I Use To Be Panicked, But Know

I Do Craft Songs, That This Is Designed. It's Almost Like The Song Was Written To Produce This Desired Effect. And It Probably Really Works For Somebody. It's Maybe Somebody's Favorite Tune, And It's Really Hard To Come Down On That, Even If I Feel A Little Embarrassed For It. Because Some Songs Are Written Like A Commercial, And That Can Be A Little Strange.

On Heartbreaker, I Had To Sing Those Songs. I Drank The Way I Did Those Songs. I Ate The Way I Did Those Songs. I Communicated The Way I Did Those Songs.

Collaboration Has Become Really Integral To My Process. I Play Music So That I Can Spend Time With My Friends And Communicate In That Way. I Experience So Much Joy In That Process, Because, You Know, It's Those Times Of Getting Together And Playing Music And All That Comes With It That Are The Best For Me.

For Me, A Record Is Valid When I Actually Hold The Vinyl. Like, I've Worked On The Art For A While And I See The Vinyl And I Go "ooh, It's An Actual Lp. How Cool Is That?" That's Very Sacred To Me. You Can't Take That Back, You Know?

A Lot Of The Songs I Write Are Like Songs That I've Never Been Able To Find On Any Record, But That I've Always Wanted To Hear. Or Maybe In A Style I Already Loved, But I Was Looking For Something In It That I Wasn't Hearing Yet.