My Feeling About School Was That It

I Think The Zenith Of Popular Songwriting To The United States Of America Was That Period That Started In The '20s And Went Into The '50s. It Was The Period Of The Great American Standard Song.

I Grew Up Singing Mexican Music, And That's Based On Indigenous Mexican Rhythms. Mexican Music Also Has An Overlay Of West African Music, Based On Huapango Drums, And It's Kind Of Like A 6/8 Time Signature, But It Really Is A Very Syncopated 6/8. And That's How I Attack Vocals.

In Committing To Artistic Growth, You Have To Refine Your Skills To Support Your Instincts.

We've Got Blue Light, We've Got All This Light Flooding Our Bedrooms And Things Blinking, And You Can't Get A Decent Night's Sleep.

Everybody Has Their Own Level Of Doing Their Music. ... Mine Just Happened To Resonate Over The Years, In One Way And Another, With A Significant Enough Number Of People So That I Could Do It Professionally.