"I played all the guitars, almost all the keys, and half the bass and half the drums. My brother played the other half of the bass, and Will Yip played the other half of the drums." This insight highlights the collaborative but individualistic nature of Okusami's music, showcasing her multifaceted talent and the importance of familial collaboration in her artistic process.
"I feel very lucky to have that basis as my start in playing shows." Okusami reflects on the significance of her early musical environment in D.C., which provided community support and a foundation for her career.
"In Brooklyn, I don't know how easy it would have been to get into it at such an early age. A lot of the venues here are bars and places that are 21 and up." This illustrates the challenges young musicians face in different scenes and emphasizes how supportive environments can foster budding artists.
"That sound tickles my brain." Okusami expresses her connection to her baritone guitar, indicating how deeply personal and impactful her instruments and music creation process are to her.
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