Yotam may not have an academic understanding of music, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing; I would go as far as to say that these conditions give us a more accurate look into the soul of a man, and in turn, a greater look into all of humanity.

Like all music, we get a call into the darkness, but I feel as if Yotam's music bears this truth on its chest, quite knowingly. Yotam marches on, with guitar in hands, attempting to capture whatever it is that it means to be human.

"I won't join you after the movie
Pass un[SIC]possible beauties
I don't want to be
Drunk around the people I hate"

I've been exposed to Yotam's animations since I was a wee lad and unfortunately looked over his music for a great period of time. I feel that Yotam and I are kindred spirits, so I can relate to and feel something deeper in each one of his tracks. Each song has an element of personal despair and ennui, it's very comforting. This boy needs to release more music from his boooody.

Josh is an incredibly talented songwriter, it's an honor to know him and a privilege to listen to his music. I've been looking forward to a full album from this guy before I even knew him, I just didn't know it yet. Congrats, Mr. Cuadra!