The Way That You Present

The Groove Can Go For Like Three Days - Once I'm In It It Will Just Keep Going Until I'm Totally Exhausted. But That's How I Like To Work, I Like To Be Away From Everyone And Just Get In The Zone, And Stay There For As Long As I Can Keep It There.

I Think My Music's Kind Of Cold, But I Don't Know If It's Related To The Weather. It Might Be Because It's Always Grey [in Montreal], It's Very Depressing.

I Definitely See The Voice As An Instrument: It Makes Great Drums, Great Synth Pads, Great Everything. Vocals Can Be So Many Things, Like, "hey, I'm Michael Jackson, And This Is My Iconic Voice," Or A Choir Of People Sounding Like Mozart's Requiem. Mariah Carey Is My Favorite Singer Because Her Voice Sounds Utterly Groundless. It's Not Even A Human Voice; It Almost Sounds Mechanical.

Usually When I Make Music, In My Head I'm Like 'this Isn't Grimes, This Is Just Some Other Project That You Can Release Later, So There's No Pressure And It Doesn't Matter And No-one's Ever Gonna Hear It'.

The Most Valuable Live Thing For Me Is When People Look Like They're Having A Good Time.