Honestly, I Don't Recommend Anyone Get Into

I Always Knew I Wanted To Do Music, But It Took Me A Long Time To Figure Out How To Exactly Do That. With My First Record Deal, Everything Kinda Fell Apart. I Wasn't Ready For It, I Didn't Know How To Handle The Business Side At All. I Thought As Soon As I Got A Record Deal, Everything Would Fall Into Place And I Wouldn't Have To Really Do Any Work Anymore. I Could Just Make Music, And Be Successful. Well That Was Not The Case And Everything Fell Apart For A Period Of Time.

It's Very Easy To Fall Back Unto My Old Ways When I'm Working A Lot. It's Important For Me To Continue To Find Solitude And Peace In Nature And Escape The City And The Industry As Much As Possible. That's Where I Reconnect And Remind Myself What I Learned In That Time In The Woods When I Was Isolated And I Recharge Myself. If I Don't Have That, It Would Be Really Easy For Me To Fall Apart Again.

I Feel Like D.c. Is One Of The Places In America That Really Holds On To History. The Monuments Inspire Me, Especially At Night.

I Think, Honestly, That A Lot Of People Think I'm Sad And Dark All The Time, Because Of The Music I Have Made. But There's A Huge Part Of My Personality That's Really Energetic, Outgoing And Goofy.

Mazomanie Doesn't Even Have A Stoplight, So It Doesn't Do A Lot. But The Cheese Curds There Are Unbelievable. I've Never Had Them Anywhere Else, Even At Places In California That Claim To Have The Real Thing. There's A Cheese Factory In Arena, Mazomanie's Neighboring Town, And They'll Give You Fresh Curds That Are So Amazing.