That Is What Intrigues Me;

I Like To Be Able To Come And Go As I Please, And I Don't Really Like Having My Face And Name Plastered Around. I Think It's A Bit Weird To Have Your Name Plastered On Every Page In A Magazine, Where In Each Case You're Using A Different Piece Of Equipment.

I Was Taking Piano Lessons With A Very Good Piano Instructor In Toronto, And I'm Afraid Due To My Schedule And Discipline, It Kind Of Fell Apart. One Thing Lead To Another And I Was Unable To Practice As Much As I Wanted To.

For Me, There Is A Lot Of Room For Improvement And There Are A Lot Of Things I Would Like To Be Better At.

It's A Battle Between Record Company, Between Producer And Between Mastering Engineer. Because The Louder You Make Your Record In A Digital Process, The More Dynamics Are Squished Out Of It. Nobody Knows Exactly What Happens, But The Dynamics In The Performance Disappear, And Everything Is At The Same Volume.

I Prefer To Think Of Myself As A Musician Who Is Still Learning And Trying To Do Something Every Time Out.