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“I remember always singing melodies in my head or singing new melodies over songs I was listening to.”
“I started playing drums in multiple bands, then became a wedding drummer while studying drums in college, and after became a touring session drummer for other bands.”
“When you're at a young age you need that one role model, or a few people, to push you along and transform your life.”
“I feel like my supporters and the people who follow me, who are such legends - by the way, shout out to them - they've always got my back.”
“I'm a Virgo.”
“I think it wasn't until I came out that I was like, 'OK, I'm ready to share my music now' because a lot of my music I was writing was very queer and they were about girls that I'd fallen in love with.”
“I sing better when I drum.”
“I think for me, drums was this protection.”
“I really do hope that I can be someone who helps educate others.”
“I never start a song thinking that it will be a pop song or super-edgy. I just do what my ears like, and when I say yes to something I roll with it.”
“My dad, Marc, has definitely been the most influential man in my life. He is my biggest supporter and my number one fan.”
“After making my first album, I was thrown into pop sessions where people very rarely had a drum kit or any real instruments in the room. I was shocked that when I had 'made it' the norm was to ditch the live instruments and make everything on laptops... I knew that wasn't me.”
“I used to be a party animal back in the day, but now I'm way more healthy, eating and drinking a lot - drinking water.”
“I never run out of things to write about.”
“I remember coming out to my dad as gay and him just being like, 'Okay, cool. Do you still want spaghetti for dinner?'”
“I'm an Aussie who loves to play drums and other instruments first and foremost. The fact I want to be a queer and non-binary icon and someone other people can look up to with their gender identity and sexuality is something I didn't have when I was growing up. I had nobody to compare myself to.”
“Growing up, watching pop music icons, I never saw a solo artist whose main instrument was drums.”
“I feel like if I wanted to fly under the radar I should wear heels and a dress, and I don't think anyone would know who I am.”
“Growing up, there were clothes I felt more comfortable in my skin wearing, and clothes that I didn't.”
“My main motivation with my whole existence is to be representation for queer, gender fluid, gender diverse, non-binary communities.”