Euphemia | Matt Connarton Unleashed

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3:38 Speaker 7: In a James and You'll love you baby, You'll love

3:46 Speaker 7: the baby, You'll love You'll not go.

4:13 Speaker 4: I love it.

4:14 Speaker 8: That is Aorta baby. The band is Euphemia and we've

4:18 Speaker 8: got a couple members of the band here with us

4:19 Speaker 8: live and studio. We're gonna be talking with them in

4:21 Speaker 8: just a moment. But I love that song. As I

4:24 Speaker 8: like to say, if that doesn't get you move in,

4:26 Speaker 8: check your pulse, you might be dead, because that is

4:28 Speaker 8: really really catchy. I love that and looking forward to

4:31 Speaker 8: talking with them. And if you are listening live on Saturday,

4:33 Speaker 8: today is October twenty five, twenty twenty five. This is

4:36 Speaker 8: Matt Connorton Unleashed and we have entered our number three

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4:52 Speaker 8: contact info, show archives, et cetera, et cetera. But right

4:56 Speaker 8: now we have Gina and Brian here from the band.

5:00 Speaker 8: Am a welcome, Hello, wonderful to have you here. I've

5:03 Speaker 8: been looking forward to this because I really love sent

5:05 Speaker 8: me a bunch of songs and I love all of them.

5:07 Speaker 8: Thank you. Just catchy as hell, so so good. So

5:11 Speaker 8: what do you each do in the band? I mean, Gina,

5:13 Speaker 8: I assume that's you singing.

5:15 Speaker 9: That's me singing, and I'm the songwriter as well. Okay,

5:19 Speaker 9: I didn't write that song. Oh that's the only song

5:22 Speaker 9: on the album. I did not write. That was by

5:24 Speaker 9: my late great father Kit Brown. Oh okay, musician as well.

5:27 Speaker 8: Oh wow, okay, okay. And what do you do in

5:29 Speaker 8: the band, Brian?

5:30 Speaker 10: I play guitar and sing backup vocals.

5:32 Speaker 8: Excellent, excellent? And who else is who's not with you today?

5:36 Speaker 8: I assume are you a four piece? You're a five piece? Okay?

5:38 Speaker 9: Sometimes a six piece?

5:40 Speaker 8: Oh wow?

5:41 Speaker 9: So we have Josh Dover on drums, Brian who let

5:46 Speaker 9: on guitar as well, and Ryan Monario.

5:49 Speaker 8: On bass okay yep. And then who's the sixth person?

5:53 Speaker 9: So sometimes we have my best friend Ellen who comes

5:55 Speaker 9: and sings background vocals with us to kind of fill

5:58 Speaker 9: it out a little bit.

5:58 Speaker 8: Oh very good, very good, And we should mention too.

6:02 Speaker 8: So you came to us through Vice's Inc. Yes, Jagger

6:05 Speaker 8: recommended you, and you know, we love Vice's inc. Absolutely,

6:07 Speaker 8: they're so sweet. Yeah. So you're from you're from Portland

6:10 Speaker 8: as well?

6:11 Speaker 9: Portland?

6:11 Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, okay, yeah, great scene there. There's always a

6:14 Speaker 8: lot going on there. It's been that way forever too.

6:16 Speaker 7: Yeah.

6:16 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, it's a great music scene and there's a

6:18 Speaker 9: lot of rock and roll and punk and just music

6:23 Speaker 9: people aren't really tapped into in other parts of me

6:25 Speaker 9: and that you wouldn't really know about unless you're in Portland,

6:28 Speaker 9: and it's really special.

6:29 Speaker 8: It's true. Yeah, yeah, very true. So where's the name

6:32 Speaker 8: come from? Euphemia?

6:34 Speaker 9: Euphemia is the name of my great grandmother on my

6:37 Speaker 9: dad's side. Yeah, okay, I never met her, but I

6:40 Speaker 9: always thought it was such a cool name. And yeah,

6:43 Speaker 9: I know it's kind of like ambiguous and people are like,

6:46 Speaker 9: what does that mean?

6:47 Speaker 10: Is it?

6:47 Speaker 9: Is it like euphemia like feminism? And I'm like, no,

6:50 Speaker 9: it's just just a woman's name.

6:52 Speaker 8: Yeah, and I was, and I wasn't sure. You know,

6:54 Speaker 8: we'll pull back the curtain and tell the listeners. I

6:56 Speaker 8: had to ask you before because I was sure, you know,

6:58 Speaker 8: because I've been talking about it, you know, leading up

6:59 Speaker 8: to today. But I wasn't sure if I was saying

7:01 Speaker 8: it right or yeah, and I was not saying it right.

7:03 Speaker 8: I assumed it was, so I was saying it wrong totally.

7:08 Speaker 8: Does it ever get misspelled like on posters or anything

7:11 Speaker 8: like that, for.

7:12 Speaker 9: We usually have to make the posters.

7:14 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, just as well. Right, Yeah, I can see.

7:19 Speaker 8: So how long has the band been around? Has a

7:21 Speaker 8: band been around a while? Because you've got a lot

7:22 Speaker 8: of music.

7:23 Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean we've been a band since twenty thirteen.

7:26 Speaker 9: Oh okay, we just joined Instagram in twenty twenty four,

7:29 Speaker 9: so a lot of Okay, we've only been around for

7:31 Speaker 9: like a year. But no, we've been around since twenty thirteen.

7:35 Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, probably not the same line up all the time.

7:38 Speaker 8: I wouldn't think.

7:39 Speaker 9: Myself, Brian and my husband Josh, who's our drummer, we've

7:43 Speaker 9: all been in the band since twenty thirteen, but we've

7:46 Speaker 9: a little bit of change up with our bass player

7:48 Speaker 9: and other guitar player.

7:50 Speaker 8: Okay, okay, But but so the three of you have

7:52 Speaker 8: been the core, like the kind of the nucleus of it. Yeah.

7:57 Speaker 8: How do you describe your sound because you're not you know,

8:00 Speaker 8: it's not conventional, you know, it's not. It's not metal,

8:03 Speaker 8: it's not punk.

8:04 Speaker 10: It's not I mean what I mean you describe us?

