Matt Connarton Unleashed 11-22-25 hour 2

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1:37 Speaker 1: Could I give some more? Maybe go again? Walking through

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2:29 Speaker 5: It's the night my mother.

2:47 Speaker 1: And we far from heaven into by the weather, just

2:51 Speaker 1: causing the funing escape. It's all the night.

2:56 Speaker 2: Find some day light voices that goats.

3:08 Speaker 6: Meat tie.

3:32 Speaker 7: Oh, that's another great track from Jamie Higgs. And we're

3:35 Speaker 7: gonna be talking with Jamie in just a moment. Welcome everybody.

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3:59 Speaker 7: November twenty second, twenty twenty five. And uh, let's see.

4:03 Speaker 7: I think we have Jamie on the line with us. Hi, Jamie,

4:05 Speaker 7: are you there?

4:06 Speaker 8: He muss, how about you?

4:08 Speaker 7: Hey, doing well? Welcome back to the show. It's great

4:10 Speaker 7: to have you back.

4:11 Speaker 8: Yeah, on you betty much. I'm glad to be back home.

4:14 Speaker 7: Absolutely so. I love that song We Talk. Of course,

4:17 Speaker 7: the last time we had you on, you just come

4:19 Speaker 7: out with Peace in Your Sound, which we are going

4:20 Speaker 7: to play again at the end of our conversation today.

4:23 Speaker 7: But I love I love this song We Talk. That

4:25 Speaker 7: is so good. Uh, everything about it is great. I

4:28 Speaker 7: love your voice, the production is great. Just a really

4:30 Speaker 7: really great track. And this is this is pretty new, right,

4:33 Speaker 7: this just came out.

4:36 Speaker 8: Yeah, I think it's a month or so old.

4:38 Speaker 7: Okay, okay, yeah, so so pretty new. What can you

4:42 Speaker 7: tell us about this about this song?

4:44 Speaker 8: Like, what is it?

4:46 Speaker 7: You know, it's I feel like there's some deeper meaning

4:50 Speaker 7: to the lyrics. But uh, and you know, when we

4:52 Speaker 7: had you on before, we talked a lot about the

4:54 Speaker 7: meaning of the lyrics a piece in your sound. But

4:55 Speaker 7: I'm curious about we talk what this song means to you.

5:02 Speaker 8: It is a deep one.

5:04 Speaker 7: Yeah.

5:06 Speaker 9: I've been with my wife now for ten years, married

5:12 Speaker 9: just over the year, but we've been together ten years. Yeah,

5:15 Speaker 9: and if you've been in a long term relationship, you'll

5:19 Speaker 9: know there's ups and dance, sure, and this was a

5:24 Speaker 9: song about one of the dance I was speaking to

5:27 Speaker 9: me mate, he was having a similar love with his

5:30 Speaker 9: girlfriend at the time.

5:31 Speaker 8: Yeah, and we're just.

5:33 Speaker 9: Saying, like we end up sitting up late talking and yeah,

5:37 Speaker 9: I was just thinking about how problems and we just

5:40 Speaker 9: we talked through them.

5:41 Speaker 7: Yeah.

5:42 Speaker 8: Yeah, that was like kind of the idea of the song.

5:45 Speaker 9: But I kind of wanted the song to finish unresolved,

5:51 Speaker 9: So you don't actually know whether they figured it out,

5:54 Speaker 9: so whether they broke up.

5:55 Speaker 7: Interesting yeah, interesting idea. Yeah, so this is a deeply

6:00 Speaker 7: personal one to you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, So I remember,

6:04 Speaker 7: I remember when we talked about Piece in your Sound.

6:06 Speaker 7: I mean that you know that that song was personal too,

6:08 Speaker 7: in the sense that from from what I recall from

6:10 Speaker 7: our conversation, it was about how, you know, finding you know,

6:13 Speaker 7: kind of finding peace in the chaos of life and

6:16 Speaker 7: and uh. But but this one obviously, but I think

6:21 Speaker 7: both songs are are highly relatable. This one is relatable

6:24 Speaker 7: because anyone who's been in a long term relationship, you know,

6:26 Speaker 7: you do go through your ups and downs and or

6:28 Speaker 7: even a short term relationship and uh uh, so I

6:32 Speaker 7: think this is very relatable as well. But when you

6:34 Speaker 7: when you write a song like this and then and

6:37 Speaker 7: then your wife here is it? Like what, I'm curious

6:42 Speaker 7: what the what the reaction is, I mean, does she

6:44 Speaker 7: like it or does she kind of say, oh, I

6:47 Speaker 7: don't know, this is uh a little much?

6:49 Speaker 8: Or what? Like?

6:50 Speaker 7: How does she respond to it when you present a

6:52 Speaker 7: song like this.

6:53 Speaker 8: To your Yeah, I fully get the nerves laugh today.

6:58 Speaker 9: I get it because I was sure how she'll be

7:01 Speaker 9: actively but she actually preferred it, Yeah, which I was

7:07 Speaker 9: surprised because I think Piecing sounds a better sort of

7:11 Speaker 9: song genetically. Well, I suppose anyone who understands that song

7:19 Speaker 9: kind of connects with it. So it's got because it's

7:23 Speaker 9: got that deeper meaning where piecing sounds a bit more.

7:27 Speaker 9: It's a bit more for everyone, right, we got more

7:32 Speaker 9: of a specific audience, and obviously because Tash and my

7:36 Speaker 9: wife knew where.

7:37 Speaker 8: To come from, I think she's just kind of related

7:39 Speaker 8: with it.

7:40 Speaker 7: Sure, But so she really likes this one.

7:43 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, it's a I'd say it's a better written.

7:48 Speaker 9: Song, okay in terms of songwriting perspective.

7:53 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah. Does she give you feedback like, like does

7:56 Speaker 7: she does she ever say, like, you know, I don't know,

7:59 Speaker 7: I would change the her or maybe do this differently,

8:02 Speaker 7: or does she just does she just kind of take

8:04 Speaker 7: it in and give you her her overall impression of it.

8:08 Speaker 8: She kind of just stays away from it, does she really?

8:12 Speaker 7: Yeah?

8:12 Speaker 8: Yeah, it's kind of.

8:14 Speaker 9: Like, well, that's like my outlet, Yeah, which is obviously

8:20 Speaker 9: why a lot of new songs come out personal.

8:23 Speaker 8: Yeah, it's like my it's like my personal therapy.

8:26 Speaker 7: Oh interesting, Yeah, yeah, now that makes sense. I'm also

8:31 Speaker 7: curious too, So the last time we talked, which that

8:34 Speaker 7: wasn't that long ago, but I think, tell me if

8:37 Speaker 7: I'm remembering this correctly, you were in the process of

8:40 Speaker 7: putting a band, because you you've been operating as a

8:43 Speaker 7: solo artist. But I think you were either in the

8:45 Speaker 7: process of putting a band together. You had put a

8:47 Speaker 7: band together. Am I on the right track with that?

