Matt Connarton Unleashed 2-14-26 hour 1

0:04 Speaker 1: You're listening to Macconnorton Unleashed on.

0:07 Speaker 2: WM and H ninety five point three.

0:11 Speaker 3: And now the world radio premiere of the new single

0:14 Speaker 3: from Peter Higgins, The Ballad of twenty six.

0:27 Speaker 4: But I'll be the.

0:27 Speaker 5: Biggest stitch Tata you've seen. You can't trust your eyes

0:33 Speaker 5: will tell you what you believe. That choice is something

0:37 Speaker 5: you girls shouldn't have.

0:39 Speaker 6: But a few time will play and we'll tell you

0:42 Speaker 6: where sat watching you all rage against the machine, will

0:48 Speaker 6: send in the voice if he shot to get made,

0:52 Speaker 6: we'll connapt On Levin because the press can't be free

0:56 Speaker 6: American boss.

0:58 Speaker 7: Anywhere that way, fame.

1:01 Speaker 8: Can mad bes up somewhere, sun brillery, tod thief stream

1:10 Speaker 8: hysterical collaughter watching them flow. Democracy used to be optimistic

1:21 Speaker 8: that history would alway stand as a litmus nour our

1:26 Speaker 8: shear at.

1:27 Speaker 9: The setting of the sun.

1:29 Speaker 8: It's a pretty good jinerized top together as well.

1:42 Speaker 5: The sixth damp January Wall of Fast They opened the

1:47 Speaker 5: doors for that peaceful protest. Don't mind the tip top

1:52 Speaker 5: cera shu on the wall that was sifted.

1:57 Speaker 9: The ball that all constants nor said we'll throw it

2:01 Speaker 9: away waited in me.

2:04 Speaker 6: Everyone should practice to a well, make sure your if

2:09 Speaker 6: you're tithing away and if you can't, God help.

2:12 Speaker 2: And we'll follow you away.

2:15 Speaker 8: I can't, Lissa, somewhere usun my revery, call me.

2:24 Speaker 9: Swing hysterical laughter. Now watching them off with democracy.

2:32 Speaker 8: God used to be optimistic that history would always stand

2:38 Speaker 8: assolutous hour.

2:41 Speaker 9: Out here at the setting of the sun.

2:44 Speaker 8: It's a pretty good datized soup together.

3:05 Speaker 9: This a sort, sir, I'm treated so porting. You would

3:09 Speaker 9: all be all right if you just adore me. I'm

3:13 Speaker 9: probably the greatest.

3:15 Speaker 4: Just look at this.

3:16 Speaker 9: Wall quite too, chaps.

3:22 Speaker 10: I can name.

3:25 Speaker 11: Some whereas si my pivery God me.

3:31 Speaker 8: Trained hysterical laughter and watching them off with democracy. I

3:39 Speaker 8: used to be optimistic the history, one always.

3:44 Speaker 4: Said as a limist.

3:46 Speaker 12: Now we're out here at.

3:48 Speaker 13: The setting of the sun.

3:50 Speaker 8: It's a pretty good dainizon together.

3:54 Speaker 7: As had.

3:57 Speaker 4: Together as all.

4:14 Speaker 12: That was the world radio premiere of The Ballad of

4:17 Speaker 12: twenty six, brand new from Peter Higgins and love It.

4:23 Speaker 12: We are opening today's show with that, and we have

4:25 Speaker 12: another world radio premiere for you in just a couple

4:29 Speaker 12: of minutes, which we're going to talk about.

4:31 Speaker 11: But welcome everybody.

4:32 Speaker 4: Here we go.

4:33 Speaker 11: My voice is cracking.

4:34 Speaker 12: I apologize in advance or in progress because it's probably

4:37 Speaker 12: only going to get worse, and that's the apologizing and

4:39 Speaker 12: advanced part. But this is Matt Connorton Unleashed and we

4:42 Speaker 12: are live from the studios of WMNH ninety five point

4:46 Speaker 12: three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course, you

4:49 Speaker 12: can stream the show from anywhere. Go to Matt connorton

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4:54 Speaker 12: social media links, contact info, show you archives, et cetera,

4:57 Speaker 12: et cetera. Happy Valentine's It is February fourteen, twenty twenty six,

5:03 Speaker 12: and I am not alone.

5:11 Speaker 3: Jennystras to Morning Punhine.

5:16 Speaker 12: Yes, Jenny is here at the news table and coming

5:21 Speaker 12: up in just a couple of minutes. We have a

5:23 Speaker 12: second world radio premiere for you this morning and really

5:27 Speaker 12: looking forward to it, The Deep Hour.

5:29 Speaker 11: The brand new single, the second single from The Deep.

5:32 Speaker 12: Hour, It is called Hurricane, and we're going to talk

5:37 Speaker 12: to the individual behind the Deep Houri, which I'm also

5:42 Speaker 12: very excited about, Brian o'glanby. He's going to be joining

5:45 Speaker 12: us via WhatsApp all the way from Ireland.

5:48 Speaker 11: So that's gonna be cool.

5:49 Speaker 12: So a couple couple big world radio premieres for you,

5:52 Speaker 12: let's see, and then in the second hour of the

5:54 Speaker 12: show today edge wise they haven't been on in a while,

5:56 Speaker 12: They've been on quite a few times over the years.

