After nearly three decades of creating music, Shears said he is where he wants to be, making music that really matters. “I care more about the timeless aspect of making records, and less about making my records sound current or competitive,” says Shear. “I'm still always looking for that same thrill I got when I was a kid, when I'd hear something great on the radio and be completely blown away by it. I try to keep in touch with that feeling and let the rest of it fall by the wayside. At this point, I kind of realize that I’m not going to end up on the cover of Rolling Stone, and that I've got a deeper reason for doing this.”
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