8:06 Speaker 9: I think about the song and.

8:07 Speaker 8: Everyone always says it's this question. But yeah, but yeah

8:10 Speaker 8: for someone who's never heard you.

8:11 Speaker 9: For me, I just describe it as rock and roll.

8:14 Speaker 8: Yeah.

8:14 Speaker 9: Yeah, Like I'm a big fan of all different sorts

8:18 Speaker 9: of music. But for me, it just sounds like pure

8:20 Speaker 9: rock and roll, yeah, with the punk undertones to it.

8:23 Speaker 9: But yeah, for me, it's just rock and roll.

8:25 Speaker 8: Yeah.

8:25 Speaker 9: Yeah.

8:26 Speaker 8: And the songs are the length of punk songs. Yeah,

8:28 Speaker 8: they are a lot of them have short that's the

8:30 Speaker 8: longest one. So A Order Baby is three point fifty nine.

8:33 Speaker 8: But I think of everything you said, that's the uh?

8:36 Speaker 1: Is that?

8:36 Speaker 8: Is that a full album?

8:37 Speaker 5: Is that?

8:38 Speaker 8: Yep? These are all part of okay.

8:40 Speaker 9: Ye it's the Yeah. We put our our self titled

8:45 Speaker 9: album in April of twenty twenty four and ten songs

8:48 Speaker 9: on it. It's twenty five minutes long. Yeah, yeah, all killer,

8:52 Speaker 9: no filler.

8:53 Speaker 8: Oh that's funny. Yeah, it's only twenty five minutes. But yeah,

8:55 Speaker 8: that makes sense giving the uh yeah, yeah, Now what

8:58 Speaker 8: is so is that? By the I mean, do you

9:00 Speaker 8: just prefer short songs, or there was somebody who was it.

9:05 Speaker 8: There was somebody who said, uh, they just it's like

9:10 Speaker 8: that expression, Well, there's that expression, don't BORI us get

9:13 Speaker 8: to the chorus. But there's there was somebody else I

9:15 Speaker 8: can't remember who it was, what band, I'm drawing a

9:17 Speaker 8: blank now, who said it's really important to you know,

9:21 Speaker 8: if you want to hook somebody into the song you've got,

9:23 Speaker 8: you've at least got to get to that first chorus

9:25 Speaker 8: fairly quickly, and so that ends up making for a

9:28 Speaker 8: short song. But I mean, is that something you set

9:30 Speaker 8: out to do or does that just happen organically when

9:33 Speaker 8: you're writing these?

9:34 Speaker 9: It kind of just happens organically. I'm just, you know,

9:37 Speaker 9: usually alone in my room writing these, and I say

9:41 Speaker 9: what I need to say. Yeah, try to at least

9:44 Speaker 9: get through a couple verses and choruses and then a

9:48 Speaker 9: turn around usually, but it's usually just like does it

9:52 Speaker 9: need it or not?

9:53 Speaker 1: Yeah?

9:53 Speaker 9: Yeah, If I've said what I needed to say and

9:55 Speaker 9: it's sounding good, I kind of just leave it there

9:58 Speaker 9: and yeah, I'll take it to practice and show the guys.

10:01 Speaker 9: And they're really good at arranging them with me and

10:04 Speaker 9: kind of like editing with me saying we need a

10:07 Speaker 9: little bit more or less or this part isn't working,

10:10 Speaker 9: so we kind of like all work it out together.

10:12 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, is a orda baby? Is that the longest

10:15 Speaker 8: song you've ever recorded as a band?

10:17 Speaker 9: I think so today?

10:18 Speaker 11: Yeah?

10:20 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I think so.

10:22 Speaker 4: Yeah.

10:23 Speaker 8: Yeah. Now no, so this is so this is from

10:26 Speaker 8: a full length album. Do you have other like what

10:28 Speaker 8: else have you recorded? Because obviously you know you've been

10:30 Speaker 8: around for so I'm not going to math that's twelve years, right, yeah,

10:33 Speaker 8: twenty thirteen. Yeah, so I assume you've probably recorded quite

10:36 Speaker 8: a bit over the year as well.

10:37 Speaker 9: We haven't. We recorded this album in twenty nineteen, Yeah,

10:43 Speaker 9: and it took me almost five years to get it

10:45 Speaker 9: out because it was like a lot of things happened

10:49 Speaker 9: when we recorded it. I was pregnant with my daughter

10:52 Speaker 9: when I recorded it, and then COVID happened in twenty twenty,

10:56 Speaker 9: so we weren't able to go into the studio and

10:58 Speaker 9: mix it. Yeah, and then my dad passed away in

11:01 Speaker 9: twenty twenty one, So it was like this series of

11:03 Speaker 9: circumstances where I couldn't think about touching it, you know

11:07 Speaker 9: what I mean, Like mixing it and we weren't quite

11:10 Speaker 9: happy with the mix right away, so it was we

11:12 Speaker 9: just kind of put it on the backshelf for a while,

11:14 Speaker 9: and then we finally put it in Gears in October

11:17 Speaker 9: of twenty twenty three, got it out by April of

11:20 Speaker 9: twenty twenty four.

11:21 Speaker 8: Yeah.

11:23 Speaker 9: So yeah, that's really all we have recorded for a

11:26 Speaker 9: full length and we have a single called Blah Blah

11:28 Speaker 9: Blah that we released in July of this year, which

11:31 Speaker 9: is only like a minute and a half.

11:33 Speaker 8: Oh really yeah yeah, yeah, so we have.

11:36 Speaker 9: That full length album in that single, and hopefully we'll

11:39 Speaker 9: be back in the studio this winter. Oh Reward our

11:43 Speaker 9: second album.

11:44 Speaker 8: Oh excellent, excellent. Yeah. Yeah, I was talking with in

11:46 Speaker 8: the first hour we had the band Rivia, who were

11:48 Speaker 8: in the UK. They joined us via WhatsApp, and I

11:50 Speaker 8: was telling them about how in this where we are,

11:53 Speaker 8: at least in the Northeast here in the US, a

11:55 Speaker 8: lot of bands kind of take winter to record because yeah,

12:00 Speaker 8: that's the worst time to go out and play shows winter.

