The Thing Is, I Want To Play

I Can Write A Song In The Back Of The Bus, Where I Am Right Now, Or In My Living Room, And I Can Perform It That Night And Have An Instant Reciprocal Exchange - An Emotional, Impactful Exchange - And It's A Less Technical Medium. It's A Pure Expression From My Soul To Other Souls.

Success Is A Nice By-product But What I Really Want Is Work.

My Main Objective Was Finding My Individuality As A Vocalist.

What's Exciting To Me Is The Live Show Medium Itself; It's The Last Untouchable Medium. I Don't Think It Will Ever Go Away. It Has Gone On From The Beginning Of Time With Little Performances Around A Campfire, I'd Imagine, Like Cavemen Doing Some Chants, Rhythm, And Sounds, Beating On Things.

I Think Early On I Avoided Singing Because It Was So Personal And I Didn't Know How To Sit In That Intimacy. I Wrote Songs When I Was Little And I Wrote A Journal, But I Don't Think I Knew How To Let That Truth Come Out Yet.