Not one to deny credit where it's due, Baker is quick to name a key motivator in her career, namely her ex-husband, Ian Bavitz, better known as Aesop Rock - a man who still has a hand in the making of Dirty Ghosts' work.
The couple's status change is a pretty recent development - so recent, in fact, that much of the media has remained unaware, including this writer, up until the point when Baker politely made the correction. But, always gracious, she remains unfazed and gladly forthcoming about the situation.
"That's a major point of interest for people. Some people don't know who we are, but people know who he is. So, to elaborate on his involvement... I understand why people want to know about that and want to read about it."
And, luckily, the two have found themselves in a comfortable spot.
"We still have a nice relationship for a separated couple," Baker says with a laugh. "We still work together and talk and see each other all the time. You know, sometimes it doesn't work out and you're not meant to be married, but you can remain great friends if your friendship is the core of what your relationship was. And we depend on each other a lot musically for what
he does and what I do, so I don't see us not being involved in each other's music in the future."