12:03 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, nobody wants to come out. There's parking bands.

12:05 Speaker 8: Yeah, it's fun. Yeah.

12:07 Speaker 9: Yeah.

12:09 Speaker 8: Did your father get to hear a orda baby?

12:12 Speaker 4: He did?

12:12 Speaker 9: He actually played lead guitar on it, No kidding, him

12:15 Speaker 9: playing lead guitar and background vocals with me.

12:18 Speaker 8: That's so cool.

12:19 Speaker 9: He came in the studio, he was well enough to

12:20 Speaker 9: do that. We really just wanted to do it as

12:24 Speaker 9: a tribute to him because he wasn't well at the time.

12:26 Speaker 9: And yeah, he laid down like the meanest guitar solo

12:30 Speaker 9: I think on that record. Yeah, no events to you, Brian,

12:33 Speaker 9: You're so amazing too. But oh my gosh, that every

12:36 Speaker 9: time I hear it, it just gives.

12:38 Speaker 8: Me chills take no kidding, really yeah, wow, so good.

12:42 Speaker 9: He was just the best, and and he got to

12:45 Speaker 9: hear it before he passed as a mix as well.

12:47 Speaker 8: So oh that's great. Yeah, that's good.

12:50 Speaker 7: Is that.

12:52 Speaker 8: So obviously? You know growing up with your dad who

12:55 Speaker 8: is a musician, Is that what? What why you became

12:57 Speaker 8: a musician?

12:58 Speaker 1: Yeah?

12:58 Speaker 9: I started out playing farfeza organ in his band they

13:03 Speaker 9: were called the Pontiffs, when I was fourteen years old,

13:05 Speaker 9: no kidding. Yeah, so I joined his band in nineteen

13:08 Speaker 9: ninety eight and that was kind of like my introduction

13:11 Speaker 9: to the music wow Portland. Outside of always hearing music

13:15 Speaker 9: in my house and growing up playing I played classical

13:18 Speaker 9: violin growing up. Okay, yeah, I've always like having a

13:22 Speaker 9: dad who is basically a encyclopedia of knowledge for music

13:27 Speaker 9: was really helpful to like introduce me to all different

13:30 Speaker 9: genres and writers and styles and no doubt.

13:33 Speaker 8: Yeah yeah that's school. Yeah yeah. What about you, Brian,

13:36 Speaker 8: did you grow up in a musical family or.

13:39 Speaker 10: Kind of My mom kind of met my dad by

13:42 Speaker 10: playing guitar on an air force base. Oh no kidding,

13:46 Speaker 10: and then I kind of got my musical talent from her,

13:50 Speaker 10: but she used to play guitar at home sometimes. Oh

13:53 Speaker 10: but it wasn't until like high school that I started playing,

13:57 Speaker 10: like learning guitar and figuring out what I wanted to

14:00 Speaker 10: do with music and stuff.

14:01 Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, oh excellent. Did did you play in bands

14:07 Speaker 8: prior to Euphemia or yeah?

14:09 Speaker 10: A few local bands in Portland. I've been playing, wow

14:14 Speaker 10: since like two thousand and one. Okay, really here and

14:18 Speaker 10: there bands the fall kind of dissolved at this point,

14:21 Speaker 10: but yeah.

14:21 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah. What's what's the scene like in there currently?

14:24 Speaker 8: In terms of venues? Are there a lot of places

14:26 Speaker 8: to play original music?

14:28 Speaker 9: There are a few places to play.

14:31 Speaker 8: Because I feel like just my impression is just from

14:34 Speaker 8: like talking to bands like Vices think for example, that

14:36 Speaker 8: does not. Unfortunately, right now there's not as many original

14:39 Speaker 8: places to play as there used to be true everywhere,

14:42 Speaker 8: but yeah.

14:43 Speaker 9: You're right, you're right there, there's a few. There's always

14:48 Speaker 9: a couple of staples that we play at that the

14:51 Speaker 9: owners are always great. We're so grateful they let us

14:55 Speaker 9: play there because it's very hard to to ask for

14:59 Speaker 9: gigs around por if you're not established. Yeah, but bands

15:02 Speaker 9: that are up and coming, how do you get established

15:04 Speaker 9: if no one will let you.

15:05 Speaker 8: Play, right, exactly. Yeah, that's always the it's.

15:07 Speaker 9: Kind of a catch twenty two. So we're really grateful

15:09 Speaker 9: that we kind of have a little bit of notoriety now.

15:11 Speaker 9: So it's nice. Hard to get gigs and people are

15:14 Speaker 9: asking us to play, So it's that's good. That's really nice.

15:16 Speaker 8: Yeahah, yeah, I mean it's kind of like the way

15:18 Speaker 8: I've always thought of it is, you know, it's like

15:21 Speaker 8: just trying to get over that hump of when you

15:23 Speaker 8: get to the point where people are asking you to play,

15:25 Speaker 8: you know, and you still got to you still got

15:27 Speaker 8: to do the work of getting you know, in a

15:29 Speaker 8: new places and stuff. But once you but once you

15:32 Speaker 8: get over that hump where you know not not every

15:35 Speaker 8: show is one that you're begging for, but you're people

15:37 Speaker 8: are actually coming to you saying, hey, can you you

15:38 Speaker 8: know you want to play this?

15:40 Speaker 9: That's the speech.

15:41 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah exactly. I think we should play

15:45 Speaker 8: another track from the album what uh what should we

15:47 Speaker 8: play next? Let's play Magic Magic? I like that one.

15:52 Speaker 8: I like that one. That one clocks in at a

15:53 Speaker 8: minute forty six. Great song though. I like all these

15:58 Speaker 8: I was listening to them yesterday and just just so

16:00 Speaker 8: all all so good. Absolutely, if you're just joining us,

16:04 Speaker 8: we have Gina and Brian from the band Euphemeia here

16:06 Speaker 8: with us in studio, and let's check this out. This

16:09 Speaker 8: is called magic.

16:21 Speaker 4: When you consue the.

16:23 Speaker 3: House, Mama, come inside because it is montic.

16:33 Speaker 1: Got it is not.

