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Has allowed you to re-evaluate things, and if so what have you learned about yourself in that process? When I look at everything objectively, I can really take a lot of pride. And even paying our crew: they were out of work for an entire year and we found ways to get everybody safely to Nashville for 15 days to make this concert series.

And we got to do a benefit concert for the crew, which I know came at a good time for everybody. Have you been able to focus on even more new music, too? So this time I quickly had to flip that gear back into creative mode and it was pretty fun!

It was a challenge to get Simple Creatures rolling again because both of us personally just had a lot going on in our lives. At some point I think there will be something coming your way. With news hitting that vaccines are on the way and some in the process of being administered, how hopeful are you of a bright future for ? Would you say that has potentially changed your outlook on life?

I think this has really put a magnifying glass over the fact that things can take a pretty sharp turn, very suddenly, and it really levels the playing field.

All Time Low, which has kept most of its original members since forming in and is currently on tour, is known for songs such as the hit "Dear Maria, Count Me In" and more recent "Monsters feat. Demi Lovato and blackbear " in A statement from the four of us. The statement did not single out specific allegations, though it did note there was a TikTok video that "gained traction a few weeks ago alluding to inappropriate behavior within our camp.

The art vs. And I think because of that, it was all very much still tied up in the world of Wake Up, Sunshine and everything we had just done. I really liked what Taylor Swift did during this whole shutdown and everything, where she put out her first folky record [Folklore], and then immediately followed it up almost with sort of a sister album [Evermore], and it all feels like one big body of work when you listen to it together.

So is Once In A Lifetime a standalone release for now, or is it a follow-up to Wake Up, Sunshine… or does it mark the start of a new chapter? It helps to be a little bit agile and just kind of work with the times. Was the single made in the same way as Wake Up, Sunshine — with all four of you under one roof? Jack and I wrote the song with our collaborator friend, Andrew Goldstein, who we also worked on Monsters with. So the three of us were actually together; we did like a week of writing together and everybody got tested, and everybody was kind of holed up in one space safely.

We banged out a handful of songs in that moment, and Once In A Lifetime was a product of that writing session. But it was a bit more remote this time around just because it had to be. But the core of it was still there, you know?

I think that was something that was a very universal constant for people through ; it was a very difficult year for most people, and we were able to write that song from a personal place. And I think a lot of the new music kind of lives in that world.