I Want People To Listen To My

Even Though I Live In America More, I Feel Like When I Go To Adelaide, That's When I Get To Go Home.

It's A Tough Thing To Know That When You're Making Your Album, You're Going To End Up Collaborating With, Say, Wal-mart, On Your Artwork. That Just Sucks. And The Pressure Behind Getting The Numbers Real Fast Is, To Me, Dizzying.

The Less I Talk In Bars, Write Emails, Express Myself In An Emotionally Lewd Way Outside Of My Songwriting, The More I Have To Do It Through My Music.

The Music Business Is A Weird Business. Sometimes Licensing Doesn't Happen Because Some Business Component That You Never Knew About Stops It.

White People Don't Sing Together Very Often, And When They Do, It's About The Celebrity Of The Song. The Singing At My Shows Is All About Harmony.