Quotes About Emotion

That connectivity with the audience that I get to enjoy, that's my church. It's not one of ego or anything like, 'I'm on the stage and the lights.' It's just this connectivity, and it's always been that way for me.

I Never Liked You. I think that's my best book. I think it works the best as a story, and I like the drawing. It works on both levels, for me at least.

What I say is what I feel, whether anyone likes it or not.

When you can have a character that the audience likes from the beginning, but then you put them in a situation where they grow - I think that gives it a lot of heart.

I don't like albums; I like projects. I want to tell a story - I don't want to limit myself to 10 songs or four songs or whatever. I just tell a story and I want you to feel something. If it took me one song or if it took me four, call it however you want. So I call them projects.

Fear is one of the worst, and most limiting, emotions in life.

All culture, all important culture, is always linked to how people express and experience being alive.

Don't just listen to my songs; listen to any song which you feel would make a change in your life.

After you've listened to it, you'll feel like you know us a little bit better.

Chromatics' 'Kill For Love' has probably been the record I've listened to the most.

I listened to pretty much anything that I could really feel, where I felt like the artist had to write those songs, where you can feel their soul and the pain and the happiness and love and everything.

Music has been there for me. Whether good or bad, it's the way that I process experience. As a listener and as a writer.

I've been listening to a lot of music by Arca.

I'm always listening to music; I can't live without it.

I literally cannot work without music.

People take songs so literally.

I've always said that music is like literature.

I think the great artists, especially in literature, have always thought with the heart.

Britannia High' is not for three-year-old kids. There are emotional stories in it that are not for little children.

My dad is a little bit of a softy. I mean, he, like, cries at 'The Lion King,' and I'm kind of, like, his little girl.

I've always heard music in my head since I was a little kid, so I've always played towards that. If I felt bad, that's what I did.

For a little kid like me, growing up in Carle Place, you put on John Lee Hooker late at night, and it's a different reality. I try to feel that music from the inside out because I was really attracted to it.

We just want people to feel something that they've never felt before. Or at least, something they haven't felt since they were little kids.

There's nothing better than live music, I think.