Interviews with Oneiric Escapism Artists

I have quite a strong sense of needing to finish something once I’ve started it.

If I didn't have an emotional outlet, I think I would combust.

Learning is a never-ending process, which I love.

I think I’m of the viewpoint that if people don’t agree with my views and my values then I don’t really want them to be consuming my music.

The source is love; that’s really all that matters, anyways. Everything else is such an illusion.

It’s like we’re each little mysteries, and art is such a great tool to open yourself and just look, explore, heal...

It’s my middle finger to people who use privilege and power to hurt others.

I was born in November, and I think that I’m a true child of autumn: nourished by the sadness of dying nature.

... I wish I could walk around in ridiculous outfits all day and seem really interesting.

Music, really, is the base of it all; I think about it pretty much whenever I'm awake.

... it felt as though, for singing, you either had it or you didn't have it, and as far as I was concerned, I didn't have it.

For me, making art of any kind is basically the conservation of life. It's a spiritual kind of process; it's being in touch with what it is to be human.

I always put things out thinking that they’re totally normal, and then people come back saying that it’s totally weird.