Speaker 1: Hey, guys, welcome to I've never said this before with
Speaker 1: me Tommy Didario. So this is a very special episode
Speaker 1: because I got to sit down with an amazing artist.
Speaker 1: Her name is Alexandra Kay, and I did an interview
Speaker 1: for iHeart National Content. But I enjoyed the interview so
Speaker 1: much I wanted to put it on my podcast, And
Speaker 1: of course I had to ask her my signature question
Speaker 1: at the end, which I'm going to get to in
Speaker 1: a minute. But Alexandra Kay is an incredible, incredible country
Speaker 1: singer who has an amazing story. Her sophomore album is
Speaker 1: out now. And a side note, if you haven't heard
Speaker 1: her song Straight for the Heart, you guys, it is
Speaker 1: so good. I listened to it on repeat in the gym.
Speaker 1: But what I really love about Alexandra and I let
Speaker 1: the interview feeling so inspired. She had some cards stacked
Speaker 1: against her at one point in her career, but she
Speaker 1: didn't let that stop her.
Speaker 2: She took matters into her.
Speaker 1: Own hands and in many ways is successful today because
Speaker 1: of choices she made on her own. She didn't wait
Speaker 1: around for people to give her permission. She did it herself.
Speaker 1: And I think this is such a great message for
Speaker 1: anyone who's pursuing anything in any different avenue or lane
Speaker 1: to keep going after your dreams. If you believe in yourself,
Speaker 1: you can do it. You don't have to always rely
Speaker 1: on someone else. So for that reason alone, I think
Speaker 1: she is spectacular. But let's also talk about the talent,
Speaker 1: because she is so brilliant and such a great singer songwriter.
Speaker 1: So I'm really excited for those who know Alexandra, for
Speaker 1: you to hopefully hear a different side to her, and
Speaker 1: for those who don't to get to know someone who
Speaker 1: definitely should be on your radar. And her never said
Speaker 1: this before moment at the end. Man, it is so relatable.
Speaker 1: It's something I feel like a lot of us don't
Speaker 1: talk about, but we definitely all feel it. So I
Speaker 1: hope you enjoyed this episode, and let's see if we
Speaker 1: can get Alexandra to say something that she has never
Speaker 1: said before. Hey guys, I'm Tommy Dedaria with iHeartRadio and
Speaker 1: I'm here with the.
Speaker 2: Brilliantly talented Alexandra Ka. How are you?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 2: I am good. We're so happy to have you here. You,
Speaker 2: my friend, have been blowing up.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, thank you. I feel like it's just
Speaker 4: I'm just hanging on for deal life, like you know
Speaker 4: what I mean? Like that, I'm happy to be in
Speaker 4: the whirlwind, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Well what year you've been having? Right?
Speaker 1: You have your second sophomore album out now, which is brilliant.
Speaker 1: I was just telling you, I've been listening to it NonStop.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: So every song I'm like, you got the vocals, you
Speaker 1: got the melodies, you've got the rhythm. I mean, there's bopsters, ballads.
Speaker 1: It is such a great collection of songs.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Tell me about the title first of all.
Speaker 4: So I decided to name it Second Win because I
Speaker 4: wrote my debut album it's called All I've Ever Known,
Speaker 4: and I wrote that after coming out of a divorce
Speaker 4: and I was with my ex for eleven years, and
Speaker 4: so I wrote that record really as just kind of
Speaker 4: a I have to do this for myself, because this
Speaker 4: is how I've been processing things since I was a kid.
Speaker 4: It's writing songs or poems or whatever. And I didn't
Speaker 4: know that everybody was gonna hear it, and then once
Speaker 4: they did, they loved it, and I was happy about that,
Speaker 4: but it really brought them into my life in a
Speaker 4: very personal way. And so I decided with the next
Speaker 4: album that I wanted to keep those doors open and
Speaker 4: still be very personal and bury myself. And so Second
Speaker 4: Wind is really representing trusting someone else with my heart
Speaker 4: again and like feeling like being in love again is
Speaker 4: a possibility. And then I'm not completely closed off to it.
