Matt Connarton Unleashed 1-31-26 hour 1

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Speaker 9: I've been looking forward to this. The band is Lemon Drink and the track is Patsy Kensett, and we are going to speak with Lemon Drink in just a moment. Welcome everybody. This is Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of WMNH ninety five point three FM and glorious but very very very cold Manchester, New Hampshire, on this Saturday morning, the last day of January, January thirty one, two twenty six.

Speaker 8: Welcome.

Speaker 9: Of course, we are live from the studios of wm and H ninety five point three FM, and you can stream the show from anywhere, go to mattconnorton dot com slash Live.

Speaker 8: We've got a great show ahead for you.

Speaker 9: We've got a couple of world radio premieres coming up in just a little bit, but right now we're gonna We're gonna open the show with our conversation with Lemon Drink. I've become a big fan in a short time because I really really love their sound and I think via Microsoft teams, I think we've got the whole band here.

Speaker 8: Let's see who is who is with us? Do we have Sophie, Kirsty, Lauren and Paul? Is everybody here?

Speaker 7: Hi?

Speaker 8: Hey, welcome to the show. Everybody welcome? And you are in Glasgow? Is that correct? Very very good?

Speaker 10: Is it?

Speaker 4: Now?

Speaker 8: What's the weather like there here? It is bitterly cold? Does it get cold there?

Speaker 11: Yeah, I don't know if it's colder than that abster, but it's pretty pretty cold.

Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, oh really, yeah, yeah, it's it's just been it's been absolutely brutal here. But but I love that track, Patsy Kensitt and uh. At the end of our conversation too, we're gonna play We're gonna play the earlier single, that Demon Child song that I love a lot. And there's another song too that I'll probably play later in the show that I really like A Drink for You. I listened to that one too and just love it. So everything that I've listened to I've really really enjoyed.

Speaker 8: But this is coming out. So the single is out Friday the thirteenth, Is that correct.

Speaker 11: That's right Gallentine's Day?

Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, excellent.

Speaker 9: Can you tell us about that song because I feel like this kind of a humorous theme there with the lyrics. Tell us about Patsy Kensitt and also to it. I'm curious why why you chose this for a single. It's a great track, but I'd like to know the relevance of it in your world.

Speaker 4: Sure.

Speaker 11: So, yeah, it was one of the first songs that me Sophie and Kirsty Casey interchangeable use of names.

Speaker 3: I wrote.

Speaker 11: Actually, so we wrote it years and years and years ago, and we started with the bridge, which is if anyone's written a song knows that that's a really odd place to start with the songs.

Speaker 12: But we used to.

Speaker 11: So my mum had been seeing this guy and he was just like comedy Gold on Twitter. He was just he was the worst in real life.

Speaker 13: So we just used to.

Speaker 11: We didn't so I, me and Christie used to go on his Twitter formerly known as Twitter, Yeah, and just like laugh at his tweets because they were so unself aware and hilarious. But one of the I do is he used to just randomly retweet selfies of Patsy Kensit without any context. Really yeah, very odd behavior. And he did lots of other very funny stuff on Twitter. But that's where the lyric about Pat's kens It came from. As Yeah, we just it was like every fourth or fifth tweet was just like a retweet of a selfie the Patsy Kensit had tweeted, which is odd.

Speaker 11: But yeah, So we'd written the bridge years ago. It took a long time to then try and get into what the song would actually be about, because just written a song about him felt it was just very niche and too specific. But once we kind of hit onto the theme of just people, but mainly men who are you know, big egos just like to take up the full room with their own self importance. And when someone you know starts dating a person like that, it means that they unfortunately have to be you have to then also spend them on by not through choice.

Speaker 11: So it's that's the kind of wider theme of the song. And once we kind of got into that more relatability. So when because we wrote this long before Paul and Lauren joined the band in our previous rummer Harry as well, and I think once we brought that theme to the rest of the band it came about quite quickly because everyone knows someone like that, you know, everyone unfortunate experience at least once in their life of being around a person like that, So after that it came together quite quite quickly.

Speaker 11: So and yeah, and that's also why it's called Patsy kensit just because over here in the UK she is a bit of an icon. So and that because obviously was the catalyst of the whole song that, and you know, we did take the songs of bit Teeky and Playful, so it just felt absolutely not that should be the name of the song as well, even though it's technically nothing to do with or about Patsy, not about Patsy Genzy.

