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I Don't Think There Was Ever A Moment When I Was Like, 'yeah, I Want To Be A Singer!' I Guess It Just Happened. I Performed A Lot When I Was Younger And Stuff, But I Remember Getting To The Point Where I Thought I Might Have To Get A Normal Job.

Drake, I'd Like To Collaborate With. He's A Phenomenal Lyricist. Probably The Best Rapper In The World At The Moment. I Love Kanye But There's Something About Drake; He's More Straight Up, Really Clever And Really Poetic And Metaphorical - I Love That. He's Just Clever.

I Just Sing And Write Songs And Wear What I Want. It's Quite A Good Job Really. If I Wanted To I Suppose I Could Become More Of A Fashion Icon, But Singing Is My Thing.

I Kind Of Just Want To Get To Know People And I Have A Genuine Interest In People That Listen To My Music. I've Just Always Felt Like That. I Think It's From The Days Of Playing Guitar To A Few People And Being Very Conversational And Very Intimate And I've Always Wanted To Keep That Vibe.

By The Time I Got Writing 'halcyon,' I Was On A Roll, And I Realized I Had So Much To Write About, I Realized I Had So Much Built Up Inside That I Couldn't Really Alleviate Before, And Then All Of A Sudden It Was Like Reservoir Burst.