The Miscreant - Issue 14

that kind of approach is best.

TM: How did it feel to be named in iTunes New + Noteworthy?

BB: I was sitting in class, and I was just stunned. Totally caught me off-guard, it was a great feeling to be out there on that type of platform.

TM: Do you have any plans to record a full length Careful Ones album?

BB: We do intend to do a full length, and I am excited to see where it will take us. Want to do something different, but not something that’s over our heads. We’ll see.

TM: You recently did a cover of the Bee Gees’ “To Love Somebody.” What draws you to that song? Do you guys do any other covers?

BB: I think we understand what it’s like to feel a way about someone that they either can’t understand, can’t reciprocate, or can’t stick with to the end. It is in its nature about vulnerability, and the value in helplessness, whether it is wasted or not TM: What have your experiences been playing live shows as the Careful Ones?

BB: Our first show I think we almost want to forget, but the people there were so welcoming and supportive. The second one, the following night we got our act together and as Don suggested, we just enjoyed ourselves more in our music, and it showed.

It’s still early on and we are very much in the early stages of figuring out what our live performances will be like. So far we have developed some interesting methods. Looking forward to our show in Orlando this Friday as a next step.

TM: Any plans for a tour?

BB: We’d love to tour, just a matter of timing and a few more pieces.

TM: Are you both still working on your solo projects?

BB: Josh just finished up the debut Joshua Michael Robinson record which has quite an interesting sound, we’re all excited to be a part of that when that unfolds in the next months ahead.

TM: Any other big plans for the Careful Ones?

BB: Other than a Careful Ones theme park, we’re re releasing the EP in March with 3 new songs having retouched the others so look out.

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