16:41 Speaker 4: Well I look into your song, you won't know what

16:47 Speaker 4: to see this whistle and go to that because it

16:52 Speaker 4: is not too got me is magic.

17:01 Speaker 3: It is matt It is magic. It is magic, got

17:36 Speaker 3: it it is magic.

17:37 Speaker 4: Got wow, it is magic. It is mantic got me.

17:55 Speaker 8: That is uh that song and so short. I wasn't

17:58 Speaker 8: ready for atten no, but I was in a good

18:01 Speaker 8: way though. I mean I was getting lost in it.

18:03 Speaker 8: It's so good, it's so catchy. Thank you absolutely. That

18:05 Speaker 8: is called Magic and the band is Euphemia and we

18:07 Speaker 8: have a Gina and Brian from the band Euphemia here

18:11 Speaker 8: with us in studio. And now where did you record these?

18:14 Speaker 8: You might have mentioned it. I can't remember it. There's

18:16 Speaker 8: so many great studios around. Where did you do the album?

18:19 Speaker 9: We did it with a person named Scott Weber at

18:23 Speaker 9: Pigcat Studios, Okay, and it's over by the Riverside area

18:27 Speaker 9: of Portland, Okay.

18:28 Speaker 8: Yeah, And how did you come to work work with him?

18:31 Speaker 8: Because there's so many You know, what's funny is, if

18:34 Speaker 8: you go back ten years or even twenty years, a

18:37 Speaker 8: lot of people were predicting the end of the recording studio,

18:39 Speaker 8: you know what I mean, because you can record at

18:41 Speaker 8: home now and there's so many different ways to record

18:43 Speaker 8: and the technology. It's amazing what you can do, you know,

18:47 Speaker 8: on your own as far as recording now. But recording

18:50 Speaker 8: studios are still thriving and there's a lot of them.

18:53 Speaker 8: I know in the Portland area there must be a ton.

18:56 Speaker 8: So how did you come to work with what was

18:58 Speaker 8: his name again, Scott Webers? Got Weber. How did you

19:00 Speaker 8: come to work with him?

19:01 Speaker 9: I let Brian take the lead because he's friends with him.

19:03 Speaker 8: Oh okay, perfect.

19:04 Speaker 10: We were in a band together called four Player co Op. Okay, Tim,

19:09 Speaker 10: his brother was in the band with us for a

19:11 Speaker 10: long time, and then eventually Scott joined and we used

19:15 Speaker 10: to rehearse in that studio that they recorded. So yeah,

19:19 Speaker 10: when we came time to record, I was like, hey,

19:22 Speaker 10: I know a guy, so yeah, oh that's cool. Yeah,

19:25 Speaker 10: because you know, I mean situations where it you know,

19:28 Speaker 10: it ends up. You know, I know a guy that

19:30 Speaker 10: doesn't always work out great, but in this case it

19:34 Speaker 10: certainly did it because the album sounds fantastic.

19:37 Speaker 8: Yeah.

19:37 Speaker 9: Yeah, he was great, and we recorded it in like

19:39 Speaker 9: two and a half days. It was like a Friday

19:42 Speaker 9: through a Sunday.

19:42 Speaker 8: Yeah, it's amazing.

19:43 Speaker 9: Yeah, we went back in to do like I was

19:45 Speaker 9: sick at the time when we recorded, so yeah, I

19:48 Speaker 9: had to go back in and do vocals like at

19:50 Speaker 9: a different time for most of them. Yeah, Aora we

19:53 Speaker 9: did on the first day and we kept it one take.

19:55 Speaker 8: Oh wow, that's awesome.

19:57 Speaker 10: Yeah.

19:59 Speaker 9: But yeah, no, it is like he's super efficient with everything. Yeah,

20:02 Speaker 9: and it just it took me a long time with

20:04 Speaker 9: the mixing because I'm.

20:05 Speaker 8: Just really picky, but really yeah, yeah.

20:08 Speaker 9: But yeah, no, he was amazing and we can't wait

20:10 Speaker 9: to work with him again.

20:11 Speaker 8: Yeah.

20:11 Speaker 9: He also plays drums for East End Redemption and records

20:15 Speaker 9: them at his studio too, and they're fantastic.

20:18 Speaker 8: Oh okay yeah, okay yeah yeah. And then what's the

20:21 Speaker 8: live situation? Like we talked about venues, but I mean

20:23 Speaker 8: how like are you playing out a lot in Portland?

20:26 Speaker 8: Do you get out of that area?

20:27 Speaker 9: But we have been Yeah, we we've been getting out

20:29 Speaker 9: of Portland more this year. I would say good. We

20:32 Speaker 9: played in Dover for Vices fast for advices, ain't put on?

20:37 Speaker 8: Yep?

20:38 Speaker 9: And we played or else do we play? We played

20:40 Speaker 9: in Lewiston at their Arts center that they live there.

20:43 Speaker 9: That was really cool.

20:45 Speaker 8: Yeah. And Boston good good, yeah, yep, excellent. Yeah. I

20:50 Speaker 8: would think with your sound, I mean there's there's a

20:53 Speaker 8: lot of that would open up a lot of opportunities

20:56 Speaker 8: because it's very you know, it's accessible, you know, it's yeah. Oh.

21:00 Speaker 8: Mike Hill from Charlie shill Is in The Chatterman says

21:03 Speaker 8: we love original music on the Hill. Have you played

21:05 Speaker 8: Charlie Shill. We have not Yeah, we Jenny and I

21:09 Speaker 8: have not been there, but we hear about it constantly.

21:11 Speaker 8: Apparently it's a pretty amazing venue. So and and I

21:14 Speaker 8: think I think we're gonna get Mike on the show

21:16 Speaker 8: soon too, because someone else was suggesting we get we

21:19 Speaker 8: get Mike on from Charlie Hill. But are there are

21:22 Speaker 8: there other bands in the I mean, I don't know.

21:24 Speaker 8: Do you play with Vices Inc? On a Sometimes bands

21:26 Speaker 8: kind of team up, you know, it happens organically. You

21:29 Speaker 8: just end up playing a lot of shows. Do you

21:30 Speaker 8: play a lot of shows with Vice's Inc. Or a lot?

