I Have Sold My Soul.

That's When You Know You Really Fit With Someone - When You Can Just Sit There And Not Do Anything. Kind Of Ignoring Each Other.

I Actually Quite Like Promo, Which Is Quite Odd For An Artist, But Recording's Not The Easiest Thing.

Everyone Gets Dumped And Everyone Gets Hurt And There's Karma To Love In Regards To What You've Done To Other People.

I've Really Come Into My Own As An Artist. I'm Much More Sure Of My Identity And Understand It Much Better, And Have Accepted The Fact That I Like To Jump Around A Lot In Terms Of Who I Am And What Kind Of Music I Create, And That It Is Okay - In Fact, That Is My Main Identity, The Fact That I Do That.

When You Are In The Studio, You Don't Have Anybody To Feed Off Of; Meanwhile, When You Are Playing Live, You Interact With People And You Feel The Energy In The Room. When The Crowd Is Going Crazy, That Definitely Impacts Your Vocal Performance. I Prefer To Sing Live.