The speaker discusses their fear of losing memories and how it prevented them from verifying a past experience of seeing Nirvana perform live.
Dermot Kennedy talks about his experience of singing on the streets and how it led him to sign a record deal in New York just six weeks after a clip of him went online.
The importance of being genuine in the music industry is discussed, as it can be easy for performers to try too hard to be someone they're not.
The speakers discuss the role of music in their lives and how it can vary from person to person. They also touch on the idea that not everyone needs to have music as a central part of their memories or life.
The speaker talks about how a heartbreak can cause one to let go of some of their best traits, and how performances or experiences can change after the element of surprise is lost.