As convenient as that would be to make it easier to communicate with more prolific musicians, I don't want to think of music like a math equation.

If I'm going to make music and put my heart and soul into this and dedicate my whole life to it, I want to be making something that 15, 20, 30 years from now, somebody is listening to and that is a staple of the time it came out.

You can have the coolest job in the world, but it only seems cool until you get sick of it.

It's been nice to have a band and people I'm close to that I can get that understanding from and help me realize what I want to do in my life as a musician.

I took music theory in high school and dropped out halfway through the semester because it was ruining music for me.

Some people are really into being music-minded and knowing all their scales and how to read music and speak the language.

I'm not going to hide the fact that I am a happy person.