"Making music on the stream was just another way to entertain, so I ended up with a lot more tracks than I intended, some of which will end up on my second studio album, while others just felt a bit more off-kilter and experiemental and seved a better purpose on this collection," he says. "I wanted to make sure that I captured the fun and interactivity of the streaming sessions and how they ended up inspiring me to go a little off the beaten path."
Odds & Ends: The Streaming Sessions, Volume One can be streamed via most musical services, or purchased at your favorite musical downloading location.