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Huh, I don't know what I was expecting from how you described your music but it certainly wasn't what I heard. Very pleasantly surprised though, love it! If I have one question it would be how has your disability impacted your music, if at all?

Honestly? I'm not sure. I saw you mention Black Sabbath and I can really feel that. If I had to describe your music though I'd maybe say it felt like I was presented with a cheese pizza but what I really got was an everything pizza? I'm honestly not sure if I can pin it down, perhaps that's the best way I can describe it? Your music defies definition.

Also I just remembered, Gaelynn Lea. She's a fiddler who also had Osteogenesis Imperfecta and has adapted how she plays https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6oSeODGmoQ and honestly, her NPR tiny desk performance was one of the best I've ever seen.

I'd also just like to say it's inspiring and amazing how you've adapted to play with your condition.

Perhaps inspiring isn't the right word. Like you said, we all adapt. Btw, I'm diggin' Kaiserschnitt. It has made it's way onto my daily listen Spotify playlist.