Speaker 4: And I've been with my boyfriend now for two years.
Speaker 2: So yeah, look at you smiling talking about him.
Speaker 4: He's the best.
Speaker 2: Look at you smiling. I love that.
Speaker 1: I love that your first album, you know, is something
Speaker 1: that many of us experience, right heartbreak and going through
Speaker 1: a tough breakup or divorce or anything like that in
Speaker 1: a relationship. And then this album's like, you know what,
Speaker 1: you can come through the other side for sure.
Speaker 4: And that's like the biggest thing that I say on stage,
Speaker 4: because I'll sing a song like I Believe on the
Speaker 4: last record, which was me at my absolute lowest and
Speaker 4: feeling like, oh my gosh, how am I ever going
Speaker 4: to get through my life when all I know is
Speaker 4: this person? And then I'm able to follow that up
Speaker 4: with a song like the last off this album or
Speaker 4: what He Does or Second Wind, and I'm able to say,
Speaker 4: if you were feeling the last song, and you were
Speaker 4: really relating to the lyrics of ever Leave. Please just
Speaker 4: know that what I'm about to sing is where I'm
Speaker 4: at now and you can be there too. I'm happier
Speaker 4: than I've ever been, more confident than I've ever been,
Speaker 4: more in love than I've ever been, and that they
Speaker 4: can find that too. You know they're relating to it.
Speaker 4: So I'm glad. I was happy to finally put some
Speaker 4: happy songs out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you know which one. I love Straight for
Speaker 2: the Heart. I mean, come on now. First of all,
Speaker 2: I feel like it's this like defiant breakup song.
Speaker 1: And yeah, again, many of us have been there before.
Speaker 1: The video is spectacular. I want to light someone's car
Speaker 1: on fire now. I love it. It's so good. Thank
Speaker 1: you talk to me about that song? What made you
Speaker 1: be like, oh no, no, I need to record this.
Speaker 4: So this was my first pitch meeting I had ever had.
Speaker 4: And when I was an independent for a really long time,
Speaker 4: like I think in between my two record deals was
Speaker 4: seven years or six years, and I decided to stay independent,
Speaker 4: and and during that time, I was really missing the
Speaker 4: opportunity to record like all of the bangers that are
Speaker 4: being written in Nashville, every single day, like we'd live
Speaker 4: in such a crazy city where for every great song
Speaker 4: that's written, another incredible song is written within the same hour.
Speaker 4: And it's it's something that I'm a lover of songs,
Speaker 4: Like I love performing, I love that aspect, but I
Speaker 4: love songs first and foremost way. I love country music.
Speaker 4: And so my first opportunity with the label, I said, Okay,
Speaker 4: gimme give me all the saws, so I want to
Speaker 4: hear them all. And so I believe this was like
Speaker 4: the second or third song that I was ever pitched,
Speaker 4: and I was in the room at BMG, and I
Speaker 4: was like, okay, stop, can no one else can hear this?
Speaker 4: Like it cannot be shared to anybody else. This has
Speaker 4: to be my song. And then who would have known
Speaker 4: it be my first top thirtyeth country radio.
Speaker 2: So come on, come on that. What was it about
Speaker 2: the message that made you just fall in love with it?
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, I definitely felt that. I definitely
Speaker 4: felt like, Okay, I can't continue to stay in this
Speaker 4: weird limbo of are we supposed to be together?
Speaker 3: Are we not?
Speaker 4: Like we just need to pull the trigger. The band
Speaker 4: aid Austin, like let each other go. If that's what
Speaker 4: needs to happen. And I'm a very hold on to people,
Speaker 4: and I have held on to people in my life
Speaker 4: for way longer than I think that they actually really
Speaker 4: deserve to be there in different instances in my life, right,
Speaker 4: even like when I was a teenager and stuff in
Speaker 4: friend groups and stuff like that, and so that message
Speaker 4: of just I need a clean break otherwise a piece
Speaker 4: of me is always going to remain here really really
Speaker 4: resonated with me. And then also of course I heard
Speaker 4: like the first drop and that like crazy chorus, and
Speaker 4: I was like, Okay, yeah it's a banger, and yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm happy with how it's done.
