Now this will be your third independent release. What is the process like releasing the album independently?

Din: Our experience so far is that it's just been extremely tough. I mean, I, uh, completely fund it on my own and that was just really hard. I mean, it was a labor of love and I'm very passionate about it, something that I would do over and over again, but it's just that you know you have this idea and uh you want to see it come to fruition and uh you never really know what it is until you're right in the middle of it. And that experience, I got through it and I'm very proud of them, but I think that the experience of knowing what it took to get the, uh, what it took to get those recordings down was an eye-opener. Also, and just the creative process, I, you know I was very humbled by the whole creative process, and I realized more like how I write as an artist and you know it takes time and things evolve, there's nothing like immediate, or at least very rarely do songs or ideas come about immediately. Everything has its process. Once you're in that frame of mind you're just kind of humbled to the whole process so I'm still getting used to it. Because, you know, as an artist you want to be quick and you want to be like, to put everything out there, but it just takes time and things have to evolve on their own, more of an organic thing. So, the independent releases, we're very proud of it, we've done it all on our own completely and there's definitely something to be said for that. It takes time, but you know, ah, someone else kinda gets the bill.