8:50 Speaker 9: You are on the right track, mark, Yet I basically

8:54 Speaker 9: put a quick band together for a gig in the June. Yeah,

8:59 Speaker 9: and then and through likeate, July and August, it was

9:02 Speaker 9: a bit chop and changey and then now we've settled

9:07 Speaker 9: into a good band. Okay, yeah, quite consistent.

9:11 Speaker 7: No, okay, excellent. Well, like like when you when you

9:14 Speaker 7: talk about you know, some of the the problems with

9:18 Speaker 7: with putting the band together at first, like what what

9:20 Speaker 7: did you run into was it was it difficult to

9:22 Speaker 7: find people who just you know, were who could play

9:25 Speaker 7: well enough to pull these songs off live or what

9:28 Speaker 7: was you know, because I've been in bands, and I

9:30 Speaker 7: know there are a lot of different challenges, you know,

9:32 Speaker 7: when you're starting something kind of new, or you have

9:34 Speaker 7: people you know, you've got your established project and you

9:36 Speaker 7: have people you're bringing into it. Yeah, No, there's there's

9:39 Speaker 7: a lot of things that can that can come up.

9:42 Speaker 8: Yeah, No idea is that. I think the biggest thing

9:45 Speaker 8: for me is chemistry.

9:47 Speaker 7: Mm hmm.

9:49 Speaker 8: I think.

9:52 Speaker 9: If if you're a good guitarist, but you need a

9:54 Speaker 9: great guitarist. Yeah, but the chemistry is right, they can

9:57 Speaker 9: get better, true, So it's like the chemistry is kind

10:02 Speaker 9: of more important than the ability. Luckily, we seem to

10:06 Speaker 9: have struck gold and we have both chemistry and quality

10:11 Speaker 9: in our band.

10:12 Speaker 8: So yeah, any lucky.

10:14 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, that's that's excellent.

10:15 Speaker 1: Yeah.

10:16 Speaker 7: So how long has the It can't have been too

10:20 Speaker 7: long now, right, a few months that the current lineup

10:22 Speaker 7: has existed.

10:24 Speaker 9: Yeah, So I think we done maybe the last four

10:28 Speaker 9: or five gigs with the same band. Maybe maybe like

10:33 Speaker 9: one or two couldn't make it or something. So yeah,

10:37 Speaker 9: we've maybe like we've used Tom on basse for one

10:41 Speaker 9: gig and then Hardison who plays keyboard, he's missed two

10:47 Speaker 9: so gigs just.

10:48 Speaker 8: Because he's so busy. Sure, so part from that were

10:52 Speaker 8: pretty solid.

10:53 Speaker 7: Yeah, good good. Now do you feel like, how do

10:56 Speaker 7: you feel on stage with a band versus if you're

10:58 Speaker 7: if you're kind of doing the so thing? Because you know,

11:02 Speaker 7: to me, I mean just from my own experience, when

11:04 Speaker 7: you're when you're with the band, It's kind of the

11:05 Speaker 7: safety in numbers, right, Like you just you're all in

11:08 Speaker 7: it together, and it just feels like there's there's not

11:14 Speaker 7: as much that can you know, even if something goes wrong,

11:16 Speaker 7: you know, you're you're all you're all in there together.

11:18 Speaker 7: You're like a like a little army, a little battalion

11:21 Speaker 7: on stage. I mean, that's that's kind of how I

11:22 Speaker 7: always thought of it. But I'm curious how the how

11:24 Speaker 7: the transition has been for you, especially where you know

11:27 Speaker 7: these these players are coming in and playing your music

11:30 Speaker 7: that that you've created. I mean, do do you feel

11:32 Speaker 7: more confident with the band on stage or is it harder?

11:35 Speaker 7: In some ways?

11:37 Speaker 9: I think it was harder first because I was just

11:40 Speaker 9: so used to me and my guitar. You can you

11:43 Speaker 9: can kind of go where you feel yep yeap with

11:46 Speaker 9: the band, it's got to be a bit more structured

11:48 Speaker 9: and follow the music. Yeah, But now I've kind of

11:54 Speaker 9: settled into that. It's so much better.

11:56 Speaker 8: Oh good, I feel like Superman on stage.

11:59 Speaker 7: Yeah.

12:00 Speaker 8: It's like I don't know to describe, but I still

12:04 Speaker 8: love me acoustic gigs because.

12:06 Speaker 9: That's like intimate and personal and you can really like

12:11 Speaker 9: connect with the songs again.

12:13 Speaker 8: But then when I go live, I just feel like

12:15 Speaker 8: a show man with the big band.

12:17 Speaker 7: Oh that's cool, that's excellent. Yeah, but you're still doing

12:21 Speaker 7: some Are you still doing some solo acoustic gigs?

12:25 Speaker 8: Yeah, more so with Eddie.

12:26 Speaker 9: So Eddie's like re main guitarists and me and him

12:31 Speaker 9: kind of like do a few duet gigs where we

12:35 Speaker 9: just got with acoustics. So there's a local artist called

12:42 Speaker 9: Lewis Betty and he's actually moved out to Canada, okay,

12:47 Speaker 9: and he's done some he's done some big gigs over

12:49 Speaker 9: like Canada and North America and stuff, and we got

12:52 Speaker 9: to support him in Liverpool recently and we've just done

12:56 Speaker 9: being Eddie with the two guitars.

12:58 Speaker 8: I think it's like it's a good opening to a gig. Yeah,

13:01 Speaker 8: and we loved it.

13:02 Speaker 7: It was yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. I read something too

13:07 Speaker 7: about did you have you been performing or did you

13:09 Speaker 7: perform recently at a sports event?

13:14 Speaker 8: Yeah. So when Liverpool Football Club we won the league

13:20 Speaker 8: in May, yeah.

13:22 Speaker 9: I want to say it's what May and the day

13:25 Speaker 9: we were going to win the league, well we all

13:28 Speaker 9: assumed we were going to win it.

13:29 Speaker 8: Yeah, the new loads of the.

13:31 Speaker 9: Fans were going to lie in the streets before the game,

13:34 Speaker 9: so like increduce the players as they were coming in.

13:38 Speaker 9: Oh interesting, So the club, Yeah, the clubs have been

13:41 Speaker 9: good ideas put like a lot of music and as

13:43 Speaker 9: the coach was coming in, the team coach. Ye, so

13:47 Speaker 9: luckily they picked me. And there must have been ten, fifteen,

13:53 Speaker 9: twenty people. Oh wow, so we're all setting off fliers

13:58 Speaker 9: and yeah, all kinds.

14:00 Speaker 8: It was madness. See that was surreal.

