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Writing Music Is Really Personal, And It's A Really Exciting Thing To Participate In Because Represents The Full Creative Process: It Feels Like Something Is Coming From Nothing.

I Don't Know How To Explain How, Probably To My Detriment, Unselfpromoting I Am. I Used To Have A Cabaret Act And I Didn't Even Like To Tell Me People About That. I Really Hate Selling Myself.

I Love To Play Music, And This Is Fun, And Let's Record This Stuff In A Way That We Both Like. That Was Exciting Enough, So We Just Recorded It. There Was No Business In It Until The Very Last Minute, Really. It Was Really As Much Of An Extension Of Me Writing The Songs In My Bedroom As It Could Possibly Be.

You Go To Something Like The Golden Globes, And It's The Most Glamorous Place You Could Ever Be, But Then You Go Home And You're Still Like, 'urgh, This Dress Is Too Tight, I Wanna Take Off These Shoes And Put On My Pyjamas.' At The End Of The Night All The Glamour Goes Away And You're Just A Human.

If I Were To Work With My Mom, I Probably Would Not Want Her To Play My Mom. That Would Get Too Real.