Matt Connarton Unleashed 11-8-25 hour 1

0:04 Speaker 1: You're listening to macconnorton Unleashed on wmn H ninety five

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0:11 Speaker 2: Right now. It's the world radio premiere of the new

0:14 Speaker 2: single from Eddie Singh and the thirty one Days. This

0:19 Speaker 2: is our America. Well, I don't know if you're honoring

0:24 Speaker 2: Why on earth we landed.

0:25 Speaker 3: Here with the struggle in the heartland, in.

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0:31 Speaker 4: We got politicians scream insanity, line Cole White truth right

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0:39 Speaker 2: Huddled around this liberty.

0:42 Speaker 5: Is this my Marriagel, This is my Marriagel.

0:47 Speaker 4: Shouldn't we stand tu together as one?

0:52 Speaker 6: This is my Mary, This is my Mary.

0:57 Speaker 2: If it is, then we ain't even close to done.

1:02 Speaker 7: We gotta take it to the city's We gotta take

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1:09 Speaker 7: tearing down all our hopes and dreams.

1:12 Speaker 2: I don't care if you're a Democrat.

1:15 Speaker 7: I don't care if you're out the States right, I

1:17 Speaker 7: don't care if you're independent.

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1:44 Speaker 8: We have not forgotten who we are. We are bound

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2:03 Speaker 6: So what is the truth? What is the truth?

2:08 Speaker 9: What is a Meica?

2:11 Speaker 4: Through and through?

2:13 Speaker 3: Will you just.

2:14 Speaker 8: Open your eyes?

2:16 Speaker 9: Will you just letter in?

2:19 Speaker 8: Because I hear the blowing of the wind.

2:24 Speaker 4: Maybe it was just a pink house. Maybe it was

2:28 Speaker 4: just a pink coat.

2:30 Speaker 8: Maybe we should.

2:30 Speaker 10: Try to go, Maybe we should take it so, maybe

2:35 Speaker 10: we should just have some fun.

2:37 Speaker 8: Maybe we were both.

2:38 Speaker 9: Born to run.

2:40 Speaker 8: Maybe we should just take a chance. What else, Maybe

2:44 Speaker 8: we should just get up and dance.

2:47 Speaker 5: Is this my mea is my Homey come whole.

2:53 Speaker 4: Of the brain and of the free?

2:57 Speaker 9: Is America?

3:00 Speaker 6: Or Mary? Come around?

3:04 Speaker 4: Miss Liberty?

3:06 Speaker 5: Who sarmery because some men para Mary?

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3:23 Speaker 11: praying to us to guide us clean down, Very Armery

3:32 Speaker 11: come every every eye.

3:34 Speaker 8: Every voice, every year.

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3:44 Speaker 12: To the Lord to guide us clean.

3:50 Speaker 1: You're listening to macconnorton Unleashed on WMN h ninety five

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3:57 Speaker 2: And now the world radio premiere. The new single from

4:01 Speaker 2: the March is appropriately called November.

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4:40 Speaker 7: Than there is no one here to say, but well ness, no,

4:47 Speaker 7: there's no stuff now as Kipdy rays.

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5:32 Speaker 7: inside what is behind us now? But we were not

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5:46 Speaker 4: Then when there is no one here.

5:49 Speaker 8: To say, but when this so, there's no there's no stop.

5:54 Speaker 7: Now asking fay raise m now, letting you pick up

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6:20 Speaker 8: The secondry saying the death in Alaska.

6:23 Speaker 7: The second knowledge, but I am got far as February

6:28 Speaker 7: performing now left here to pick up the pieces, everybody

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7:35 Speaker 13: It was.

7:38 Speaker 2: Changed and now the brand new single from Major Moment promises.

8:03 Speaker 3: I don't know if I should say yet. I don't

8:06 Speaker 3: want to make this worst.

8:10 Speaker 9: I don't know that for any.

8:14 Speaker 3: Have a time on replay yet I can see how

8:17 Speaker 3: much this.

8:18 Speaker 6: Hurt sip way the mount of job.

8:24 Speaker 3: I only heard now.

8:27 Speaker 9: I try to keep it on my telling person.

8:32 Speaker 3: I'm trying.

8:34 Speaker 6: We don't know the days I can't stay to my.

8:40 Speaker 9: I can chacket je, let me.

8:46 Speaker 12: Go, This me me.

9:00 Speaker 3: And that was sad and it was perfect. But in

9:03 Speaker 3: all the way you.

9:05 Speaker 11: Lie because somebody else.

9:11 Speaker 3: And I hope that it once worth it as you

9:14 Speaker 3: leave it all behind.

9:18 Speaker 6: Didn't know it sound so.

9:26 Speaker 4: Said, don't get you merchants much.

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9:47 Speaker 4: Chant che good this we made you change all but wants.

10:00 Speaker 6: Me to stay the same, And I think you should go.

10:05 Speaker 6: The dude can't.

10:06 Speaker 9: Play these games.

10:08 Speaker 6: You see don't transition.

10:09 Speaker 11: But I was on the cross of humid game, spine

10:14 Speaker 11: without gout, fining of flame.

10:23 Speaker 3: I tried to keep it, but it just pushed you.

10:29 Speaker 4: Across so many ms men.

10:31 Speaker 6: All of the things I think now.

10:35 Speaker 9: To I can chasing chose the jobs.

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11:12 Speaker 2: I didn't even want to talk over the end of it.

11:14 Speaker 2: The ending is so cool to that. That is promises

11:17 Speaker 2: the band is major moment. I love that track so much,

11:20 Speaker 2: brand new from them. Welcome everybody. This is Matt Connorton

11:22 Speaker 2: Unleashed and we are live from the studios of WM

11:25 Speaker 2: and H ninety five point three FM, Inglorious, Manchester, New Hampshire.

11:29 Speaker 2: Today is November eight two thy twenty five and I

11:33 Speaker 2: am not alone.