Speaker 9: Sure sure, yeah, I mean, and there's other examples of that in music, like you know, Rosa Parks by Outcast has nothing nothing to do with Rosa Parks for example. But but so I have to know though, So the person who inspired the song, or at least the you know what what the song initially was, are they still in your life in any way?

Speaker 11: No, no good. That's why I think as well, it became the right moment to do it, obviously, if I think, until they very thankfully broke up, I think it just like would have been a bit too close to home. But luckily, you know, they're long, long, long gone. So yeah, I'm that she knew, so that she was okay with doing it.

Speaker 8: Well she she probably uh, she probably gets a kick out.

Speaker 11: Of it, right, Yeah, she really enjoyed hearing it for the first time.

Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, no, that's really cool. That's really cool. So I mean, this, this sound of yours, I mean, it's sort of, you know, kind of dreamy. You probably hear that word a lot, you know, kind of that that sort of dream distorted.

Speaker 8: Type of sound.

Speaker 9: And it seems to be the other songs I think have kind of a similar vibe. I mean, but the band has been around for a while, right, And I'm curious if if the if you're a coach to this has kind of changed over the years. It sounds like the lineup has been pretty stable, right, You've had you did have a different You said you had a different drummer at one point.

Speaker 14: Yeah, we.

Speaker 11: Oh, I need to learn.

Speaker 12: Yeah, we had the same drummer for a really long time. I think you guys put it out with him, didn't you, Sophie and Kirsty before I joined, And he left recently to be a dad. He's such a good dad. He's got a little boy, so understandably he's dedicating as time to that. Then we had a couple of successive drummers briefly, but we've we settled on someone that we think is the right fit now, which is nice because it means we've got that stability to get cracking again. But yeah, that Paul is a relative.

Speaker 12: Well the public to the public that yeah, but yeah, that's been a pretty seamless kind of transition ad in Poland because he's really good at what he does, and I think has really enhanced everything that we do, the older songs, new songs that we're writing. Yeah, I think that's really helped us kind of, I don't know, just kind of easily find a sound that feels natural to us. And we're kind of finding that we're writing things that we think, oh, actually, yeah, that does kind of line up with that that we've written all this and it's we can feel a progression in ourselves.

Speaker 9: Which is nice, you know. Yeah, yeah, no, that's excellent. And then what's kind of the live situation there are are you doing a lot of shows? Are you touring at all? What's what's going on with that? Because I bet these songs sound really good live, I would imagine, yeah, I.

Speaker 11: Mean, we like think that they do. I think, yeah, I think just because of all the the drummer changes and kind of getting everyone up speed. Like unfortunately we've not been able to play live shows for a little while. But that's us now full five key stable line up and ready to hit the ground. So we've got a headline show to launch a single on the twentieth of March at a really great venue in Glasgow called mccool's, really old established venue, independent important especially for the Scottish and British.

Speaker 11: Independent venues are really important support. And then after that, yeah, the whope is tours, you know, more more gigging. We just were ready to kind of yeah, as you say, let people hear them live because I think we do have this fun, raw, energetic quality that you know, you just hearing them live, you know, you get that better than anything.

Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, now I can imagine absolutely. And then now, is this is the single part of an upcoming EP or what's the situation there. There's so many different ways to release music now, in so many different strategies. But do you have an EP coming up that this is going to be on?

Speaker 11: This one is a standalone so we're launching Patsy. So Patsy I think made sense to do as a standalone single because this it definitely hints at the music that's to come. I think the sound if you listen kin of our original stuff and then this it does feel like a more mature, elevated kind of sound than what where we've come from and definitely hints at what's to come. But the sort of that sort of like vintagey, nostalgic kind of sound probably sits alone with Patsy, but that dreamy, sassy qualities definitely.

Speaker 11: You can definitely hear that in the other songs to come. So loads of songs kind of ready to go, but Patsy just forms part of her own own kind of special universe.

Speaker 8: Okay, interesting, and I was reading too. Is this correct?

Speaker 9: So that you recorded that with Andy Monahana from Santa's Name, Correctly, that's correct, but.

Speaker 8: Only the single, right, the previous singles you did not record with him? Correct?

Speaker 11: He mixed Demon Child, so the Child we recorded, Yeah, so we recorded that at the Chunky studios, so he didn't engineer and record that with them, but he did mix it for us. So that final sound, the final kind of recording of Demon Child, we worked for Andy on. So that's why we knew we really wanted to do a song from start to finish with him. Oh excellently, cats, because he is he is great. What he does, he's fantastic, and he's just he's a really good guy. And you know, we're big fans of Frightened Rabbit as well of course.

