00:02I feel like we never created music for people to listen to. We created music for
00:07us to feel better about what it was that we were going through at that moment.
00:12And it's very touching to know that people can relate to it. But the purpose
00:19of it in the beginning was just to cope.
00:33We're from Montreal both. We're from Montreal. It gets really cold. I write a lot during
00:39the winter because you're kind of stuck in your house and there's not much light and
00:43you kind of get depressed because you need light and you need warmth. We talk a lot about
00:48love stories that ended really bad or love stories that never happened. So for that, Montreal
00:55is great. It's very inspiring in the winter.
01:07That one works. Where to go? 13 left to go.
01:11Usually we start from a simple idea. Like let's say sometimes there's just like a feeling that
01:17we want to work with. We just write down a bunch of words that we want to use or that
01:23we want to build a whole universe around the song and like make it something that exists.
01:27The more we do it, the more we don't even have to talk anymore to plan how we're going
01:34to do it. It just happens. We're two friends making music together and obviously it's going
01:55to have a female point of view because that's the point of view that we have. So I think it's
01:59easy to relate to for other girls and women.
02:02You'll never stay. You'll like me. I'll never be your friend.
02:14You'll never be your friends.
02:22You'll never stay.
02:22It's off to the end of the fortitude.
02:24It's easy to follow.
02:25We'll see you next time some time.
02:25Hey friends, here's Will. I've just been coming to Toronto.
02:27I'm going to just go in a very good journey. We'll join us directly to the hall.
02:30I think we'll have a whole show tonight. Bye Bye!
02:32Bye Bye!
02:35I'm going to turn off the stage.
02:41That's how we leave the stage.
02:42That's how we leave the stage.
02:43I think that's how we leave the stage.
02:44When I listened to the first demos, I really felt that the bass of the songs were really strong, really
02:50deep,
02:51and you could see the mark of the girls in their music.
02:54And when the new elements of the songs were added, I could see really the atmosphere and the vibe the
03:00girls were going to put on it.
03:02It was really impressive for us.
03:04And on the human standpoint, it was so fun to be around, and I feel like we have a small
03:09family working together.
03:26It's a weird thing to think you write a song because you feel something, but then everybody hears it.
03:34And then you sing it live in front of many people, and it's so personal.
03:39We never thought the band would work that well, so mostly we're very, very grateful of where we are right
03:46now.
03:47It feels so good to be able to not only say it out loud, but say it out loud to
03:55people who don't know us,
03:56and to say it out loud to, like, broad audiences.
03:59If people don't connect to it, it was still important for us to write that song.
04:03The creative process is also a way to deal with what's going on.
04:07So that's where every song comes from, I think.