14:04 Speaker 7: And then so you performed there with the band.

14:07 Speaker 8: No, that was just on the only me guitar.

14:09 Speaker 7: Oh my god, really in front of all those people?

14:11 Speaker 7: What what was that like? Was that I would think

14:14 Speaker 7: that would be a little bit scary. Well, I mean,

14:16 Speaker 7: you know, in a good way, but I mean, was

14:18 Speaker 7: it or how did you feel doing that?

14:22 Speaker 8: I wouldn't say scary.

14:24 Speaker 9: It was the sound system. I knew the sound system

14:26 Speaker 9: aren't going to be big enough, so it was like

14:30 Speaker 9: it was like anxiety. The anxiousness because of that. But

14:33 Speaker 9: the actual singing of the songs all that, I've done

14:36 Speaker 9: it every week, so that didn't really phase me. Sure,

14:40 Speaker 9: But what kind of ended up happening is I'll start

14:44 Speaker 9: singing one of the Liverpool songs and then the face

14:48 Speaker 9: few hundred thousand people start singing it, and then I

14:52 Speaker 9: could name myself and then the rest of the street

14:55 Speaker 9: will take over.

14:57 Speaker 8: Oh wow, like a wave.

14:59 Speaker 7: Yeah that sounds challenging.

15:03 Speaker 8: Yeah, but it was full like I once a kind

15:04 Speaker 8: of relaxed and thought, well, that's the way it is.

15:07 Speaker 10: Yeah.

15:08 Speaker 8: I just stopped a few times just watching them. Yeah,

15:11 Speaker 8: I'm getting.

15:13 Speaker 11: To do this.

15:14 Speaker 7: Oh wow, is there a video of that online on

15:16 Speaker 7: YouTube or anything. I'm curious to see that.

15:20 Speaker 8: I think there's a small video and we TikTok, but

15:22 Speaker 8: I've not seed a loft from And I said this

15:25 Speaker 8: to our manager recently. I was like, I've got all

15:27 Speaker 8: this lapool footage and I've never used it. Yeah, should

15:31 Speaker 8: swing at someone else.

15:33 Speaker 7: Yeah, that's uh yeah, I'm very very curious just to

15:37 Speaker 7: see that. Actually, that sounds like such a unique experience.

15:41 Speaker 7: Another thing I love.

15:42 Speaker 8: Look, I'll send you someone here. What's up?

15:45 Speaker 7: Well, I'm sorry, what did you say.

15:47 Speaker 8: I'll have a look on my phone. I'll send you

15:49 Speaker 8: someone what's up?

15:49 Speaker 6: Oh?

15:50 Speaker 7: Perfect? Yeah, awesome. I would love that. Yeah, I'd love

15:52 Speaker 7: to see that. I'd love to see that. Another thing

15:56 Speaker 7: I read too, that I wanted to ask you about

15:57 Speaker 7: so going back to piece in your sound for a moment.

15:59 Speaker 7: Is it's true it's up over one hundred thousand streams.

16:03 Speaker 8: No, it's all about fifteen thousand.

16:06 Speaker 7: Oh, fifteen thousand. Okay, No, that's still pretty good.

16:09 Speaker 8: It's still big for us.

16:10 Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, No, that's fantastic. Yeah, that's great. That song.

16:14 Speaker 7: I would imagine that goes over well live right.

16:18 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it's we play it on the Friday Saturday

16:22 Speaker 9: night and local bars and stuff.

16:24 Speaker 8: Yeah, and it goes down well. So it's a very clatchy,

16:29 Speaker 8: it's got upbeat feel.

16:31 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, it's cool. Yeah, no, I would imagine

16:34 Speaker 7: that's a lot of fun live. Now, what's kind of

16:36 Speaker 7: the so we talk obviously the newest single and then

16:39 Speaker 7: do you have another one on the way or what's

16:41 Speaker 7: what's kind of your future trajectory at this point?

16:45 Speaker 8: So yeah, so would in a little bit of a

16:48 Speaker 8: good position at the minute with.

16:52 Speaker 9: We've got a couple of big promoters kind of negotiating

16:56 Speaker 9: with us a bit.

16:57 Speaker 8: That's the right team.

16:58 Speaker 7: Oh good.

17:00 Speaker 9: So we've got one gig coming up on the fifth

17:04 Speaker 9: of December, and that's with like a big promoter in

17:08 Speaker 9: the UK called this Feeling, so that's kind of like

17:13 Speaker 9: a trial and hopefully we do well on that gig

17:17 Speaker 9: and then that opens a big door with them. We're

17:21 Speaker 9: also talking to I Love Live, which a massive in Liverpool,

17:26 Speaker 9: and we're looking at doing stuff with them next year.

17:29 Speaker 8: So we're just kind of putting an action plan together.

17:33 Speaker 9: So we're in the studio in January, we're sorting about

17:38 Speaker 9: doing three songs in like a couple of days and

17:44 Speaker 9: then that kind of sets us up for like most

17:46 Speaker 9: of the year because then you can like released once

17:49 Speaker 9: a February, one early summer, one late summer, and like

17:55 Speaker 9: that kind.

17:55 Speaker 8: Of sets you up for the year.

17:57 Speaker 7: Yeah. Do you have plans to put these into an

18:01 Speaker 7: EP or an album or or just doing singles for now?

18:05 Speaker 9: Again, we're sort of debating it, yeah, So there's a

18:09 Speaker 9: bit of a toss up between do you just release

18:12 Speaker 9: singles or do you release an EPH And you can

18:18 Speaker 9: kind of do it both. So we've put two singles out,

18:21 Speaker 9: we could put a third single out, yeah, and then

18:24 Speaker 9: when you do the fourth you release that as an

18:27 Speaker 9: EP with the four songs.

18:28 Speaker 7: Yeah.

18:29 Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm trying to get the best of both, but

18:31 Speaker 8: it's a let's ghost that at a minute.

18:34 Speaker 7: There's there's so many different ways to do it. I mean,

18:36 Speaker 7: that's that's one of the interesting challenges. You know, when

18:38 Speaker 7: I was growing up, I might have said this last

18:40 Speaker 7: time we talked, but when I was growing up, it

18:42 Speaker 7: was pretty pretty straightforward. You know, first single goes to

18:45 Speaker 7: radio four to six weeks before the album, and then

18:47 Speaker 7: the album comes out, and then if all goes well,

18:50 Speaker 7: you know, you do the second single and go from there.

18:52 Speaker 7: But now today, I mean, there's so many different ways

18:55 Speaker 7: to do it. And yeah, it seems like a lot

18:57 Speaker 7: of the guests that we've had recently their strategy is

19:00 Speaker 7: do a series of singles that do eventually coalesce into

19:02 Speaker 7: an EP or an album. But yeah, but there's no

19:06 Speaker 7: there's no shortage of different strategies you can use.

