00:00I know that you're really a guy who really wants to make your own path and sound like your own
00:07artist. I just, I heard elements of this kind of stuff. And let's face it, in 2026, rock and roll
00:13has been around for, you know, 75 years or something. It's hard to find something that's
00:16completely new and different, but you do take elements from other artists, don't you?
00:21Oh, absolutely. I mean, there is nothing unique about playing a guitar or playing a distorted
00:26guitar or singing a melody. There is nothing inherently unique. There is only one thing
00:32inherently unique in all of that. And that is me and my voice and my stories. There's no other
00:38person who's lived my life or who will sing with my vocal cords. And that's the thing that I'm always
00:43kind of leaning into the most, you know, and using everything else as these beautiful tools like the
00:48guitar and the drums and everything. You know, I'm so standing on the shoulders of giants with respect
00:54to the instrumentation and the production. So I want to take everything they've done and tap into
00:58that same energy without recreating it, you know?
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