I’m out busking in Sudbury, Suffolk on a proper glorious day, taking your song requests and mixing up genres so it doesn’t get boring doing the same stuff over and over. This one’s basically “English busker sings your songs” in real time: a bit of Johnny Cash, Elvis, The Doors, Green Day, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Beatles, Radiohead, Blue Öyster Cult, The Animals… plus the usual little chats with people passing by. I’m live, I’m in the sun, I’ve got coffee on, lemon and ginger tea for the voice, a big bottle of water, and I’m just trying to keep everything feeling good for a long session. You’ll hear me be honest about the reality of it too—some songs just don’t translate on acoustic, some I won’t attempt because I’ll butcher the words, and I’m still improving on guitar (I’ll happily admit I’m “stuck” around where I was at 20). I talk about streaming and why it keeps me going, how requests work when it gets busy, and even a little rant about Scotland busking being the least successful day I’ve had (two quid for an hour and twenty—painful). Main takeaway: I’ll always give it a go, but I’d rather do it properly, keep the voice healthy, and make it a fun, varied set for everyone watching.