11:41 Speaker 12: Jenn.

11:45 Speaker 14: Good morning, Suntime.

11:47 Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning. Jenny is here, of course at

11:49 Speaker 2: the news table. You are present today. Yes, I did

11:52 Speaker 2: not forget you, not today. We've got some great guests

11:56 Speaker 2: we're going to introduce in just a moment, but we

11:58 Speaker 2: do want to remind everybody so tonight it's a big night.

12:01 Speaker 2: It is for you.

12:02 Speaker 14: Yes, yes, I have a couple of my pieces will

12:05 Speaker 14: be on exhibit at the Mosaic Art Collective Tonight is

12:09 Speaker 14: the opening for the All That Glitters Show. This show

12:14 Speaker 14: invited look artists to submit works that were no larger

12:18 Speaker 14: than twelve by twelve inches and all priced under four

12:21 Speaker 14: hundred dollars. This opening will start at four pm tonight

12:25 Speaker 14: and run until eight o'clock.

12:26 Speaker 15: There's going to be a.

12:27 Speaker 14: Gift wrapping station so you can actually purchase art from

12:31 Speaker 14: the walls and have it wrapped and ready as a

12:33 Speaker 14: gift for this holiday season. This is all about not

12:38 Speaker 14: just glittery is but what does this season mean to you?

12:42 Speaker 14: What does small works mean to you? What did that

12:44 Speaker 14: mean to the artists who submitted. Come check out all

12:47 Speaker 14: the amazing pieces that are going to be on exhibit

12:50 Speaker 14: tonight at the Mosaic Art Collective here in the Queen

12:53 Speaker 14: City at sixty six Hanover Street, Sweet two one. You

12:57 Speaker 14: will not regret your visit Odaic Artcollective dot com.

13:01 Speaker 2: Jenny and I'll be there so I come down and

13:03 Speaker 2: say hello and uh, let's see, I'm gonna get these

13:05 Speaker 2: mics on here because we have returning to the show.

13:09 Speaker 2: One of the members couldn't make it, but we've got

13:11 Speaker 2: congregation exs here. Welcome everybody.

13:14 Speaker 16: Hey, thanks for having us excited to be here.

13:18 Speaker 2: Good? Good, Yeah, so we've got let's see Parish, Jake, Alexandria,

13:23 Speaker 2: and Josh. I get it, Okay, nailed it bad with names.

13:26 Speaker 2: I've been doing this so long, I met so many people.

13:28 Speaker 2: I'm terrible with names.

13:29 Speaker 16: But yeah, I mean that was the first try. You

13:31 Speaker 16: killed it.

13:31 Speaker 2: So and Nevian is not here. Nevin's name is easy

13:34 Speaker 2: to remember because that's a name you don't hear all

13:36 Speaker 2: the time, you know what I mean? So is he

13:38 Speaker 2: the only Nevin all of you have ever met?

13:41 Speaker 12: Oh?

13:41 Speaker 16: Yeah, actually no, No, you knew.

13:46 Speaker 2: And Evan in high school. All right, all right, very good. Well,

13:49 Speaker 2: so you've got some new music, some studio tracks. I

13:51 Speaker 2: think the last time we had you on the show,

13:53 Speaker 2: if I remember correctly, you didn't have any studio tracks yet, right,

13:56 Speaker 2: you you played live because you didn't have any.

13:59 Speaker 12: Yeah.

14:00 Speaker 16: Great, But so we we came in and we did,

14:03 Speaker 16: like our whole five piece in here live and it

14:05 Speaker 16: was it was a really big fun thing. But recently

14:08 Speaker 16: we played a show that we actually live recorded and

14:12 Speaker 16: got some great tracks out of that that. Yeah, we'd

14:15 Speaker 16: love to share.

14:15 Speaker 2: Oh, excellent, excellent. So that's what These are the ones

14:18 Speaker 2: that we're hearing today. That's what these are from. And

14:20 Speaker 2: what did we say we wanted to start with was

14:21 Speaker 2: that have you ever? Have you ever? Have you ever?

14:23 Speaker 17: And this?

14:24 Speaker 3: And these?

14:25 Speaker 2: I think I remember that one right, you played that

14:27 Speaker 2: one live when you were here before we did actually, kay, okay,

14:30 Speaker 2: so this is now. Where were these recorded?

14:32 Speaker 7: So?

14:32 Speaker 16: These were recorded at a house show at the Amp

14:35 Speaker 16: in Barrington.

14:36 Speaker 2: Okay, yep.

14:37 Speaker 16: It was a part of the Harmonium Circuit, which is

14:39 Speaker 16: a really cool little house show circuit that we did

14:42 Speaker 16: over the summer.

14:43 Speaker 2: Oh interesting, Okay, after the song, I want to hear

14:45 Speaker 2: more about that. That sounds really interesting.

14:47 Speaker 16: You got it.

14:47 Speaker 2: But let's give this a spin. The band is Congregation

14:51 Speaker 2: X and this is have you ever?

15:02 Speaker 15: Have you ever fought?

15:05 Speaker 18: What could this be?

15:09 Speaker 15: Standing over there?

15:10 Speaker 6: But I could feel your eyes on me.

15:15 Speaker 19: I can.

15:18 Speaker 9: Some thing about it.

15:23 Speaker 15: You carry yourself in a way that I'm so drunk.

15:30 Speaker 2: I assume you.

15:31 Speaker 8: Brast that's too much, you said. I am to think

15:36 Speaker 8: that I believe me the right kind of sad?

15:43 Speaker 20: Have you ever fought?

15:45 Speaker 8: Can you see what I said, sufision? Can you feel

15:52 Speaker 8: that you like dressing.

15:57 Speaker 2: Rob?

15:57 Speaker 21: Why so you get that happen? Lest It's not just

16:05 Speaker 21: bad y'all. Wasn't your mind future?

16:11 Speaker 2: Every time I see your things say, that's.

