What Made It Special Made

You're Never Really Happy. I'm Certainly Not. That's A Good Thing. It Means You're Always Striving To Do Better. You Hope The Next Piece Will Be Better.

I Think As A Mature Artist, You're Probably Always Trying To Undo The Compromises Of One's Self [in General]. It's Not Necessarily To Do With Youth.

Artists Shouldn't Be Made Famous. They Have This Huge Aura Of Almost God-like Quality About Them, Just Because Their Craft Makes A Lot Of Money. And At The Same Time It Is A Forced Importance... It Is Man-made So The Press Can Feed Off It.

I Love Words, I Think They're Fascinating And Incredibly Wonderful Things And Part Of The Joy Of My Work Is That I Not Only Get To Work With Music But Also With Words. Sometimes It's A Difficult Process But A Lot Of The Time It's Really Fun.

The Thing With 50 Words Of Snow Is That It Was Literally Back-to-back From Director's Cut [also Released In 2011]. It Was More Or Less That I Got To Make Two Albums In One Hit. I Was Already In This Space In My Mind To Be Writing And Making An Album.