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0:28 Speaker 2: To him, and I'm still waiting.

0:32 Speaker 3: I will find about unlateness, even though I have to

0:38 Speaker 3: be alone thinking about the point of hope. And one

0:48 Speaker 3: day I'll give up smoke. And even though I never

0:54 Speaker 3: learn to.

0:55 Speaker 4: Run, work card, Impress all the people on you that

1:06 Speaker 4: test you, go by close for one of that, then

1:12 Speaker 4: you'll never win.

1:14 Speaker 5: A getting you go get.

1:16 Speaker 6: Drunk for guy.

1:20 Speaker 4: All the people on you were fedding you wick a bar,

1:25 Speaker 4: your role, feeling no, feeling no, and pushing thirty.

1:34 Speaker 5: I'm leaving early.

1:40 Speaker 7: Always see my loved ones hate me, have no rock

1:46 Speaker 7: pres and see the ev roll and through my bo

1:57 Speaker 7: hardly averse my best right the teint and blame is lacking.

2:03 Speaker 2: I've been drowning in my roding in my.

2:10 Speaker 8: Back, feeling no world.

2:19 Speaker 4: Work hard, Impress all the people on you and test you.

2:26 Speaker 4: Go buy cloth for what of that? Then you'll have

2:32 Speaker 4: I'm win. I'm getting you, go.

2:35 Speaker 6: Get drunk for guy.

2:39 Speaker 4: All the people on you a fedding you it go

2:43 Speaker 4: bo your role, seeing no, feeling no, You're pushing thirty.

2:53 Speaker 4: I'm leaving ned.

2:59 Speaker 9: Ben Turner over show.

3:03 Speaker 10: I like the car Ji confection wish and not see

3:09 Speaker 10: clean by got on certain boundaries, take something sh two

3:20 Speaker 10: people see things differ from.

3:23 Speaker 4: Both just learning how feet by car Emperor. All the

3:36 Speaker 4: people on you.

3:37 Speaker 5: That test you go by.

3:40 Speaker 4: Coach for one of them, then you never even getting

3:46 Speaker 4: you gonna get drunking.

3:49 Speaker 5: On your forging. All the people that you slept when.

3:55 Speaker 4: We go bod your own feeling no feling. No, I'm

4:02 Speaker 4: pushing third only then and I'm pushing thirty.

4:14 Speaker 9: I'm lave him no.

4:24 Speaker 11: Welcome everybody to Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live

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4:44 Speaker 11: If you are listening to the show live, today is Saturday,

4:46 Speaker 11: January twenty four, twenty twenty six. We have an exciting

4:49 Speaker 11: show for you today. In a few minutes, we're gonna

4:51 Speaker 11: hear some world radio premieres. We get a bunch of

4:54 Speaker 11: new music to share with you. But the track we

4:56 Speaker 11: just heard that is called Pushing thirty. To open up

4:59 Speaker 11: this this week's show, the artist is and I'm gonna

5:02 Speaker 11: bring him in a moment. I'm gonna ask me if

5:03 Speaker 11: I'm saying his name correctly, because it's not a name

5:06 Speaker 11: I'm used to saying ca hal Fits. I don't. I

5:09 Speaker 11: don't know if I'm saying that right. Let's go ahead

5:10 Speaker 11: and bring him in though he's joining us via Microsoft Teams.

5:13 Speaker 12: Hello, are you there?

5:15 Speaker 13: I'm there, my friend, har Are you? You did a

5:17 Speaker 13: very very good stob of my name? I must say

5:19 Speaker 13: I'm very very impressed.

5:21 Speaker 11: Well, I had to look it up.

5:22 Speaker 7: You know.

5:23 Speaker 11: It's amazing on You can go on YouTube and just

5:25 Speaker 11: type in how to pronounce and just put in whatever

5:27 Speaker 11: name you're looking for, and someone's inevitably posted a video

5:30 Speaker 11: explaining it. But you know, and I should.

5:32 Speaker 14: You know.

5:32 Speaker 11: I am of Irish descent myself, so I should have

5:35 Speaker 11: had a I should have had a clue, but I

5:37 Speaker 11: really didn't until I actually looked it up.

5:40 Speaker 8: Do you have any idea where your Irish descendants come from?

5:43 Speaker 8: I do not.

5:44 Speaker 11: I do not. I need to research that. I haven't.

5:47 Speaker 11: I just know that I've got some Irish in me,

5:51 Speaker 11: not only because my you know, my dad was of

5:53 Speaker 11: Irish descent, but also if I go out into the

5:56 Speaker 11: sun in the summer without sunscreen, I burn immediately. So

5:58 Speaker 11: I'm definitely I'm definitely irish.

6:01 Speaker 13: You'd become one of those red and white sweets that

6:03 Speaker 13: we have over here, you know when white one was read. Yeah,

6:06 Speaker 13: we're very that's the telltale sign that you've writed genetics

6:10 Speaker 13: that you don't do the sun very well.

6:11 Speaker 8: And we also don't do the rain very well.

6:13 Speaker 13: It always rains here and no one ever has any

6:15 Speaker 13: proper rain gear, so we're just kind of stuck in

6:17 Speaker 13: this middle of people wearing shorts in December, and so yeah,

6:21 Speaker 13: it's good.

6:22 Speaker 8: Fun though long here it's a lovely place.

6:24 Speaker 11: Oh that's interesting. Yeah. Yeah, So I love the song

6:28 Speaker 11: Pushing thirty, although as someone who pushed thirty quite a

6:31 Speaker 11: while ago, it makes me feel a little well we'll

6:35 Speaker 11: talk about that, but it is a great song. Can

6:37 Speaker 11: you tell us about it. I know that this came

6:39 Speaker 11: out in November, but you're getting a lot of traction

6:41 Speaker 11: with this single.

6:42 Speaker 8: Yeah, Like it's doing well, and I suppose a lot.

6:44 Speaker 13: Of my songs in general, like I started writing music

6:47 Speaker 13: in July twenty twenty four. I used to be a

6:50 Speaker 13: personal trainer. I left that job to start writing music.

6:54 Speaker 13: I just had some sort of away thing where I

6:56 Speaker 13: was like, this is what I want to do. And

6:57 Speaker 13: most of my songs and especially Pushing thirty, was a

7:00 Speaker 13: reflection of people around me and also myself that I

7:05 Speaker 13: think because of everything the way the world has gone,

7:07 Speaker 13: that I think people in their latest twenties and early

7:11 Speaker 13: like they still feel like teenagers, you know, and we're

7:13 Speaker 13: still kind of stuck in these routes that a lot

7:15 Speaker 13: of us in Earland can't get houses. We can't, you know,

7:18 Speaker 13: like everything's expensive, and I think you can. If you're

7:20 Speaker 13: living without purpose, you can get caught in that rut

7:22 Speaker 13: of you know, let's go out and number selves on

7:24 Speaker 13: the weekend and let's adhere to social peer pressure of

7:27 Speaker 13: you know, the latest trendy clothes or the latest exposed,

7:31 Speaker 13: and you just get stuck in the rot. And I

7:33 Speaker 13: suppose I saw that in myself, and I saw.

