The Knockturnal: So you guys met when you were kids?
Jack Falahee
The Knockturnal
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal
Tim Wu
The KnockturnalYeah, I know, that’s really cool. Do you remember your first impressions of each other in high school?
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: That’s a good picture to paint, I feel like.
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: What were you like?
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The KnockturnalWhat type of music were you guys into then?
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: Very Michigan.
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The KnockturnalAnd so what are your influences now?
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
The Knockturnal: Okay, cool. What about now, why was this the time that you guys wanted to start this and why did it work?
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
The KnockturnalAnd it’s a really transitional time for you, too.
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
The KnockturnalIs this more the direction you want to go in? Or are you still holding on to projects?
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
The Knockturnal: No, I definitely feel that you see a lot more of those crossovers now.
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: Do you watch a lot of [Jack’s] stuff?
Tim Wu:
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: Did you have any anxieties coming into this?
Tim Wu:
Jack Falahee:
The Knockturnal: Yeah. “Silver Lake Queen” doesn’t sound like your electronic vibe, at all. Is this a new direction that you’re trying to go in?
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: Seven three four, [in reference to their online handle @Diplomacy734] is that like an area code?
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
The Knockturnal: What’s the other one?
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu:
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: You’re going to get there soon. So would you [Tim] ever take on a different persona than Elephante? Would you do a different name to signify a different era of music?
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee:
The Knockturnal: What were you thinking of?
Jack Falahee
The Knockturnal: And your managers are like, nah.
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu
Jack Falahee:
Tim Wu:
The Knockturnal: I think its a cool thing, like P. Diddy just deciding to change his name every two weeks…
Tim Wu
The Knockturnal: And my last question, I like the video for “Silver Lakes People,” how did you link up with that dancer?
Jack Falahee:
The Knockturnal: A lot of talent coming out of Ann Arbor.
Jack Falahee: