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I'll be mixing the main sessions again this year, with a couple new bands and the return of choirs and orchestras. I am grateful to be able to serve again. Honestly, I'm mystified as to why they ask me back because I'm not in the target audience any more, and, even when I was, I was not cool. Hopefully, I can help them make good music for the glory of God nonetheless.

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