7:35 Speaker 8: That in people around me.

7:37 Speaker 13: And I'm very lucky that since I started doing this

7:39 Speaker 13: that I have the most amazing support network of producers

7:42 Speaker 13: and managers and everything that it's all kind of falling

7:45 Speaker 13: into place. But yeah, it's a special song and it

7:47 Speaker 13: took me four or five minutes to write and it's

7:50 Speaker 13: having good impact, which is what I want from my music,

7:53 Speaker 13: just for someone to listen to it and no matter

7:55 Speaker 13: how old they after pushing sixty, you're pushing thirty.

7:57 Speaker 8: Say I like that.

7:58 Speaker 13: It's it feels familiar, it feels relatable.

8:01 Speaker 11: Just for the record, I'm not pushing sixty. That's not

8:03 Speaker 11: what I meant, just to clarify. No, But so I'm curious, like,

8:10 Speaker 11: was there a specific moment that kind of sparked the song,

8:13 Speaker 11: or was this something that was kind of building up

8:17 Speaker 11: in you over time or because it sounds like it

8:19 Speaker 11: sounds like you haven't been necessarily actively pursuing music for

8:26 Speaker 11: very long, or maybe you have, but from what you said,

8:28 Speaker 11: it kind of sounded like or at least on this level,

8:31 Speaker 11: this is kind of new.

8:32 Speaker 13: No, It's like, like July twenty twenty four, I quit

8:37 Speaker 13: my job to do pub covers, like literally just playing

8:39 Speaker 13: a few covers in a few wow, in a few pubs,

8:42 Speaker 13: you know. And then last January my missus was saying

8:46 Speaker 13: to me She's like, you know, you're too good and

8:48 Speaker 13: too talented to be a pub singer, so you need

8:50 Speaker 13: to push yourself. So I released my first song last January,

8:53 Speaker 13: and since then, I've like I've wrote, I've written fourteen

8:56 Speaker 13: songs or something. In the last two three weeks, I've

8:58 Speaker 13: another twenty twenty five recorded, and it's just.

9:02 Speaker 8: Flowing out of me.

9:03 Speaker 13: And I just cannot tell you how much I love it,

9:06 Speaker 13: Like I just I've never again I picked up a

9:09 Speaker 13: guitar like again a year and a half ago, having

9:11 Speaker 13: not played it. I used to strumble in my bedroom

9:12 Speaker 13: at home four or five chords. But I've just found

9:15 Speaker 13: something that for the first time in my life, I've

9:17 Speaker 13: haven't given up on Yeah, And like you know, I've

9:20 Speaker 13: bounced around loads of different jobs. I'm kind of like

9:23 Speaker 13: that typical Australian man with a highvas jacket. You'd think

9:25 Speaker 13: of doing anything that used to be me, you know really,

9:28 Speaker 13: but I found music, and that song in particular is

9:31 Speaker 13: almost just a flow consciousness. I sit down with a

9:33 Speaker 13: guitar five time minutes later the song written. It's not

9:37 Speaker 13: like that all the time. Like I've got a few

9:38 Speaker 13: weeks where you know, you just you don't have anything

9:41 Speaker 13: to say, but I found that I've channeled music into

9:44 Speaker 13: the craziness in my head and the thoughts I have.

9:48 Speaker 13: It gives me a platform to allow me to say

9:50 Speaker 13: what I need to say to myself and maybe to

9:52 Speaker 13: the world. And if someone gets something from it, then

9:53 Speaker 13: that's a bonus too.

9:54 Speaker 11: Yeah, that's fantastic you mentioned too. You know, the miss

9:57 Speaker 11: is it's great that you have a supportive partner who

9:59 Speaker 11: encourages you to do that, because that makes a huge difference,

10:02 Speaker 11: you know, obviously. I mean, and I'm sure you don't

10:05 Speaker 11: take that for granted, because that's I'm sure you know.

10:08 Speaker 11: She's very proud of you.

10:10 Speaker 13: No, she's she's incredible. She's actually inside now minding the

10:12 Speaker 13: small fellow with my mum. So shout out to my

10:14 Speaker 13: mum as well. So I looked away for ten minutes

10:16 Speaker 13: from parenting duties to.

10:18 Speaker 8: Take my world famous rocks.

10:19 Speaker 13: There prem here of pushing Kurty, you know, but no, look,

10:23 Speaker 13: it's almost like it's all meant to happen that, you know,

10:26 Speaker 13: my partner.

10:26 Speaker 8: My parents are very supportive.

10:28 Speaker 13: My dad was that typical kind of Irish dad where

10:31 Speaker 13: you know, you get a job now and you stay

10:32 Speaker 13: here and you have security. And when I told him

10:35 Speaker 13: I was going to be a musician, he was a

10:36 Speaker 13: bit like Jesus, I don't know about that.

10:38 Speaker 8: No, that's that's not.

10:40 Speaker 13: Very secure as this, but he kind of sees that

10:42 Speaker 13: it's you know, it's it's going somewhere, like I'm talking

10:44 Speaker 13: to a radio station in the US, and he's kind

10:46 Speaker 13: of like, jee's.

10:47 Speaker 8: Fair play, tore, that's brilliant. Yeah, yeah, it's cool.

10:50 Speaker 13: It's cool, and yeah, it's supportive people, my producer, like

10:53 Speaker 13: I've met all these people very organically in the last

10:55 Speaker 13: year and a half, my producer, videographer, manager, and they're

10:58 Speaker 13: almost like the perfect.

10:59 Speaker 8: Team for me to around. So I know I'm meant

11:01 Speaker 8: to be doing this based on just sleep around me.

11:04 Speaker 11: Oh, that's fantastic. Do you feel any kind of you know,

11:08 Speaker 11: because I know there's sort of this Irish storytelling tradition

11:11 Speaker 11: and music. I mean, is that something that you're you're

11:13 Speaker 11: conscious of and your your approach to because you as

11:17 Speaker 11: you mentioned, you're you know, you're writing a lot of songs.

11:20 Speaker 13: Yeah, So, like I think I actually went back to

11:24 Speaker 13: our native language is Guilgap, so it's I went back

11:27 Speaker 13: to study that about two years ago, so I'm kind

11:30 Speaker 13: of learning that. And the Irishness is a very very

11:34 Speaker 13: particular character.

11:36 Speaker 8: We love to tell stories.

