Thinking So Hard On Her Soft Eyes

I've Always Felt That The Quality Of The Voice Is Where The Real Content Of A Song Lies. Words Only Suggest An Experience, But The Voice Is That Experience.

My Favorite Kind Of Music Is The Stuff That Stops Time. You Put Something On To Sit There And Let An Experience Go Through You. To Look At Yourself Clearly Through A Song. It's True Of All Art, All Mediums, But For Some Reason Music Has A Direct Line Straight Into People.

Music Needs To Have A Real Sacred Setting For People To Understand It. You've Got To Start Things Off With Friends Who Are Like-minded Or Even Strangers That Are Like-minded. Sending Your Music To Established Artists Or Labels Or Magazine, I Mean There Is Something To Be Said For Tenacity, For Trying To Pursue Recognition That Way, But It Just Doesn't Make Sense For The Best Work. And If You Do Make An Amazing Work, It's Sometimes Not The Best Way To Be Heard. You Have To Get On A Sacred Space, Like A Stage, And Do Your Testifying That Way.

I Don't Write My Music For Sony. I Write It For The People Who Are Screaming Down The Road Crying To A Full-blast Stereo.

Fate Is Gonna Find You In Your Glass Of Champagne.