I don't think, as an artist, you should be trying to make music for every moment of someone's day. — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
I think to varying degrees, every artist is using their partner as a sounding board. When your partner is the greatest songwriter… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
I prefer to be out of the way, not because of an insecurity or shyness but because I think art is at… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
Oscar Peterson's 'Hymn to Freedom' is the first song I ever lifted on the piano. I learned it note-for-note and it's still probably the… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
It's OK to be an overthinker, an over-feeler, and it's the only thing I know how to be. — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
In the grand scheme of things, choosing your love for somebody over the petty reasons you don't talk to someone is a meaningful consideration. — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
My hope is that my songs make you think about yourself, in your own life, and not really about me. — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
The first time I heard 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,' I did not know music could sound like that. The vocal arrangement on 'Tell… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
I don't think, as an artist, you should be trying to make music for every moment of someone's day. — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
It always starts as journaling for me. I find if I try to write a song, it doesn't feel as sincere as if I… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
Fifteen minutes before I got the notification that 'Julie Michaels has tagged you in a post,' I was listening to her music and talking… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
I Don't Miss You' is me trying to lie to myself about my feelings - how I distract myself from them, how I compartmentalize… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
To me, songs hit harder when they live in the questions, because songs have always been a mode of sorting through my emotions. If… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
Once I involved myself in music as a 13-year-old, I started to learn something about myself that I liked. That was big for me… — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
There's only so much numbers on the Internet can be emotionally internalized. — JP Saxe Copy Share Image
