"I can't hide my voice, everybody knows that," he told the station. "�I want my harmonies to be heard good and loud and vocal to be out a couple DB more.
"I've certainly got a dark side like Johnny Cash's last album, Mumford & Sons where it sounds like love and fun. I've got a band here with Marti Fredriksen called Loving Mary and three girls in the band, background harmonies loud." Read more here.
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