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Trey (saxophone): We had several socially distanced private shows, even during the first few months of the
lockdown. Just trying to stay as active as we could under the circumstances. In addition, during the summer
months and into the fall, we filled time between the private gigs with livestreams as well as a video recording
which was done as part of the Tucson Meet Yourself Festival. If you haven't seen us live before you can
expect a lot of energy. We're a group that's 7 strong, so you can imagine the intensity and the power of the
sound coming from that many people on stage at once. And being that we're a larger band, we work hard to
stay very tight as a group. I think listeners will also enjoy the effort we put forth to ensure that seeing us live
is a whole new experience from what you might be used to from music we've released. We keep the live
show up tempo, always trying out different intros and outro's, and make sure to throw in some covers that are
crowd favorites.

Justin Nazari (rhythm guitar): Yes, we have had a handful of regional and local shows that were live shows
with small crowds. Some of these shows have been outside, but all of them have had strict COVID-19-related
restrictions and limitations, as well as social distancing rules. I would say it is very similar to dining
experiences, but just with a live band performing in the background.