I’m almost sure Paul writes regularly, if not daily. I’d venture the guess that he only records when he feels absolutely compelled to, which is why he’s been recording things at home and releasing them sporadically. He’s not signed to a label and therefore doesn’t have any obligations to put out full length albums, record in a studio on a schedule, worry about the quality of a take, or tour. The publishing deal he just set up will definitely bring in more cash on a consistent basis. To me, this is a signal that he is content with the way things are right now. A record label couldn’t offer him anything that he needs. Barring a natural disaster or an act of God, I think we can expect the internet releases to keep going for a while. Which is just fine with me.

All that being said, baseball season starts up soon, and if that doesn’t get him back to recording, I don’t know what will.

Thoughts?