Neither Could Dylan
Foxchase
I've described Foxchase to many as the precursor to my debut album Acceptance. This album takes you back to the earliest days of me learning how to write music and play guitar and trying to find community online (State Lines) in people who had as feverish attraction to creating music as I did that I just wasn't quite finding in my hometown.
The stories I dive into in Foxchase range widely, from growing up fast and dealing with adult issues as a young girl unsure of what any of that means, to falling into alcohol and other destructive behaviours when those issues became too confusing and challenging for me to take on myself. It's about wanting support but learning that sometimes you can only depend on yourself and you have to become stronger than you ever thought just to make it though (Abandon).
It's a 3-part theatrical odyssey ultimately about finding yourself, your passions and following the roads your heart yearns most for. This is different for everyone but for me this seems to be love, communication and hope for better futures - for me or those that come after (Awake).
Really it's a memoir and I hope you find something in it you enjoy.
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