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I tried to capture Steve’s chill and nonchalant vibe. I wrote and composed the song like a cartoon intro. Some people even asked if I used A.I., but nope, I recorded and composed everything myself.

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And that mantra has never been truer than in the world of music creation. A great intro – be it an abrupt ear-blast or a slow and gentle tease – makes a great record. After all, there's no point in ...