21:32 Speaker 9: We've played a couple and yeah, we try. We used

21:37 Speaker 9: to play with kind of the same bands all the time,

21:41 Speaker 9: and now I kind of made it a rule like

21:42 Speaker 9: the past two years, like I wanted to just play

21:45 Speaker 9: with a different band on every bill, like different like

21:47 Speaker 9: different lineups, just because you get to see a different show,

21:50 Speaker 9: make different connections, you know, just see what else is

21:53 Speaker 9: out there exactly, and you know, it's just it's fun

21:56 Speaker 9: for the audience to hear a different lineup too.

21:59 Speaker 8: Yeah.

21:59 Speaker 9: Oh, we have our favorites for sure, but.

22:02 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, Well let's all let's play another track.

22:05 Speaker 8: What should we play? I wanted to do wop?

22:09 Speaker 9: Yeah, Bryan is a great solo in that.

22:11 Speaker 8: All right, very good if you're just joining us. We

22:14 Speaker 8: have two members of Euphemia are here with us live

22:17 Speaker 8: in studio, and we're gonna play another studio track.

22:19 Speaker 9: What's the album called again, it's self titled.

22:21 Speaker 8: Oh, it's self titled. That's right, yes, just Euphemia, very good.

22:24 Speaker 8: And this is called do wop song.

23:00 Speaker 4: Oh, just something that full of song.

23:10 Speaker 12: That it's a word about getting a close.

23:22 Speaker 4: They bring it down, No day bring me down. No

23:29 Speaker 4: day will bring it down.

23:32 Speaker 1: No day, don't know never.

24:10 Speaker 4: Just something.

24:12 Speaker 12: Some then too, we're bun get in.

24:40 Speaker 8: That is called do wop song. The band is Euphemia,

24:43 Speaker 8: and we've got two members of Euphemia here with us

24:45 Speaker 8: in studio. We have Gina and Brian is here and

24:49 Speaker 8: uh yeah, she was right. That is a great solo.

24:51 Speaker 10: Brian, Oh, okay.

24:54 Speaker 9: Every time.

24:54 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it's you know, it's it's just very melodic

24:59 Speaker 8: and it's you know, you're not like shredding or anything.

25:01 Speaker 8: You're just playing a really good it's just really yeah,

25:03 Speaker 8: it's just beautiful. Is that I'm curious about your influences

25:07 Speaker 8: as a guitar player.

25:09 Speaker 10: I kind of grew up playing Green Day. I grew

25:11 Speaker 10: up in the nineties, so like, yeah, that was a

25:15 Speaker 10: big proponent for me. Yeah, saying like I want to

25:17 Speaker 10: do that. Yeah, but I also kind of used to

25:22 Speaker 10: jam on like Metallica songs and stuff like that when

25:24 Speaker 10: I was a kid.

25:25 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, she seemed probably shred if you want to

25:28 Speaker 8: right a little bit. But on a song like that,

25:31 Speaker 8: I mean, what you did is just so perfect, you know,

25:32 Speaker 8: because a lot of people, you know, guitar players, they

25:34 Speaker 8: like to show off, but you're just doing it's a

25:36 Speaker 8: pretty straightforward melody. But it's so it's just so perfect.

25:39 Speaker 10: Well, thank you. Yeah, yeah, I try. I try and

25:42 Speaker 10: write for the song.

25:43 Speaker 8: Yeah.

25:43 Speaker 10: I try not to do too much, like I guess,

25:47 Speaker 10: like canodling.

25:48 Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah, exactly exactly.

25:51 Speaker 10: I don't. I don't like to show off too much,

25:53 Speaker 10: I guess.

25:53 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, no, it works, It definitely works. I'm curious

25:56 Speaker 8: to gena about you like your influences as a singer.

26:00 Speaker 9: Oh my gosh, they're all over the place. When I

26:02 Speaker 9: was very little, I loved Mariah Carey. She's my girl.

26:05 Speaker 9: That got me started. Yeah, and then Joan jet I

26:10 Speaker 9: had to James John Lennon, my little Ackerman from The Descendants,

26:14 Speaker 9: Paul Westerberg. I really love that rasp they have, you know. Yeah,

26:19 Speaker 9: so yeah, I have like a very wide range of

26:22 Speaker 9: people I like.

26:23 Speaker 8: Right right, no doubt.

26:25 Speaker 12: So what are they?

26:26 Speaker 8: I mean, are you thinking about the are you thinking

26:28 Speaker 8: about the next album already? Or what's done of the future.

26:32 Speaker 4: Yeah, we have.

26:33 Speaker 9: I'm almost done writing the album. There's maybe like two

26:36 Speaker 9: more songs I need to write for it, but we've

26:38 Speaker 9: been in the process of working out the songs this

26:40 Speaker 9: past year. We play a few of them live, a

26:43 Speaker 9: few new songs live. So yeah, we're hoping like midwinter

26:47 Speaker 9: to go in and record hopefully, Okay, we'll.

26:49 Speaker 8: Be done with it and then similar similar vibe or

26:53 Speaker 8: similar vibe.

26:54 Speaker 12: Yeah.

26:55 Speaker 9: I would say the songs are pretty much the same

26:57 Speaker 9: in terms of length subject. It's a little different because

27:01 Speaker 9: with the Euphemia songs, those were written over a period

27:05 Speaker 9: of my life, ranging from like twenty one to thirty

27:07 Speaker 9: four and now I'm forty one. So this next album

27:11 Speaker 9: is all from the past couple of years. Okay, you know,

27:16 Speaker 9: so it's it's a lot more. Uh, I don't want

27:19 Speaker 9: to say mature, because I'm not like a pretentious person.

27:21 Speaker 9: But you know, theme wise, there's been a lot more

27:26 Speaker 9: complexities of my life over the past few years than

27:28 Speaker 9: there have previously.

27:30 Speaker 8: Yeah, no doubt. Yeah, you probably started a family and yeah, yeah,

27:33 Speaker 8: all that kind of thing. So yeah, now that makes sense. Yeah,

27:37 Speaker 8: you know, and it's important to evolve. I mean, if

27:39 Speaker 8: you don't, if you don't evolve, you get bored. Right,

27:41 Speaker 8: If you get bored, then you're not doing anything very

27:44 Speaker 8: much of value, if you're just you know, rehashing the

27:46 Speaker 8: same the same territory.

