Hiv/aids Has No Boundaries.

I Think That The Thing Is, All Those Years Of Creating Music Or Trying To Express Something Of A Dark Shadow, An Existential Angst That I Have Felt Most Of My Life And Still Feel Today, To Not Be Overwhelmed By It. Music, In A Way, Is A Great Vehicle, A Means By Which One Can Express All These Somewhat Contradictory Feelings.

I Grew Up In A Middle Class Household With Parents, Went To Good Schools, And Never Feared For Anything, Never Wanted For Anything That Was Really Important. For All Of Us Living In This World, All Of Us Who Have The Resources, For Us To Not Dedicate Ourselves To Giving Something Back, Is To Leave The World A Lesser Place.

Each Individual Is As Individual As Their Fingerprints, And I Think That's Extraordinary.

I'm A Female But I Have A Masculine Side And I'm Not Going To Negate That Part Of Myself.

In A Sense, The Music Business And I Haven't Always Been The Best Of Bedfellows. Artists Often Have To Fight Their Corner. Your Music Goes Through These Filters Of Record Labels And Media, And You're Hoping You'll Find Someone Who'll Help You Get Your Work Into The World.