I think you may underestimate your fanbase, Dev, at least regarding your solo stuff, when you mention that it probably won't sell. I know a lot of fans of your solo stuff (including myself) who consider Truth to be your most uplifting, overwhelming song and put it at the top of their "fav Dev" song lists. I'd like to think that the majority of the fans of your solo stuff understand the difference in mentality between DTB and SYL and will absorb Synchestra without stupid preconceptions about how heavy music is "supposed" to sound. I believe the reason people become fans of your music is because they understand that your music stands alone and has no preconceived notions of how it's "supposed" to sound. When we purchase a DTB album, we know it will be unexpected, soulful and honest, and I certainly wouldn't like it any other way. Hopefully I'm not out of line by speaking for everyone else by saying we all love you right back. There isn't enough positive emotion in the world as it is, and a little more could never hurt. I hope Synchestra brings a smile and a tear to all your fans who truly appreciate an emotionally honest, brilliant musician.
Thank you so much for all your amazing music. My life will always be a little brighter with your music to affect me.
<group hug>
Thank you so much for all your amazing music. My life will always be a little brighter with your music to affect me.
<group hug>
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