Hardy

I mean, to be completely candid, touring is a lot more lucrative than songwriting.

So a little bit of that takes the pressure off of having to make a career out of songwriting.

But I just want to write hits for other people so bad that I will just never not want to do that.

It's why I moved to town.

It's my first love.

And I just love having great songs and like...

giving that song to somebody and hoping that it helps their career and, and all that.

But I've never really felt pressure.

There's definitely been times where I have been like, okay, like I'll hit up my management or link my management and my publishing and be like, Hey guys, we need to find a balance.

Like I need to write more songs.

Cause it's just, it's a tank that I have that if it's, if it's empty, I, you know, I feel like,

a little bit less sense of purpose if I haven't been writing songs, no matter what they may be.

And so, you know, there's times where I become a little more aware that I need to sort of redistribute my time.

But I've never really felt the pressure to do one more than the other or, like, you know, one's falling behind.

You know, I try to keep them even or anything like that.

It's just...

I don't know.

I try to take the pressure off myself, and I think it makes for more creativity and better creative moments and stuff when you don't feel pressure to write hits or pressure to write so many songs or anything like that.

Yeah, that happens a lot.

It happens all the time.