Speaker 11: So yeah, it was a real dream working with him. So it was great.

Speaker 9: It was so as far as EP, is your plan to work with him on that as well or are you gonna or is that going to be a different direction or do you know yet? I don't know if you've started working on it yet, but.

Speaker 11: We don't know yet. I think that's the thing we've got. All of the songs are kind of still at the demo stages and then all of that still to be worked out. But yeah, plans are foo, which is exciting.

Speaker 8: Yeah, that's good.

Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean he definitely captured something here, so that's great. Although I have to tell you that song I really love is it a drink for you or a song for you?

Speaker 10: Oh?

Speaker 8: A song, a song for you? I really like that one a lot too. I'm gonna I'm gonna try to sneak that one in later as well. Yeah, really really good. Yeah, and I think too. So the debut EP Better Run. When did that come out? Was that four years ago?

Speaker 11: Yeah? That was twenty twenty. Unfortunately it came out I think four days before the UK locknin Sorry time of life not great.

Speaker 3: Yeah, that was I think.

Speaker 11: Yeah, we played our EP launch show on the Saturday, so it came out on the Friday. He launched some on the Saturday, and then Lockdown UK and I think started on the Wednesday. So yeah, I think there was also like we'd held a super spreader event.

Speaker 12: Oh no, oh, yeah, it was nice to go out with a bit of a bang though.

Speaker 9: Yeah, this is this has been such a consistent thing that comes up on the show over the past several years. Is so many artists who you know, either just released something or they were about to go on a big tour or something right before everything just went to hell.

Speaker 12: It's nice to see that people are still kind of trying to come back though, Yeah, which is you know, tenacity is the key I think with these things, and it's really great to see that people still, you know, tried to keep making music and yeah, yeah, derail them.

Speaker 9: Well, I've always said I always say too, you know, when the subject comes up. The pandemic was awful, obviously, but we have to find these silver linings where we can, and I think one of the one of those few silver linings is a lot of musicians found new ways to kind of be creative and and find ways to or find ways to collaborate with others online. You know from a distance. The technology to do that was all already there, but not everyone necessarily was embracing it. And I think people were forced to embrace it in ways that they hadn't before.

Speaker 9: So so that's that's a good thing. And and so a lot of people, you know, it couldn't really tour, but you could still make music and and uh and a lot of a lot of great, great stuff came out musically from that. So but yeah, so so what ended up happening? So so right before so you played that show and then everything shuts down. But from what I was reading online, I mean you still had some success with the EP, right in terms of placement and and airplay and so forth.

Speaker 11: Yeah, it was really well received, and I just the unfortunate thing is not being able to obviously what you want as a band. Right, we were on a really good you know, grassroots you know, getting getting getting somewhere. It felt really good. And then obviously what you want when you release an EPs to then launch that into tours and playing lots of shows and getting really good support slots. And just unfortunately that none of that could happen. So it was as music. It was well received, but we couldn't really capitalize on it, and because it was our DEBP, it was tricky because it just meant there was so little to like work with.

Speaker 11: Did a follow up single, Demon Child, and that's why we ended up doing this as a standalone again, just try and keep some sort of momentum going. And I think that did even better than the EP because by that point it was twenty one, but still in Scotland and the UK again, gigs weren't still really happening. It was still very much kind of pandemic ye vibes. So again that did really well and was well received, but we just haven't been able to, you know, off the back of those, We just weren't able to do that.

Speaker 11: The dream scenario of getting tours and booking shows and getting that kind of more you know, the real world Stuff's why you'd do it. You like putting up music, but you put up music so that you can actually play in front of people.

Speaker 8: Right exactly.

Speaker 9: Yeah, So it must be wonderful to really be in a position now where you know you continue to have all this. You know, you clearly have a lot of momentum here and to be able to finally really do everything and you know, try to fulfill the full potential for the band in terms of I mean, like I said, it sounds great, but to be able to get out there and play and do all the things you know, obviously, I'm sure. I'm sure you want to do a lot to support the single Patsy Kenstt, which is great and I do love it even more now that I know the story behind it, because because what you said is true, we all know people like that.

Speaker 9: So I think it's highly relatable.

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Speaker 9: Them Absolutely, absolutely, one hundred percent. I have eleven or twelve that I can think of. But but Americans are we're a bit narcissistic over here.

Speaker 8: So well, so where should people?

Speaker 10: Oh?

Speaker 9: Actually, before I ask you that question too, I forgot to ask ask you one of the obvious questions Lemon drink?

Speaker 8: Where does the name come from?

