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Dai listened silently during the exchange between Farah and Oliver. He thought it was good that she was so eager to get to work and start busting out songs and was likely used to doing just that as a session musician, however Oliver's approach was a little different and while Dai didn't necessarily think one style was better than the other he was familiar with their way of running things now and thought that it was kind of nice to spend some time talking things over and easing one's way into studio work. Not that he had ever actually recorded an entire album with Oliver and Gavriel but he thought it would probably be similar to working with them in general and what they had done before. That's what he hoped anyway, he knew some people could be rather different in the studio as opposed to in rehearsals and gigs from past work he had done but he didn't think that would be a problem with them.

Oliver hadn't bothered to mention their roles in the band to Farah and Dai half wondered if perhaps they should have mentioned it although he supposed it wasn't as though it was really going to remain a mystery if they didn't bring it up and she wasn't already informed. When they got into the studio, he would head to his kit, Gavriel would bring his guitar in and he and Oliver would tune their guitars and start warming up which would answer that question rather quickly.


Gavriel as usual was quick to chime in.



Gavriel nodded as Oliver finished telling the new bassist how they usually started off which was pretty low key while sending both of them silent looks for help explaining matters. He probably wanted to stall for time to finish his coffee. Gavriel leaned his guitar case up against the side of his car and then turned to Farah. "That's usually how we start out, we're pretty laid back about things in general I think. And like he said, we take our time getting started to get an idea of what we really want for the album." He told her with a smile. Well, at least that's how he had always interpreted their way of doing things. Either way he was looking forward to seeing what she brought to the table as he'd heard she did jazz fusion and tech death. An interesting woman and beautiful as well though her height was a surprise. He didn't think he'd ever actually seen a woman taller than Oliver, which he thought made her really quite striking. Not that he was going to dwell on any of that though, he knew how to be professional and he also knew that she was simply here to work with them. "And since not all of us have to be as mysterious as Oliver, I'm the vocalist and Dai over there is the drummer." He added, nodding toward Dai to his left and then glancing back over at Oliver. By narrowing it down, that really only left the lead guitarist role open to him as otherwise they would have been hiring a lead guitarist instead of a bassist. He figured he might as well have mentioned what Dai did since he probably wasn't going to bring it up himself since he didn't talk unnecessarily all that often. As he had suspected, all the drummer did was nod in confirmation to what he'd said. He was usually the quiet type although every now and then he'd loosen up and get talking and it was times like that which Gavriel found he got along with him best. Not to say that he didn't like him simply as he was though, Dai was certainly easy enough to get along with.