As I’ve stated before, I’m a bit of a packrat. I hate the thought of working hard on a project only to toss it in the trash. No doubt you’ve been hanging on my every word (tongue planted firmly in cheek). I now present to you the final installment of my recent interview with the folks at EbFlo. Many thanks to them for A) selling my CDs, and B) allowing

Part II in the ongoing Chronicles of EbFlo. As promised (though tardy), some Q&A to accompany your morning coffee and doughnut. I’ve broken the interview down into 2 parts because, at 15 questions total, it felt a little heavy to gorge on too many at once (just like doughnuts). Today, the first 8 questions: 1. What aspect of songwriting do you devote the most time and thought to? I’m a

Thanks to those who chimed in on the debate over global warming. Recently, the fine folks at EbFlo asked me to write an essay or answer some Q&A for their artist spotlight section. For the hey of it I did both. I submitted this journal only to find out that the company was immediately closing shop for good. My services were no longer needed, it would seem. I hope it

I rarely talk about current issues here, but this one’s been gnawing at me. Plus, I’m not in a mood to talk or write, so I was hoping some of you might be willing to chip in some thoughts on this random topic that receives much press and media attention. I’m not sure I get it. Is it just me or is the whole global warming thing suspect? Is humanity