Wherever Is Your Heart I Call Home.

I Feel Like A Lot Of The Singer-songwriters In My Genre And In My Generation Have Gotten More And More Snooty About Covering Other People's Songs. They Believe That Creativity Is The Intersect Of Expression.

People That Could Yodel Always Fascinated Me. People That Could Sing Loud Always Fascinated Me. So I Started Trying To Mimic At A Really Young Age: 6, 7 Years Old.

There's A Lot Of Really Inspiring Music Coming Around The Bend - We Tend To Believe That To Sound Classic Or Timeless Is To Sound Vintage Or Retro. It's A Little Bit Dangerous, Because You'll Really Miss A Chance To Make Your Mark As A Generation.

I've Read And Heard That Some Of The Most Inspiring Vocal Interpreters Adhere Habitually To One Rule: Always Think The Lyrics As You're Singing Them, So That The Sentiment Is Always Appropriate And Heartfelt.

My Mother's A Singer And My Mother's Father Is A Singer, And Everyone On Both Sides Are All Country-western Bluegrass Musicians.