Happy, joyous, and free, and to enjoy the beauty that the world provides for us. I think that art is just one of the most magical things in the world and romance too.
Do you find it exciting or nervous seeing her possibly pursuing this as a career? Oh, I want her on it now. Sing a song. Blue October what? I make beats all day long. Can I write something to it? Here we go. You can live that way and you can enjoy your life that way. I will push that to her a thousand times over, that music and art is a beautiful way to make a living, and a beautiful way to live.
I could talk all day about the things that I want to teach her, about boys and about how I want to crush their skull. Do you see Blue October as a family affair? I saw Blue October as me starting a band and my brother playing the drums, and that we would always grow up together. Our kids would play together. We would always be playing music together and traveling together. I always knew that. I know that my brother and I are different to where he likes playing in Blue October, and he likes being with his family.
I liked playing in Blue October, then I like to go make films, and I like to go write other music for other people, then I like to go do the jazz project. I love it. This album seems like a return to sad lyrics. Was there a lot of emotions flying around when you were writing it? I always loved that. I always loved sad musicians, and their beautiful, romantic song. Oh, I hate him today. I hate him tomorrow. Oh, Lord. Oh God. The band is known for its upbeat music with an opposite approach to lyrics.
He has also served on an advisory committee with LegitScript, certification that lets search engines know which treatment centers operate safely and legally. Jay is a grateful recovering alumnus, having been a patient at Cumberland Heights in His personal treatment experience helped shape his leadership principles today.
Nick Hayes is the Chief Science Officer at Cumberland Heights, overseeing all research, technology and quality related initiatives for the organization. His research focuses on measurement-based practice systems, digital phenotyping and intensive longitudinal monitoring. He is also on the faculty of Lipscomb University as an adjunct professor of psychology. Chapman Sledge, a nationally recognized physician and speaker, has been the Chief Medical Officer at Cumberland Heights since Prior to joining Cumberland Heights, Dr.
Sledge served on the board of directors for the American Society of Addiction Medicine ASAM and was among the first physicians to receive certification from them. Sledge is a sought-after speaker in the industry, talking about the critical need to treat both the mind and body of those struggling with substance use disorder. In addition to working for Cumberland Heights, Dr.
Sledge is an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine. Butch Glover, a state licensed and nationally certified addiction counselor, accepted his role as Chief Operations Officer in Butch began counseling in and worked with Cumberland Heights throughout the 90s doing Aftercare, contract work and individual counseling.
And now I choose not to let it run my life. I just choose to see it as another piece of me that allows me to make art more colorful and balance the beauty around me. How it makes you feel in love. How it makes you feel nostalgic. How it makes you feel romantic. Furstenfeld understands the darkness will always be there. And that is everything. He resides with his family in San Marcos, Texas when he is not touring.
His brother Jeremy Furstenfeld is also part of Blue October. Your email address will not be published. Fact 1 Also plays guitar and piano. American Wedding as Soundtrack. Step Up 3D as Soundtrack. Late Bloomers as Nick.
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