16:14 Speaker 8: Yourself almost in my friend.

16:19 Speaker 2: Let you go on.

16:21 Speaker 22: To mess Come wait baby, if you let o that

16:59 Speaker 22: you see Lou, I'm no, I'm gonna next to you.

17:05 Speaker 4: Oh there, I have got your retention of rture in

17:10 Speaker 4: my detention.

17:11 Speaker 8: I would like to spend some time with you. I

17:20 Speaker 8: know that birth story.

17:26 Speaker 6: Teacher not to.

17:31 Speaker 19: Work to first time krses as I've been listen to life.

17:38 Speaker 6: Over. Let you go on to bed.

17:48 Speaker 23: I could teach you so next day to show your

17:54 Speaker 23: other rod words seriously.

18:00 Speaker 15: That you wanted and not there and I don't fly.

18:15 Speaker 9: Go I can through my mind.

18:20 Speaker 19: I'm wondering if you're the one?

18:24 Speaker 15: Are you believe enough to find out?

18:29 Speaker 2: Do you get me like this to me?

18:34 Speaker 8: Because you just.

18:35 Speaker 9: Don't your.

18:43 Speaker 7: You're picking enough of the I'm picking up WoT WoT?

18:56 Speaker 6: If you're.

18:58 Speaker 8: Clear my mind?

19:00 Speaker 9: Well, watch you too?

19:03 Speaker 4: Have you love?

19:12 Speaker 9: Oh?

19:12 Speaker 6: Wait? Thank you?

19:23 Speaker 9: I have that show show you.

19:28 Speaker 6: Listen, I just step so.

19:42 Speaker 24: Have you.

19:51 Speaker 15: Let's have you ever?

19:54 Speaker 2: I love it? That is so good? Have you ever?

19:56 Speaker 2: That was recorded live. The band is Congregation X and

19:59 Speaker 2: we've four of the members here with us live in

20:02 Speaker 2: studio and yeah, that is so good. Tell Paris you

20:06 Speaker 2: started to talk before about the what is it called

20:08 Speaker 2: the Harmonium Circuit.

20:09 Speaker 16: So the Harmonium Circuit. This was the first year of

20:12 Speaker 16: it running, and it's just, uh, it's a collection of

20:16 Speaker 16: house shows, a bunch of you know, over the summer

20:19 Speaker 16: people have say outdoor amphitheaters behind their house or something

20:23 Speaker 16: like that. We it's all about supporting local music.

20:26 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, that's really cool when you say for

20:29 Speaker 2: people who don't know, like, what is a house show?

20:31 Speaker 16: So a house show in this sense, like we went

20:34 Speaker 16: to uh, we have a friend who is a very

20:37 Speaker 16: big friend of the arts in Barrington who invited us

20:41 Speaker 16: and many other musicians over to his house to play

20:45 Speaker 16: a show he's built out. I mean this almost doesn't

20:49 Speaker 16: even to meet classify as the house show because he's

20:51 Speaker 16: built this big, beautiful amphitheater in his backyard that could

20:55 Speaker 16: probably support like, wow, two hundred, yeah, one of the

20:57 Speaker 16: hundred people.

20:58 Speaker 2: So oh wow, yeah, very cool.

21:01 Speaker 12: Wow, beautiful sound too.

21:02 Speaker 15: Really the second year that happened, actually, isn't it.

21:06 Speaker 16: So this would be the first year that the Harmonium

21:08 Speaker 16: Circuit itself has happened. But yeah, we did like a

21:12 Speaker 16: couple of house shows, or we did a house show

21:15 Speaker 16: or something last year as well. But okay, yeah, yeah,

21:18 Speaker 16: all about kind of just organizing people together and giving

21:22 Speaker 16: local original artists a chance to you know, take the

21:25 Speaker 16: stage and play.

21:26 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, excellent. And you all were talking off air

21:29 Speaker 2: too about so Josh, this was your not because when

21:34 Speaker 2: you were here before, you had the upright base.

21:36 Speaker 18: I had the big the big dog, yeah, upright bas

21:40 Speaker 18: the stand up, the big wooden instrument. But on that

21:43 Speaker 18: track right there in that show, that was actually the

21:46 Speaker 18: first time we had all played together where I was

21:49 Speaker 18: on electric base, okay, playing in front of people, So

21:52 Speaker 18: it was a great change of feel, change of vibe,

21:56 Speaker 18: and I think we all just we all had a

21:58 Speaker 18: great time.

21:58 Speaker 15: As you can hear you kill it with all the bases.

22:01 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Well I remember when you were here before,

22:04 Speaker 2: like because I'm a bass player and but I've never

22:06 Speaker 2: played an upright bass, so I just remember just kind

22:08 Speaker 2: of watching like I was watching you the whole time

22:10 Speaker 2: because I'm just fascinated by by watching you play. So

22:14 Speaker 2: I'm super curious, like why why move away from that?

22:18 Speaker 2: For at least for this. I mean, is this like

22:20 Speaker 2: a permanent transition, do you think?

22:21 Speaker 17: Or no?

22:22 Speaker 12: It was just for ease of travel sometimes I'm lazy.

22:25 Speaker 2: That makes well.

22:26 Speaker 18: Now if you show up to the press room, it's

22:29 Speaker 18: coming Wednesday, both the big Dog and the little tiny

22:34 Speaker 18: electric bass, I.

22:36 Speaker 15: Both got an acoustic electric bass for you to try to.

22:41 Speaker 17: Yeah.

22:41 Speaker 12: Oh wow, all right, I can't wait to try that. Yeah, okay,

22:45 Speaker 12: those things are fun.

22:46 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, so you're gonna be you're gonna be traveling heavy.

22:49 Speaker 2: Then you're gonna bring uh my chest, might just have

22:52 Speaker 2: the full trio, right, bring all the basses dogs. Was

22:58 Speaker 2: it strange though, not playing the upright when when you're

23:01 Speaker 2: used to playing it with congregation?