11:38 Speaker 13: If you ask us for directions, right, the shot could

11:41 Speaker 13: be up on the right. We'll tell you on the

11:43 Speaker 13: way to the shop about that tree that's been there

11:44 Speaker 13: for ten thousand years and that was once, you know.

11:47 Speaker 13: And that's kind of part of our charm and part

11:49 Speaker 13: of our imprint.

11:50 Speaker 8: On the world.

11:51 Speaker 13: And what we have to offer is is kind of

11:53 Speaker 13: this unique way of looking at things. And I think

11:55 Speaker 13: as my songs progress in terms of my songwriting, the

11:57 Speaker 13: last few songs have written are a bit more metaphoric,

12:00 Speaker 13: a little bit more imagery based, a bit more trying

12:02 Speaker 13: to tell a story, and I'm trying to channel into that.

12:06 Speaker 13: I'm trying to lean into that. Like we're called the

12:08 Speaker 13: Lands of Saints and Scholars, you know, we've some of

12:10 Speaker 13: the most amazing English writers ever, you know, James Joyce

12:16 Speaker 13: and Seamus Heaney, all these amazing poets and scholars that

12:19 Speaker 13: have gone before me. And I feel like I have

12:21 Speaker 13: almost values upholds.

12:24 Speaker 10: You know.

12:24 Speaker 13: I'm very proud to be Irish. A lot of people

12:26 Speaker 13: will know that about me. You know, I learned the

12:28 Speaker 13: language I love where I'm from. In particular, Cork is

12:31 Speaker 13: where I'm from, and everyone from Cork loves being from Cork.

12:35 Speaker 13: That's just kind of you know, we have very special

12:38 Speaker 13: connections to the land. We have a very special connection

12:39 Speaker 13: to storytelling. And you know, over the last few hundred years,

12:43 Speaker 13: we weren't allowed to speak our language because of things

12:45 Speaker 13: that had gone on, and we had a very unique

12:47 Speaker 13: way of preserving that, which was keeping the you know,

12:50 Speaker 13: the spoken word alive and exaggerating stories to try and

12:54 Speaker 13: make it magical, you know. And that's kind of even

12:57 Speaker 13: what I'm doing now, the gift of the gap, you know.

12:59 Speaker 11: Right exactly. And so so this track Pushing thirty that

13:04 Speaker 11: we played that came out in November, and then you've

13:06 Speaker 11: got another single which we're going to play at the

13:08 Speaker 11: end of our conversation called Enemy of Love, which is

13:11 Speaker 11: also a great song. But I'm curious, now, what are

13:14 Speaker 11: kind of your plans in terms of releasing music are

13:17 Speaker 11: you are you going to do continue to do singles?

13:19 Speaker 11: Do you have an ep in mind or an album

13:21 Speaker 11: or what's kind of the forward trajectory for you?

13:25 Speaker 13: See, I'm kind of stuck in a bit of a

13:27 Speaker 13: crossroads at the moment, because the way music is in

13:30 Speaker 13: the industry is you know yourself that it's very dependent

13:33 Speaker 13: on algorithms and dependent on a single.

13:35 Speaker 8: Getting picked up.

13:36 Speaker 13: So I have loads of songs ready to go and written.

13:39 Speaker 13: My next song is coming out hopefully in the next

13:42 Speaker 13: four or five weeks. We'll have to submit it to

13:44 Speaker 13: Spotify and do all those bits. But I'm also I wrote,

13:48 Speaker 13: as I said, maybe twelve eleven, thirteen, fourteen songs, which

13:51 Speaker 13: I'm not exactly sure which ones are going to make

13:53 Speaker 13: it to production, but I wrote a good chunk of

13:55 Speaker 13: those in the last kind of three weeks, and I

13:57 Speaker 13: think I have a kind of in me to I

14:01 Speaker 13: have two studio up dates booked in February, and I

14:04 Speaker 13: want to record them live, completely live, Yeah, because I

14:07 Speaker 13: think the way AI is going at the moment in

14:09 Speaker 13: synthetic music, I think people are crying out for that

14:12 Speaker 13: authenticity and that wrongness, and even if a chord gets

14:15 Speaker 13: wrong when you're recording it, it's almost like magic now.

14:18 Speaker 8: Imperfection is almost perfection now. So I'm kind of.

14:21 Speaker 13: Leaning towards getting those eight songs recorded.

14:26 Speaker 8: I feel they're very strong.

14:26 Speaker 13: We'd record them live, and I may go against the

14:29 Speaker 13: arms and just push it as an album, because I

14:32 Speaker 13: think that's the music should be. If you're releasing single

14:34 Speaker 13: by single, the story of what music is supposed to

14:37 Speaker 13: be gets lost, Whereas if you have eight songs together,

14:39 Speaker 13: there's a whole narrative, there's a whole world to get

14:41 Speaker 13: engrossed in and feed into it for eight songs.

14:44 Speaker 11: Yeah, that's something that comes up a lot on the

14:46 Speaker 11: show because you know, everyone kind of approaches it differently,

14:49 Speaker 11: and there's so many different you know, I'm old enough

14:51 Speaker 11: to remember when I was growing up, it was, you know,

14:54 Speaker 11: an artist would release an album. Well, actually first single

14:57 Speaker 11: would go to radio six to eight weeks before the

14:58 Speaker 11: album came out. Then the album comes out, and then

15:01 Speaker 11: if all goes according to plan, you know, maybe there's

15:03 Speaker 11: a second single. If things go really well, there's a third,

15:05 Speaker 11: et cetera. But that was kind of the set way

15:07 Speaker 11: of doing it. Now there's so many different ways to

15:09 Speaker 11: release music. You can you know, you can release singles,

15:12 Speaker 11: you can do an EP, you can do an album.

15:13 Speaker 11: You can do a series of singles that eventually coalesce

15:15 Speaker 11: into an EP or an album. Kind of the inverse

15:18 Speaker 11: of of what it used to be and uh, but

15:21 Speaker 11: but it's it's so interesting And then that's why I

15:24 Speaker 11: ask those questions because I'm always really curious, you know,

15:27 Speaker 11: what everyone I talk to, what their thought process is

15:30 Speaker 11: in terms of how they approach releasing music, because there

15:34 Speaker 11: are so many ways to do it now. Yeah, the

15:38 Speaker 11: other thing that, oh, yeah, go ahead.

