I’m romantic for an era with less data. An era with records and CD’s where there was no daily play count, but rather just an update from the team every few months that the new song was “doing well!” I actively still try to…

there is no finish line. there is no done. i hate when people say “when did u feel like you made it?” i think that’s bad semantics. the concept of “making it” implies a finish line. that’s a bad goal when…

i would classify myself as a competitive person. i think at times this has been to my detriment, but ultimately it has served me pretty well. i want to improve and do better. as i’ve gotten older though, i’ve learned it’s a lot more valuable to…

i hesitate to write this post because i don’t fully have the thoughts worked out yet, but i want to write it to work through it. there’s this strange disconnect that i feel lately…

what’s the artists’ job? to defy expectations i think. hacky art is predictable, the good shit feels like “this isn’t quite what i expected.” it’s always good to remember when working on your shit that you gotta subvert the expectations rather than…

ah yes, let’s wait to get signed and then the label will tell us what to do? maybe this logic works in a movie, but unfortunately…