And A Thimble's Worth Of Milky Moon

Around Eighth Grade I Decided I Wanted To Be A Composer And That's What I Went To College For. Just A Few Years Back, I Switched Out Of Composition And Into Creative Writing So I Could Work With Words.

There's Something Fundamental To The Harp That Has Retained Its Appeal My Whole Life. It's An Instrument I Am Just In Love With.

I Have Writing Songs On My Own For About Six Years.

I Definitely Don't Subscribe To The Theory That More Instruments, Or More Vocal Tracks, Harmony, Or Double Tracking The Voice, Is A Good Thing. People Do Their Early Albums Very Stripped Down, Then Each Album Becomes Bloated.

Never Get So Attached To A Poem That You Forget Truth That Lacks Lyricism.