15:40 Speaker 13: So it's like I think for me with that, and

15:42 Speaker 13: you're very it's very interesting as well. Like I look

15:44 Speaker 13: at everyone else as an artist and I see what

15:47 Speaker 13: they're doing. And for me, I've had plenty conversations with

15:50 Speaker 13: my manager and I think I've decided, not in a

15:52 Speaker 13: very hippie nonchalant way, but the right thing will will

15:56 Speaker 13: provide itself when when the right moment arrives. So if

15:59 Speaker 13: an album feel is right, I'll do that. And I

16:01 Speaker 13: think the way my songs are written and the message

16:04 Speaker 13: and the meaning for me about my music is, you know,

16:08 Speaker 13: I wasn't supposed to be doing this, or maybe I was,

16:10 Speaker 13: and I don't really know where I am, and I'm

16:12 Speaker 13: just releasing music and having fun and if it means

16:14 Speaker 13: doing singles, great, If it means to an album, I

16:16 Speaker 13: just think the right thing will come along. But for me,

16:19 Speaker 13: like the first album I ever listened to was an

16:21 Speaker 13: Irish art is called Damien Rice and the album was

16:24 Speaker 13: called Oh and it was the most It's it's still

16:27 Speaker 13: a masterpiece. And when I think of releasing music, that's

16:31 Speaker 13: the standard I want to hold myself to. I want

16:32 Speaker 13: someone to listen to a full album and think, well,

16:35 Speaker 13: there's so much in that, there's so much to take

16:37 Speaker 13: on that you have to keep listening to it, and

16:39 Speaker 13: then you find your favorite song and then you say, oh,

16:41 Speaker 13: I love coming up to this part because there's three

16:43 Speaker 13: songs here which are really strong, and yeah, it's just

16:46 Speaker 13: a it's a whole it's a whole other universe of

16:48 Speaker 13: looking at music.

16:49 Speaker 11: You know, is he your biggest influence? Would you say

16:52 Speaker 11: Damien Rice.

16:52 Speaker 13: I think Damien Rice. I think Damien Rice. I think

16:55 Speaker 13: Tom Waits is another one. I absolutely love Tom Waits

17:00 Speaker 13: Cash And when I was growing up as well, I'm

17:02 Speaker 13: very lucky that my parents, my mom and dad had

17:04 Speaker 13: these CDs and tapes that we'd play on the car.

17:07 Speaker 8: They were older music, and I just I love that.

17:10 Speaker 13: I think I think Damien Rice and Tom Waits definitely

17:12 Speaker 13: as well. It would be would be two that I

17:14 Speaker 13: you know, if I had to have a dinner in

17:16 Speaker 13: the morning or a breakfast in the morning. It's invite

17:18 Speaker 13: two people to be to be the two of them,

17:20 Speaker 13: you know, that would be.

17:23 Speaker 11: That would be interesting, Tom Waits, is uh what would

17:25 Speaker 11: be uh fascinating to uh to sit down with although

17:29 Speaker 11: probably probably a little hard to understand them at times.

17:31 Speaker 11: But I'm curious too because you did mention AI and

17:38 Speaker 11: that's another subject that I as you can imagine, comes

17:41 Speaker 11: up a lot on the show and its impact on music.

17:44 Speaker 11: And I'm curious. I mean, is that something you're you're

17:47 Speaker 11: concerned about or you sounded you struck I felt like

17:50 Speaker 11: kind of an optimistic tone about it when you said,

17:53 Speaker 11: you know, it's almost like music that is made entirely

17:57 Speaker 11: by humans. If it's got little flaws in it, that's

17:59 Speaker 11: okay because that's what people really want. They want the

18:02 Speaker 11: humanity of it and not sort of you know, just

18:04 Speaker 11: completely synthetic music. But I'm curious if you can expand

18:07 Speaker 11: on that a little bit, and how concerned are you

18:09 Speaker 11: about AI and music.

18:12 Speaker 13: Like I think if you had said thirty years ago,

18:15 Speaker 13: artists and you know about synthetic drums and synthetic you know,

18:18 Speaker 13: like synthesizers or like using you know, they'll say even

18:22 Speaker 13: laptops or computers for card music, people who said, no,

18:25 Speaker 13: we've our eight tracks and right, so like, I can't

18:29 Speaker 13: remember who said it, but I was listened to a

18:30 Speaker 13: video the other day and it was really really interesting.

18:32 Speaker 13: They were talking about AI music and your man asked him,

18:35 Speaker 13: He was like, you know, how worried are you about people,

18:38 Speaker 13: you know, gravitating towards AI music and getting lost? And

18:42 Speaker 13: he said, well, you can go to a supermarket and

18:44 Speaker 13: you can buy organic, fair trade bananas, and you can

18:47 Speaker 13: buy five's bananas that are grown, you know, in a

18:51 Speaker 13: greenhouse down the road. It's your choice, you know, And

18:54 Speaker 13: I suppose I would probably lean into the market that

18:57 Speaker 13: I would want to make music for the people who

18:58 Speaker 13: want to buy the organic, free trade bananas.

19:01 Speaker 8: And I think there's always going to be a market

19:02 Speaker 8: for that. I think there's always going to be a market.

19:04 Speaker 13: For imperfection for you know, seeing someone live and all

19:08 Speaker 13: the different instruments and even someone making a bum note

19:10 Speaker 13: on everyone in the crowd laughing, because it's just, you know,

19:13 Speaker 13: that's what music is.

19:14 Speaker 8: It's a gathering, it's a celebration.

19:16 Speaker 13: It's someone that you know, you look up to who

19:19 Speaker 13: is able to speak words that you may not able

19:21 Speaker 13: to speak yourself, but you can listen to them say

19:23 Speaker 13: it and it hit something with you, you know. And

19:25 Speaker 13: if that and even my opinion is is that if

19:27 Speaker 13: AI music does that for you, then you know, at

19:30 Speaker 13: least you're conceiving music. It may not be the music

19:33 Speaker 13: I enjoy or may not be the music I'd like

19:34 Speaker 13: to make. But and there's I think again, like there's

19:38 Speaker 13: tools you can take from AI. You know, I actually

19:40 Speaker 13: use it for Like I'll say to chat Ebt, can

19:43 Speaker 13: you make me a two week calendar for my content ideas?

19:48 Speaker 13: You know, I'll ever music for music directly, but I

19:51 Speaker 13: think there's ways that we can't. If you duck your

19:54 Speaker 13: head in the sand and say it's not happening, it's

19:55 Speaker 13: not happening, then you're going to get lost behind.

19:58 Speaker 8: And I just think if you can use certain twoes.

20:02 Speaker 13: You know, there's a great book by Kyle Newport called

20:04 Speaker 13: Digital Minimalism, and it's like, you know, use technology to

20:08 Speaker 13: your advantage.

20:08 Speaker 8: You'll make it work for you. So you know, I

20:11 Speaker 8: don't really care too.

20:11 Speaker 13: Much, to be honest, I'll go and play shows to

20:14 Speaker 13: twenty people and they pay twenty quid for a ticket

20:16 Speaker 13: and I'll be laughing, you know, right, it doesn't You know,

20:19 Speaker 13: people will always want to hear what you want to

20:21 Speaker 13: hear if you're saying the right thing, right right.

