Jan Arden

And the biggest, most difficult part of doing anything creative, and any author can tell you this, painter, dancer, it's the financial backing.

Even athletes, when you talk to young figure skaters or people that are in skiing or snowboarding, the biggest...

you know, drawback to what they're doing is the funds to help them create, help them to train, help them to do that.

And basically as a musician, Suzanne, you know that it's all like part of training.

You need money so that you can keep making your art, get into the studio, hire other musicians to, you know, play with you, get to producer.

There's so many like hard costs when it comes to recording.

I think people think you can sit in your bathroom and record something and put it online.

Well, aren't you making money from it?

Well, actually, no, I'm not.

You know, so.

Totally.

Anyway, what is your goal?

Where would you like to be this time next year?

Well, you know, if you go on Spotify, I have 17 albums out and some of them will say that I'm indie.

Some of them say that I'm rock.

Some of them say that I'm folk.

Some of them say that I'm country.

Like I get it all.

But I think if I was to honestly look at my catalog, I've done everything.

I think I have a song called The Way Things Are Going.