and this is everything I do in a day, home edition.

Just imagine that there is a alarm clock here,

somebody can edit that in [static]

in post, I'm sure.

[upbeat piano music]

[ting] I like to wake up

at like, 7:30. [typing]

I think that's the ideal wake up time.

Normally, I live in L.A.

At the moment,

I am isolating at my parents' house in Melbourn.

I use my phone alarm to wake myself up every morning.

I just use the classic sound.

The [mimicking phone alarm] one.

If I hear that sound, though, like,

if somebody's set an alarm throughout the day

and I hear that sound just like,

at a random time throughout the day,

it is extraordinarily triggering for me.

I snooze for probably, like, [snoring]

maybe 10 minutes, 15 minutes. [clock ticking]

You feel like you got a little, like, lie in,

you feel a little cheeky,

but you're still like, ready to start your day.

First thing I do is check my phone.

I tried the whole like, no phone

for the first hour of the day thing,

[vault locking]

I just haven't kept up with it and I wish that I did.

You know what?

Tomorrow, I'm not gonna check my phone first thing.

That's just inspired me.

If I know that I have something in the morning,

I will shower the night before,

[shower running]

so that my hair has time to air dry

because I can't use a blow dryer on my hair.

Sometimes, I shower in the morning

[shower running]

or maybe, I'll just, like, shower my body

and not wet my hair.

[typing]

My shower routine is all natural

[water falling] all good-smelling shit.

Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap,

fancy seaweed shampoo and conditoner from Whole Foods.

I use a loofah, if anyone was wondering.

After I step out of the shower,

if I've wet my hair,

I'll put in this, like, rake gel, I guess,

it's kind of, like a mousse

and then, I start doin' my face stuff,

which, is just like, Cetaphil moisturizer, rose hemp oil,

cologne, whatever I'm feelin' that day,

sometimes, it's the Glossier scent

and sometimes, it's this smell of this hotel

that I stayed at once.

I really like the smell of the hotel.

I asked them what it was and they were like,

"Oh, we sell it in like, a cologne."

[spritzing]

I shaved every day, [razor shaving]

until we started quarantining and isolating

and now I'm like, "Who the hell am I shaving for?"

Like, "Why do I do this to myself?"

I shaved this morning,

'cause I knew I was doing this for you guys.

I fill in my eyebrows,

just cause I feel like this first half is really dark

and then, this second half is not.

Deodorant, I've been using this

natural deodorant from MALIN + GOETZ,

it smells like eucalyptus.

Eucalyptus reminds me of Australia,

so, even when I'm away,

I'll just, like, huff my deodorant for a second

and get a little homesick,

it's really nice. [low drone tone]

I really brush my teeth, [tooth brush swooshing]

like, I go in my teeth. [claps]

I'm not trying to brag,

but I went to the dentist

and he said that I have very clean teeth.

My glam routine has gone completely out the window, though,

during quarantine, I either do absolutely nothing,

except brush my teeth [tooth brush swooshing]

or, if I'm bored

and I wanna do everything, [typing]

I do, like, the most that I've ever done.

You know what I mean?

Like, I'm talking, concealer, [clap] Cloud Paint, [clap]

rose hemp oil, all of it. [clock ticking]

I walk into my closet [clap]

and I like asking myself,

"Who do I feel like today?" [slot machine thudding]

You know what I mean?

Somedays, it's like, a black skinny jean

with a, like, really cool cowboy boot.

Let me quickly show you.

Like, somedays I wanna wear this

and maybe, like, a little button up shirt.

[slot machine thudding] Somedays, I feel like wearing

something really loud [chiming]

and brightly colored

[slot machine thudding]

and somedays, I look kind of

like a fuckboy a little bit, [ting]

like, I wanna wear a beanie

and just, like, gross jeans and my converse.

When I was younger,

I was so scared that people would think that I was gay,

that I used to purposefully try not putting effort

into what I wore

[thud] and so, now I do,

I really enjoy taking my time in the morning

to get dressed and like, try things and have fun and like,

allow myself to express myself through clothing

or accessories or whatever.

It was like a very liberating thing

when I first started to do that

and now, I really enjoy it every morning.

[typing]

A big part of my morning routine,

like, a huge part is coffee.

It's like...

my dog, [ding]

my Breville coffee machine [ting]

and then, like, my family, [ting]

after the coffee machine, [chuckles] no, I'm kidding.

