I Quite Like Dark Humor.

I've Really Come Into My Own As An Artist. I'm Much More Sure Of My Identity And Understand It Much Better, And Have Accepted The Fact That I Like To Jump Around A Lot In Terms Of Who I Am And What Kind Of Music I Create, And That It Is Okay - In Fact, That Is My Main Identity, The Fact That I Do That.

I Feel Like Artists That Are Always Quite Sad In Real Life Always Make Really Happy Music, And Artists Who Are Really Bouncy And Bubbly Always Make Really Sad Music.

Sometimes You Feel Amazing About Life And Other Times You Just Feel Fat And Depressed, So I Think It's Good To Be Honest About That And To Make Light Of It, I Think Humour Is Important, Nobody's Perfect.

[being In The States] Is Almost Like Being On A Holiday. It's Kind Of Annoying Because Everyone's Like "oh, You're So Obsessed With America," But It's Not Really That. I Just Really Enjoy Being Here - I'm Not The First British Artist To Make Music Here And Be Inspired By The Country.

I Think I Actually Did Write About Love Because I Kind Of Had A Fear Of It, Like We All Do, Nobody Wants To Get Hurt.