Success Is A Nice By-product But What

Like Everybody I Have Many Different Sides.

I Think Early On I Avoided Singing Because It Was So Personal And I Didn't Know How To Sit In That Intimacy. I Wrote Songs When I Was Little And I Wrote A Journal, But I Don't Think I Knew How To Let That Truth Come Out Yet.

I Made A Joke With My Sister... I Said, "i Don't Know What's More Nerve-wracking, Job Insecurity Or Job Security." There's Opportunities And Things You Compromise With Both. When I Had Endless Freedom Of Schedule, Or When I Commit To A Movie For Two Months, Then I Could Manage My Music And Go On The Road.

Dreams, They're What Sets Us Apart From Being Mere A Brain And A Body.

When I First Started, I Wrote Some Songs With Linda Perry. She's So Instrumental In A Lot Of Artist's Lives, Listening To You And Then Helping You Write Songs That Are You, That Bring The Most Of What You Are Out, Whereas A Lot Of Producers Might Put Their Stamp On You. I Gained Confidence Because I'm Less Of A Straight-up, Traditional Vocalist.