Anonymous asked: First, I want to say that I love your music. Second, the way you sing makes it seem like the object of your affection is right there with you as you record. Those feelings and emotions are usually hard to try and recreate in the studio. You really bring the listener into the song and make them feel your lyrics. So, what inspires you to write your music? How do you translate all those emotions so well when you record? Either way, it’s hot. :-) Much love from Philly!

Thank you very much, I appreciate that. What inspires me to create my music are real life situations. I don’t write, record, or make anything that doesn’t directly relate to a specific person, or scenario. I guess thats why it translates over in to the music so easily, because I’m making it at the time I need to release that emotion.