When I Write, It's Purging For Me.

On My Us Tour Maybe Three Out Of 30 Shows There Was An Elvis Impersonator In The Crowd But That's It. I Usually Get Younger Fans, And Those That Come That Are Of An Older Generation End Up Walking Out Because It's Too Loud

I Always Loved Singing And Writing Poetry. I Always Loved Music, And I’ve Loved Writing My Whole Life. When I Put Them Together It Was Probably In My Early 20s, Where I Put Words To Music For The First Time.

I Don't Think I Realized What Was Going To Be The Hardest Part Of Becaming An Artist Until I Dove Off The Diving Board ... First I Had To Overcome A Pre-speculated Idea Of Me. I Had To Sort Of Burst Through That And Introduce Myself, And That Was The First Hurdle, And Then Now Sing In Front Of Everybody, And Then That Was The Second One, And I'm The Offspring Of - You Know, Who I'm The Offspring Of - I Had A Few Hurdles To Get Through, No Doubt About It. But The Scales Never Tipped In The Other Direction Too Much.

I Grew Up In The South With My Father; Blues And Country, That's Always Been My Core. But I Had It In Me Not To Do What Was Expected. I Wanted To Find My Own Footing.

When I'm Doing Interviews, I'm Doing Interviews, And When I Am Writing, I'm Writing. I Sit There With A Musician And I Write. It's The Same Process Since I Started Writing In My Twenties. I Like To Come In And Leave With A Finished Song.