20:23 Speaker 11: I agree, and I fundamentally agree with what you said,

20:26 Speaker 11: you know, and it's not like you can't hold back

20:28 Speaker 11: technology anyway. You know that toothpaste is already all the

20:31 Speaker 11: way out of the tube. It's here, and you know,

20:34 Speaker 11: and it's been with us longer than people realize too.

20:36 Speaker 11: I mean, you know, every major recording studio that is,

20:39 Speaker 11: you know, sort of technologically up to date, shall we say,

20:42 Speaker 11: is already using AI and a lot of its software

20:45 Speaker 11: and you don't necessarily realize it, but you know, you've

20:47 Speaker 11: got programs that can you know, pitch correct, and you

20:50 Speaker 11: got all kinds of AI already happening anyway. Of course,

20:55 Speaker 11: now you can go on some of these apps and

20:56 Speaker 11: just create songs out of whole cloth, not even whole cloth.

21:00 Speaker 11: You put in a prompt, you tell what you want,

21:01 Speaker 11: it spits out something that in some cases is actually

21:04 Speaker 11: very high quality.

21:06 Speaker 8: I'll tell you a funny story.

21:07 Speaker 13: I was actually on holidays and alant or Ali caan't

21:10 Speaker 13: they no Albifera this year and we were sat there

21:13 Speaker 13: and having a cup of tea and someone was playing

21:15 Speaker 13: music and a speaker next to me, and I said,

21:17 Speaker 13: what that sounds like Mumford and Sons or something that's incredible.

21:21 Speaker 8: And I went up to them and I was like,

21:22 Speaker 8: who's that. They were like, oh, it's our friend. He's

21:24 Speaker 8: her neighbor. He makes music. And I was like wow

21:27 Speaker 8: and he was.

21:27 Speaker 13: They were like, yeah, it's all done through Ai and

21:30 Speaker 13: I was like, oh, I've been caught.

21:31 Speaker 8: I've been caught.

21:34 Speaker 13: But look, yeah, just look it's something's sounds sonically great

21:38 Speaker 13: on our ears. And you know there's a niche that

21:41 Speaker 13: needs to be scratched there too, So you know, I

21:43 Speaker 13: kind of had to I kind of had to take

21:46 Speaker 13: take the l there as the as the young kids

21:47 Speaker 13: would say, and yeah, I was like, you know, sure, look,

21:51 Speaker 13: it's it's it's it's happening.

21:52 Speaker 8: It's here.

21:52 Speaker 13: We can embrace it, we can use it, we cannot

21:54 Speaker 13: use it. You can complain about it, but you know,

21:56 Speaker 13: at the end of the day, there's a message out there,

21:58 Speaker 13: which I feel what music is supposed to do, and

22:01 Speaker 13: you know, just let it happen.

22:02 Speaker 8: Let it happen lean into it.

22:04 Speaker 11: Yeah, I agree with you. I absolutely agree with you.

22:06 Speaker 11: And by the way, so you mentioned playing live. Are

22:08 Speaker 11: you doing a lot of shows?

22:11 Speaker 13: Yeah, So I'm kind of in this weird position where

22:13 Speaker 13: I do cover gigs most nights of the week and

22:15 Speaker 13: I'm really lucky that I'm really busy, you know, and

22:18 Speaker 13: that finances bills and like the studio time and everything.

22:22 Speaker 13: And I got signed with a management just before Christmas,

22:25 Speaker 13: which was really cool considering it's been like you know,

22:27 Speaker 13: we say, it was ten months since I had started

22:29 Speaker 13: releasing music and then I got picked up by a manager,

22:32 Speaker 13: and even last year I played countless support slots to

22:36 Speaker 13: quite big artists in Ireland and we're yeah, I'm currently

22:40 Speaker 13: organizing an Irish and kind of UK tour which is

22:43 Speaker 13: going to be starting in April, hopefully, myself a manager

22:46 Speaker 13: in close contact doing all of that. And I just

22:49 Speaker 13: I love performing, like I'll always be someone that just

22:53 Speaker 13: I love performing to people in a room, and like,

22:56 Speaker 13: you know, my ambitions from music is you know, obviously

23:00 Speaker 13: there's a nice monetary reward down the line when you

23:02 Speaker 13: put in the graph, but as long as I'm just

23:04 Speaker 13: playing music to people who want to hear for the

23:06 Speaker 13: rest of my life and I'm able to, you know,

23:08 Speaker 13: live comfortably and have a roof over my head.

23:09 Speaker 8: I really am happy, you know. I just I love performing.

23:14 Speaker 13: I Like the first gig I ever did, I got

23:16 Speaker 13: a buzz from people, you know, it was actually in

23:19 Speaker 13: a restaurant, you know, it like a lunchtime slot in

23:21 Speaker 13: a restaurant, and people's you know, turned around, put down

23:23 Speaker 13: the knife and fork for a minute and watched me,

23:25 Speaker 13: and I was like, wow, I have that impact with

23:28 Speaker 13: my voice, and you know, so yeah, I just love

23:31 Speaker 13: performing life. I constantly just pick up the guitar at

23:33 Speaker 13: home and then, like each cover gig I do, I

23:35 Speaker 13: try my best to make it seem like it's my.

23:38 Speaker 8: Last gig, you know. Yeah, yeah, you never know, and

23:41 Speaker 8: you know, you know, I could be.

23:43 Speaker 13: Paralyseed smart and not be able to play the guitar again,

23:45 Speaker 13: and I'd be kicking myself if I didn't, even if

23:48 Speaker 13: I was playing a pub. Just just give people in

23:50 Speaker 13: there something to remember, because you never know who's watching,

23:53 Speaker 13: you know.

23:54 Speaker 11: That is absolutely true, Absolutely one. No, that's great, that's great.

23:59 Speaker 11: So where's where should people go online? Where's the best

24:01 Speaker 11: place to go online to keep up with everything that

24:03 Speaker 11: you're doing.

24:05 Speaker 8: Like, there's just the usual.

24:06 Speaker 13: If there's Instagram, cahol fits music, Spotify, cahole fits, TikTok,

24:11 Speaker 13: cahol fits, you know the usual stuff.

24:14 Speaker 8: You'll you'll find me somewhere.

24:15 Speaker 13: If you do a Google starch Cahol Fitz music, you'll

24:18 Speaker 13: find me somewhere. And if people have been listening to

24:20 Speaker 13: this and they're like, you know what I have to

24:21 Speaker 13: say and they like the music, send me a message,

24:24 Speaker 13: connect and have a chat, and you know, it's all

24:26 Speaker 13: it's all gravy.

24:27 Speaker 8: It's all gravy.

