Since every one of these is shorter than a minute, I thought I'd bless you with all 4 collabs. One of the beautiful things about these clips is my ability to listen and harmonize on the spot to even the shortest portion of a song, make 13 sec. sound as full and harmoniously sound as a full 180 sec. (3 min.) It also challenges my arranging abilities. Sometimes, I have no reference to go off of, so I have to woodshed something that works cohesively (the first 2 clips) Other times, a close-enough accuracy to the original is required, so I'll look up the song, listen, and improvise my arrangement by ear to achieve as close of a match as possible (the last 2 clips). The first is a short portion of One of her originals from 2024, the rest are 2025 micro-covers.

If you have watched the Evolution Podcast episode with @Hank Minor, you know that he is a master falconer. Hank was kind enough to share a short documentary with us about this beautiful ancient art.

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