Quotes

In my life, I'm a lot more weird than this.

[when asked what advice she would give to a young girl aspiring to be a musician] I'd say learn about technology and learn about how to produce. If you can work on your own you don't even need anyone.

I so need to be in love to make good art. The best is being heartbroken, or in a volatile relationship. My worst creative periods have been when I've just been in a stable relationship.

I think my motto in life is just, "Don't be bored." Even if I'm having the worst time, I'm like, "Wow, this rules."

Usually, the songs other people like are the songs that make me the most uncomfortable - so I usually try to allow some of those to make it onto the record.

I was in a program at McGill called Electroacoustics, where we studied a lot of how the brain interacts with music. So by the time I actually started making music, I kind of had an understanding of frequencies and kind of how the brain responds to things, which I think really helped me as a producer.

Most of my favorite producers produce for vocalists; I don't listen to a lot of straight electronic music that doesn't have vocals.

If you say you're something, then people get super upset if you appear to be a different thing.

Singing has always been a struggle for me, so when I first started making music, I only made instrumentals.

I'm not good at being, like, a sexy girl.

I'm a very nervous, shy person.