24:28 Speaker 11: Absolutely. You should spell your name too for Americans who

24:32 Speaker 11: have no idea how to have no idea how to

24:35 Speaker 11: spell that.

24:37 Speaker 13: So it's c A T h A L F I

24:43 Speaker 13: t Z. You'll find me there somewhere.

24:46 Speaker 11: Excellent, excellent. Well, so, in a moment, we're gonna play

24:49 Speaker 11: this track Enemy of Love after we let you go.

24:52 Speaker 11: It's been wonderful speaking with you. What should we know

24:54 Speaker 11: about this song? Is this just the I know this

24:57 Speaker 11: is the previous single right right before pushing their Yeah, like.

25:01 Speaker 13: This was like I would consider myself mostly kind of mind.

25:05 Speaker 13: The stuff that I'm writing now is quite a bit

25:07 Speaker 13: more folky and bit more stripped back. But again, I

25:10 Speaker 13: didn't want to tie myself to one genre because I

25:12 Speaker 13: think some people get to focus that I'm a focus singer,

25:16 Speaker 13: and I'm like, yeah, fantastic. But I went into the

25:18 Speaker 13: studio with a song I had been fingerpicking at home

25:21 Speaker 13: with my.

25:21 Speaker 8: Guitar and my producer. I have to give him a

25:24 Speaker 8: shout out.

25:24 Speaker 13: His name is Keel and Kenny is a magician that

25:26 Speaker 13: he's just he's so incredibly talented. And I went into

25:29 Speaker 13: him and I said, let's just make the funnest song

25:31 Speaker 13: possible we could out of what we have here. Yeah,

25:34 Speaker 13: and you know, he put down he got a drummer in.

25:36 Speaker 13: We put down some drums in it. I had never

25:37 Speaker 13: had drums on a song before, and I was like, interesting,

25:41 Speaker 13: we put some funky guitar on it, some funky mandolin,

25:44 Speaker 13: which is an Irish instrument that we use here, mandolin,

25:46 Speaker 13: And I just said.

25:47 Speaker 8: I went into the.

25:47 Speaker 13: Studio and said, the people, the session musicians, listen to

25:51 Speaker 13: the song once whatever comes to you naturally, let's track

25:56 Speaker 13: it down and let's just make something fun. And it

25:58 Speaker 13: turned out quite well, like it's it's a little bit

26:00 Speaker 13: different to what the direction I kind of have normally

26:03 Speaker 13: for songs. But again, I think if you tie yourself

26:05 Speaker 13: to one genre too much, you'll become closed off to

26:09 Speaker 13: different types of music. Like I started listening to like

26:12 Speaker 13: rap again, you know, And it's not that I'm a rapper,

26:14 Speaker 13: but I think music there's so many different genres, but.

26:17 Speaker 8: It all says the same thing. It's expression, you know.

26:20 Speaker 8: So I just said, you know, let's just.

26:21 Speaker 13: Make this fun, let's make it different, and you know

26:24 Speaker 13: it's it's done quite well locally, and like, you know,

26:27 Speaker 13: all this has happened really in the last year. So

26:29 Speaker 13: I'm not as happy with it as other songs, but

26:32 Speaker 13: I can also I'm so lucky that I was open

26:34 Speaker 13: minded enough to say, let's just go a little bit

26:36 Speaker 13: of a different route and see what happens.

26:38 Speaker 11: Yeah, No, I love it. I think it's a great song.

26:41 Speaker 11: We're gonna play that for everybody in a moment. Call Fitz.

26:44 Speaker 11: Thank you so much for joining us today. This has

26:46 Speaker 11: been wonderful. Oh by the way, are you where are you?

26:49 Speaker 11: Do you have a show tonight? Are you playing anywhere tonight?

26:51 Speaker 13: I'm playing again. It's a kind of local pub and cork.

26:54 Speaker 13: It's called the hideout. Probably not many Irish listeners here,

26:58 Speaker 13: but yeah, just my local one of the local pubs

27:01 Speaker 13: in Cork. I'm very lucky that we're all live in

27:03 Speaker 13: particular like in Ireland, that there's live music like seven

27:07 Speaker 13: nights a week in multiple different locations, so there's no

27:09 Speaker 13: shortage of work. So I just bounced around the different

27:11 Speaker 13: pubs and small live music venues. Excellent tune, get some

27:14 Speaker 13: money and go home.

27:15 Speaker 11: That's fantastic. That's the way to do it. My friend,

27:17 Speaker 11: very very good. Well listen, Thank you so much. We

27:20 Speaker 11: will definitely do this again in the future, especially it

27:22 Speaker 11: sounds like you've got you've got a lot of new

27:23 Speaker 11: music coming, so we will. We'll have you on again

27:26 Speaker 11: and you know, and we'd love to as you're releasing

27:28 Speaker 11: new music, we'd love to continue to kind of be

27:30 Speaker 11: your your conduit into the American radio market here.

27:34 Speaker 8: So I really appreciate it. In Ireland.

27:36 Speaker 13: In Irish we have a phrase which says girl of

27:38 Speaker 13: Mela mahagods, which means one hundred thousand thank yous to you,

27:40 Speaker 13: So it's been an absolute pleasure to have to speak

27:43 Speaker 13: to you as well, So I really appreciate the time

27:45 Speaker 13: and opportunity.

27:46 Speaker 11: Oh wonderful. All right, very very good. We're gonna hit

27:49 Speaker 11: this track Enemy of Love, and we'll let you go

27:51 Speaker 11: call hall Fits again. Thank you so much. We'll talk

27:53 Speaker 11: to you soon. You got it, Bye bye? All right.

27:57 Speaker 11: That is car hall Fits. I think I'm saying his

27:59 Speaker 11: name correctly. And give this a listen. This is called

28:01 Speaker 11: Enemy of Love. This is his previous single. And then

28:04 Speaker 11: right after that we're gonna go into our world radio premieres.

28:07 Speaker 11: We've got three brand new singles to play for you

28:11 Speaker 11: this week from various artists that at least one of

28:15 Speaker 11: them you can't hear anywhere else yet you can only

28:19 Speaker 11: hear it on this radio show. So and the others

28:22 Speaker 11: it'll be their first time on American radio. And then

28:26 Speaker 11: coming up in the second hour, we've got the puncturists

28:29 Speaker 11: coming up. In the third hour, we've got Brooklyn Mike.

28:31 Speaker 11: So we've got a great show for you today. But

28:32 Speaker 11: right now here it is this is call hall Fits

28:34 Speaker 11: and this is called Enemy of Love.

29:00 Speaker 8: When you saw you.

29:02 Speaker 2: Knew and offer and someone comes along who perfect, it

29:10 Speaker 2: makes you wanting to know why the constant loss.

29:15 Speaker 8: Uh, try a.

