Chaz Bundick Quotes

Identity politics are becoming less important since culture's being blended into one big thing - I look at kids' Tumblrs and they're all into the same things.

I've always thought that reviews and knowing how much your fans appreciate or don't like something, that's the sugar coating. I'm trying not to think about those things.

I'm not worried about repeating myself - I'm more worried that I'd just get bored.

I see a lot of people of color in my fanbase and at all my shows, and it's really awesome.

Once you move in with your significant other, you have to become a combination of each other.

It's really cool to be around people that are younger than you who are really cool with being open about stuff.

I don't do intoxicants on tour too often. It slows me down mentally, and it feels like killing brain cells.

I'm a little bit scared of re-recording.

I'm training myself to go back to the way I used to record before electronic programs.

Electronic music is so weird because trends change so fast.

Pop music is awesome, but I like to keep changing it up.

I don't think my lyrics go so well when I try to sound poetic. Some people do that really well. If I did that I'd feel like it wouldn't be genuine.

I'm never drunk on the road, and since I've got to take care of my voice, smoke is definitely not allowed.

As a music listener, I'm becoming more and more ADD - like, "Eh, I'm bored with this". So who knows how long I'll be playing music.

Not all of my songs are electronic, they're not house or dancey.

If I ever get some free time I end up thinking about what to make next. I don't pick up a guitar and start playing the songs I already know; I immediately try to write a riff.

Parking's expensive, so I walk or ride my bike, which is good because my girlfriend's getting her PhD as an environmental engineer.

It's easy for people to mistake most musicians as living the easy life. It takes a while to get to that point. I'm sure it's like that for acting and television.

When it comes to music, I'm definitely thinking [about] what I would like to hear.

I don't mind genre names. "Chillwave" is probably the last thing I would think of, but I don't mind it.

I like to challenge myself, to see if I can actually write a pop album that people can connect with lyrically. Musically, it's very accessible - or, at least, I hope so.

Kids are starting to dress the same, listen to the same music. I look at their Tumblrs and they're all into the same things.

Maybe one day I'll write my rock album so I can use more obscure references and just be weird. If the lyrics are too crazy, though, then it's not pop anymore.

I don't put categories on music, myself. So either people go with it or they don't, and sometimes the names sound a little silly.