I think a lot about the morality of songwriting, and the line in the sand I've arrived at is that sharing your feelings about someone is totally above board, but when you start talking about their specific personal details, you've… — 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
