The Emotional Power of "Move to the Water" | Mick Hunt & Kevin Flournoy on Mick Unplugged

It worked.

You got it right. I know you're a perfectionist, and you just brought up Amanda Cole to the water. And I'm going to tell you, Kevin, I'm looking you in your eye. My wife broke down when she heard that song. And then when she saw the video, the composition of it, it resonated even deeper with her. And so, obviously, like, I'm a. I'm a music buff, right. I love music. But to see my wife move to the water, I know it's won some awards, and it's going to continue to win, like, good. Like, bro. I could almost get emotional right now.

Yeah, that's. That's. That has turned out not. So that's a new one for me. The newest one. Yes, and yes. The same concept where I was trying to reach through the reach thing and the way I'm presenting it and I'm listening to the comments, and it's nice to hear that it's moving because, you know, it speaks to something that. That everybody deals with at some point in their life. You know, the. The challenge of that is you basically got to have, like, an Amanda Cole sing it. Singers like that are rare these days, especially these days where they actually can sing. So in the studio, she. She's singing the song from the beginning to the end.