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How did the song change during the process of writing, producing and recording?<\/strong>
\nIt changed organically through playing the song with the band. The structure of the song is essentially the same as the iPhone demo, but the added instrumentation coloured in the gaps.<\/p>\n

Who collaborated in the process of writing the music, lyrics, production, recording, mixing, etc.?<\/strong>
\nIt started on two nylon string guitars a year ago when me and Sam lived together. I had written the chords and lyrics and latter jammed it with Sam one cold winter night. After a couple plays through we pretty much had the structure and melodic arrangements sorted. My partner, Mia, who is usually my first collaborator before I bring a song to the band, played along and provided a nice clarinet part. The song was part of our live set for a while and it was refined over time with the rest of the band adding there own parts and ideas to the arrangement. Also, our friend and sometimes band member, Kate Berry, sang backing vocals on the finished track.<\/p>\n

What is the origin of the song?<\/strong>
\nThis one pretty much came out all at once. It\u2019s hard to pinpoint the origin. It\u2019s nice when that happens.<\/p>\n