29:19 Speaker 15: Fighting man up and crowd bro out you up buying dollars.

29:24 Speaker 2: Uh, fighting as.

29:28 Speaker 8: Even though I'm prone to be in on my.

29:43 Speaker 15: Trying, I never feeling Uh, I always had it wrong,

29:51 Speaker 15: soorw me.

29:54 Speaker 4: Further out I cause.

29:56 Speaker 15: And never was my plan. See y'all.

30:03 Speaker 4: Try you on your y'all getting out the store.

30:07 Speaker 15: So love it's some news, just trying to be out.

30:18 Speaker 6: That's sad.

30:20 Speaker 5: He had me of yutting me of love.

30:26 Speaker 4: This yeah, a fighting bottle, a fighting cut off.

30:33 Speaker 9: So we have another keeping up eating all that stuff out.

30:44 Speaker 5: Fighting bad.

30:46 Speaker 9: Nas him off of me cause I love you, he.

31:02 Speaker 2: Said, never feeling not fight only mon in the dog.

31:10 Speaker 6: Run me.

31:12 Speaker 9: I've gone heaving no father, fondly deeper aside ten feet

31:24 Speaker 9: under song.

31:26 Speaker 6: And your.

31:30 Speaker 5: Every gun.

31:31 Speaker 9: So the cube's head, yes.

31:37 Speaker 4: Said the head of me up?

31:40 Speaker 3: The heading me up?

31:45 Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, a fididy a finding cat.

31:52 Speaker 6: So we had another geting eating est find it.

32:05 Speaker 5: He's a love not love it.

32:11 Speaker 9: This it be had me of behind me of.

32:35 Speaker 6: The character he had the crush.

33:02 Speaker 1: You are listening to Matt Conterton Unleashed on wmnhnwenty five point.

33:08 Speaker 5: Three right now.

33:10 Speaker 11: It's the world radio premiere of the new single from BRSR,

33:13 Speaker 11: coming out January thirtieth Portals.

33:49 Speaker 5: No craves, the.

33:54 Speaker 6: Broken glass.

33:57 Speaker 4: Around you, evls, the.

34:05 Speaker 9: Few hides behind.

34:09 Speaker 4: Blackouts and house shovels.

34:13 Speaker 5: And homes where the tops highs scar bikes shift.

34:22 Speaker 6: And black scenes aways, the scene bast shad shot actually

34:36 Speaker 6: telling now way way Brad and I wanta got from

34:55 Speaker 6: my car.

35:18 Speaker 9: Home first and like cows.

35:22 Speaker 6: Steal doors and fall out.

35:25 Speaker 5: I saw the saber, the.

35:27 Speaker 14: Light sound, so we're outside by side, I see's.

35:38 Speaker 6: And all eyes the way comes you, falling skies till

35:48 Speaker 6: found by angels dust.

35:51 Speaker 5: I'll just steal in to.

35:54 Speaker 6: Us, said say no, my god.

37:06 Speaker 5: The mercy of virtual.

37:13 Speaker 6: Presents hass not long act Suspi SUPI.

38:26 Speaker 11: And now at wmn H ninety five point three f

38:28 Speaker 11: M and Matt Connorton un Leashed Exclusive. You can't hear

38:31 Speaker 11: this anywhere else, not yet. The new single from Sepsis

38:35 Speaker 11: this is called No Kings.

39:03 Speaker 16: Inside the Home Way He's charm be how the stay

39:09 Speaker 16: case reminder.

39:13 Speaker 17: Be on the woman every the shrine of diy on

39:19 Speaker 17: the way did you do?

39:21 Speaker 11: The ways.

39:26 Speaker 5: A place for me to tend ship.

39:31 Speaker 6: Never po.

39:36 Speaker 5: Chat love my lt make.

39:39 Speaker 18: It out, check case can sip capers.

39:50 Speaker 5: No good gosh was God.

40:02 Speaker 16: Blackcast talking to the shadow a bine a big gers

40:31 Speaker 16: mine to battle.

40:33 Speaker 5: The nature of our.

40:36 Speaker 19: This is food chain the boys combiber, We have the

40:43 Speaker 19: anger face and wish stock buck place for shaven fet yours?

41:00 Speaker 5: Did you have my sad.

41:03 Speaker 20: Get out?

41:04 Speaker 5: Jack Kings can come last, My God.

41:31 Speaker 1: You're listening to macconnorton Unleashed on wm n H ninety

41:36 Speaker 1: five point three.

41:38 Speaker 11: Here's another exclusive coming out January thirtieth, the new single

41:42 Speaker 11: from Hallie Nang.

41:43 Speaker 12: This is called nine Miles High, This.

41:59 Speaker 21: Poison and there let inorder lead in Lord, if we

42:09 Speaker 21: believe you.

42:12 Speaker 4: Nine min Hide, there's an I Am the sky plea.

42:18 Speaker 6: See if side laid on Black of the view trip.

42:27 Speaker 17: It's not so easy the side shine seems so fine men,

42:40 Speaker 17: say you say with me, just say me.

42:48 Speaker 5: By my side.

43:13 Speaker 17: They see when morning and they see you in the

43:19 Speaker 17: dark and you'll have way there if you take it

43:24 Speaker 17: all time.

43:27 Speaker 5: Nine miles High Electric gets the night.

43:33 Speaker 6: Live anywhere and everywhere.

43:36 Speaker 5: You're I try, but it's not so easy, sunshine.

43:48 Speaker 6: See your so fin be h stay if you stay

43:58 Speaker 6: with me, just us.

44:02 Speaker 5: Be by my side, Chad.

45:00 Speaker 17: But it's not so easy scene so fine, stay say.

45:19 Speaker 6: Say side.

45:37 Speaker 11: I love that howling Hank. I can't wait to get

45:39 Speaker 11: them on the Actually they are booked to be on

45:41 Speaker 11: the show, I believe maybe next weekend, if I'm not mistaken. Uh,

45:45 Speaker 11: there's your new music block for this week, and if

45:48 Speaker 11: you missed any of it, of any of our world premieres,

45:50 Speaker 11: we will repeat that of course in the second hour

45:53 Speaker 11: for those of you listening live. Of course, this is

45:56 Speaker 11: Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios

45:59 Speaker 11: of w and H ninety five point three FM and

46:01 Speaker 11: Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Actually very very cold. I was

46:08 Speaker 11: not looking forward to getting up this morning. I was

46:11 Speaker 11: looking forward to Saturday mornings because I get to come

46:13 Speaker 11: and do the show. But uh, definitely the highlight of

46:16 Speaker 11: my week. But this morning I was like, ugh, yikes.

46:21 Speaker 11: But I think I think the cold advisory ends at

46:26 Speaker 11: ten am, so by that point we'll be through the

46:28 Speaker 11: worst of it, and then we've got all this snow coming.