19:09 Speaker 9: So I think I think that's what most people try

19:11 Speaker 9: and do now, is keep releasing singles, hope and one

19:14 Speaker 9: of them kind of blows up a bit. Yeah, yeah,

19:17 Speaker 9: and then from nothing might get some sort of offer

19:21 Speaker 9: to go and record a full album.

19:24 Speaker 8: Something along them lines.

19:25 Speaker 7: Right right, yeah, absolutely, yeah, so many ways to do it. Well, Uh, Jamie,

19:30 Speaker 7: it's it's wonderful to talk to you this morning or

19:32 Speaker 7: I don't know what time it is there, it's probably

19:34 Speaker 7: is it afternoon.

19:35 Speaker 8: There, three o'clock in the afternoon, three o'clock in the afternoon.

19:38 Speaker 7: So wonderful, wonderful to talk to you this afternoon. It's

19:41 Speaker 7: great to have you back, and you know we'll do

19:42 Speaker 7: it again when when the next singles out. We'd love

19:44 Speaker 7: to have you back. I love what you're doing, and uh,

19:48 Speaker 7: in a moment, we'll finish the conversation with a piece

19:50 Speaker 7: in your sound. For those who who did not hear

19:53 Speaker 7: our previous conversation, though, can you because I part of

19:56 Speaker 7: this is just selfishly I want to hear it again

19:58 Speaker 7: because I love this song so my which, as you

20:00 Speaker 7: know from the last time we talked at absolutely adore

20:02 Speaker 7: the song. But what is this about again? For newer

20:05 Speaker 7: listeners who might not.

20:06 Speaker 9: Know, well, fairstly, thank you very much because I massively

20:11 Speaker 9: appreciate people let yourself support on the music for us,

20:13 Speaker 9: because if people don't, we might as well just stay

20:17 Speaker 9: in the plattice room, right, So we do appreciate it. Yeah,

20:22 Speaker 9: the song itself is kind of explainatory to my life

20:28 Speaker 9: because it's very loud and chaoto. But the more thoughts

20:33 Speaker 9: about it. I was like, everyone's so busy, Like there's

20:37 Speaker 9: so much going on in the world. I don't know

20:39 Speaker 9: whether it's always been like this or whether it's modern times,

20:41 Speaker 9: but it just seems crazy, so loud, and once I

20:46 Speaker 9: kind of just accepted it. I thought, you know what,

20:50 Speaker 9: I'm very lucky. I've got amazing wife, two beautiful kids.

20:54 Speaker 9: I'm a full time singer. Like that's like the dream.

20:58 Speaker 9: I'm like, once a kind of accepted, but I'm I've

21:02 Speaker 9: got piece in the sound.

21:04 Speaker 8: M h.

21:05 Speaker 7: Yeah.

21:05 Speaker 8: The song just kind of came from that. It's like,

21:07 Speaker 8: fine piece in your sound and you'll love life.

21:10 Speaker 12: M h.

21:12 Speaker 7: Yeah.

21:12 Speaker 8: Absolutely, obviously if you're here.

21:14 Speaker 9: In some of the lyrics, I kind of have voted

21:17 Speaker 9: a bit to me wife because it's like sort of

21:20 Speaker 9: makes it a bit love related.

21:22 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, it's more just about like find your piece

21:25 Speaker 8: in your sound.

21:26 Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, absolutely, No, I think that's uh. I think

21:29 Speaker 7: that's pretty relatable. A lot of us have chaotic lives,

21:32 Speaker 7: that's for sure. That's for sure. So we're gonna we're

21:34 Speaker 7: gonna hit that track in a moment. We'll let you go.

21:36 Speaker 7: But Jamie Higgs, again, thank you so much for joining us.

21:39 Speaker 7: I look forward to the next single and and and

21:41 Speaker 7: talking to you again and keep up the great work.

21:43 Speaker 7: We're we're really big fans over here, so so we.

21:46 Speaker 9: Thank you very much, Matt, absolutely thank you to everyone

21:49 Speaker 9: listening as well, really appreciate it.

21:51 Speaker 7: Absolutely. All right, we'll let you go. Jamie Higgs, thank

21:54 Speaker 7: you so much and we'll we'll talk to you soon.

21:56 Speaker 7: Take care, jeers, Mat, thank you all right, bye bye,

21:59 Speaker 7: all right. That is the great Jamie Higgs. And without

22:02 Speaker 7: further ado, we're gonna hit this track. I love this

22:04 Speaker 7: so much. Uh, this is this piece in your sound. Bye,

22:08 Speaker 7: Jamie Higgs.

22:43 Speaker 4: This seems like so sometimes it's loud, caddie, what's going on?

22:49 Speaker 1: So calm me skin man, well p say sound mean sound.

23:01 Speaker 5: So it's like a joke.

23:04 Speaker 1: Never you men, don't beat no strange eyed singing my

23:09 Speaker 1: end and sing me high up.

23:12 Speaker 4: High asking men when you sign.

23:18 Speaker 6: Shil wound B, sing your.

23:24 Speaker 3: Sound where you row all it's like y'all song as

23:28 Speaker 3: me how round that high stound me singing sound.

23:33 Speaker 1: Where you round?

23:34 Speaker 10: It's like y'all song as me.

23:36 Speaker 1: I on the crowd at beside.

23:39 Speaker 13: A round and sing loud B saying.

23:42 Speaker 1: Inside shoe shot.

23:58 Speaker 14: So do you get it.

24:00 Speaker 4: I'm in love it. You style, It's like a magic

24:05 Speaker 4: out of the high boding rabbit feeling the sky's just

24:11 Speaker 4: so majestic. Disbery sound e sound.

24:19 Speaker 3: Sound found PC you sounding round, It's like your song.

24:29 Speaker 6: As me growl that foul be sing your.

24:33 Speaker 3: Sounding loud, It's like your song as me eye of

24:38 Speaker 3: the growl.

24:39 Speaker 1: Every tide around the same love p s your side, shud.

24:52 Speaker 6: Shine foul piecing yourself when you round, it's like your

25:09 Speaker 6: song gets me high off the grown and found piecing

25:14 Speaker 6: your sound and you round, It's like your song.

25:17 Speaker 3: Gets me high off the grown every time you're around.

25:21 Speaker 1: The single loud PA saying.

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36:23 Speaker 7: Oh that is so good. I love that.

36:25 Speaker 8: I love that.

36:26 Speaker 7: The name of the track is my prettiest mistake. The

36:28 Speaker 7: band is Ath and we've got Adam Hughes from Ath

36:31 Speaker 7: with us. We're gonna speak with him in just a second.

36:33 Speaker 7: Welcome everybody. We are, of course enjoying our number two.

