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APAN caught up with LiSA to discuss the release and the new territory she explored on the single's three songs.

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No. What this feels like is 2000 late 2007, early 20008, when the hedge funds started to blow up in housing. Because what we're seeing is the systemic risk is it before the banks went. That's right.

Volatility in markets is expected and normal, but the current situation feels like neither. One would hope previous experiences with market volatility would prepare us for the next round.

“It feels like we made a couple of records in a row that were in reaction,” Mumford says. “And then this record feels more like a first record.” ...