When did you go from being a fan of music to actually writing your own? I think that was like, holy crap, I wanna do that. It was always just really exciting to be around. AM: So talking about new music from you, I saw you were recently asking your Twitter followers if you should keep releasing singles or an EP.
I think EP won I kind of agree with him, but the singles kind of like take a life of their own. I think that is cool because you spend money making the stuff. So putting it together [in a EP], something might get looked over. I think putting singles out helps solidify each song. Gives them a life of their own. Getting a lot of plays on individual songs is cooler to me.
Then probably two more early next year. I just go there and he really knows his system. Right now. I can play everything except the drums, so we have a drummer come in.
Everything else on the record I usually play. JS: Yeah, that was really cool! That was a total bucket list dream come true. They were great, they were super nice. Same with Daytrotter! Those sessions are what I thrive for.
Since we only have a few live songs, the session helps us have stuff. Then we have the shows. Having people show up to shows is awesome for having one or two songs.