Speaker 2: That must be a fun one to perform.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's really really cool, and it's now it's really
Speaker 4: cool because of what it's done on country radio and
Speaker 4: how it's helped me so much. It's now the loudest
Speaker 4: song everybody sings every night. And I was used to
Speaker 4: everlif being that one that everybody came for and straight
Speaker 4: for the heart is kind of knocked it off its throne,
Speaker 4: which I think is cool.
Speaker 1: And it's a reflection of where you are now too,
Speaker 1: right like in a more like empowered place, stronger.
Speaker 4: Much stronger. I mean I was so weak when I
Speaker 4: went through my divorce. I truly like did not know
Speaker 4: how I was going to survive. Thank God for my
Speaker 4: manager Beth, who let me live at her house while
Speaker 4: I was going through it and helped me through the
Speaker 4: whole thing. And yeah, I'm definitely stronger from it. I
Speaker 4: look back and I'm like, wow, I have no idea
Speaker 4: how to survive that, you know.
Speaker 1: But that's what's cool is your music is helping people
Speaker 1: survive what they're going through. Like how you did it,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. It's a really cool thing
Speaker 1: that you did put it out there. I also imagine
Speaker 1: a very scary thing to like hear your deepest, darkest,
Speaker 1: most sacred thoughts for the world to hear.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was so terrifying actually that I called Beth
Speaker 4: and I said, this cannot go out really Like I
Speaker 4: was like, it's way too personal because I do get
Speaker 4: very specific, I mean like painted and perfect. I'm like
Speaker 4: naming off dates like do you remember, you know, August
Speaker 4: fourteenth main stage on the beach Atlantic City. I was
Speaker 4: singing his Cousines scene, Like I really go in depth
Speaker 4: and get very very specific. All I've ever known, same
Speaker 4: way I talk about the Yellow Kitchen and a lot
Speaker 4: of people recognize that from my coffee covers on TikTok,
Speaker 4: and so I was like, no one's going to relate
Speaker 4: to and they're going to be like, what a weird record,
Speaker 4: And it had the opposite effect, which is really cool.
Speaker 4: And now you know, people fall into my arms and
Speaker 4: we have this really really crazy trauma that we both
Speaker 4: made it through, and it's brought me so much closer
Speaker 4: to my fans in like a way that I never
Speaker 4: thought that I could relate to complete strangers in this
Speaker 4: way and change everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, So.
Speaker 1: As a songwriter, how do you know where you want
Speaker 1: to stop in terms of what you want to share,
Speaker 1: what's too much for you?
Speaker 4: Well, I try to be very specific but also vague
Speaker 4: enough to where I'm not hurting anybody on the other side.
Speaker 4: And so that's where I draw the line. You know,
Speaker 4: I could have very much aired out a lot of
Speaker 4: horrible things that happened, but instead I said, I'll keep
Speaker 4: the rest between him and me, you know, and I
Speaker 4: that's just who I am as a person, and I
Speaker 4: shared enough they got the hit.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, So for someone who hasn't discovered you yet,
Speaker 1: what do you want them to know about your music
Speaker 1: and your artistry and where you are in this moment
Speaker 1: in your career.
Speaker 4: Oh, just that it's healing, and that I do it
Speaker 4: with a purpose. I do it so that we can
Speaker 4: all relate. I keep them in mind in my writing. Yes,
Speaker 4: I'm writing for me, but I'll switch things up in
Speaker 4: a way that make you feel like I'm writing about
Speaker 4: you even though I'm also writing about me. And so
Speaker 4: just that they're included in absolutely everything that I do,
Speaker 4: not just in the songwriting, but in the brand in
Speaker 4: general in my career and how I represent myself on
Speaker 4: what kind of role model I am, you know, to
Speaker 4: the younger generation that's coming to my shows, and there's
Speaker 4: more and more babies at the shows. It is crazy,
Speaker 4: which is is so cool because you know, you have
Speaker 4: the moms that have their baby next to them, and
Speaker 4: the baby singing Cube as a cowgirl, and that's what
Speaker 4: all the girls, all the little girls love Cup as
Speaker 4: a cowgirl. And then the mom is out there, you know,
Speaker 4: singing to ever leave. And it's just cool that I've
Speaker 4: gotten to touch both generations.
