"I just released the EP a month ago, so April was a really fun, really exciting month. I’d been working on those songs for the past few years off and on, with the exception of ’Control’, which I wrote when, I was 17. So I was really excited to get it out there and have people hear it. For me, the biggest thing with my songwriting and performance is that once I release a song, it’s not for me anymore. I want people to take from it whatever it means to them. That’s why I just really want to keep playing and performing. And I’m always writing, the album is pretty much written, but I just need some time to reflect on everything and just evaluate. It’ll just be a matter of me kind of locking myself in my room to work on it and really get it all down. But right now I just want to keep playing."WHO IS KEVIN GARRETT: "But her vitals are stable. And she’s breathing on her own a little. Sometimes she hears me when I talk and squeezes my hand." A family friend of theirs, Amy Klinger,told CBS Baltimore Guttenberg isn’t the only person with a connection to Parkland who is wary of Kavanaugh as a nominee because of his views on gun control. Charlie Mirsky, the 18-year-old political director of March For Our Lives, referred to Kavanaugh as a “roadblock to anything we want happening,”according to NPR “Land back is the umbrella and it's the metanarrative for all of that work to happen," Two Bulls, who is Northern Cheyenne and Oglala Lakota, tellsTeen Vogue