36:37 Speaker 7: We're about a little more than halfway through our number two.

36:39 Speaker 7: Numaradosa Matt Connerton unleashed on this Saturday. If you are

36:43 Speaker 7: listening live November twenty second, twenty twenty five, here from

36:47 Speaker 7: the studios of WMNH. And let's go go ahead and

36:50 Speaker 7: get that mic up and get Adam on the line

36:51 Speaker 7: with us. Adam, can you hear us?

36:53 Speaker 8: Hey?

36:54 Speaker 22: How's it going? Man?

36:55 Speaker 1: Good?

36:55 Speaker 7: Good, Welcome to the show.

36:56 Speaker 8: Now.

36:56 Speaker 7: Is anyone else from the band with you or is

36:58 Speaker 7: it just you?

37:00 Speaker 15: Sadly?

37:03 Speaker 7: That's all right, No, We're happy to have you here.

37:05 Speaker 7: I love that song so much. That is so good.

37:09 Speaker 7: And I did listen to some other stuff too from

37:11 Speaker 7: the band. Uh, great, great stuff, thanks man.

37:16 Speaker 8: Thanks.

37:16 Speaker 7: By the way, so I'm looking at I was gonna

37:18 Speaker 7: ask you, uh, where the name at H comes from?

37:20 Speaker 7: And I'm looking at your name and noticing your middle name,

37:23 Speaker 7: by the way, you and I have the same middle name, Thomas,

37:25 Speaker 7: And I'm wondering is that yeah? Yeah, so we have

37:28 Speaker 7: something in common. I'm wondering, is that where the name

37:30 Speaker 7: comes from? At You are at H in effect?

37:34 Speaker 5: Yeah?

37:35 Speaker 11: Something, it's yeah along those lines. You started off as

37:39 Speaker 11: a solo project.

37:40 Speaker 7: Ah, yes, that seems.

37:43 Speaker 11: When when the lads joined in, that's that's when we

37:45 Speaker 11: decided we're gonna put it down to a H instead

37:50 Speaker 11: not just me.

37:50 Speaker 7: Oh, I got you. That seems to be a trend lately,

37:52 Speaker 7: it's funny.

37:53 Speaker 3: Uh.

37:53 Speaker 7: I don't know if you heard. In the previous segment

37:56 Speaker 7: I talked with Jamie Higgs and other great artists from

37:58 Speaker 7: from the UK, and yeah, he was telling me about how,

38:02 Speaker 7: you know, he started out as a solo artist and

38:03 Speaker 7: now he's you know, he's put a band together. He's

38:05 Speaker 7: still performing as Jamie Higgs, but but he's got a

38:07 Speaker 7: band with him, and that that seems to be the trend.

38:10 Speaker 12: You know.

38:11 Speaker 7: Uh, the sole artists, songwriters, they get a little lonely,

38:15 Speaker 7: I think works.

38:16 Speaker 11: Yeah, I think I think there's usually one person who

38:20 Speaker 11: starts it off yep, and you bring people around you

38:24 Speaker 11: to help you play live usually and then and I

38:28 Speaker 11: turned into such a collaborative process that I thought we

38:32 Speaker 11: should just be a band and we're better as a

38:35 Speaker 11: collective rather than me just on my own.

38:39 Speaker 7: Well that's that tells you too, that you've really got

38:41 Speaker 7: something there, right when you when you have something that

38:44 Speaker 7: sort of happens organically like that, you know, you put this,

38:46 Speaker 7: you put this group of people together to play your

38:48 Speaker 7: songs and then it ends up being so good you're like, oh,

38:50 Speaker 7: we should just make this a band. I mean that

38:53 Speaker 7: that's pretty cool. So was that not your intention originally, Like, like,

39:00 Speaker 7: had that not happened, had that not gone as well

39:02 Speaker 7: as it was, do you think you'd still be a

39:04 Speaker 7: solo artist.

39:07 Speaker 22: I don't Yeah, maybe, I don't know. I wouldn't have

39:10 Speaker 22: given up on music.

39:11 Speaker 7: Yeah, of course, never give up on music. Yeah, you

39:14 Speaker 7: never know.

39:14 Speaker 22: Where life takes you. Out of hope. That was in

39:19 Speaker 22: a band. I always think.

39:21 Speaker 11: I always think the process of music is but as

39:24 Speaker 11: a collective rather than a singular person.

39:27 Speaker 10: Yeah.

39:28 Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, so I'd always like to be with other people.

39:32 Speaker 11: Plus I'm not that good man.

39:37 Speaker 13: What was it?

39:38 Speaker 6: Uh?

39:39 Speaker 16: Was it easy?

39:39 Speaker 7: It sounds like for you because some people struggle with this.

39:42 Speaker 7: It sounds like for you though, it wasn't that difficult

39:44 Speaker 7: to kind of let go a little bit and open

39:46 Speaker 7: yourself up to that. Because some people can't do it.

39:48 Speaker 7: Some people say, you know, I've got these songs that

39:50 Speaker 7: I've written, and these are my songs, and if you're

39:53 Speaker 7: coming in, you're going to perform them my way. But

39:55 Speaker 7: these are my songs, and and people are some people

39:57 Speaker 7: are very protective sort of of their work that way.

40:00 Speaker 7: But it sounds like for you it wasn't really difficult

40:02 Speaker 7: to open up.

40:04 Speaker 11: No, absolutely, no, I mean that takes like great pride

40:09 Speaker 11: and all the stuff that we're doing right now, especially

40:12 Speaker 11: that it's all written by me.

40:14 Speaker 22: Yeah, but there's there's an album.

40:16 Speaker 11: With I don't care.

40:18 Speaker 22: I don't care, I couldn't come.

40:20 Speaker 11: I'd like I'd like people to hear my ideas and

40:22 Speaker 11: the projects that I couldn't care if it's my face

40:27 Speaker 11: on it or if I stood at the back of it.

40:30 Speaker 22: That's like making music.

40:31 Speaker 7: Man, that's excellent.

40:32 Speaker 21: Yeah.

40:32 Speaker 7: Yeah, you don't have your own ego getting in the way,

40:35 Speaker 7: which is good because.

40:36 Speaker 11: Some if I definitely do, probably do let where you

40:41 Speaker 11: go take over a little bit sometimes.

40:44 Speaker 22: Really Yeah, I mean I think.

40:47 Speaker 11: Everybody in music you've got to have a bit of

40:49 Speaker 11: any ego. You've got to have a bit of pride

40:51 Speaker 11: about it that you're doing.

40:53 Speaker 7: Yeah, so throwing but but but it's not. At the

40:57 Speaker 7: same time, it's not getting in the way.

41:00 Speaker 22: Yeah, it's not. It's not getting in the way. I'm

41:02 Speaker 22: just I let it. I let it do his thing,

41:05 Speaker 22: I guess.

