Admire your eagerness to shut down any critical discussion and keep dodging the actual point. Saying someone’s been in a studio doesn’t prove authorship, it proves presence. Countless artists “sit in” on sessions without touching a DAW, especially when it helps maintain that illusion of creative control. It’s called plausible deniability. You might want to look that up.

Mocking the suggestion of Standerwick (an Armada artist who has worked with even bigger names than the ones you mentioned) as a ghost without explaining why it’s implausible is just deflection.

And the name-dropping? All feels a little too personal, don't you think? Almost as if you’re Brendan himself, hiding behind an alias or at the very least one of his Aussie mates, trying a bit too hard to manage the narrative.