27:48 Speaker 9: Yeah, right, And I think on this one we're going

27:51 Speaker 9: to do a little bit more instrumentation to Like I've

27:54 Speaker 9: been talking with this incredibly talented woman who plays violin

27:59 Speaker 9: named me. She's awesome, and she asked if we'd want

28:02 Speaker 9: to collaborate. Ever, so I've been kind of writing in

28:05 Speaker 9: terms of thinking about that and having her in the studio,

28:08 Speaker 9: and I kind of want to bring my far Visa

28:11 Speaker 9: organ back and play on that.

28:12 Speaker 8: Oh okay, a.

28:13 Speaker 9: Couple of tracks, So yeah, tell what kind of organ

28:17 Speaker 9: is it. It's a far Feza organ.

28:18 Speaker 8: So what I've heard the term, but I don't know,

28:20 Speaker 8: like what what makes an organ a far visa organ.

28:23 Speaker 9: So it basically it's run by like a panel of flutes. Okay,

28:27 Speaker 9: a certain sound and the more flutes you put out

28:30 Speaker 9: is like a This kind of sounds like a swell.

28:32 Speaker 9: Think about those sixties garage organs, like in question Mark

28:36 Speaker 9: and the Mysterians, or like a great band from Boston,

28:40 Speaker 9: the Lyars, Like how they use that sound. It's like

28:43 Speaker 9: if it's from nineteen sixty nine. So it's like a

28:46 Speaker 9: very old school sounding.

28:47 Speaker 8: Is it like the kind they using churches?

28:49 Speaker 1: No?

28:49 Speaker 9: No, No, it's like a it's like a keyboard, but

28:53 Speaker 9: it has like legs that you put on and stand up.

28:55 Speaker 9: They're really heavy. They're like oha as much as I do.

28:59 Speaker 9: But yeah, and it's it just looks like a keyboard.

29:02 Speaker 9: But it's just like sounds like it has like a

29:05 Speaker 9: I don't know how to describe it, like a like

29:09 Speaker 9: a trill on it. Okay, like yeah, okay, yeah, okay,

29:13 Speaker 9: sixties garage down vibra.

29:15 Speaker 8: Interesting okay, Okay, Yeah, I'm curious. I'd heard the term

29:19 Speaker 8: far visa. Yeah, I've heard that before, but I wasn't

29:21 Speaker 8: sure what that was exactly. Yeah, to play the organ

29:23 Speaker 8: a little bit when I was a kid too, so

29:24 Speaker 8: I was curious about that. I didn't keep up with that.

29:26 Speaker 8: But no, very good. So you're gonna kind of introduce

29:30 Speaker 8: that more into the.

29:31 Speaker 9: Yeah, it'd be cool to put that on something or

29:33 Speaker 9: like some kind of rock and roll piano of some sort. Yeah,

29:35 Speaker 9: it's like, yeah, it's I can't sing and play at

29:38 Speaker 9: the same time and not as coordinated as my band bids.

29:40 Speaker 8: Well you think you can, but you probably, I'm sure

29:42 Speaker 8: you could learn.

29:43 Speaker 9: Yeah, so I could easily do that in the studio,

29:45 Speaker 9: though I don't have to do that.

29:47 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, but if you But then if you do that,

29:50 Speaker 8: will it be important to you to be able to

29:51 Speaker 8: replicate that live or or.

29:53 Speaker 9: Not necessarily it be a different experience.

29:56 Speaker 8: But yeah, yeah, which is cool, you know, because a

29:58 Speaker 8: lot of people they want to It's like, oh, anything

30:00 Speaker 8: we do in the studio, we have to be able

30:01 Speaker 8: to replicate live exactly. And my attitude about that has

30:04 Speaker 8: always been, why if if you can't replicate it live,

30:09 Speaker 8: so then an element is missing, then live you just

30:11 Speaker 8: have a more kind of a raw, stripped down sound.

30:14 Speaker 8: What's wrong with that? Sometimes that's sometimes that's better, you

30:17 Speaker 8: know what I mean. That's how I've always felt about it,

30:20 Speaker 8: but but a lot of people are. They're very particular

30:22 Speaker 8: about well, we have to be able to sound exactly

30:24 Speaker 8: like we did on the record.

30:25 Speaker 9: It's like they're two different experiences in my mind.

30:28 Speaker 8: Exactly, yeah, exactly. Well, let's let's play another Oh yeah,

30:33 Speaker 8: we have time, let's play another one. Of course we

30:35 Speaker 8: have time. They're so short, we'll probably have time to

30:38 Speaker 8: get a couple more. But I would like to play

30:40 Speaker 8: another track from the album. But yeah, I'll let you

30:42 Speaker 8: both pick. What what should we go with next?

30:45 Speaker 9: How about love Love?

30:47 Speaker 8: Okay?

30:47 Speaker 10: Yeah?

30:48 Speaker 8: Anything we should know about this one before we play

30:50 Speaker 8: it or not?

30:52 Speaker 9: Really, it's a I think it's like mutually our favorite song.

30:57 Speaker 10: It's one of the most fun ones I think.

30:59 Speaker 8: So yeah, yeah, yes, all right, cool, let's give this

31:01 Speaker 8: a spend. If you're just joining us. We have two

31:04 Speaker 8: members of Euphemia here with us in studio, and this

31:07 Speaker 8: is a track from their self titled album, and this

31:08 Speaker 8: is called love.

31:15 Speaker 6: Wow, So clum to get you there, I'll rap there.

31:31 Speaker 6: I'm just w with chef dun wrap.

31:35 Speaker 1: From this time.

31:36 Speaker 4: I'm oh, I'm.

31:50 Speaker 1: Promis hold it in my heart?

31:56 Speaker 4: Oh tell, And I'm calling the whole day had at

32:03 Speaker 4: my heart. Wow, to wane to get you be there.

32:18 Speaker 1: I knew about that. I knew a good stuff.