41:06 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, absolutely absolutely So how long how long has

41:10 Speaker 7: ath officially been a band? It has it been less

41:12 Speaker 7: than a year? It seems like it's kind of new, right, Oh.

41:15 Speaker 22: Yeah, I guess it would be the first eighty H gig.

41:22 Speaker 22: It's been about eight prol.

41:23 Speaker 7: Maybe oh wow, oh no, oh no sorry June okay,

41:30 Speaker 7: oh yeah so really really not that.

41:32 Speaker 22: Long headline gig.

41:34 Speaker 7: Wow.

41:34 Speaker 11: When we decided we're going to cement it as at

41:37 Speaker 11: H the band rather than Adam Thomas Hughes and the.

41:40 Speaker 7: Band, Yeah, so you're off. You're off to a very

41:43 Speaker 7: strong start, that's for sure.

41:44 Speaker 22: Thank you, Thank you man.

41:45 Speaker 7: Absolutely. Now, as as these members have come into the band,

41:49 Speaker 7: are they also contributing to the songwriting as you go forward?

41:52 Speaker 7: Or is that is that still more just you? Or

41:54 Speaker 7: how does that work?

41:56 Speaker 22: There's there's no rules.

41:57 Speaker 11: There's there's no rules, man, there's We've got to the

42:02 Speaker 11: backing guitarist, Paddy He He's wrote a song that I

42:07 Speaker 11: think will end up being one of an an eighty

42:10 Speaker 11: hate song. And I've got no bums or anything, you

42:14 Speaker 11: know what I mean. I'm not going to let that

42:17 Speaker 11: bother me because I want to be a song right.

42:19 Speaker 9: Yeah.

42:20 Speaker 11: If it's a good song man, we're going to do it.

42:23 Speaker 11: But so far it has just been me who wrote

42:26 Speaker 11: the lyrics and melodies usually Yeah, but I don't care

42:31 Speaker 11: going forward.

42:33 Speaker 8: I noticed.

42:33 Speaker 22: I guess I'll just bring some ideas.

42:35 Speaker 7: Yeah. No, that's great. I noticed too. Now tell me

42:39 Speaker 7: if I'm if I'm right about this? Uh looking at

42:42 Speaker 7: looking at the backgrounds of the members of the band,

42:44 Speaker 7: are you guys all like majors in music at university?

42:50 Speaker 12: No?

42:54 Speaker 11: Kind of kind of okay, kind of we've got I

42:57 Speaker 11: think most of the lads are studying or did study

43:01 Speaker 11: at university something to do with music.

43:04 Speaker 7: Okay, Yeah, that's what I thought. Yeah, so that's interesting.

43:08 Speaker 7: So you're all, I mean, you all know what you're doing.

43:10 Speaker 7: You know, you're not you know, I mean you're not

43:14 Speaker 7: You're not just dabbling in this like you you know,

43:16 Speaker 7: you're at a young age. You're you're all pros. Like

43:19 Speaker 7: you've got some some actual education in music, which is great.

43:23 Speaker 21: Yeah.

43:24 Speaker 22: I definitely don't flaunt that about that. I know what

43:27 Speaker 22: I'm doing.

43:28 Speaker 11: I'm a very basic intermediate player myself. But we've definitely

43:32 Speaker 11: got two or three of the lads in the band

43:37 Speaker 11: classically they know what they're on about.

43:40 Speaker 7: Yeah, so that really helps me. No, that's excellent.

43:43 Speaker 14: Yeah.

43:44 Speaker 7: And then so in terms of since you've played your

43:47 Speaker 7: first show as a band, you said that was in June.

43:50 Speaker 22: Right, yes, as a under the Ah collective. Okay, we

43:55 Speaker 22: did play a few shows before.

43:57 Speaker 8: That, oh.

44:00 Speaker 7: Gotcha? So now since then? I mean my impression is

44:04 Speaker 7: you've you've got a lot of momentum in a short time.

44:07 Speaker 7: Are you Are you playing out a lot? Are you

44:09 Speaker 7: doing a lot of shows?

44:10 Speaker 8: We have been.

44:11 Speaker 11: Yeah, we've been been shows every week every week, which

44:16 Speaker 11: our size and at the start of a musical project.

44:20 Speaker 11: I guess that is a little bit unheard of that

44:22 Speaker 11: you could be playing every week. But yeah, no, we're trying.

44:26 Speaker 11: We think love music's our favorite the music. Oh yeah,

44:31 Speaker 11: playing in front of people?

44:34 Speaker 1: Did you perform it?

44:35 Speaker 7: Tell me if I'm saying this correctly. Wigan or Wagon

44:38 Speaker 7: Warriors Rugby, Yeah, yeah.

44:41 Speaker 11: Yeah, we played at that stadium once for that was

44:46 Speaker 11: no longer will it is to open up a big

44:49 Speaker 11: match for them, which was a really big moment for us,

44:53 Speaker 11: one of the best Cakes have ever played.

44:54 Speaker 7: No kidding. How many people were at that? That must

44:56 Speaker 7: have been a big crowd, right for something like that.

44:58 Speaker 11: Yeah, I think the it was twenty to twenty two thousand,

45:04 Speaker 11: oh my god, yeah, tickets sold. I think when we

45:08 Speaker 11: were playing it was more like fifteen or sixteen. Yeah,

45:12 Speaker 11: but definitely it was still and you know what's crazy, man,

45:17 Speaker 11: it's I was far less nervous for that.

45:20 Speaker 22: Than plenty of the other gigs that we've done in

45:23 Speaker 22: front of fifty people.

45:25 Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I think I kind of understand. I mean, obviously,

45:28 Speaker 7: you know, that's a you know, playing in front of

45:30 Speaker 7: thousands and thousands of people at an event like that's

45:32 Speaker 7: a big deal. But I can kind of I can

45:34 Speaker 7: kind of guess. I mean, I'm curious to hear what

45:37 Speaker 7: you say, but I can kind of guess that maybe

45:39 Speaker 7: because when you're in a when you're in a in

45:41 Speaker 7: front of fifty people, that's just such a much more

45:43 Speaker 7: intimate thing.

45:44 Speaker 11: And yeah, I think every artist, so no matter how

45:48 Speaker 11: big or small you whoever you talk to, will say

45:51 Speaker 11: the same thing. When you play to fifty or one

45:53 Speaker 11: hundred people, it's so much more intimate, and you focus

45:59 Speaker 11: in on all the stuff that you'd do.

46:01 Speaker 22: In even more than when you plan in front of

46:04 Speaker 22: thousands of people.

46:05 Speaker 7: Yeah, and you know, and obviously you know there's people

46:12 Speaker 7: like if you're on stage, you look out into that

46:14 Speaker 7: into a small crowd and you can see people you

46:16 Speaker 7: actually know, and.