23:03 Speaker 18: X was It's a bit of an adjustment, and you know,

23:06 Speaker 18: we have to maybe be on our toes a little

23:08 Speaker 18: bit more. Yeah, but that's not a bad things. It

23:11 Speaker 18: was a good change.

23:11 Speaker 2: Yeah one, Yeah, excellent, excellent.

23:14 Speaker 16: Yeah. You feel the difference in like the energy, because

23:17 Speaker 16: I feel like on upright you tend to lay back

23:19 Speaker 16: and hang out, but then like when you were on

23:21 Speaker 16: the electric base, you were right out. They It was

23:23 Speaker 16: super fun. I mean that that day, I remember we

23:27 Speaker 16: were talking about this in the practice after we all

23:30 Speaker 16: just felt really loose and just really chilling, like we

23:34 Speaker 16: were just we were just vibing and it was so fun.

23:37 Speaker 16: I mean, that was the kind of fun part about

23:39 Speaker 16: those shows that just we were all so relaxed through it.

23:42 Speaker 15: Yeah, except that it was really cold and like I

23:46 Speaker 15: had to fight through that with my vocals because I

23:49 Speaker 15: was like shivering.

23:50 Speaker 2: Yeah.

23:50 Speaker 15: So I'm actually really proud of how that came out.

23:53 Speaker 2: Yeah, oh really, Oh yeah, how cold was it that day?

23:57 Speaker 16: Like it was one of the first days where I

23:59 Speaker 16: think it got down into like the what mid to

24:02 Speaker 16: low fifties? Yeah, yeah, in the sixties, right right, Yeah,

24:08 Speaker 16: it got it got down there.

24:09 Speaker 2: Really yeah yeah, oh really yeah, Yeah, that's that's cold.

24:15 Speaker 2: And then so did you, like how long of a

24:17 Speaker 2: set did you play, because I assumed did you record

24:19 Speaker 2: everything or yeah.

24:20 Speaker 16: We recorded the whole thing, whole kit and kaboodle. I

24:23 Speaker 16: believe we played what an hour or so? It was

24:27 Speaker 16: roughly forty five to roughly forty five to an hour, yeah.

24:30 Speaker 2: Okay, okay. And then so these songs that you recorded

24:33 Speaker 2: are these on an album that you're you've released or

24:35 Speaker 2: is coming out.

24:36 Speaker 16: Or it's so we're actually this next show we're playing,

24:40 Speaker 16: we're raising funds to go into the studio, and okay,

24:44 Speaker 16: we have we've talked about, especially like with this show,

24:47 Speaker 16: putting out live tracks, and this is uh, these are

24:51 Speaker 16: these are some of the really really strong contenders for

24:54 Speaker 16: that because yeah, we we were so locked in that night.

24:58 Speaker 16: We just want to you know, have fun with these tracks,

25:00 Speaker 16: like people enjoy them, relive that moment.

25:02 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, when you when you decided to record the

25:05 Speaker 2: set that night, was that I mean, what were your

25:08 Speaker 2: expectations did did you expect did you expect it all?

25:11 Speaker 2: Because as a risk when you're recording live, did you

25:13 Speaker 2: expect it all to come out as well as it

25:15 Speaker 2: did or were you surprised at all?

25:16 Speaker 15: We're hoping, I mean we always hope to have like

25:19 Speaker 15: a little something we can put on the internet, yeah,

25:23 Speaker 15: you know, as an advertisement or just to share with

25:26 Speaker 15: people that we care about and fans that we have,

25:29 Speaker 15: like yeah, you know, and and sometimes sometimes we get

25:33 Speaker 15: recordings that are not so great. This time it happened

25:36 Speaker 15: to work out really well, like it was planned ahead

25:38 Speaker 15: of time. We had multiple angles, although I don't know

25:42 Speaker 15: I had it from a different angle. I don't know

25:44 Speaker 15: if I actually sent it to you guys.

25:46 Speaker 16: Oh yeah, we're getting all kinds of video of it too, Like, yeah,

25:49 Speaker 16: it was. There's definitely I would say that fear of

25:52 Speaker 16: like I don't know, it's it's definitely. It feels like

25:55 Speaker 16: a commitment, like everything you know is being committed to recording.

25:59 Speaker 16: But you're playing live, so the second you start, that's

26:02 Speaker 16: out of your mind because you're engaging with the crowd

26:04 Speaker 16: and you're having fun. And yeah, I had the I

26:10 Speaker 16: had the fun where like, I was also the sound

26:12 Speaker 16: engineer that night, so I was kind of placing the

26:13 Speaker 16: mics on everybody and making sure that like, oh, okay,

26:16 Speaker 16: you know it's gonna sound It's gonna sound fine. And

26:19 Speaker 16: then during our show, my good friend John Eric was

26:22 Speaker 16: actually mixing us, and yeah, I mean the recording came out.

26:26 Speaker 16: It came out phenomenal, it did.

26:28 Speaker 25: Yeah.

26:28 Speaker 16: Yeah, very easy to mix, very easy to just sit

26:31 Speaker 16: down and work.

26:32 Speaker 2: With, so outstanding, outstanding. Well, we should play another track?

26:35 Speaker 2: What should what should we play next?

26:37 Speaker 16: Show you were twenty four?

26:39 Speaker 15: That's to show you.

26:40 Speaker 16: Show you Yeah, okay, dive into some relaxation.

26:44 Speaker 2: Excellent, excellent if you're just joining us congregation excess here

26:47 Speaker 2: with us live in studio and this next track this

26:49 Speaker 2: was recorded live. Where was this again?

26:52 Speaker 16: Barrington in Barrington?

26:54 Speaker 26: Uh?

26:54 Speaker 2: This is this is another great one. This is called

26:56 Speaker 2: show you check this out?

27:03 Speaker 15: Okay, this is a love song. H you won't you will.

27:22 Speaker 4: You?

27:23 Speaker 6: Won't U.

