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OMG Betty I love your work so much. I just have an important question. Could you please explain this photo:

http://i.huffpost.com/gen/158807/BETTY-WHITE-HOT-DOG.jpg

Do you have any tips to get out of that 8 bar loop rut? I feel like it's hard for me to finish tracks because I get stuck with that one section and can't move on. I also have trouble with my intros because I try to make them dj friendly, but I feel like that messes with my creativity!

I absolutely love the album These Hopeful Machines. I remember back in freshman year of high school is when I found out about you. I remember seeing your album nominated for a Grammy. I listened to samples of the album and immediate asked for it for Christmas. Then when you didn't win the Grammy I felt you were robbed. I even told one of my teachers lol.l! Personally, I feel like your tracks can't be whittled down to radio edits. I feel like they need time to develop and breathe.

My question in particular is regards to the track 'A Million Stars!' How did you go about mixing Kirsty's vocals? How do you go about mixing any vocals? My friend Samantha and I create music and she sings. So I am always curious as to how people mix vocals.

Thanks for being true to who you are as an artist. Recently a friend of mine bought some really good headphones and wanted music recommendations to test them out. I sent him a bunch of your tracks and he was impressed. 'Le Nocturne de Lumiere' in particular has amazing little ear candy things that add to the track. Also, I love the panning of the elements.

In conclusion, I really admire you as a musician and it would be an honor to work with you or even sit in on a session and just learn as much from you as possible!

Thanks, Dylan

Do you have any funny stories from being on the Golden Girls?

What are your thoughts on the little rascals movie from the '90s?