Bad Nights Lead To Better

Most Of My Songs Are Pretty Sketchy. There's Not A Lot Of Bass Sections. I Don't Write Big Bridges. Sometimes I'll Try. But It's Hard For Me To Focus That Way, Because I Always Think It's More Interesting To Just See What Will Happen Next.

It's Hard To Be Bipolar And Bicoastal At The Same Time.

What I Love Most In Life Happens To Be The Very Thing That I Do Day-to-day, As My Work. What Would Be My Hobby, You Know, Happens To Be My Actual Job. So I'm Very Lucky. Even If I Didn't Want To Do As Much Work As I Do, I'd Still Feel Compelled To, Because I So Longed To Be A Full-time Artist, And Since I've Been Given That Opportunity, I'd Never Want To Let Down The Gift.

I'm Not The Cool Thing, And I'm Not Going To Be The Cool Thing For A Really Long Time, And It Isn't Like I'm Not The Cool Thing And I Sell 3,000,000 Records Every Time. I'm Not The Cool Thing, And I Barely Sell 150,000 Records, If That, Ever. So I'm Obviously Working Really Hard To Sustain Myself. I'm Actually A Target To Be Dropped, Because That's Just Not Enough Records For A Big Company.

To Make A Song Is A Gift, And Once It's Done It Keeps Evolving And Changing And Becomes A Tool To Interact With Other People. It's Like A Conversation.