27:27 Speaker 3: Love it?

27:28 Speaker 7: When you hold me?

27:35 Speaker 15: I really wanna show you.

27:42 Speaker 8: I'm gonna show you what is thye.

27:46 Speaker 5: To be with that a thy.

27:51 Speaker 19: I wanna treat you.

27:56 Speaker 23: You feel so different from the rest. That's not the

28:00 Speaker 23: blodyl dear. I want to set you freeze, take you care.

28:08 Speaker 15: Come on there for dam.

28:12 Speaker 8: I want to give you see you have been missing.

28:25 Speaker 23: You have been spending your whole life helping everybody fly.

28:32 Speaker 8: Come over here with th stratch noises.

28:35 Speaker 20: I guess somebody chase.

28:39 Speaker 8: Love to give you a bad.

28:45 Speaker 21: How fun here you see see this make you smile?

28:50 Speaker 20: Give him the chase.

28:54 Speaker 9: I want to show.

28:59 Speaker 6: I want you he w Thank you, sister.

30:31 Speaker 23: You love been spending your whole life helping everybody fly.

30:38 Speaker 8: Come over here with those fractional ways.

30:42 Speaker 23: I've got some visits and love to give you a fa.

30:51 Speaker 8: I hope you understand.

30:53 Speaker 6: Unlessy the bell you.

30:58 Speaker 8: Want tossure you? It is life to me for your.

31:03 Speaker 9: Over I give you sweet best thank you.

31:09 Speaker 24: And.

31:13 Speaker 6: I want to show.

31:18 Speaker 3: You won't cute?

31:25 Speaker 27: Oh want you.

31:30 Speaker 5: Love it when you.

31:31 Speaker 27: Hold me.

31:36 Speaker 9: A real you want to show.

31:44 Speaker 28: Who thank you?

32:04 Speaker 2: Oh that's nice, that is show you. The band is

32:06 Speaker 2: Congregation X and we have four of the members here

32:08 Speaker 2: with us in studio and yeah, that sounds really good. Now.

32:12 Speaker 2: When you were talking off air, I hear the term

32:15 Speaker 2: ukulele base or base ukulele.

32:17 Speaker 12: Yes, so had four bases.

32:20 Speaker 16: Yeah, that's true.

32:21 Speaker 2: There you go all the bases.

32:23 Speaker 16: So when I first joined this group, when it was

32:27 Speaker 16: just Alexandria and Nevin, I was seeing them at an

32:33 Speaker 16: open mic all the time and I thought they were amazing,

32:36 Speaker 16: and at one point they invited me to sit in

32:39 Speaker 16: with them and I was like, oh, yeah, let's do it.

32:42 Speaker 16: And I had again, it's a little ukulele base where

32:45 Speaker 16: it's like it's the whole thing is maybe two feet long,

32:48 Speaker 16: and it's but it has when you plug it in,

32:51 Speaker 16: it has a really full base tone, a bait. It's

32:55 Speaker 16: a ukulele strung as a bass. Okay, And I sit

32:59 Speaker 16: in with them and there I guess that was apparently

33:02 Speaker 16: my audition because next thing you know, they're like, hey, yeah,

33:06 Speaker 16: you should come over to the Danger room, which is

33:09 Speaker 16: where we do all of the things and video, the

33:12 Speaker 16: studio we practice in. And I was kind of suddenly thinking, oh,

33:19 Speaker 16: I'm going to be thrown in on like bass or

33:21 Speaker 16: something like that, which okay, but I'm kind of a

33:22 Speaker 16: keys guy. And then I get to the Danger room

33:24 Speaker 16: and there's a piano. I'm like, all right, cool, we're in.

33:26 Speaker 16: Let's go, let's have fun.

33:27 Speaker 15: Think a little bit of an everything guy. Honestly, I

33:31 Speaker 15: do need I actually went and saw you as an

33:33 Speaker 15: individual artist and like scoped you out and was like,

33:36 Speaker 15: we need him.

33:39 Speaker 2: Yeah, so Alexandria. So it started with a congregation. IX

33:42 Speaker 2: started with you and Nevin and then and then Perish.

33:46 Speaker 15: Okay, well it's kind of It's kind of funny because

33:49 Speaker 15: I started playing at open mics because of Jake, because

33:52 Speaker 15: he was in my house all the time and it

33:53 Speaker 15: was twenty twenty yeah, and he was like you should

33:56 Speaker 15: do this, and then Nevin and I met through that,

34:00 Speaker 15: and then him and I started working together. Jake was

34:02 Speaker 15: doing his own thing. I we worked with a different basis. First.

34:07 Speaker 15: It just didn't work out, you know, not for anything, bad, bad, reasons,

34:12 Speaker 15: but that's good.

34:13 Speaker 18: Yeah, it just texted me up off all the street.

34:15 Speaker 18: They found me on the street corner. I had my base.

34:17 Speaker 18: They just called me on.

34:20 Speaker 12: No, I'm back back maybe six years ago.

34:24 Speaker 15: Yeah, I met you through theater.

34:26 Speaker 2: Yeah, so we were.

34:27 Speaker 18: Both kind of like involved with the Northern Essex Community

34:30 Speaker 18: College theater program, which I'm so thankful for. Shout out

34:34 Speaker 18: to Brian Beatrice. She's an excellent professor. Anyway, through that program,

34:39 Speaker 18: I learned so much about you know, just like and

34:43 Speaker 18: I met so many, so many great people in Alexandria

34:45 Speaker 18: was one of them. And so Beard reaction was a

34:49 Speaker 18: mutual friend from both of you know, from that past

34:53 Speaker 18: of hours, reached out and asked me if I'd be

34:56 Speaker 18: interested and uh and checking out what they have going

35:00 Speaker 18: Nevin and in Alexandria and uh, and so I walked

35:04 Speaker 18: in and sat in in the danger room and kind

35:07 Speaker 18: of checked out see what they had going. And you

35:10 Speaker 18: know Nevin, you know his he just always plays the

35:14 Speaker 18: right thing. And Alexandria has the golden pipe. So I

35:18 Speaker 18: was just I was sold right from the beginning.