32:25 Speaker 5: Oh, wal try, I'm telling you you dull and you

32:29 Speaker 5: so says, how'll do a good stuff.

32:40 Speaker 4: I don't tell no, I'll be.

32:43 Speaker 1: John Dope and I'm gonnass the whole.

32:46 Speaker 4: Tair of my heart.

32:50 Speaker 12: I don't tell no, I'm be.

32:54 Speaker 4: John Dope and I probably the whole tair of my heart.

33:23 Speaker 4: I don't know, honey doing that? Promise to hold dead

33:30 Speaker 4: to my heart? Oh no, honey, don no hold dead

33:40 Speaker 4: in my heart?

33:43 Speaker 12: Will I promise to hold dead in my heart?

33:51 Speaker 1: Wow?

33:54 Speaker 8: That is fantastic that it's called love. The band is Euphemia.

33:59 Speaker 8: We have Gina and Bram from the band here with

34:01 Speaker 8: us in studio. And yeah, Gina, you were saying off

34:03 Speaker 8: air while that was playing, you kind of wanted it

34:05 Speaker 8: to have like you wanted the drums and the guitar

34:07 Speaker 8: to go together and go kind of give it a

34:08 Speaker 8: little bit of a Zeppelin vibe.

34:09 Speaker 9: Yeah, like that stomp you feel.

34:11 Speaker 8: Yeah, Yeah, I think that one's my favorite. Actually, that's

34:14 Speaker 8: that's that's really good. That's really good. Yeah, is here

34:18 Speaker 8: with us live? I learned how to say it and

34:20 Speaker 8: I'm stumbling on it now. But they are here with

34:22 Speaker 8: us live in studio. And have you made any videos

34:26 Speaker 8: for for any of these songs.

34:27 Speaker 9: Or we haven't purposely made any videos?

34:29 Speaker 4: We want to.

34:31 Speaker 9: One of our friends made a video of us from

34:36 Speaker 9: a show we did at a festival. Yeah, kind of

34:38 Speaker 9: put it together for us. He's like a professional videographer

34:42 Speaker 9: and kind of just surprised us with one. So there

34:45 Speaker 9: is one out there's a song rock show. Okay, but

34:48 Speaker 9: we haven't like intentionally made any yet. We want to. Yeah,

34:51 Speaker 9: it'll be working with him.

34:53 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, excellent. Actually, have you have you done multiple

34:57 Speaker 8: festivals or what? What's uh?

34:58 Speaker 9: We've done three?

35:00 Speaker 8: You've done three? Yeah that's great. No, I say all

35:03 Speaker 8: the time. Festivals are the best opportunity because you not

35:07 Speaker 8: only does it get you in front of fans, potential

35:10 Speaker 8: new fans who might not be familiar with you, but

35:12 Speaker 8: the but also it gets you in front of industry people.

35:14 Speaker 8: You know, you meet people at the networking opportunities at

35:17 Speaker 8: a festival are unparalleled. Yeah yeah, so yeah, that's great. Yeah, yeah,

35:22 Speaker 8: what what what festivals have you done?

35:24 Speaker 9: We did Gold Rocks, which was a festival that USM

35:29 Speaker 9: and Maine put on. Okay, summer, end of the summer,

35:33 Speaker 9: and then we did Wild PUNEs Festival this year and

35:36 Speaker 9: we did vices in Festival.

35:37 Speaker 8: Oh Vices Yeah, yeah, yea, oh fantastic, Yeah good good.

35:42 Speaker 8: Did you meet like Vices Fest? Did you meet a

35:45 Speaker 8: lot of bands there who who you were not already

35:48 Speaker 8: familiar with?

35:48 Speaker 9: Or yeah, I don't think we knew any of the bands, Okay,

35:51 Speaker 9: for maybe we knew Troll and we knew Vices, and

35:55 Speaker 9: we knew Plague Dad, but yeah, and a couple of

35:57 Speaker 9: our other friends on other days that played there. But

36:00 Speaker 9: other than that, we didn't know any of the other bands.

36:02 Speaker 8: So that must have been cool. Yeah, we had you know,

36:07 Speaker 8: Vices inc. Obviously they've been on a few times. But

36:09 Speaker 8: we had Jagger on. I did. There's a separate podcast

36:13 Speaker 8: version of the show that we do sometimes if like

36:16 Speaker 8: I did one with Jagger where it was just he

36:18 Speaker 8: and I on the podcast version because it was a

36:20 Speaker 8: situation where we didn't have any room to get him

36:24 Speaker 8: on on this version. We were booked up, but it

36:27 Speaker 8: was right before vices Fest, so we did the podcast

36:30 Speaker 8: just like almost like an emergency podcast, like a last

36:33 Speaker 8: minute think about vices Fest, and it was just all

36:35 Speaker 8: about vices Fest. And I told him, I said, it

36:37 Speaker 8: amazes me. I think I said this to him too

36:40 Speaker 8: the night Jenny and I saw them at Bad Burger

36:42 Speaker 8: recently a few weeks ago. It just to put on

36:45 Speaker 8: a festival like that, and and to be able to

36:49 Speaker 8: do that without getting, you know, just almost on the

36:53 Speaker 8: verge of a nervous breakdown, because that's a lot of uh,

36:56 Speaker 8: you know, I used to I don't really do it anymore.

36:58 Speaker 8: I used to promote live shows, you know, and even

37:01 Speaker 8: just doing a night somewhere with with you know, three

37:03 Speaker 8: or four bands can be challenging in some ways, you know.

37:06 Speaker 8: So to do Vices fast, I mean that's a huge

37:08 Speaker 8: undertaking when you look at the lineup. Yeah, of bands

37:12 Speaker 8: on that over three days. And man, I mean he

37:15 Speaker 8: handles it well obviously, because you know, he told me,

37:18 Speaker 8: because I said to him, I said, how do you

37:19 Speaker 8: do that without losing your mind?

37:20 Speaker 1: You know?

37:21 Speaker 8: And yeah, you know, but apparently he's very organized and

37:24 Speaker 8: he knows what he's doing. So I commend him. But

37:26 Speaker 8: that's more than I would want to take on its undertaking.

