October 16, 2012
“I didn’t like music anymore. My connection to music had just become obligation and exhaustion. It had gotten too far away from where it started, which was basically me loving music so much that I had to write songs and I had to make recordings. I needed a big lifestyle change, and that required getting away from Modesto and just starting fresh, with an emphasis on getting a little healthier and living around mountains and being outdoors. …
I still laugh about the fact that this thing I do, which is writing songs and recording and spending lots of time in the studio ... goes completely against this other thing which I’m really passionate about: spending as much time as I can outside.”
Jason Lytle, Singer-Songwriter
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