Speaker 15: See?

Speaker 11: I really think you know it's funny we get obvious question, but we've yet to come up with a more interesting story.

Speaker 11: I don't know, Kirsty, you tell it.

Speaker 16: I mean, it's it's not a fantastic story. But me and Sophie were just out one night bar in Glasgow getting some Ameretto sours and they were perhaps the worst amaretto sours we've ever had. It was just they just squeezed some lemon and some amaretto into a glass. I was like, this is just a lemon drink. And then that's that was it, and we're like, great name for a band, and here we are.

Speaker 11: Like but also I think at that point it was like to in the morning, we're probably it maybe felt better, but the next day it's still stuck.

Speaker 12: So yeah, eight years later it stuck.

Speaker 8: So yeah, that's that's not such a dull story.

Speaker 17: I like it.

Speaker 9: That's a great name and uh and and here you are going strong with it, So that's that's wonderful. So in a moment, we're going to I'll let you all go and we're gonna play that track Demon Child, and I'm also gonna I'm also gonna sneak in a song for you because I love that one too. Uh, that's that's such a good song. I really really like that a lot. But where should people go online to keep up with everything that Lemon Drink is doing? Where should people go?

Speaker 11: I think all the usual places. We're on all the socials, so yeah, yeah, Instagram.

Speaker 16: Lemon Drink Band on most socials.

Speaker 8: Okay, Lemon Drink Band okay yeah.

Speaker 11: And Spotify as well, obviously get ready to stream stream our new our new single Patsy Kensit, so.

Speaker 9: Yeah, absolutely, and yet we'll remind people that comes out February thirteenth.

Speaker 8: Uh, any chance of a video for that, Yes.

Speaker 11: We're actually shitting it next week and we've got fun a fun concept that. So keep an eye on our our socials for for us releasing bits.

Speaker 8: Oh oh fantastic, can't wait to see that. That is wonderful.

Speaker 9: Well listen, Okay, so thank you all of course, Sophie, Casey, Lauren and Paul, thank you all so much for joining us this morning. We're gonna let you go. I'm gonna hit that track Demon Child, and I am going to play a song for you as well. But we will definitely do this again in the future as you're releasing new music. We'd love to have you back on. Like I said, I became a fast fan. I really like your sound and you know, and I like the dose of humor in this track too, or the track that we played earlier Patsy Kenswick.

Speaker 9: But and I wish you much success and we'll talk again soon, I'm sure. Lemon Drink thank you all so much.

Speaker 11: Thanks, thank you.

Speaker 8: Oh you got it all. Bye bye, take care. All right. That is Lemon Drink.

Speaker 9: We got all four members here and we're going to uh, we're gonna play this track. This is called Demon Child. This is a previous single, and I am going to play a song for you as well. And then after that, we've got a couple of world radio premieres.

Speaker 8: For you this week.

Speaker 9: And of course stick around if you are listening live on Saturday Day. In the second hour, BRSRS with us and in the third hour, Vice's Inc.

Speaker 8: We'll be with us.

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Speaker 9: Hey, everybody, this is my Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of WMNH ninety five point three FM on this very very cold Saturday, January thirty one, twenty twenty six. That is the new single from Lydia ready Stronger Together, from her new album that just came out, the full length. It is the title track the album is also called Stronger Together. And before that we heard the world I'm sorry. Not the world radio premiere necessarily, although it might be certainly the American radio premiere of the new Kyle Gordon track called Dead Oceans.

Speaker 9: Kyle Gordon, by the way, maybe I'll maybe, if I can, I'll fit this in. We played his previous single on the show called She Chose Me, and it literally was one of my favorite new songs of twenty twenty five. I might see if I can grab that really quick and fit it in. But what I'm going to do right now, because we do have time, I'm going to play one more lydia Ready track because they sent me two of them to play. She's got another song called just Be You, and we love Lydia Ready. She's been on the Sho Show with us a couple of times.

Speaker 9: She's delightful to speak with and very young, very early in her career, but I think she's gonna have a long and very successful career ahead of her. And we just really like, uh, I really like her whole vibe and just she's great. So I'm gonna go ahead and play this now too. This is one more lydia Ready single again. This is from the new release Stronger Together just came out. This is called just Be You, and well this is on I'm gonna see if I can grab that Kyle Gordon track too real quick. The uh uh she Chose Me, which I absolutely love, and we had Kyle Gordon on the show too.

Speaker 8: He's he's also amazing. So we have so many great guests from the UK. But uh yeah, this is Lydia.

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