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And There Are No Stars And That You're Never Really Sure Who's Doing What And What Voice Is What And, You Know What I Mean? It's Supposed To Be Quite Elusive

I'm An English Songwriter/composer, Working In Mandarin And Trying To Find Something About Chinese Culture That I Really Relate To And Respect And Feel Some Genuine Emotions For - And It's Quite Hard, The Pentatonic Scale, And That, In A Way, Is Why I Think It Works. Because I'm Forced To Limit Myself To Quite Strict Rules About What I Did. Maybe That's How I Avoided Pastiche.

No, Every Album Is Something Like A Snapshot. It Only Shows One Moment In Time. It Shows What We Feel And Think Right At That Point In Time, Nothing More And Nothing Less

I'm Slightly Ambivalent To The Whole Relationship Between The Whole Advertising World And Music. I Think Sometimes It Works And Sometimes It's A Really Bad Mismatch. I Think On This Occasion Its Fine Because The Ipod Is Like Your Own Mini-library And That Can't Be A Bad Thing. It Promotes Eclecticism And That's Very Much What We Are About So It's A Good Relationship.

I Like To Put My Ipad On The Window And Leave It There For However Long The Journey Is, So That I'm Staring Out, And It's Staring Out. We're Kind Of Staring Out Together. It's Very Poetic To Me, Watching That Absent-minded Passing Of Time. You Realize How Much You've Taken In. What Is Left Of That Memory Of You Staring Out Of The Window For An Hour? It's All On The Ipad.