In this one I’m doing what I love most: singing your songs live, busker-style, and trying to keep the vibe moving even when the tech decides to have a little wobble. I kick things off with a request and settle into that proper live session feel—just me, the mic, and the song—before I notice something’s not quite right with the audio. You can literally hear me clock it in real time: I’ve “done nothing different,” I’m just positioned differently, and suddenly it’s picking up the mic weirdly at that distance. I carry on anyway because, honestly, sometimes the only thing you can do is play and see if it sorts itself out. I run another song, check in with chat, and troubleshoot on the fly—turns out the YouTube app/inbuilt mic is being a bit funny, and at one point you lot can’t hear any guitar at all. That’s when I call it: rather than pretend it’s fine, I restart the stream. Takeaway? Live music is brilliant, but it’s also gloriously imperfect—so I’d rather be honest, keep you in the loop, and get it sounding right for the next round of requests.