>> What do I love about my career is the feeling of connecting
with the audience and with the musicians on stage.
When that synchronicity happens, it's an exhilarating feeling that there is not a drug
in the world that could match that or a drink that could match that.
It is something that is so pristine and beautiful.
And that is the reason why I think I continue to do that.
Not just for that feeling because it goes deeper than that high feel from it.
It goes deeper down to your soul.
And when you have that connection with an audience and with everyone on stage
and things are just jamming and perfect, it brings--
there have been times when I have-- I've been on the verge of tears.
It's so beautiful.
And that's one reason I do the music.
When it comes to teaching, I love the challenge.
I love the challenge of being able to translate some of the knowledge that I have to my students
and also be open to the knowledge that they have because that's just as important.
It's a very interactive relationship I feel it should be.
And most clients, I love being able to help.
Our motto here at the studio is to-- we're here to help you make the music that's in your soul.
We don't judge people.
Everybody starts-- Whether you are a seasoned veteran in this business or it's your first time
in the studio or even singing, we treat you with the same respect.
And I ask that with my engineers and my engineers all provide that.
I'm my own boss.
It doesn't feel like work to me.