This week I went back to where it all began and retracked “Moonpool” with Sean Daniel—one of those songs that’s been living in the world for years, and it felt genuinely special to revisit it and sing it again. The whole vibe of this video is me getting back inside the lyric and the melody like it’s the first time, but with all the extra perspective you get from time passing. It’s a gorgeous song, and retracking it let me focus on the emotion and the vocal choices in a fresh way. “Moonpool” is basically a little sci‑fi daydream with a very human center: “Oh, to be a pool on the moon,” no blue sky, weeks of darkness, and then that random earthshine cutting through. I love how the lyric plays with imagery like “zero G” and “less pressure,” and then lands on the line that really says everything: “sheer isolation was kind of the point.” If you’re into songwriting, vocal delivery, or just watching a song get brought back to life, this one’s a quiet, atmospheric ride—and it reminded me why I loved this track in the first place.