I knew that us as friends was an important starting point of the band. I sent them the demos and the songs and it flowed really well. We didn’t really mean for it to be a girl band when we started practicing last year in the winter and in the fall, but it was just really easy. We worked together, had been to parties and hangouts together, and there was one time where she was like, “I almost went to school for drums,” and I was like, “Wait what?” and that is when Payton hopped on board. I had been friends with Payton since probably-I was a freshman in college, and I never knew that she played drums. I had played with my sister before in bands, so I knew she played bass and the connection was already there-we are pretty much best friends and get along super well. I was still writing music, but I wasn't focusing on the band project.
It is really unexplainable-the feeling just wasn’t right. I tested out some people and they were drumming and playing bass for me, and it was fine and they were really talented musicians but connection is so important to me when it comes to a band, and nothing was really sitting right. It was a solo passion project-nothing really serious. I was going to write some songs and record them under my name. McKenna Parks: This specific project started as a solo project. Annie Bastian: Can you tell me about how you became a band and your experience beginning the band?
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