"As a performer you want people to fall in love with you, but you know how hard that is. When you fall in love with someone special, it's like you've discovered the last remaining member of a forgotten species of bird. You stumble into the clearing of a meadow and there it is, all the feathers in place in such a perfect and determined way. You love it for the struggle it had to go through just to survive as such a rare creature."Check out Nick Jaina's new column for the Willamette Week's music section where this week he discusses "The Benefits of Obscurity".
Friday, August 5, 2011
Nick Jaina and His Little Box of Lies - Meet The WW's New Columnist
"As a performer you want people to fall in love with you, but you know how hard that is. When you fall in love with someone special, it's like you've discovered the last remaining member of a forgotten species of bird. You stumble into the clearing of a meadow and there it is, all the feathers in place in such a perfect and determined way. You love it for the struggle it had to go through just to survive as such a rare creature."Check out Nick Jaina's new column for the Willamette Week's music section where this week he discusses "The Benefits of Obscurity".
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