It's a derivative of my real name.

A gig once a week keeps the songfires burning.

It opens up the world but also it's difficult to sift through the driftwood.

Which major label?

The guitar was a natural progression from a classical background in ballet, the violin and French Horn.
Dawnarts is one more dimension of life - a creative expression of life itself wherein not the work but the life itself is the main thing. The goal is not some sort of objective perfection but the subjective consciousness that one has done one's best to give meaning to life and to fill it with achievement worthy to stand beside any other kind of human accomplishment. Art as a functioning of faculties bestowed by the Divine Creator as work faithfully done, an interpretation in an intellectual, moral sense, as it heightens the actual into the true. It lends meaning and justification to life, not only subjectively but also humanly. The work becomes humanly conservative as a means of living in the right or at least of coming closer to it and art thus becomes adaptable to life.
There is "... no better retreat from the world than art" and ...we... "can find no stronger link with the world than art."
The proof is in the song, the image, the words, the dream-symbolism. Asking an important question in a touching, funny, involved, spiritual way leads to a state of grace and dignity.
Patient wrestling with the angel.

Piaf, Brel, Aznavour,
Joan Baez, Buffy St. Marie
Segovia, Chopin, Grieg

1st choice.Lake Huron
2nd choice.the Mediterranean

just me and my guitar the natural method not even an amplifier

Divine inexhaustible psychological riches both sacrilegious and devout. Dream atmosphere getting to the bottom of puzzling anomalies. Investigating the grotesque unconnection between the human being and the transcendental incommensurability of the divine, the remoteness of the powers above. A theme is played upon in every shade and tone with employment of every possible device.