I Just Live My Life And Try

I Enjoy What People At The Concert Give Me And I Can't Do It Without Them, So It's Really An Exchange Of Energy That Snowballs Back And Forth And Becomes Something That's Very Satisfying And Very Magical.

When I'm In The Studio, I Write The Music, I Play The Different Instruments, I Produce It, I Arrange It, And It's A Self-indulgent Exercise. It's The Way I Make My Music. And When I'm Acting, I Get To Leave Myself Behind, Which Is A Relief. I Get To Collaborate With A Director; I Respect The Director's Medium And All The Actors And Actresses. So At The End Of The Day, It's About A Character And It's About A Director's Vision. It's A Really Good Balance For Being So Intense And Alone In My Personal Process Of Making Music.

I Get Hired As A Writer Or Producer And I Do The Best I Can To Bring Out That Artist. If Somebody Calls You To Do Something, You Go Right For That Vision And You're Aware Of That Person's Vibe. You're Trying To Get Inside Of Them.

You Can't Even Sing Or Play An Instrument, So You Just Scream Instead. You're Living For An Image, So You Got Five Hundred Women In Your Bed.

I've Woken Up From Dreams And The Whole Song Is There. I'm Listening To It In My Dreams. I Consciously Have To Wake Myself Up And Get A Tape Recorder Because I Hear It Like A Record.