I'm A Whisper In Water.

I'm Not Sure If It's Because I'm Older And I'm Thinking About Family More, But I'm Trying To Set Up This Thing Where I Can Play In One City For A Month, And Then Write Music For A Couple Months, Then Play In Another City For A Month, Write Music For A Month. Just So It's Not These Two Schizophrenic, Jekyll And Hyde Kind Of Things; You Don't Have To Be This Monster. You Get Inspired And You Can Go Write One Song From That, And Then You Go Back And Play A Few Shows. If I Could've Done That In The 90s, I Would Have.

I Don't Really Have An Ego. I'm Not That Bothered.

I'm Self-sufficient. I Spend A Lot Of Time On My Own And I Shut Off Quite Easily. When I Communicate, I Communicate 900 Per Cent, Then I Shut Off, Which Scares People Sometimes.

[as A Kid] I Felt It Was Really Weird That Music Schools Behaved Like A Conveyor Belt To Make Performers For Those Symphony Orchestras. If You Were Really Good And Practiced Your Violin For A Few Hours A Day For Ten Years You Might Be Invited To This Vip Elite Club. For Me Music Was Not About That. It Is About Freedom And Expression And Individuality And Impulsiveness And Spontaneity. It Wasn't So Apollonian; It Was More Dionysian.

If You Want To Make Something Happen That Hasn't Happened Before , You've Got To Allow Yourself To Make A Lot Of Mistakes.