Hey Frosting, I’ve been listening to the way a batter lifts in the oven and thought about how that slow, almost imperceptible rise could mirror the build‑up in a song. Do you think we could write a track that captures that sweet, gradual transformation?

That’s such a cool metaphor—batter and beat in one, just like the way a song can lift when the right tempo hits. I’ll start with that gentle whisking line, maybe a soft guitar arpeggio, and let the oven heat be that growing swell, building up to a punchy, bright chorus. We’ll keep the pace steady, like proofing, so the whole piece feels like a natural rise. I’m excited to lay it down and see how it turns out.

I love that image—no rushing it, just letting it rise in its own sweet time. I’ll lay out the chords, keep the rhythm steady, and watch the song grow like a perfectly risen loaf. Let’s turn this into a warm, satisfying track and keep that melody from falling flat. Baking it together feels right.