It's Really About Making The

I Care More About The Fans In General, Just Making Sure They Enjoy What I Do. And Then Also I Kind Of Had This Kind Of Ideal Of The Kind Of Music I Want To Make And What I'm Aiming For Kind Of Creatively And Just The Quality Of The Music That I'm Trying To Make. And I Have That In My Head.

Artists In General Never Stay In The Same Place, We Keep Growing. It's Still You, You Still Have That Core That You Always Had, But You Work With New People And Hear New Things.

In The 1970s, For All The Stevie Wonders, I'm Sure There Were Five Artists That Were Making Forgettable Music.

I Think It's Not Enough For Us To Extend The Hand Of Love. I Think It's Important That That Goes Both Ways. It's Important Also That We Look At Policies We Need To Change As Well.

I Think You're Always Policing Yourself By Trying To Do What You Think Would Be "cool" And Accepted By Other People, Until You Start To Figure Out Who You Really Want To Be. Growing Up Is An Ongoing Push-and-pull Of You Being Yourself And You Performing To What Society Expects You To Be.