46:19 Speaker 11: You see the eyes looking at you and you see

46:20 Speaker 11: the eyes. Yeah, in thousands, it could just be a

46:24 Speaker 11: bit of a like a blur. It's just like a

46:27 Speaker 11: wall of stuff is in front of you.

46:29 Speaker 7: Yeah. I remember a long time ago reading an interview

46:32 Speaker 7: with Don Henley of the Eagles. He was talking about

46:35 Speaker 7: how when the Eagles first got really big, he would

46:37 Speaker 7: get terrible stage fright. So when because he was afraid

46:41 Speaker 7: of being in front of these big crowds, so he

46:44 Speaker 7: would intentionally, you know, he never really wore glasses, but

46:47 Speaker 7: he wouldn't put his contact lenses in because he was nearsighted.

46:50 Speaker 7: But he wouldn't put his contacts in before they went

46:53 Speaker 7: on stage because he didn't want to be able to

46:54 Speaker 7: see the crowd of people. So he'd be behind the drums,

46:57 Speaker 7: and to him it was like, yeah, he could of them,

47:00 Speaker 7: but he couldn't actually see them.

47:03 Speaker 22: Awesome.

47:04 Speaker 11: That's that's awesome, to be honest, I did something similar

47:06 Speaker 11: when I did most of My eyes are closed for

47:09 Speaker 11: most of the most of the show.

47:13 Speaker 7: Oh there you go, Yeah, there you go.

47:15 Speaker 11: It just happens. I think it's like a subconscious thing

47:19 Speaker 11: that I do. Yeah, it just closes because I start

47:22 Speaker 11: thinking about the music. I guess, and thinking about my

47:25 Speaker 11: playing and singing rather than thinking about who's staring at me.

47:29 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense. Also, see something here

47:34 Speaker 7: about the Deaf Institute in Manchester. Obviously that's Manchester, UK

47:37 Speaker 7: where in so no one's so none of our listeners

47:39 Speaker 7: are confused. We're in Manchester, yes of course. But and

47:43 Speaker 7: did you sell that out the Deaf Institute in Manchester?

47:46 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, the first iconic venue said that that was

47:50 Speaker 11: the first gig with first headline gig we did as

47:53 Speaker 11: a band and it was the best moment of my

47:55 Speaker 11: life so far.

47:56 Speaker 9: Wow.

47:58 Speaker 7: Oh that's incredible. That's incredible. So what is kind of

48:02 Speaker 7: the forward trajectory for you guys, because this is a

48:06 Speaker 7: subject that comes up all the time on the show,

48:09 Speaker 7: is talking about strategy in terms of releasing music and

48:13 Speaker 7: the cadence with which you release music. And I know

48:16 Speaker 7: you've got some singles, but did I read this correctly

48:19 Speaker 7: too that you've you've got a lot of things you've

48:21 Speaker 7: recorded that you haven't released yet. Is that true? Yeah?

48:24 Speaker 11: Yeah, we've got about we're sitting on We're sitting on

48:27 Speaker 11: a lot of music right now, to be honest to

48:29 Speaker 11: if you that we're ready to next year, there's going.

48:32 Speaker 22: To be a bit of a refresh with a t

48:35 Speaker 22: H where we.

48:38 Speaker 11: We go for a very not different sound, but we're

48:42 Speaker 11: a sound we're very happy and proud of. Yeah, and

48:45 Speaker 11: we're just waiting for the right moment to kick that off. Okay,

48:48 Speaker 11: think that's going to be January first. Oh, so we're

48:52 Speaker 11: excited for next year's.

48:55 Speaker 7: Do you know in terms of releasing that music as

48:57 Speaker 7: you do that in starting in January, the refresh as

49:00 Speaker 7: you put it, Uh, do you know is there going

49:02 Speaker 7: to be an album do you think? Or or is

49:04 Speaker 7: there going to be another series of singles.

49:06 Speaker 11: Or there'll be a series of singles first, and we're

49:11 Speaker 11: gonna we're gonna lead up to a big EP.

49:13 Speaker 22: That hopefully will be next year. Okay is the plant

49:18 Speaker 22: and I'm very very proud of it. I can't say

49:21 Speaker 22: much about the EP though right now.

49:23 Speaker 7: Okay, okay, understood, understood, Well, you gave us some clues.

49:27 Speaker 7: That's good, that's good.

49:28 Speaker 16: Yeah.

49:28 Speaker 21: Yeah.

49:30 Speaker 7: And then so the single, oh, let me well, actually

49:34 Speaker 7: let me ask you this. I'm going to kind of

49:36 Speaker 7: backtrack a little bit, you know, because because we did

49:38 Speaker 7: play the single, which I love, my prettiest mistake you've

49:41 Speaker 7: got other music online that I'm curious if this is

49:45 Speaker 7: actually from There's another track that I found of yours

49:48 Speaker 7: that I love called left Behind? But is that is

49:51 Speaker 7: that sort of pre band.

49:54 Speaker 9: Officially?

49:55 Speaker 8: Kind of? Yeah?

49:56 Speaker 7: Okay, Well, to be honest, all of.

50:00 Speaker 11: It was the last two Pretty Is Mistake and left

50:03 Speaker 11: Behind were made with the band, okay, but they were

50:07 Speaker 11: made when.

50:07 Speaker 22: It was a solo act.

50:09 Speaker 7: Oh okay.

50:10 Speaker 11: Whereas the stuff that's all been made for next year

50:14 Speaker 11: is all the band stuff.

50:16 Speaker 7: I gotcha.

50:17 Speaker 11: So yeah, but no, a very left behind kids kind

50:21 Speaker 11: of similar to what we're doing next year.

50:23 Speaker 7: Definitely, I'm sorry, Yeah, and and thank you. I the

50:26 Speaker 7: correct title title is left Behind Kid. I think that

50:28 Speaker 7: through the kid. The kid is in parentheses and the title,

50:31 Speaker 7: so in my mind, I just ignored the kid part.

50:34 Speaker 7: But left Behind that's a great song too. I think

50:37 Speaker 7: I'm probably going to play that at the end of

50:39 Speaker 7: our our segment. And also also I might sneak and

50:44 Speaker 7: uh you did? I found this on YouTube? You guys

50:47 Speaker 7: did a cover of Arizona by the by Wonder Horse

50:52 Speaker 7: and this is that The Barn Live Session. Now that's

50:55 Speaker 7: not a show that I'm familiar with, but is that a.

50:57 Speaker 7: Is that a YouTube show where they have musicians come

51:00 Speaker 7: in or what is the barn?

51:02 Speaker 1: The Barn is.

51:04 Speaker 22: Completely us. It's our rehearsal space.

51:07 Speaker 1: Is the Bard?

51:09 Speaker 7: Oh okay?

