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Mr. Worldward, how you doing?

I'm doing well, man. How about you?

I am doing good. So you're actually in, I guess, sort of Pennsylvania, that area,

really cool place, and your publicist contacted me, and I was checking out your music,

and it's really awesome stuff. It's a lot of influences, a lot of, there's a lot going on there,

which is awesome. So you're very well known, obviously, on Spotify, and you have a tour that's

almost sold out coming up. You have a lot going on. Tell me about what's happening for you these

days, and with all this happening at the same time.

Well, it's quite a lot to help a workload. I'll tell you that. It's really getting on top of me.

I got to say, because I've decided to take on all of the biggest challenges of my career at once,

which I'm not sure why I chose to do that. I guess because I wanted to, you know, I wanted to do

and say a lot at once, and in order to accomplish that, I have to do and say a lot at once,

and the tour is almost sold out, which is unbelievable, because the last time I was on tour,

it was me emailing coffee shops around the Northeast area, and kind of begging them.

Right, exactly. Please let me show up and play some songs, and then drive it around from place to

place, playing for zero to 12 people every night, and lugging around my own merch, and all that stuff.

The pandemic hit, and then everything changed in like the middle of that. So, you know, it's

funny. You describe me as being very well known, and I mean, I certainly wouldn't consider myself

that, but at the same time, with how these shows have been going, especially I had my first couple

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