35:20 Speaker 2: There I am. And then and then so Jake, how

35:23 Speaker 2: did you become a part of congregation acts.

35:26 Speaker 16: I just actually showed up one day.

35:28 Speaker 2: Yeah, he actually he was okay, Okay.

35:32 Speaker 29: They had been wanting or asking me to potentially play

35:36 Speaker 29: uh for a while, and and I was being lame

35:41 Speaker 29: and holding off and like I got too much going on.

35:44 Speaker 15: Sorry, Yeah, everything in divine timing.

35:47 Speaker 16: Well, you know, when you're also a frontman of a

35:50 Speaker 16: like a hardcore band at the same time as somebody

35:53 Speaker 16: else asking you to come play drums on something, you

35:56 Speaker 16: kind of got to stick to be in a front

35:57 Speaker 16: man at first.

35:58 Speaker 29: Yeah, I had my priorities with as the front man initially,

36:02 Speaker 29: and then we we had we had a moment in

36:05 Speaker 29: time h in my band where I front that we

36:09 Speaker 29: were kind of taking a bit of a break.

36:11 Speaker 2: Is that is is that the name? Okay? Yeah, pro.

36:18 Speaker 3: Good.

36:19 Speaker 29: Yeah, you'll check it out, shameless plug.

36:21 Speaker 16: Check out my band.

36:21 Speaker 15: It's very different from this music though. Yeah, yeah, you

36:24 Speaker 15: love metal.

36:26 Speaker 2: Nice nice.

36:27 Speaker 29: And then I just one day I was I was

36:31 Speaker 29: asked if I wanted to sit in, and I showed

36:34 Speaker 29: up and we played a couple of songs and I.

36:38 Speaker 12: Just's been coming back. He's been sitting ever since.

36:41 Speaker 3: Yeah.

36:42 Speaker 16: It was so cool because like flat we were when

36:46 Speaker 16: when Jake first came in, I was it was like

36:48 Speaker 16: our stuff was really chill and kind of like down

36:51 Speaker 16: down in wavy, you know, we were we had a

36:54 Speaker 16: really cool flow state. And then Jake comes in and

36:57 Speaker 16: he's got this really cool high enn where it's like, oh,

37:00 Speaker 16: you can tell he comes from a really high energy background. Yeah,

37:04 Speaker 16: and he a lot of the time, like he'll keep

37:08 Speaker 16: us from getting very like a little almost too quiet,

37:12 Speaker 16: because then like his energy just picks everybody up and

37:15 Speaker 16: it gives It's a huge part of what makes Congregation

37:19 Speaker 16: x is sound really unique from other bands, yeah, because

37:23 Speaker 16: it has this very like.

37:26 Speaker 2: How yeah, I find that I I had.

37:31 Speaker 29: I I learned how to drum based off of like

37:34 Speaker 29: early two thousands butt rock and like pop rock music. Yeah,

37:39 Speaker 29: but my metal influence still comes out these days with

37:42 Speaker 29: like changing to cut time and some spots and going

37:46 Speaker 29: a little bit quicker, hitting a little bit harder and whatnot.

37:48 Speaker 12: But but the the.

37:50 Speaker 29: Overall I guess consensus from the audience is that my

37:56 Speaker 29: supposedly my drumming adds a pop aspect to you. The

38:00 Speaker 29: more the more jazzy classical style of the band.

38:04 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, spices it up a little bit yeah, excellent.

38:10 Speaker 18: I think something that's been so fun about just like

38:13 Speaker 18: since the start of this band has been the fact

38:16 Speaker 18: that our sound has been something that we've been you know,

38:20 Speaker 18: having to work towards, having to meet in the middle

38:23 Speaker 18: between all of these different styles to be able to

38:26 Speaker 18: you know, create something that's cohesive and hopefully that something

38:29 Speaker 18: that people want to listen to, right right exactly.

38:31 Speaker 2: Yeah.

38:32 Speaker 16: I mean Josh has made me so much of a

38:33 Speaker 16: better pianist just by you know, me being able to

38:37 Speaker 16: listen to him as a bassis playing and like when

38:40 Speaker 16: he whenever he does sit down at the piano, he

38:42 Speaker 16: always blows me away and there's always something I'm like,

38:45 Speaker 16: I should learn that.

38:45 Speaker 12: Yeah, it works both ways, and it works. We're all

38:48 Speaker 12: we're all kind of like that.

38:49 Speaker 18: We all have interests in a lot of these different

38:51 Speaker 18: styles and instruments, and yeah, so it's it's a really

38:55 Speaker 18: great exchange of our interests.

38:57 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. Yeah we should. Uh what did

39:01 Speaker 2: you want to play an X? Did you want to

39:02 Speaker 2: play Evergreen?

39:03 Speaker 7: Oh?

39:03 Speaker 16: Yeah, let's hit Evergreen. Get to get into the trenches

39:06 Speaker 16: a little bit.

39:06 Speaker 2: If you're just joining us congregation acts. Oh, by the way,

39:08 Speaker 2: so before I play this, and I know I asked

39:10 Speaker 2: you this last time you're here, But where does a

39:13 Speaker 2: name come from? Congregation Acts because it's a cool name.

