I Know Music Is Subjective.

The Thing I Get Out Of It Is The Connection. I Remember Going To Shows As A Kid And Meeting Eyes With The People In The Band, And Knowing They Are Meeting Eyes With You, And That Moment, That Smile, And That's Your Moment. I Want To Create Millions Of Little Moments For Other People.

I Went From A Naive, Regular Girl In High School To Trying To Realize My Dream. When My Family Moved From The East Coast To California, I Thought In My Little Brain, "wow, I'm Going To Hollywood. I Could Actually Make This Happen." It Was Easier For Me To Think It's Possible Living In A Place Like Los Angeles Than Trying To Do It In Suburban Maryland.

A Lot Of People Ask Me Why I Don't Expand And Explore Other Musical Areas, But I Like The Plain Three- And Four-chord Rock-and-roll That I Call The The Semi-blues.

I Fiercely Protect My Privacy. I Just Don't Think It's Everyone's Business To Know Every Little Detail About My Life. That's Just The Way I've Handled Myself.

I Think The One-on-one Gigs Connecting With The Fans - Is The Most Important Thing. That Will Help Build Your Fan Base. They'll Talk About You, And Word Spreads. Those Things Are Just As Important As Knowing How To Play An E Chord.