Enfnts Terribles

What have you been up to these last few months?

I think pretty much what everyone has been up to. Not a lot of physical movements, but I’ve been working a lot on music mostly.

Were there specific things that helped you get creative?

I feel inspired by many things but what’s going on in the world and the fact that we’re all connected in this one thing that has never happened before, gave me a new perspective. To me, I don’t know how you can’t be inspired right now because we’re going through a lot of things, and I always found that inspiring.

There’s a big change in the music industry, but how have you experienced that as an artist?

There are so many things, but I think that the music industry is more open now and there’s no someone deciding who gets to put out music. Everybody is allowed to put out music, but there’s just a difference between how much it’s pushed. When I first came to this business, you had to play your stuff for somebody and if they thought you were good enough, you might get a shot. The fact that you can make a video with your friends, upload it on Youtube, and get noticed on a billion persons stage, is very different. I also think that it’s a big deal that people can be whoever the fuck they want to be and represent themselves how they like.

Your songs are very personal. What gives you the feeling that you can be honest and share all these stories?

I mean, I think that’s the point why I make music. I didn’t know if people would listen to my music, and still don’t if I put out a new song, but it’s important for me that it resonates with me and feels honest.

Your sound became more diverse over the years. Are you still discovering a lot of new sides of yourself?

I always try to discover new facets of my artistry and songwriting. As far as what I write about or how I write feels good, I go with it.