When I Was Younger, Studying Classical Music,

When I Perform In Front Of Large Audiences, I'm Much More Comfortable, Because I've Already Performed In Front Of Tiny Audiences - Which Is Much Harder, Honestly. The Smaller You Strip Things Down, The More You Depend On The Songs And Yourself, As Opposed To Arrangements.

The Desire To Play Has Always Been In Me. I Remember My First Experience At About Four Or Five Of Really Dying To Sing And Dying To Play That Came From No One Telling Me To Do So.

When I'm On Stage, My Interaction With The Audience Is Something That Really Makes Me Come Alive. It's A Feeling Like No Other. The Energy Of The Crowd Fuels Something New Inside. It Reminds Me To Live In The Moment.

I Promised Myself That I'd Never Actually Admit To Listening To 'new Kids On The Block.'

The Element Of Fire To Me Is Very Powerful Because Of What It Symbolizes, How It Symbolizes A Strength. It Symbolizes Something That's Unstoppable. You Can't Get Through It, You Know.