A raw and personal song about the confusion and wonder that comes with adulthood, you can check it out below alongside a video made up of home movie foottage. Awww. Ickle Alexander. Isn't he a cutie?
Yeah! Been drinking a lot of smoothies mostly which has been cool.
'How to Drive' isn't about anything; it's about everything. Life can be nuanced, and life can be simple and it can get real hard to tell between beauty and pain. Even that last sentence, like, is that insightful or just bullshit. I don't know. 'How to Drive' is about not knowing, I think.
I wrote it pretty quickly before my last tour started, but just didn't have time to record it before I left. I booked Electric Lady in NYC on an off day and was able to put the whole thing down in a day. For a song so emotionally complex, I wanted the recording process to have as many limitations as possible.
It's been so beautiful to see people connect so strongly with the song before it's even out. Sometimes that can be scary because I'm like, damn well, I hope they like the actual song lol. But this one feels different. There are so many little hidden gems in the actual recording that I can't wait for people to hear.
I am the best driver in Los Angeles… I fear no parking spot.
I am certainly feeling inspired, but also the writing of my last album was done so long ago. I have so many new feelings and experiences to write about, and I just finally have the time now post-tour to dive in. I think I'm the same as everyone really, fast when it's easy, slow when it's hard. It just happens to feel easy right now.
This morning I made three fried eggs and then heated up a leftover yellow curry from last night, and then combined them. It was unimaginably good; I would legitimately pay $18.57 at a restaurant for what I just ate. Also been producing a lot of music for other artists.
If I retired today, how I spend my time wouldn't really even change that much. Actually, maybe I'd be in Hawaii; I've never been there.











