Christmas In L.a. Is Weird.

I'd Call What I Do Pop Music, But It's Folky And Electronic And It Doesn't Really Sound Like Much Else.

Even When I'm In Quite A Happy State Of Mind, I Like Writing Really Sad Songs. I Think A Lot Of People Do.

If A Hundred People Want Autographs, Sometimes You Have To Say No Because You've Got To Get Up For A 4 A.m. Flight Or Something. In That Sense, It Really Pisses Me Off When People Think You've Become A Diva. It's Not Becoming A Diva, It's Because Of The Situation, I Think.

I'd Hate It To Become Style Over Substance, I'd Hate People To Start Putting Me In A Magazine Article About My Style. I Don't Like Dressing Up In Something I'm Not Necessarily Comfortable In Just To Make It More Of A Show. I Want The Power To Come From What I Sing About And How I Sing.

By The Time I Got Writing 'halcyon,' I Was On A Roll, And I Realized I Had So Much To Write About, I Realized I Had So Much Built Up Inside That I Couldn't Really Alleviate Before, And Then All Of A Sudden It Was Like Reservoir Burst.