Songwriting Is Kind Of Like A Craft.

When I Was 15, A Cabdriver Asked Me If I Was Paul Mccartney's Daughter.

I'm Always Surprised That People Make Such A Fuss About Italian Tailoring And French Design Houses. I Think Traditional British Tailoring For Men Is So Good. Everything's The Right Cut, The Fabrics Are Good.

I Actually Think In Music, Learning Technical Stuff Doesn't Matter. You Can Be As Technical As You Like, But Still Sound Awful.

My Dad, He's Definitely One Of Greatest Writers Of His Generation. There Is No Question About It. When You Are That Good, When Work Is That Good, You Have To Appreciate Every Aspect Of It. It's The Architecture Of It, It's Like Looking At A Frank Lloyd Wright Building Or A Lautner Building, It's Master Craftsmanship. Every Aspect Of It Intertwines In A Perfectly Harmonious Way. That's What Architecture Is At Its Best And The Architecture Of My Father's Music Is On That Level.

The One Thing I Do Find About Serious Reviews Is That Usually They Tend To Have A Point, And That's What I Find Hurt So Much About Discerning Critics. If The Reviews Hurt They're Probably Right On Some Level.