I Used To Go To Work And

Every Time I Go To Africa, I See The Future. I See What The Western World Is Going To Become. It's A Very Futuristic Place.

I Was Going Through A Break Up. I Was Depressed... I Really Did Need To Do Something. Recording An Album Was A Great Escape. I Don't Know What Would Have Happened If I Wouldn't Have Started To Work.

The Whole Period Has Taught Me That I Enjoy Being Part Of An Ensemble Rather Than Just A Front Man. Don't Get Me Wrong - I Enjoy That Too, But I Get More Enjoyment Out Of Really Listening To Everyone.

Yeah. You've Seen The Sun Today; I've Got Myself A Big House, Settled Down. Apart From The Odd Night Out With The New Fathers' Club, I'm A Family Man Now.

I'm An English Songwriter/composer, Working In Mandarin And Trying To Find Something About Chinese Culture That I Really Relate To And Respect And Feel Some Genuine Emotions For - And It's Quite Hard, The Pentatonic Scale, And That, In A Way, Is Why I Think It Works. Because I'm Forced To Limit Myself To Quite Strict Rules About What I Did. Maybe That's How I Avoided Pastiche.