Speaker 2: Really cool.
Speaker 4: So it's always going to be honest, it's not always
Speaker 4: going to be comfortable to hear or to write.
Speaker 1: But it's always going to be honest, and I can't
Speaker 1: wait to se where you're going to go because you've
Speaker 1: already shared so much of your soul and but you know,
Speaker 1: put so much out there and have led us on
Speaker 1: this journey of your life, and now you're in a
Speaker 1: spot where we're all like cheering you on, and we
Speaker 1: want to be in that spot too if we're going
Speaker 1: through our own hardship.
Speaker 2: So where do you go from here?
Speaker 4: That's been the question because I've been writing a lot lately,
Speaker 4: and to be so honest, I have an entire new
Speaker 4: record completely written. I haven't cut anything yet, but it
Speaker 4: is very me. It's just what I wanted to listen to.
Speaker 4: And so when I was trying to think of, Okay,
Speaker 4: how do I not make my last record but then
Speaker 4: also not make the record before that, I was like, Okay,
Speaker 4: what would I want to listen to? Just write those songs,
Speaker 4: and so I did. It's just ended up kind of
Speaker 4: falling in between all I've ever known and Second Wind,
Speaker 4: and it's a lot of really good fun stuff and
Speaker 4: it's a lot of, you know, really sad things that
Speaker 4: people just need to have a good cry in a
Speaker 4: car about you know. And so that's how I've just
Speaker 4: continued to stay authentic to myself as just what would
Speaker 4: I want to hear you know.
Speaker 2: Oh, I want to hear that music.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: You can't tease us like that.
Speaker 4: You can't see those I'm excited for you to get it.
Speaker 2: It's really good in the near near future.
Speaker 4: We'll see, we'll see, okay, yeah, right, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, whenever it feels right, whenever it feels right. And
Speaker 2: I also love how you kind of started your career
Speaker 2: on your own, right.
Speaker 1: You were putting out these covers, the coffee covers, doing
Speaker 1: these nineties country songs and original songs and posting it
Speaker 1: on social media, and that's kind of where it all began.
Speaker 4: Right, It's definitely where it all began. I wouldn't be
Speaker 4: where I am. I wouldn't have the song country radio,
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be in my incredible label deal. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: have any of it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: The first time that I ever met Jelly Roll and
Speaker 4: he took me on tour, I was completely independent. When
Speaker 4: he took me on his arena tour. That changed a
Speaker 4: lot of things for me too, and how I got
Speaker 4: hooked up with my label. And when I first met him,
Speaker 4: I was sneaking into a party at my label that
Speaker 4: I wasn't signed to yet, but I knew I wanted
Speaker 4: to be there at one point, so I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: you can get me on the guest list. And I'm
Speaker 4: just kind of walking around in there, and Jelly stopped me,
Speaker 4: and I was just like, I try to keep to
Speaker 4: myself when it comes to people, like I don't want
Speaker 4: to bother anybody, you know, so I just kind of
Speaker 4: was looking at them like oh my gosh' and he
Speaker 4: stopped me and said, coffee girl, what are you doing here?
Speaker 4: And I was like I just kind of stared at him,
Speaker 4: like how do you know me? That's crazy. I was
Speaker 4: just thinking myself like don't embarrass yourself. And he's like,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh. We love watching you make your coffee
Speaker 4: and seeing your covers in the morning. And that video
Speaker 4: with Ian Randy Travis was so cool, and what was
Speaker 4: you like going on tour with to McGrath and I
Speaker 4: love that you're independent, and we became friends ever, you know,
Speaker 4: ever since, and then he ended up taking me on
Speaker 4: tour I don't know, maybe three years later two years later,
Speaker 4: and that changed everything. So without the coffee covers, I
Speaker 4: wouldn't I wouldn't be here. And now I have my
Speaker 4: own coffee brand. It's called the Coffee Girl, and I
Speaker 4: own my very own coffee shop. So never did I
Speaker 4: think we'd come this far.
