Savannah Harris and Nicole McCabe had never been in a room together before All Together Now, and Talkhouse let them interview each other about how it got built: chord progressions and motifs handed over by Zahn, bass parts run through an octave pedal, six or seven sessions at his house, drums cut at Bunker in Brooklyn mostly in one day off rough mixes, and a chart sketched by hand for Monstera so the hits would land. Harris also says plainly what the method cost, which is the in-the-room feel, and that is the part a release could never produce.

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