What was that spark for you that made you fall in love with the country music industry and the genre?

Yeah, it was, well, I went to all genres, I think.

It started with opera, but also it really helped me with techniques, like vocal techniques and how to breathe and stuff.

That helped me a lot.

And then I had cover bands and we played like rock and some country music too.

But then we started Five Roses and that's really what, when it started and we started to write our own songs and it sounded country.

So we were like, let's do a country band.

How do you feel all those creative outlets allow you to show your passions in different mediums, and why do you enjoy taking part in so many different creative endeavors?

Is there anything that you would have changed or done differently in 2025? Or anything that you've learned from being on stage as a solo artist?

That's a good question.

I think I just... want to have more and more fun and the performing part is really what I love the most about music I just love the connection with fans and the crowds and interaction it's so great and it's really hard to describe the feeling of it and this is the part that I love the most so I'm looking forward to play more and more shows and obviously we get better and better the more we do shows and so yeah I just want to get better at what I do and just try to have a better cardio so I can scream and dance and run at the same time.

That's what I like.

I would love to improve just to be able to move more on stage and just have even more fun.

And with regards to when you're writing your music and such like, do you have anybody that collaborates with you at all on the scene? Are you like the one that is the lyricist as well as the person who composes the tune as well? Or have you got various different personages who help you out with that?

Yeah, and I love to do cool writing.

I think it's just so fun and fresh to just share ideas and have their baggage, my baggage and stuff to write songs.