39:16 Speaker 15: So actually it's really funny that, like our name story

39:20 Speaker 15: is kind of funny because it was really just that

39:22 Speaker 15: Nevin kept putting us in the Google Google calendar as

39:25 Speaker 15: Congregation X because we didn't have a name, okay, And

39:29 Speaker 15: eventually we decided that that was actually the perfect name

39:32 Speaker 15: because originally him and I wanted to start a band

39:35 Speaker 15: that was like, you know, had more like rotating artists,

39:40 Speaker 15: like whoever was in on the project was in the

39:42 Speaker 15: on the project. And then we just so happened to organically,

39:46 Speaker 15: you know, find the everybody here that is actually now

39:50 Speaker 15: like a fixture. But it happened very naturally, you know,

39:54 Speaker 15: Like so we wanted it to be a name that

39:57 Speaker 15: kind of suited what ever vibe we were going for

40:01 Speaker 15: whenever we wanted to, you know, and who like, because

40:05 Speaker 15: sometimes we would have one artist working with us and

40:08 Speaker 15: then we'd have another one, and like there was a

40:12 Speaker 15: it was never the same in the beginning. But now

40:16 Speaker 15: we have all five of us and if we have

40:18 Speaker 15: somebody sit in with us, they're just our guests, so yea, yeah, yeah,

40:22 Speaker 15: that's where it came from. It literally was just a

40:25 Speaker 15: silly like fill in name because we didn't have a name,

40:29 Speaker 15: and now that's our name, man.

40:32 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember.

40:33 Speaker 16: There was one practice it was I think right before

40:36 Speaker 16: we played the Stone Church, where we all sit down

40:38 Speaker 16: and we're like, so do we want to change the name.

40:40 Speaker 16: And it felt like the one time that we had

40:43 Speaker 16: to be like, all right, let's try and throw other

40:44 Speaker 16: things out and we all just sit there silently like

40:47 Speaker 16: is there something Nah, No, we're Congregation acts.

40:50 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, very cool. All right, so let's give this

40:53 Speaker 2: a spin. This was recorded live, of course. This is

40:56 Speaker 2: Congregation X and the track is Evergreen h.

41:11 Speaker 30: Street Signs, every Green Now Red Turning Good, Sis other Night,

41:22 Speaker 30: split a Sivey hands.

41:24 Speaker 3: On the way here to find.

41:25 Speaker 16: You the blinds glassy.

41:33 Speaker 3: I stand out there in the streets.

41:39 Speaker 16: Oh, I mean, grittie way.

41:42 Speaker 3: It's nothing that I could have seen.

41:48 Speaker 10: We got down into the river to wash ourselves clean,

41:53 Speaker 10: and me, I swear to tea get.

41:57 Speaker 7: All way in me.

41:59 Speaker 2: Oh ever, and I hold you b the.

42:01 Speaker 4: Trouble that you've seen. Won't you be the cream?

42:06 Speaker 6: Won't you be over?

42:30 Speaker 3: But all we see. He is the cracks. You may.

42:37 Speaker 4: Find the glass in the aey when.

42:41 Speaker 3: I faster.

42:48 Speaker 10: Deciding where you fire.

42:51 Speaker 5: The one around you?

42:57 Speaker 26: Funny lay on the ground last week, then we didn't

43:02 Speaker 26: tell the tree. We go down to the river to

43:10 Speaker 26: wash yourselves clean, and has worn you to get hold.

43:16 Speaker 5: And mean me ho away my old you.

43:20 Speaker 8: But the trouble see, won't you be heather clean?

43:24 Speaker 6: Won't you behead there?

43:44 Speaker 26: Well?

43:47 Speaker 6: They hap.

44:11 Speaker 4: Go down into the river to wash yourselves clean.

44:17 Speaker 16: The ice weren't too deep to get all queen, need

44:21 Speaker 16: hope Heaven and I hold you for the trouble that

44:25 Speaker 16: you've seen.

44:26 Speaker 3: Won't you be over?

44:28 Speaker 2: Queen, won't you be over?

44:31 Speaker 6: We go down to the river to wash.

44:34 Speaker 10: Yourselves clean, and ice weren't too deep to get hold

44:39 Speaker 10: of me. Need honk Heaven and mind hold you for

44:44 Speaker 10: the trouble next you've seen?

44:46 Speaker 9: Won't you be ever dream?

44:48 Speaker 8: Won't you be ever?

45:15 Speaker 3: Yeah?

45:17 Speaker 13: Thank you?

45:19 Speaker 2: Oh that is nice. That is Evergreen recorded live? Of course.

45:22 Speaker 2: The band is Congregation X and we've got four of

45:26 Speaker 2: the five members here in studio with us. And yeah,

45:28 Speaker 2: another another gray track. You kind of you kind of

45:31 Speaker 2: pull off. Uh, it's kind of a live fade out

45:34 Speaker 2: like you would hear on a studio track, but you

45:36 Speaker 2: pulled out it off live really well, it's really good.

45:39 Speaker 16: That was a random idea that just kind of came

45:41 Speaker 16: to us in the studio. We didn't know how to

45:44 Speaker 16: how to end it, and then you, Josh just started

45:47 Speaker 16: playing these awesome harmonics on the upright, and I was like, oh, yeah,

45:50 Speaker 16: that's it.

45:51 Speaker 2: Yeah, like yeah, they rang through so.

45:53 Speaker 29: Beautifully with the with the electric bass in that cut

45:56 Speaker 29: right there.

45:57 Speaker 2: Yeah, I hadn't heard that cup before. Oh really it's

45:59 Speaker 2: so good though, Oh yeah, really good, really good. So

46:02 Speaker 2: what is what does the future hold for Congregation X?

46:05 Speaker 2: What are your next You kind of told me a

46:07 Speaker 2: little bit off there, but yes, well I would hope so.

46:12 Speaker 16: So Josh had alluded to this a little bit at

46:15 Speaker 16: the start of this. This coming Wednesday, we have our

46:19 Speaker 16: last show for probably the next couple months in southern

46:23 Speaker 16: New Hampshire and we'll be playing opening for Soul Color

46:26 Speaker 16: and Friends at the press Room And that's this Wednesday,

46:30 Speaker 16: November twelfth, and yeah, doors at six, show at seven.

