Happy Go Lucky Sad: An Interview With Singer Songwriter Ray S. Pollock

PHOTOS BY TINA RAE POLLOCK

TRP: Where would you like you and your music to be in five years?

RSP: Just being played by many people. Someone coming up to me and saying “that’s a great song you wrote." Kind of where I am now, just with more people taking notice and listening to my music.

TSP: Are there any childhood habits that you see coming out in your work?

RSP: I’m sure there is. Mischief mostly. Setting a barn on fire. Childhood habits, the second you grow up it’s over. I think you can hear that one in my music. If you know my music, then you know it’s me.