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Indie 5-0: 5 questions with The Collective Bus

The Collective Bus, named after the Argentinian double-decker bus Colectivo, are an alternative rock outfit based in Miami, Florida. They have toured across the country with radio-hit songs(Don’t Stop, Fold it Back), opening for various former superstar (or known national headliner) acts. Their music has been best described as ‘rock with an afro-cuban flair’ taking influence from performers like Angelique Kidjo and the DIY scene to bring a unique, high-octane show for anyone to enjoy. They just released their debut single “Take Time” and we got the chance to interview them about it!

1. What is the inspiration behind "Take Time"?

We wrote this in 2019, on tour, when we decided to take a stop in Pittsburgh for a few days before the next show. Here, we find a fantastic guitar shop known as Pittsburgh Guitars. So we’re in the shop, trying out the gear, having a chill afternoon when our guitarist(at the time) Ben plays this sweet descending riff and I’m like “That’s a golden idea. Let’s record it.” Basically made the blueprint for the song right there in the shop. I then wrote all the lyrics in the car once we were back on the road.

About the song itself, for a lot of my work, I really love ambiguity and double meanings, which really take hold of the central theme to “take time”. Where I feel both readings of taking time together or taking time apart are equally valid. Ultimately it’s about two people recognizing their problems to help each other out. Even if it means ending whatever relationship they had before. They can’t just sit. They can’t play pretend. They can only Take Time. The song is available now on Spotify.

2. You are a huge advocate for the mental health community. Do you have any advice or words of wisdom for those struggling right now?

I don't know if I would describe myself as a huge advocate. I mean, it's definitely important and close to my heart, but I'm no politician. I'm also struggling like everyone else in these tense times. I go to therapy. I take anti-depressants. My mental health can leave me in a deep unseated happiness a lot of the time, so it makes sense for it to be such a strong theme in my music. This is a conversation. Personally, what has helped me to combat intrusive thoughts is to ask what does or doesn't serve me. If I recognize that I'm spiraling out wanting to turn my eyes into paper and feed them to a pack of wolves, I try to switch gears. More typical advice I would say is to keep yourself in the present. Operate without expectation. Hopefully that helps someone, I'm here to talk.

3. How has the pandemic impacted your music creation process?

It has led to me making more music than ever before. This is telling of the kind of person I am, but I constructed a spreadsheet of every song I've ever written per year going all the way back to 2011 with 'Let it Go'. The analysis is meaningless so it serves more as a coping mechanism for the extreme self-doubt I have at any given moment. It's hard for me to trust what people say, probably stems back to my gullible childhood. I'm autistic so I can't really parse sarcasm on the subconscious level, leaving me to rely on logical consistency. The numerical abstractions resulting from the spreadsheet formulates a post-truth ideal of "hard" data that I can draw insights from for future songs such as: I have never written a song in B major. About 20% of my music is discussion of mental health, 20% are what I could call 'character songs' where I'm playing an exaggerated version of myself or someone else entirely, obviously the love song covers about 45% with the remaining 15% going to random one off topics. I sit now at the highest record for my songs per year at 50 songs, 138 songs for the whole decade.

4. How has it affected your mental health?

Poorly, like everyone else. I have deeply intrusive thoughts like "I want to rip my body into a complicated set of packages to feed the birds in my inevitable sky burial" or "I want to tear my throat out and squeeze it until all the words I could've said are silenced, preventing me from embarrassing myself any further than I've already have". These come off like ticks(like a flinch) as a result of the anxiety I feel when reliving past events, which started as another coping mechanism to logically deduce how to function better socially. It gives me the insightful awareness to write songs, make jokes, allow for reasonable doubt, but my impulsive nature prevents me from stopping the negative side-effects of that behavior. It feels like I'm trapped in a cage that I designed. A cycle that is doomed to repeat, which fits nicely into a classic definition of insanity. I'm trying my best to be kind to myself and those around me. I don't exist for my sake. I exist for those who want me to be here. I hope that love tethers the reader still to this material plane. Reader, you are loved. You have value. This bad time will pass, like all things do. 5. If there was one message you wanted listeners to take from "Take Time," what would it be?

I can say what I feel it's about like I did in the first question, but ultimately meaning is a retroactive experience. The listener will know what it means to them by the end, decide how they feel, then justify those feelings. I fully believe in this philosophy; otherwise, we would be objective beings with no distinction between bad or good, things would just be. Also, how can there be discourse if the answer was set in stone? And if there isn't discourse, if I didn't force people to sit with their emotions, then from my perspective the song has no value. Just kidding, obviously the real message is to listen to us on Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever else excites you. I'd like music to be my career and I need an audience for that. Join us. Buy our merch. Coalesce. Merge with the almighty capital and rise from the heavens in triumph, heralding The Collective Bus as your mantle. Let us be the horse on which you ride upon to Valhalla you brave warrior. Thank you for reading.

Listen to “Take Time” here:

Connect with The Collective Bus via:

https://www.danielcorrea.com/

https://www.facebook.com/thecollectivebus

https://www.instagram.com/collectivebus/

https://twitter.com/collectivebus

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCndyexrw_jbdmKDAzCdzl9g

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There’s no looking at a building here after seeing Italy. – Fanny Burney • Unusual travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God. – Kurt Vonnegut We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best we can find in our travels is an honest friend. – Robert Louis Stevenson • We can be said only to fulfil our destiny in the place that gave us birth. 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When you’re traveling, you are what you are right there and then. People don’t have your past to hold against you. No yesterdays on the road. – William Least Heat-Moon • When one realizes that his life is worthless he either commits suicide or travels.- Edward Dahlberg • When traveling with someone, take large does of patience and tolerance with your morning coffee. – Helen Hayes • When you are everywhere, you are nowhere. When you are somewhere, you are everywhere. – Rumi • When you travel, remember that a foreign country is not designed to make you comfortable. 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