46:36 Speaker 16: If you find us on Instagram at Congregation X, all

46:39 Speaker 16: the ticket links and things like that are going to

46:41 Speaker 16: be there. We'll be debuting some new music there. We're

46:44 Speaker 16: going to be selling merch and I mean anybody who's

46:48 Speaker 16: been to the press room knows that, like that's it's

46:51 Speaker 16: hallowed ground. Oh yeah, right for an up and comer.

46:54 Speaker 18: Yeah, there's awesome drinks, awesome food, great service, the vibes. Right,

46:58 Speaker 18: oh yeah, it's a great place.

46:59 Speaker 16: But absolutely, But after that, I think I'd said this

47:05 Speaker 16: before we started. We're kind of just going into a

47:07 Speaker 16: bit of a hibernation. We're going to be working on

47:10 Speaker 16: some new music and really hitting the songwriting, hard hitting,

47:15 Speaker 16: hitting the studio too as well, really going in and

47:19 Speaker 16: we're making new music exactly. We're getting ready to hit

47:22 Speaker 16: twenty twenty six like a bus.

47:24 Speaker 2: Excellent, so excellent, very good, very good. Are so are

47:28 Speaker 2: you going to be doing a studio album with the

47:30 Speaker 2: with these songs? Are yep?

47:32 Speaker 16: Oh definitely, Oh yeah so the lie We love the

47:35 Speaker 16: live versions because our energy is very live. But yeah,

47:39 Speaker 16: we are going to be sitting down in the studio

47:41 Speaker 16: very soon and uh well congregating, I guess.

47:45 Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go, there you go outstanding. Where's the

47:49 Speaker 2: best place too for people go online to keep up

47:51 Speaker 2: with everything that you're doing.

47:52 Speaker 16: So you can find us on Facebook or on Instagram

47:55 Speaker 16: at Congregation X. Okay, those are our two most easily

47:58 Speaker 16: accessible and most active places that we're hanging out.

48:03 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, outstanding. So in a moment, we're going to

48:06 Speaker 2: play this track twenty four hours. That's the that's one

48:08 Speaker 2: we haven't played yet, right, So we'll do that to

48:10 Speaker 2: end the segment. By the way, if you are listening

48:12 Speaker 2: live on Saturday, stick around. We've got Gnarley Darling. They're

48:16 Speaker 2: going to play live in the second hour, and then

48:17 Speaker 2: the third hour, Volley is returning to the show. So

48:20 Speaker 2: looking forward to seeing those guys. But we're gonna close

48:25 Speaker 2: out this segment with this track twenty four hours. Anything

48:27 Speaker 2: we should know about this one before we play it.

48:29 Speaker 15: The first song that was ever written by Congregation X.

48:32 Speaker 2: Oh no kidding.

48:33 Speaker 15: It's actually the first song I've ever written in my life.

48:36 Speaker 15: I wrote it on my thirtieth birthday. Oh okay, and

48:38 Speaker 15: Nevin stayed up super late and just like got it out.

48:42 Speaker 2: Yeah, oh wow.

48:44 Speaker 15: And then these guys enhance the out of it.

48:46 Speaker 2: Oh that's okay, we got we got the delay, I

48:50 Speaker 2: got it, don't worry.

48:51 Speaker 15: Sorry, these guys enhanced it quite a lot.

48:55 Speaker 2: Yeah, quite a lot, quite a lot, quite a lot.

48:59 Speaker 16: Oh Andrey, that's okay, out of all of us too,

49:03 Speaker 16: my birthday.

49:04 Speaker 18: It's the song that we've worked on the longest, and

49:07 Speaker 18: like we had said, we're kind of figuring out our

49:10 Speaker 18: sound as time goes by. So I think maybe of

49:12 Speaker 18: all the songs that we play, this might be the

49:15 Speaker 18: most representative of our sound as Congregation X.

49:19 Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, very cool. I like that, Joshua, Yeah, absolutely, okay,

49:23 Speaker 2: So we will end uh, we'll end the segment with this.

49:25 Speaker 2: But again, thank you all all four of you, Parish, Jake, Alexandria,

49:29 Speaker 2: josh really appreciate you coming in. Yea, and hello to

49:33 Speaker 2: Nevan if you're listening, and we're going to hit this track. Okay,

49:36 Speaker 2: here it is. This is twenty four hours Congregation X.

49:58 Speaker 19: Gustand flood emotion thinking on over and we're like that

50:07 Speaker 19: have been not Everything's so sweet?

50:14 Speaker 26: I falling down.

50:18 Speaker 20: Again and again and also wat what what to finally complete?

50:30 Speaker 8: Seems to got best time?

50:39 Speaker 15: Twenty four hours est ain't.

50:51 Speaker 8: It's like time.

50:52 Speaker 15: I'm just against me.

50:55 Speaker 8: In the closed you see all of these and moments

51:01 Speaker 8: passed by. I came in motivationally dry.

51:08 Speaker 12: All to the pas too.

51:10 Speaker 9: I'm gonna thank you for sure.

51:14 Speaker 20: And me away a beautiful lesson.

51:17 Speaker 17: Every day life is like the ocean right away.

51:24 Speaker 15: Sometimes it feels so tired.

51:28 Speaker 23: The end of the day comes too fast, when times

51:33 Speaker 23: to kill dream here who gets hard to live a

51:38 Speaker 23: life week by week?

51:41 Speaker 8: Seems I got this time.

51:45 Speaker 23: The more, du.

51:50 Speaker 15: Twenty four hours just ain't.

52:10 Speaker 19: So thank you for all due love, everything you gotta be.

52:15 Speaker 8: Through the times that yeah, we've been through.

52:20 Speaker 23: Oh I'm so great boyea m m, I'm proud of you.

52:28 Speaker 9: I have to come.

52:31 Speaker 15: I finally a foul way.

52:33 Speaker 9: I'll below your lessons like me.

52:39 Speaker 8: To live my life in love so free. It seems

52:51 Speaker 8: a lot.

52:51 Speaker 17: Best time, dude, twenty four hours, It just ain't seems

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