i heard every angel wears a disguise...

one of the hardest things about writing a song is knowing what to leave unsaid

when an album is already great, do you actually want a deluxe version or would you rather the artist leave it alone?

i can respect a technically perfect song and still never wanna hear it again. making somebody actually FEEL something is a completely different skill

finding an artist you really like and realizing they have multiple albums you haven’t heard yet >>>

i love when artists leave little imperfections in a vocal take. sometimes that’s the part that makes the whole performance feel human

not every second of a song needs to be filled with vocals. sometimes you gotta let the instrumental have its moment

there’s a big difference between a song that’s catchy and a song you actually wanna keep coming back to a year later

i think i have officially made the song that is going to change my life...

does hearing a song everywhere make you like it more or get sick of it faster?

when two songs on an album transition perfectly into each other, they’re now one song that must be listened to in sequence

i forget why i walked into a room but somehow remember every adlib from a song i haven’t heard in five years

hearing an old favorite in public and remembering exactly why you loved it in the first place

watching an entire crowd sing a chorus back to an artist will never get old to me

it’s funny how a song can become “our song” without either person ever actually saying it

i respect when artists make something that sounds nothing like their last project. big risk for big reward

people underestimate how difficult it is to write a verse that’s just as memorable as the chorus

when you hear a song for the first time, are you paying attention to the lyrics or the way it sounds?

some artists are so consistently good that people forget how difficult it actually is to keep making great music

happy sunday. throwing this little performance video out in the void that is X. hope it finds the right audience every angel wears a disguise