What was the process like changing it from Invincible Summer to Universal Mind Control?
C: Man, the process was like me holding onto the title Invincible Summer, finding a reason why it really could still be called Invincible Summer, and then one of my creative friends– she has been working with me as a creative consultant– had listened to the album and she said, “Man, this album is not Invincible Summer, it’s Universal Mind Control!” And I said, “Man… yes!” I remember just taking a breath, because I wanted the name to change, but I’m very particular about titles, and I’m not just gonna change it. Titles are the first thing that I come up with for an album. And then from there, you know, I start working on it. So, the titles really mean a lot to me, and I was holding onto Invincible Summer, and another title that really came up that resonated with me– Universal Mind Control actually defines the album even more. P: Did you have to change the music at all when you changed the name? C: Nah, I didn’t change the music really, since basically all the songs that I’d recorded wer