51:10 Speaker 11: Yeah, yes, So when we do some recordings in there,

51:13 Speaker 11: we like to call them the Barn sessions. If you're

51:15 Speaker 11: just this shed that we've turned into a studio, we've

51:19 Speaker 11: just named it the Barn and then you're going to

51:22 Speaker 11: see a lot more of the Barn next year.

51:23 Speaker 8: Definitely.

51:25 Speaker 22: We love the live stuff.

51:26 Speaker 7: That's fantastic. Yeah, because I also love this. I love

51:29 Speaker 7: the I might sneak this in too. I might play

51:32 Speaker 7: both of those at the end of our conversation if

51:34 Speaker 7: I have time, because I also love this. I'm not

51:37 Speaker 7: familiar with the band Wonder Horse.

51:40 Speaker 22: Oh man, you need to do it.

51:42 Speaker 8: Do it?

51:43 Speaker 11: Yeah, fucking when you get home tonight, put your headphones

51:46 Speaker 11: on and listen to their out of them.

51:48 Speaker 1: Where are they?

51:49 Speaker 7: Where are they from? Are they? Are they from over there?

51:52 Speaker 8: Yeah?

51:52 Speaker 11: They are UK acts, okay, from London and Cornwall. And

51:58 Speaker 11: I think you'll be into them if you like you

52:00 Speaker 11: a bit more grunge, punky rock.

52:04 Speaker 7: I guess yeah.

52:05 Speaker 11: It's been adopted into the indie scene really right now.

52:08 Speaker 11: But at the heart of it, it's punk and grunge okay,

52:13 Speaker 11: and they.

52:13 Speaker 22: Are possibly our biggest inspirations.

52:17 Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, I'll check them out because you guys did

52:19 Speaker 7: this cover of Arizona. It's really good, really good, really good. Well, Adam,

52:26 Speaker 7: that time does go quickly, but we will definitely have

52:29 Speaker 7: you back on in the future. I'd love to as

52:32 Speaker 7: ATH is releasing new music, we'd love to have you

52:34 Speaker 7: back on. Love what you're doing to love to really great.

52:40 Speaker 7: Before we let you go, Like I said, we're gonna

52:42 Speaker 7: hit this track, left Behind, another great song. But before

52:45 Speaker 7: we go, where's the best place for people to go

52:47 Speaker 7: online to keep up with everything that you guys are doing.

52:51 Speaker 11: I'd say everybody go and check out the Instagram. We're

52:54 Speaker 11: very on it with the Instagram. We're posting announcements for

52:58 Speaker 11: shows and music that's coming out.

53:01 Speaker 22: Okay, So it's official.

53:02 Speaker 11: At H on all social media platforms, and definitely check

53:07 Speaker 11: out the Instagram.

53:08 Speaker 8: Guys.

53:09 Speaker 7: Absolutely all right, we'll let you go for now. We're

53:11 Speaker 7: gonna hit this track. But Adam Hughes of at H,

53:14 Speaker 7: thank you so much, my friend, And like I said,

53:16 Speaker 7: we will definitely definitely talk again in the future, but

53:20 Speaker 7: absolutely as well. Oh that would be excellent.

53:23 Speaker 22: We'll jump over that side.

53:25 Speaker 7: Of the fantastic can't wait, can't wait? All right, Adam,

53:28 Speaker 7: we'll talk to you soon. Take care, see him on

53:31 Speaker 7: bye bye, all right. That is Adam Hughes from the

53:33 Speaker 7: band at h and as promised, let's give this suspend.

53:36 Speaker 7: This is another great song from them. This is called

53:39 Speaker 7: left behind Kid.

53:59 Speaker 23: Waiting yet be my faulty getting old of the way

54:04 Speaker 23: of all the world.

54:05 Speaker 8: It's on his.

54:06 Speaker 1: Mind whilst he's leaving.

54:11 Speaker 23: This sound avoiding reel loud, sivil child, that's the way

54:16 Speaker 23: he facts any use or foolish. It's a far for

54:24 Speaker 23: all the excusees. You gotta borrow the boys outside.

54:32 Speaker 5: Another night you need back sparks rides down to for

54:38 Speaker 5: you found high? Can way your finger at onto this

54:47 Speaker 5: proja straight y stand you'll find him the big high

54:53 Speaker 5: you can by.

54:55 Speaker 1: The side of this reel loud? Can I catch your

54:58 Speaker 1: break further sound on the blood side of a smile?

55:06 Speaker 13: He's in a file and who jos us come in

55:10 Speaker 13: and found?

55:12 Speaker 1: That's the way Betsy.

55:17 Speaker 23: An exuseys foolish, It's a fut for all the excuses

55:23 Speaker 23: you gotta borrow the boys some side.

55:28 Speaker 1: Another not far casting your.

55:32 Speaker 5: Eyes down to the flo you find him that can

55:40 Speaker 5: sway of fav I got onto this podcast see standle

55:46 Speaker 5: finding him.

55:59 Speaker 1: Man Another night Baseball Custo.

56:17 Speaker 5: Hides down to fall to finding High Cad s way

56:25 Speaker 5: and fake me Uto this part and see I stare

56:31 Speaker 5: you finding.

56:34 Speaker 1: High kid?

56:55 Speaker 14: This a space the song always Hansing desert dosed don.

57:04 Speaker 1: This Sup wins.

57:07 Speaker 14: Candle at the sip and no flame and this says

57:14 Speaker 14: fally nothing just disappearing.

57:23 Speaker 16: Where did you go to my love? Where did you

57:28 Speaker 16: go to my love? Where did you go to my love?

57:38 Speaker 1: Where di friends in that ever ta flowers?

57:46 Speaker 23: This supqueen the falls from Boston and it sings sad.

57:53 Speaker 1: Is what's your farm?

57:56 Speaker 5: She's beauty?

58:00 Speaker 1: Daddy sighs A.

58:05 Speaker 16: Where did you go see?

58:09 Speaker 24: Where did you don't see? Where did you don't? Sam

58:38 Speaker 24: Man s.

58:41 Speaker 5: Ordern't say from this side?

58:45 Speaker 1: Had short.

58:48 Speaker 16: Show where they turned out of the eyes?

58:53 Speaker 1: What's shot a name?

58:56 Speaker 5: Go sus stroke?

59:04 Speaker 1: Where did you come soon?

59:08 Speaker 16: Where did you go to my love?

59:13 Speaker 2: Where did you go to my love?

59:21 Speaker 1: Where did you go to my Where diy come Sup?

59:27 Speaker 5: Myleve? Where diy come su? Mile.

59:38 Speaker 1: Where did you go?

59:40 Speaker 11: Sup?

59:40 Speaker 5: My love?

59:43 Speaker 1: Everything sold in my love.

59:47 Speaker 5: Have hont you my love?