[typing] Most of the time,

I'll wait till, like 11:30

and then, have kind of like, a big brunch

and now that I'm in isolation at my mom's house,

like, I'm the luckiest kid in the world,

she's making me every single meal.

This morning was this South African food, called Chakalaka,

it's like, kind of like a spicy thing

and you'd have, like, [pan sizzling]

eggs with it and stuff and it's amazing.

After breakfast, it is probably, yeah, like,

[clock ticking] almost noon I wanna say.

I might have a second coffee for the day,

this time, it's iced.

If I'm on tour, [bus tires treading]

the time I wake up on a tour bus

or I'm in a hotel and I'll go and site see

for a few hours and then I've got soundcheck,

like, that's my tour day. [clock ticking]

Normally, in L.A., [typing]

I go to the gym.

That's like a new development.

I don't trust myself with free weights,

[exercise machine creaking]

so, I'll just like, go to the various machines

[exercise machine creaking] and pull on the things

that look like they need to be pulled on.

While I'm in isolation,

I've just been doing, like, various push-ups,

incline push-up, decline push-up,

sometimes, I [clap] throw a clap in there,

if I'm feelin' like, crazy.

Sit ups...

Oh, and then, such a rookie mistake,

I know that lots of people do this

but I never do leg day,

like, who cares, right?

But, I am actually growing on my top half

and not on my bottom half,

so, the other day I did squats.

I have a car in L.A.

that I am obsessed with.

It's an electric car

[charging socket pops open]

and I've made a promise to myself

that I'm gonna try my best

[clicking] to never own a gas car.

[cars revving]

So, I really enjoy driving around L.A.,

also, you have to drive in L.A.

I think while you're driving,

it's the perfect time to make phone calls.

If I'm in L.A., I'll call my manager or whatever

and say, "Hi, do you have any work for me?"

"Do we have a job to do or anything?"

Normally, I go into the studio at like, one.

[typing] The goal is to...

[pencil scratching] is to write a song.

It'll be me and the producer and one of my co-writers,

who, often times, is like, one of my best friends.

We'll talk about life and what we had for dinner

and whatever for like, the first hour

and relationships and stuff like that

and really dig in.

And then, you just kind of sit there

and hope that something magical happens, you know, maybe,

the producer will start [soft piano music]

playing something on the keys

and you start muttering under your breath,

nonsensical words, you record it quickly into your phone

and hopefully, something amazing comes out of it.

Normally, I'm eating lunch [typing]

at like, honestly 2:30, maybe some,

like, salmon with veggies and, like a mashed potato

and I get that same meal from multiple restaurants,

just so I don't feel like I'm eating

the exact same thing every day,

even though I am.

Or, like, a really good salad or something like that.

Lately, I've been eating...

My mom makes this awesome, like, veggie wrap,

it's just, like, a wrap with like,

little, kinda falafel balls

and like, hummus and a bunch of different veggies

and stuff like that and it's really, really good.

[clock ticking] immediately after lunch,

I will continue working.

So, a lot of the time,

it's just like, work on my laptop

[typing] or, it could be everything

from like, playing around on Photoshop,

playing with different fonts,

like, to see what the aesthetic

of my next thing is gonna be

or, it could be like,

responding to a lot of like, business emails.

[typing] or taking, kind of, a meeting.

I really enjoy doing meetings at my house,

that makes me feel very, like, bougy

and I really enjoy, like, putting on a bit of a show,

I'll, you know, light the candles and stuff like that

and do the whole bit.

In Australia, while I'm here in isolation,

[typing] My work is just like,

on my laptop, all of it.

Me, like, on a Zoom meeting with someone,

doing some sort of promo or press or something like that,

or like, right now,

[typing] I'm editing a live performance

of my song "Take Yourself Home".

We had my band film themselves playing their little bits

and I'm currently, like, editing it together,

so that's what I was doing right before this.

I really like listening to music that I've made in the car,

like at sunset time.

I think that it gives you great perspective,

so, you know, I'll like, drive along Mulholland

or something, if I'm in L.A.

I mean, this sounds so lame,

but, like, put on my own music

and roll down the windows and try and like,

"How does this make me feel?"

"How does this sound in the real world?"

[door creaking] Normally, I like to come home,

like, around 7:30, eight, [clock ticking]

if I'm not already home

and kinda start to take a chill pill.

[typing] I think a big thing in, like,

Australian culture in general is...

work to live, not live to work

and so, I actually take it pretty seriously

that I like to switch off after a certain time

and try not just be working all the time.