I'm just thinking about the vision for how I want my music to go and what I want it to say. I'm always creating in a way, even if it's just thinking about it.
I don't want a middle-aged white man telling me how to write my feelings. It's not gonna work for me.
I really like a lot of American country stuff, so my music has that influence, but I don't like to be set within a genre. It feels very limiting.
A good song always has to do with the person representing it - how they're feeling in that moment - but I think my songs don't need to be exclusive in terms of gender or race or that kind of thing.
I'd always been a kid that loved literature, reading, writing - anything to do with words - so music was just a path.
I like to keep morale up and not take things so seriously all the time. I enjoy life and laughs but I'm serious about the music. Serious about the craft of songwriting.
I am a bit of a granny, I feel older than my years. I like to read rather than go to parties but at the same time my band and I have a lot of fun on tour and can be big kids.
I listen to a lot of artists like Tori Amos, Cherry Glazerr, and Patti Smith, and I kind of wanted to follow in their footsteps, or at least try to be that genre-defining.
Connecting with fans online can be the make or break or some artists, and I think that's a bit dangerous.
I write great songs and the mistakes make them even better. No one else could write a Morrissey song.
I write great songs and the mistakes make them even better. No one else could write a Morrissey song.