The Album ['a Seat At The Table']

I Always Have Looked At "indie" As A Term Of "independence." Never Associated A Sonic Gesture With That In The Same Way That Pop Music Has Always Meant "popular" To Me It Didn't Define A Sound. And I Think Now That Has Been The Context For Things. If Something Is Indie, It Almost Has This Sonic Association With It, Or Pop Has Become This Term Of Shame Almost, Like, Bubblegum Sweet Pop.

I Have To Learn How To Say No A Lot. Life Is Too Short For Anything Else.

I Don't Really Have Guilty Pleasures. Anything Musically That I Fully, Fully Believe, Is Good No Matter Who The Artist Is, No Matter What The Marketing Is Behind It, I Stand Pretty Firm.

The Album ['a Seat At The Table'] Really Feels Like Storytelling For Us All And Our Family And Our Lineage.

I Love Music. But I'm Not Gonna Work Myself To Death. If There Ever Comes A Point Where I'm Not Enjoying It, Then I'm Not Gonna Do It Anymore. I've Promised Myself That. I've Written It Down On Paper And Signed A Contract.