I'm The Depresso Guy On Holidays.

When I Started In The Music Business, Travel Became A Huge Part Of My World, Where It Hadn't Been At All. I Visited Parts Of The World That I'd Never Been To And Found That I Was Spending Maybe 30 Days At Home A Year.

No Matter Who We Are, No Matter What Our Circumstances, Our Feelings And Emotions Are Universal. And Music Has Always Been A Great Way To Make People Aware Of That Connection. It Can Help You Open Up A Part Of Yourself And Express Feelings You Didn't Know You Were Feeling. It's Risky To Let That Happen. But It's A Risk You Have To Take-because Only Then Will You Find You're Not Alone.

My Biggest Blast-off Hit Was "you Raise Me Up." If You Ever Have A Wedding Or A Funeral, It's A Good Pick.

Music Is So 100 Percent For Me That The Idea Of Giving That Up In Any Way, Shape, Or Form Would Be Terrifying To Me.

Let Me Fall. Let Me Climb. There's A Moment Where Fear And Dream Must Collide.