"My number one thing is to always be utterly honest, no matter who I’m throwing under the bus, whether it’s myself, a boyfriend, things like that. I want to be so honest that people will be like, ‘She’s been through it. This is how it worked.’ I don’t want to give people false advertisement, I guess."

"This week was a lot of Bob Marley. A lot of The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac kind of thing. I want to hear their take on when times were rough. History repeats. Obviously, in times of trouble, I’ll listen to The 1975 or Kings of Leon, Highly Suspect. I’m a very alternative girl. Adele, obviously. She’s a good cry."

"I always want to be desirable. I want to be somebody that somebody looks up to and wanted. Because I’ve always felt insecurities in my life where I felt left out. But it could be in my head."

"When I’m on planes, I’m reading this book called, My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry. I think that’s what it called. It’s really cute. I’m obsessed with it. I’ve read every Jodi Picoult book there has ever been known to man. If I met her, I’d probably faint."

"I always did musical theater. So I was prepared to be theatrical. It was kind of awkward at points because it’s just me. It’s not like I’m playing off of somebody else. I was a little nervous, but it was a lot of fun."

"I think when I was younger, I learned how to play all my favorite songs on the piano and guitar. Seeing my brothers start writing music, and I was going through a breakup and things as a girl would go through when you’re feeling like the world is ending, so I kind of saw Adele and Alicia Keys pouring their heart into their piano or guitar, so I was like, I want to do that. I always had written poetry, so it kind of made sense for me to start writing music. It just kind of happened."