“My creative process is not confined…

or limited to the physical space of the recording studio or a singular writing process. It actually happens between songs – in living life. You see, we as artists have our whole lives to write our first albums. But as soon as it is released, people expect music from you again very soon. Often times, this expectation is what pressures artists to put out content quickly after their first work, not because they have something interesting to say. We have to do some living in between projects. Because if we don’t challenge ourselves to pivot, grow, and evolve, how will our music ever say something unique or worth people taking their time to listen? For me, I see poetry all around me. In my writing process, I aim to translate what I see in everyday life to reflect an interpretation of my experiences and ultimately, offer it back to society as a different take: a new perspective on a shared reality. The more perspectives we have, the more diverse and resilient our society.”