37:28 Speaker 9: I wouldn't want to do it either I'm usually in

37:31 Speaker 9: charge of booking our shows yep, or being a part

37:34 Speaker 9: of it in some way, and that's always Yeah, for

37:37 Speaker 9: the most part, it's okay, but it can be a headache.

37:39 Speaker 9: So I can't imagine dealing with like thirty bands oh

37:42 Speaker 9: yeah for three days and you know, but they ran

37:45 Speaker 9: a very tight ship, yeah while we were there, and

37:48 Speaker 9: everything was organized and shared equipment, so that made it easier.

37:51 Speaker 8: So everything I've heard has been overwhelmingly positive. It sounds

37:55 Speaker 8: like like nothing, nothing major went wrong, you know, and

37:58 Speaker 8: just everything went pretty smooth from what I hear and

38:01 Speaker 8: from what he's told me. And that's so that's great.

38:03 Speaker 8: I'm just kind of in awe of that. And I

38:05 Speaker 8: know he's doing another one next year, so it just

38:08 Speaker 8: keeps going.

38:09 Speaker 9: Tops to him. Yeah, yeah, cool dude.

38:11 Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely absolutely, Yeah, And we love Vices inc. You

38:16 Speaker 8: kind of you remind me your vocals. You remind me

38:18 Speaker 8: a little bit of Eleanor Oh really, I think so, yeah,

38:20 Speaker 8: I mean, you know, like you're distinguishable, but but kind of,

38:26 Speaker 8: I don't know, kind of the vibe on some of

38:28 Speaker 8: these songs, the way you sing it kind of reminds

38:29 Speaker 8: me of her a little bit.

38:30 Speaker 9: Oh, wow, thank you. I mean she's got a great voice,

38:32 Speaker 9: so I'll take that.

38:33 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, oh yeah, no, you both do. Absolutely. What

38:37 Speaker 8: should people know? We have time, we'll sneak in one

38:40 Speaker 8: more track at the end, but what should people know

38:42 Speaker 8: about where to find you online? Like, where's the best

38:44 Speaker 8: place to go to keep up with everything that Euphemia

38:46 Speaker 8: is doing.

38:46 Speaker 9: We have an Instagram okay at Euphemia Underscore band okay,

38:51 Speaker 9: and then other than that, we're on all the streaming

38:54 Speaker 9: services audibly except for our one video, yeah yeah on YouTube.

38:59 Speaker 9: But yeah, we're on all the streaming services Apple, Spotify.

39:04 Speaker 8: Yeah, excellent, excellent. Yeah, well, we're going to uh in

39:08 Speaker 8: a moment, we're going to play one more track. I'll

39:12 Speaker 8: give you a moment though to think about, think about

39:14 Speaker 8: what you want to play to end the show, because

39:16 Speaker 8: we got to talk about just quickly too, Jenny, did

39:18 Speaker 8: you want to mention before we run out of time?

39:21 Speaker 8: John Oliver?

39:22 Speaker 11: Oh yeah, check out John Oliver.

39:24 Speaker 8: This weekend.

39:24 Speaker 11: You might see somebody you know that's right on Sunday night.

39:28 Speaker 11: It will be on their main channel, but it will

39:31 Speaker 11: be loaded up on a YouTube.

39:32 Speaker 8: On Monday, okay, Yeah, they put it on YouTube the

39:36 Speaker 8: next day. Yeah, so keep it out for that and

39:38 Speaker 8: you want to plug your website maybe, I guess so only.

39:43 Speaker 11: Kidding, No, I hope you guys do check out John Oliver.

39:45 Speaker 11: It's going to be fun to be on the show,

39:46 Speaker 11: and then you can check me out and all the

39:49 Speaker 11: good trouble I get up to at Jencoffee dot com.

39:51 Speaker 8: J E N N C O F f U I

39:54 Speaker 8: dot com. Yes, yes, And of course if you want

39:56 Speaker 8: to know more about me and everything I'm up to,

39:58 Speaker 8: you can go to my website Matt dot com. And

40:01 Speaker 8: if you missed any part of today's show, it'll be

40:03 Speaker 8: up in just a little bit at Matt Connorton dot com.

40:05 Speaker 8: And of course w MNH Radio dot org and uh

40:09 Speaker 8: what would uh oh? And I do want to thank

40:11 Speaker 8: everybody who joined us too, of course Rivia in the

40:13 Speaker 8: first hour, and in the second hour we had Kevin

40:16 Speaker 8: Kerstad also known as k t k so and wonderful

40:20 Speaker 8: to finish out the show with the both of you, Uh,

40:22 Speaker 8: Gina and Brian from Euphemia. So grateful that you were

40:24 Speaker 8: able to and it's it was a little bit of

40:26 Speaker 8: a hall so I appreciate you making the drive. It's

40:29 Speaker 8: our pleasure, absolutely no, it's wonderful to have you here.

40:32 Speaker 8: And uh what should we uh what should we play

40:34 Speaker 8: to close out?

40:38 Speaker 9: Let's play where my rock and Roll.

40:41 Speaker 8: Oh that's a good one.

40:42 Speaker 9: Yeah, that's all encompassing about kind of what we're about.

40:45 Speaker 8: So okay, all right, very good. So we will close

40:48 Speaker 8: out with this. This is called where my rock and

40:50 Speaker 8: Roll and the band is. Euphemia Rockey rolls.

41:37 Speaker 4: To playing around around the soul any world images to

41:47 Speaker 4: the mid sections. The pain of happens.

42:03 Speaker 12: To sit on the rest.

42:09 Speaker 4: I say, nigga, a little dog cat.

42:19 Speaker 13: I'll just wanna how can sell my brackets up on

42:24 Speaker 13: my shelf? Bad is where rock bound those head it

42:31 Speaker 13: its with it my sut.

42:34 Speaker 1: No, I'll just sw up hot in time my right

42:40 Speaker 1: on my shelf.

42:43 Speaker 4: Bad is where bound says, where the my sail on

43:06 Speaker 4: the way around canro.

43:14 Speaker 1: The way roun.

43:21 Speaker 4: Every day evers

43:25 Speaker 3: Every day in a way, every day, everywhere, every day

43:33 Speaker 3: it is away househ