I'm Not Really One Of Those People

If You Don't See Something As A Career But As An Important Part Of Your Life, You Don't Know How You're Going To Feel About It.

More And More, Cultural Groups Are Cross-pollinating, And We're Getting Much More Interesting Art As A Result.

What You Learn From Working With Other Performers And Musicians Is Invaluable, Really, And Can Only Help You Grow. I Mean, If You Spend Your Whole Life Focusing On Yourself, You're Not Really Learning Much.

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.

I'm Slightly Ambivalent To The Whole Relationship Between The Whole Advertising World And Music. I Think Sometimes It Works And Sometimes It's A Really Bad Mismatch. I Think On This Occasion Its Fine Because The Ipod Is Like Your Own Mini-library And That Can't Be A Bad Thing. It Promotes Eclecticism And That's Very Much What We Are About So It's A Good Relationship.