Monday, April 20, 2009
Interview with Woofmedia
It's an interesting thing being interviewed about the work I have created. I can't help but feel I am being vain for the simple fact that I am talking about myself for an extended period of time. At the same time, I want to be concise, transparent, articulate without pretense, and give a good interview. All self consciousness aside, I love the way in which it forces me to think about the music that I have created, be objective, it solidifies my own songs in my own mind. I guess it's kind of like defending a thesis for school without the worry of a grade. Here is a link to an interview I did with woofmedia. We talked for about an hour and then they edited it down. It was a lot of fun to do and though I am too nervous to listen to the interview myself, I thought I would do a little post about it here.
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5 comments:
Interesting interview. Liked the way you talked about your music and the way you also explained.
great interview, liked hearing about what equipment you use
You mention that you are classically trained on the cello. do you happen to be trained in vocals or are u self taught? You have a very wide singing range. You're singing also has an Rhythm and Blues kinda feel.
I am trained in vocals, I sang in choirs as a young doot, girls choirs cause my voice was high. However the way I sing is not totally congruent with the style in which I sang while learning. I did these voice classes though while studying acting that were centered around finding your own personal voice, I feel this was a huge influence on the way I sing now.
Just finished listening to your interview with woof and enjoyed listening to your thoughts. I've been a fan for a couple of years now and am glad to hear your new work. I was also pretty pumped to hear your thoughts on working with Josh from TTA or Esthero as I am big fans of their music as well. I would imagine your styles and music talents would mesh well together. Thanks for the wonderful music.
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