I Just Want It To Be Timeless

In My Neighborhood In Springfield, Ohio, There Were A Lot Of Young Kids. We All Played Tackle Football After School, But I Knew Very Early On That I Was Not An Athlete.

I Think People Relate To The Music Because I Have A Sense Of Empathy, And I Think I Have A Good Understanding About Relationships, And I Talk About Them In A Real, Honest Way

Some Of Them [family Names] Have Sentimental Value For Some Reason Or Another, Some Of Them Just Sound Beautiful. Some Of Them Are Because Of People That Are Meaningful To Us In Our Lives. So It's Hard To Say Which One We'll Pick. Sometimes They Say You Have To See The Child Before You Decide. So Maybe When We See Her We'll Make A Last-second Decision.

I Think You're Always Policing Yourself By Trying To Do What You Think Would Be "cool" And Accepted By Other People, Until You Start To Figure Out Who You Really Want To Be. Growing Up Is An Ongoing Push-and-pull Of You Being Yourself And You Performing To What Society Expects You To Be.

For Me There's Insecurity When You're Releasing An Album Because You Spend All Of This Time Working On That One Thing And Then Once It's Done, It's Done. After You Put It Out There To The Public You Never Know Which Songs Are Going To Work Or Even If The Album Is Going To Work As A Whole So There Is A Little Bit Of Nervousness Around Predicting What The Numbers Will Be And If It's Going To Be Well-received.