I Think That I'm Throwing But I'm

I Don't Think I Can Tell Any Stories About How I Lived In A Van In Alaska. I Grew Up In The Suburbs, I Even Had My Own Room. We Weren't Poor. Everything Was Very Normal.

There's A Variety And Depth To The Song Topics I Get To Write About In Children's Music And Books: Being Able To Write About Things I Wouldn't Normally Write About, Like A Disappointing Pancake, Or Monsters Or Opposite Day Is Really Different Than Writing About Heartbreak And Relationships.

I'm Making A Record That's Half Stripped Down Acoustic Which Is The Way I Perform A Lot And Half Of It Is Very Produced. It's Really Hard To Keep Music Simple But I Was Trying To Keep It Simple And Focus On One Or Two Instruments And Vocals.

I Grew Up With Family Who Liked To Travel And Sightsee, So I Have This Pressure Inside Me: If I'm In A City And I Have Enough Free Time, I'd Better Go To A Museum. I Try To See Parks, Go Outside. Or Else Try To Feel Really Normal Like Go To Target Or A Drugstore, Or Go See A Movie.

As A Musician, You Never Understand Why People Connect With Certain Songs.