I Think A Lot Of

Since I Don't Feel Like I Belong Solely To Any One Of Them I Find That It Makes Me Even More Interested And Open To Other Cultures As Well. It's Also Fun Looking Ethnically Ambiguous Because No One Can Quite Put A Finger On What I Am And It's Very Entertaining To Me!

Being Hapa, Or More Specifically, Half-japanese Half-euro Mutt (english, Irish, Scottish, Dutch, French, Welsh, German. . .in Case You Were Wondering), Has Definitely Helped Shape Who I Am. It's Very Cool To Get To Identify And Learn About All These Unique Cultures And I Think It's Helped Put The World In Perspective.

I Want To Encourage People To Make Healthy Life Choices, Whether It's Training For A Half-marathon, Or Eating More Vegetables.

The Potential Success That Could Come With Signing With A Major Label Didn't Quite Outweigh How Important It Was For Me To Make My Music The Way I Knew It Needed To Be Made.

In College, I Faced An Interesting Problem. I Wanted To Play Music All The Time And Yet I Wasn't Ready For Anyone To Hear It. To Remedy This, I Took To Retreating To Stairwells As A Safe Place To Sing And Write Music. It Was There That I Wrote Most Of My Songs In College And Really Grew Into An Artist.