Speaker 3: Vist.
Speaker 1: Really, we love watching you make a coffee. It's like
Speaker 1: the best asmr ever. Right, It's like, I mean, I'm like,
Speaker 1: I can't I can't look that cool making a coffee.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I'm like I wish you guys could see the
Speaker 4: bloopers of them, because sometimes it's like I go to
Speaker 4: grab for a bottle or something and then like my
Speaker 4: pitch is all off because I'm like reaching out like this,
Speaker 4: and then I'm like, dang, it started over pour the
Speaker 4: syrup that I just put in the glass. Have to
Speaker 4: redo the thing, And I just I think it's so funny.
Speaker 4: I just giggle to myself. I'm like, this is such
Speaker 4: a weird thing that has changed my life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but did you start doing that hoping it will
Speaker 1: lead you where you are today?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 4: I actually am really interested in social media and just
Speaker 4: like the analytics side of it all, and I really
Speaker 4: thank goodness because I know not all artists are like this,
Speaker 4: but I do truly enjoy it, so it's not hard
Speaker 4: for me to get up and make contents like I
Speaker 4: really like to do it. So back in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 4: I believe I had my first viral video on Facebook,
Speaker 4: I saying joe Leane by Dolly Partner. It got eighty
Speaker 4: million views on Facebook waves book, a very weird thing
Speaker 4: back then.
Speaker 2: By the way, I love that it's Facebook.
Speaker 1: People sleep on Facebook, and it's like, no, no, it's
Speaker 1: a great app.
Speaker 4: Oh I could go on for days, me too, I
Speaker 4: could go on, We'll have a pe.
Speaker 2: People are nicer on Facebook.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sometimes talked about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh you know. I can't win the internet always exactly.
Speaker 4: There's me and people everywhere. I always say that you're
Speaker 4: not reaching enough people if all of your comments are nice, true,
Speaker 4: that's literally all it is. Like as soon as the
Speaker 4: haters start coming in, I'm like calling my social media mudaa,
Speaker 4: like we're popping off.
Speaker 2: Blood's go put on.
Speaker 4: But I had eighty million on Joel and that video
Speaker 4: ended up opening a lot of doors from me at
Speaker 4: casting a Netflix original series called west Side because of
Speaker 4: that video, and then I signed my second record deal,
Speaker 4: and when that ended and I went back home, I
Speaker 4: was like, I felt so broken and just so discouraged.
Speaker 4: I had lost two record deals at this point, and
Speaker 4: I was like, what am I gonna do? What is
Speaker 4: the one thing I know? I know how to make
Speaker 4: videos and just sing online and it's worked in the past,
Speaker 4: So let's figure out this new app called TikTok and
Speaker 4: I get on there and I see that it's trending
Speaker 4: to make coffee and to share your coffee recipe. That
Speaker 4: was a trending thing. And I said, okay, we'll just
Speaker 4: take what's trending and sing over the top of it.
Speaker 3: And it went off and look at you.
Speaker 2: Two albums later, Yeah, three tours in the last year.
Speaker 4: Within two years time, I think we did eight tours.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, like, look at everything you're doing. Thank you
Speaker 1: and in many ways you took the power back yourself
Speaker 1: and got here because of your own doing, which is
Speaker 1: I think very inspiring for so many people watching. It's
Speaker 1: like there isn't a hard stop because someone says there.
Speaker 4: Is exactly and that's the story. That's what I tell
Speaker 4: everybody all the time. I'm like, I was devastated when
Speaker 4: I lost my first deal, and I was like, this
Speaker 4: is the end. Then I did it again, and when
Speaker 4: I lost my second deal, I was like, mom, what
Speaker 4: am I going to do? Yeah, like help me find
Speaker 4: a new career path. I wasn't even I wasn't even
Speaker 4: at the starting point yet. It's what's crazy is I
Speaker 4: thought it was over and it had not even begun.
Speaker 4: And so so yeah, I love talking to new artists
Speaker 4: and up and coming artists and independent artists and giving
Speaker 4: them a lot of insight on just what they can
Speaker 4: do themselves before they make that big jump to a label.
