If you get raised up having everything you want and then get put out in the world and try to live your own life, you've never had anything to train you how to live.
Who I am musically I hope will just keep changing and changing.
Cause I enjoy both, I enjoy recording and playing live, but yeah, the rush of playing live is really something.
But I needed to prove to everyone that I was a serious musician.
Right, yeah, you know, my favorite thing just globally about music is just hopefully I'm able to be, you know, blessing the people in any way that I can.
Sometimes I'll get a burst when I write lyrics, it usually happens in 20 minutes and I'll write the whole song, and that's really the only way it feels comfortable.
It's just satisfying for me to be able to write kind of like a finished, nice product.
I think it's like everything you do is just a reflection of who you are as an artist.
During a big rock show, you can flub a few things and nobody will hear it, because it gets buried under everything else.
I feel so blessed, and God has been so good to me.
I don't want to sound arrogant or anything, but I just always knew that my career would be playing music.
I really enjoy what I do and have been fortunate to pursue basically whatever I'm feeling at the time.
I definitely have a firm, fixed idea of what compromise is for me.
I moved from Minnesota out to Los Angeles and I thought I was going to hate it out there, but I really like it.
I love all kinds of different music.
I always knew I wanted to be a musician.
I have way too many songs that have music but don't have lyrics.
When I began my career, I was constantly referred to as the kid who could play the blues.
It seemed at first that everybody was more concerned with my age.
I've literally become comfortable with approaching whatever style of music at any time.
I'm glad I didn't know certain things earlier, because then it wouldn't be any fun.
I've been in fortunate position of never really having to battle with my record company to do the things I wanted to do in the studio.
I'm glad I've learned what I've learned when I learned it.
I didn't just want to put something out that I wasn't satisfied with.
I wanted to have something that I was proud of and that I knew people would enjoy.
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