Pam is dope.
Pam is my roommate.
She’s a 1960’s ex-Copacabana dancer who partied with The Beatles and is now sharing her house in North Hollywood with an unkempt indie-rock touring artist (me).
And whether it’s returning home to regale the tales of our first time playing Bonnaroo or near fatal accidents on I-70, Pam’s eager to hear the juicy details.
I tell Pam that while this less than regular existence of touring in a band inevitably comes with moments of “what the heck am I doing with my life”, I’m always intrigued with how often I encounter traditionally successful individuals telling me they’d “trade it all.”
She says, “everyone is peeking over the fence.”
So what am I doing with my life? I’m freaking living with Pam.

Why 17 Minutes Uncut?
If you’ve ever been to a Sego show, you might notice that we do our best to avoid falling into the typical concert format of song-clap-song-clap, but rather we like to build out our shows in a more seamless deliberate fashion. We wanted to take that same mentality to Life With Pam. The songs contained within this 17 minute track intentionally sit on adjacent lines to each other thematically, sonically, and in energy. Obviously, I hope people find connection with the individual parts, but like our shows, the collective sum created when taken together provides a larger context that should elevate each song, idea and moment building into each other.

Video directed by: Matt Odom
Animated by: Michael Grover