Speaker 4: I was so grateful to have built a really great
Speaker 4: platform and career on socials. We already had been touring
Speaker 4: for so long before I signed with BMG, so they
Speaker 4: gave me an incredible deal and it's gone really well.
Speaker 1: All right, let's have like a little manifesting moment right here.
Speaker 1: Who would be a dream collab that would surprise us?
Speaker 1: Not someone we might be like, oh yeah, I could
Speaker 1: see that.
Speaker 4: A stream colasity that would surprise you, like Justin bieber
Speaker 4: Ooh for sure. I love his voice. I think he's
Speaker 4: such a great singer and so and I mean I
Speaker 4: haven't heard him do it has he hasn't done anything country,
Speaker 4: has he?
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: I don't think so, but I think it would be
Speaker 4: a great crossover, so manifesting that.
Speaker 2: There we go.
Speaker 1: If anyone can do it, it's you. It's very clear
Speaker 1: from this conversation. I mean, come on here, we can.
Speaker 4: Do any gen Rosbiber.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I could see that for sure. Well,
Speaker 1: my god, I could talk to you for like four
Speaker 1: more hours. But to wrap this up, Alexandra, I have
Speaker 1: a show with iHeart. It's called I've Never Said This Before?
Speaker 1: And I bring people on and we talk about things
Speaker 1: that they can't really say in a two minute red
Speaker 1: carpet interview or a four minute sit down session, you know.
Speaker 1: And I was leaving those feeling a little uninspired because
Speaker 1: I'm like, I want to have real connection with people,
Speaker 1: and that's why I began my show with iHeart, And
Speaker 1: I wrap up every interview with the question, which is,
Speaker 1: what is one thing you've never said before? And I
Speaker 1: know that's so hard because with your songwriting and your
Speaker 1: album and second, when you say so much, but it
Speaker 1: basically means is there anything you don't always get a
Speaker 1: chance to talk about or say or something that means
Speaker 1: something to you that you're like, you know what, I
Speaker 1: want to leave you with this today.
Speaker 2: You know something that.
Speaker 4: I've never said before in an interview that I think
Speaker 4: is important for anyone to hear is that I don't
Speaker 4: always like doing this. I don't always like the career
Speaker 4: path I chose. And I think that no matter what
Speaker 4: career path you choose, you're not always going to like it.
Speaker 4: It's everybody looks at it and they're going to go.
Speaker 4: But if I'm living my dream, I'm going to wake
Speaker 4: up every single day and it's not going to feel
Speaker 4: like work. That's not true. You are going to wake
Speaker 4: up some days and it is going to feel like work,
Speaker 4: and you are going to get on that plane two
Speaker 4: hours later if you just got off of another plane
Speaker 4: and you haven't slept in three days, and you are
Speaker 4: those days probably not gonna like what you're doing. And
Speaker 4: that's okay. And I think that I'm missus. I miss
Speaker 4: positivity right like. And I think that that's something that
Speaker 4: I've never said, but it's also something that is very
Speaker 4: human and that I think people need to talk more about.
Speaker 4: And you're a superhero if you learn to work through
Speaker 4: that feeling in that day. Just keep going.
Speaker 2: I love that. And a bad day doesn't mean you're ungrateful.
Speaker 4: It's a bad day, not a bad life.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ooh oh, you know what I'm seeing like a coffee
Speaker 1: table book coming your way.
Speaker 2: You have the coffee. Where's the book with inspirational quotes?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 4: I think that's actually good, Beth. Let's do that.
Speaker 2: I'll take my ten percent. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, just when I have my coffee podcast.
Speaker 2: When you come on my phone anytime, anytime.
Speaker 1: I adore you. You are so much fun. Alexandra K
Speaker 1: thank you for hanging out. Everybody. Go stream her album
Speaker 1: Second Wind at iHeart Country right now. It is so good,
Speaker 1: I promise you. I even jammed to it in the gym.
Speaker 1: I love it so much, So thank you for hanging out.
Speaker 2: Until next time.
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