46:31 Speaker 11: We'll see you though, we'll see it might not be

46:33 Speaker 11: as bad. You know, they tend to they tend to

46:36 Speaker 11: overpromise and underdeliver. You know, I've noticed it's it's usually

46:40 Speaker 11: a little bit less than what they're predicting, I think

46:42 Speaker 11: because they don't want to under predict, and then we

46:45 Speaker 11: end up getting more, and then everyone's mad at the

46:47 Speaker 11: meteorologists who tell us what we're getting. So I am

46:50 Speaker 11: cautiously optimistic that it's not going to be you know,

46:54 Speaker 11: we're not gonna have like two feet of snow or

46:55 Speaker 11: anything in this area. I feel the people, I feel,

46:58 Speaker 11: you know, at least we're prepared for it. The people

46:59 Speaker 11: I've feel the most badly for our people in the

47:02 Speaker 11: South who are not prepared for anything like this, this monster, massive,

47:09 Speaker 11: goliath of a storm, you know, and then they get

47:11 Speaker 11: ice and they're not certainly not prepared for that. I

47:13 Speaker 11: was looking at something online last night about how there's

47:15 Speaker 11: you know, part of the South like Texas and Arkansas,

47:18 Speaker 11: and you know, they're they're just gonna have a lot

47:21 Speaker 11: of ice and they are not, you know, they're not

47:23 Speaker 11: used to that. But here in New Hampshire we kind

47:27 Speaker 11: of you know, I grew up here and the winters

47:29 Speaker 11: are definitely easier than not when I was a kid.

47:31 Speaker 11: And you know, again it's all it's all optimism. It's

47:35 Speaker 11: probably misplaced. It'll probably be a horrible, horrible storm, and

47:39 Speaker 11: but I'm trying to put some positive energy out there

47:42 Speaker 11: and say, yeah, it's not going to be that bad.

47:44 Speaker 11: And you know, if you've lived here for any length

47:46 Speaker 11: of time, you know it's winter. We'll deal with it,

47:48 Speaker 11: we'll handle it, we'll get through it. But at least

47:50 Speaker 11: the at least the worst part of this cold snap

47:53 Speaker 11: is going to be over relatively quickly. So and of course,

47:57 Speaker 11: you know, the show replays during the week, or you

47:59 Speaker 11: might listen to the podcast version of the show instead

48:02 Speaker 11: of listening live. And you know, all my predictions and

48:05 Speaker 11: my caustious optimism may turn out to have been for

48:08 Speaker 11: not so we'll see. But I'm trying to be trying

48:11 Speaker 11: to be positive. Don't get me wrong. I'm not looking

48:15 Speaker 11: forward to it. I'm not a winter guy. I like summer.

48:18 Speaker 11: I love summer. Actually I'm strange. Not only do I

48:21 Speaker 11: not mind the heat, I actually like the heat. I

48:24 Speaker 11: enjoy it. When it's ninety degrees outside, I think, I

48:27 Speaker 11: think that's just great. Even the humidity doesn't bother me

48:29 Speaker 11: that much. A dry heats always better. But even I

48:32 Speaker 11: can handle the humidity, you know.

48:34 Speaker 12: But I mean, if it ever.

48:36 Speaker 11: Starts to feel too oppressively hot in the summer. I

48:38 Speaker 11: just I think about winter and how much I don't

48:41 Speaker 11: like the cold, and then it's like I can deal

48:42 Speaker 11: with this. You can handle the heat. So I think,

48:45 Speaker 11: what we're gonna do right now, We're gonna seek one

48:47 Speaker 11: more track in this hour before we take a break

48:51 Speaker 11: and show some love to our amazing sponsors here at

48:53 Speaker 11: WM and H. But I want to play this track

48:55 Speaker 11: from Rivia, one of my favorite bands that we've had

48:59 Speaker 11: on the show, and this is the newest single, something

49:01 Speaker 11: in the Water. I think it's been out for a

49:02 Speaker 11: couple of months now, but we've played it on the

49:03 Speaker 11: show a bunch. But I still love this song. I

49:05 Speaker 11: listen to it now, I still love it as much

49:07 Speaker 11: as the first time I heard it. So we'll give

49:08 Speaker 11: this a spin, and then we will take a break

49:10 Speaker 11: and show some love to our amazing sponsors. When we

49:12 Speaker 11: come back in the second hour. For those of you

49:14 Speaker 11: listening live, we're gonna be joined by Dale, the bassist

49:17 Speaker 11: for the Puncturists. I think he's the only band member

49:20 Speaker 11: joining us, although I'm not sure, but as a as

49:22 Speaker 11: a bass player myself, you know, if I have to

49:24 Speaker 11: choose anybody in the band, I'm gonna choose a fellow

49:26 Speaker 11: bass player, right, But I love the Puncturists. I listened

49:29 Speaker 11: to the whole album. It is so so good. So

49:32 Speaker 11: looking forward to talking with him. And then in the

49:33 Speaker 11: third hour, Brooklyn Mike is going to be joining us

49:36 Speaker 11: live in studio. He's going to bring his guitar and

49:37 Speaker 11: play and we'll talk and always always enjoy hanging out

49:41 Speaker 11: with Brooklyn Mike. We might even have a surprise. I

49:45 Speaker 11: won't but I won't say anymore during the third hour

49:47 Speaker 11: because the mayor may not happen, So I probably shouldn't

49:51 Speaker 11: even hint at it because without being confident that it's

49:55 Speaker 11: likely to happen, it's probably unlikely to happen. But we'll see.

49:59 Speaker 11: But Brooke and Mike will be here. Uh So let's

50:02 Speaker 11: give this a spin again. This is Rivia something in

50:04 Speaker 11: the Water and I love this song so much. And

50:07 Speaker 11: then we will take a quick break and then we'll

50:09 Speaker 11: be back with our number two new Marrow dose of

50:11 Speaker 11: Matt Connorton unleashed. There's plenty more to come. Don't go anywhere.

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51:05 Speaker 6: What you want to look free?

51:08 Speaker 5: Just as the Sultan.

51:14 Speaker 6: It's not.

51:17 Speaker 5: Always chasing something. You got to something in of you?

51:22 Speaker 5: Am I going on my way?

51:26 Speaker 21: Not want to hear the awful look that you never

51:29 Speaker 21: thought that you.

51:31 Speaker 18: I am lunch to you and all you'll my games,

51:39 Speaker 18: I mean all there's nothing for me.

51:41 Speaker 5: I So I don't want to tell Frick got up train?

51:50 Speaker 6: You want to look free?

51:52 Speaker 5: Just a cry the shelter.

51:58 Speaker 6: It's not that.

52:36 Speaker 5: I don't want to tie. I got about that train

52:42 Speaker 5: you away?

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