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Music Is My Life, It Is A Reflection Of What I Go Through.

There's Definitely An Old School Element To My Music, But I Also Think It's Modern.

I Don't Like To Approach People That Much. There's Been Times When I Wanted To Say Something To Somebody, In A Quick Moment, But Didn't. Then You Think, Man, Who Knows?

When I'm In The Studio, I Write The Music, I Play The Different Instruments, I Produce It, I Arrange It, And It's A Self-indulgent Exercise. It's The Way I Make My Music. And When I'm Acting, I Get To Leave Myself Behind, Which Is A Relief. I Get To Collaborate With A Director; I Respect The Director's Medium And All The Actors And Actresses. So At The End Of The Day, It's About A Character And It's About A Director's Vision. It's A Really Good Balance For Being So Intense And Alone In My Personal Process Of Making Music.

It Doesn't Take A Lot To Get Me Motivated. I'm A Studio Rat. When I Was In High School And I Would Walk Into A Recording Studio, It Felt Like This Magical Place, This Temple, This Womb That I Could Escape Into.