I Don't Like The Idea Of Being

A Vocal Performance “coming Together” Is Hard, But It's The Kind Of Hard That If You Work Hard Enough At It, You Can Do It And It Feels Great, Because It Was So Hard. So We'll Continue Maybe Even Over The Next Couple Of Years To Perform That And To Expand Our Collaborative Repertoire.

I Had A Lot Of Time To Myself, And I Would Listen To A Lot Of Music, Mostly Music That I Knew Fairly Well And Had A Relationship With. And I'd Think, Well, What Is It That I've Never Been Able To Do That This Person Or People Are Able To Do With This Song? Why Haven't I Been Able To Do It, And What Can They Do That I Wish I Could Do? And Then I'd Try To Do That. I'd Start Each Day Getting Into The Songs, And I'd Think About How I Might Get Closer To This Music That I Love, But Haven't Been Able To Make Before.

You Make The World - With Enough Strength And Enough Luck You Make The World That You Live In. If You Accept That There's Participation To Be Done And An Existence To Be Had - I Tend To Think There Is Only One Way I Want To Go Through This Existence And That's With My Eyes Open And My Chest Out.

Every Recording Session And Tour Is A Very Valuable Time To Me In Terms Of Getting To Spend Time With The Musicians - Whether They're Friends And Family Or People I've Just Met - Because I Don't Have A Job Where I Get To Interact With People Everyday.

I Have A Mantra That Kind Of Explains My Feelings On This Subject, Which Is, "the Past Is The Present Is The Future." When You're Recording Something, You're Making Something That Will Exist In The Future.