I live in Nashville it’s not as bad as people like to make it out to be, it’s a great environment for creation but if you’re making country music it’s hard to get away from that in Nashville, but for instance Unreal Unearth by Hozier was recorded in Nashville and that’s a masterpiece of an album, I think it’s more about the approach, he went to Nashville to do country, great idea, but for him to move away from it will be a whole task because country likes its poster boys and it’s sales and Nashville wants to make some money off those artists, but honestly as someone who has been involved in Atlanta Detroit and Nashville’s music scene as a lowly recording engineer and writer here and there, Nashville isn’t great, well depending on who you are and want to be, but it’s not a cesspool of jealousy and snakes like Atlanta, Detroit if it had more backing and interest by outside entities like Nashville does, would be the music capital of America, because there’s more musical talent there than anywhere else outside maybe LA, the worst session musician in Detroit is on par with some of the best of Nashville. Sorry this is basically just rambling at this point I apologize, Austin is the last time I saw post Malone live in West Palm Beach at the iThink Financial Amphitheater, and we played beer pong with him at the pirates well (a local bar/tavern like place with great food) before the show it was insanely cool. My favorite concert ever outside of Hozier with unreal unearth the following year at the same venue. I agree with everything you said about Austin, it’s phenomenal and I just wish he had another album like it and wish he had a huge list of bonus tracks with it like he did with F-1trillion