It's An Artist's Duty To Reflect The

Music Wasn't Forced On Me [in My Childhood]. It Was Something I Wanted To Do. And Ever Since, I've Never Stopped, I've Never Stopped Playing Music.

No Matter How Big Or Successful And Famous You Become, If You Do That, That's The Most Fulfilling Thing, Is Making Music That You Love And That You're Proud Of.

You Have To Be Careful When It Comes To Copyrights, Whether Just Sounding Like Or Feeling Like Something Is Enough To Say You Violated Their Copyrights Because There's A Lot Of Music Out There, And There's A Lot Of Things That Feel Like Other Things That Are Influenced By Other Things. And You Don't Want To Get Into That Thing Where All Of Us Are Suing Each Other All The Time Because This And That Song Feels Like Another Song.

Music Business Is Not For Everyone. But If You Have It In You, You Have That Passion, If You Have That Energy In You That You Really Want To Make Something Creative And Make Something That's Going To Impact The World, Then Go For It, Do It And Don't Let Anybody Tell You No.

I'm Honestly Not A Great Gift Giver. I Could Give Better - My Girlfriends Have Always Complained About That.