5:57 Speaker 12: Love those guys, but they're going to be coming in.

5:59 Speaker 12: And then in the third hour we have the rightful airs.

6:02 Speaker 12: So we have a very busy and exciting show for

6:05 Speaker 12: you today. So, yeah, my voice has been If you

6:08 Speaker 12: heard last night's I don't know how obvious it was,

6:12 Speaker 12: Jenny or how much you were able to hear, but

6:13 Speaker 12: last night on retrospect and radio, my voice got quite

6:17 Speaker 12: quite crackly, So I might be I don't know, might

6:21 Speaker 12: I think I was. I think I'm going through puberty again.

6:25 Speaker 12: I'm becoming a man all over again. Oh boy, so

6:28 Speaker 12: very exciting. Yeah, actually, this is probably the best my

6:31 Speaker 12: voice has been in days. Yeah, now that I'm thinking

6:34 Speaker 12: about it. So yeah, so we'll get through it. But

6:36 Speaker 12: I think what we should do right now, without further ado,

6:40 Speaker 12: we should get to our second world radio premiere of

6:44 Speaker 12: the day again. We've got this is the brand new single.

6:47 Speaker 12: This comes out February twentieth. But you can't hear it

6:51 Speaker 12: anywhere else right now, And as I mentioned, we're going

6:54 Speaker 12: to be talking to him.

6:55 Speaker 11: The world radio premiere of the new single from the

6:57 Speaker 11: Deep Hour, and it is hurricane you.

7:00 Speaker 14: Are listening to do Wuminates.

7:04 Speaker 4: World premiere.

7:36 Speaker 15: If it's not far, it's a hurricane.

7:43 Speaker 9: Body is shaken from a fee again.

7:49 Speaker 1: Low for bloody, for like boring.

7:55 Speaker 15: If it's not fire, it's a urcaan.

8:14 Speaker 9: I'll call your mot and take the kids again.

8:20 Speaker 13: Now I'm the liar, I'm the wan to blaze.

8:27 Speaker 4: Fairly breathe, and.

8:28 Speaker 9: I'm a tiant candlin.

8:33 Speaker 13: It's not far to hurricane.

8:40 Speaker 9: I stand.

8:45 Speaker 7: Los, I'm drowning the wide gray shirt squeam.

9:06 Speaker 15: Here it comes again, a road, some words driving home

9:23 Speaker 15: and again.

9:27 Speaker 9: Beautiful pages. That one nail was scent. I hide the bruise,

9:34 Speaker 9: but the.

9:35 Speaker 7: Lead and spoke your lad.

9:39 Speaker 13: You mana to look a sad eye.

9:52 Speaker 9: The hand of fury. Pair has no shame, no love.

9:59 Speaker 2: For those on the received.

10:05 Speaker 9: Upponing rage yet no love, Cati.

10:11 Speaker 13: If it's not far to.

10:17 Speaker 7: Take my lie rail charting from bled to Lido.

10:34 Speaker 9: S walk feel MASSI even comes again, your only.

10:50 Speaker 15: Barns in the picture frame, falling tears scattered by.

11:05 Speaker 13: That's not fun.

11:06 Speaker 12: It's what a great song that is Hurricane by the

11:13 Speaker 12: Deep Hour, And we have joining us via WhatsApp the

11:17 Speaker 12: man behind the Deep Hour, Brian o'glanby.

11:20 Speaker 11: Let's see if we got him here, Brian, are you there,

11:22 Speaker 11: I'm here?

11:23 Speaker 13: Yeah, can you hear me? Okay?

11:24 Speaker 11: Absolutely? You sound great And yeah, I love that song.

11:27 Speaker 11: That's really incredible.

11:29 Speaker 13: Great, thank you very much. Yeah, that's a real heartfelt song,

11:34 Speaker 13: a real belder of a tune we think anyway, So yeah,

11:38 Speaker 13: I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for having

11:40 Speaker 13: me on the show. Oh.

11:41 Speaker 12: Absolutely, no, I'm excited to talk to you the track officially,

11:45 Speaker 12: it's out on the twentieth, correct February twentieth.

11:48 Speaker 13: Yeah, the twenty the February is the launch day for

11:50 Speaker 13: the song. For the track itself worldwide, okay, every download

11:55 Speaker 13: and every streaming platform available, So okay, excited about the

12:00 Speaker 13: whole concept, you know, Yeah.

12:03 Speaker 11: I want to know more about the song itself.

12:07 Speaker 12: You know, it's got kind of almost like a cinematic

12:09 Speaker 12: vibe to it, really, the way it kind of builds,

12:13 Speaker 12: and you know, I'd like to know more about more

12:17 Speaker 12: about what it means. It's you know, I mean, one

12:19 Speaker 12: of the wonderful things about music and lyrics is, you know,

12:23 Speaker 12: everything can kind of mean something different to each person

12:26 Speaker 12: who who hears it and may take something different from it.

12:29 Speaker 12: But I kind of get the impression that this is

12:33 Speaker 12: there's something deeper here that might not be a parent

12:36 Speaker 12: or obvious to someone who's just trying to interpret the

12:38 Speaker 12: lyrics on a surface level. So I was wondering if

12:40 Speaker 12: you could share more about what the lyrics of the

12:42 Speaker 12: track mean or or if it's talking about some some

12:45 Speaker 12: sort of specific experience.

12:49 Speaker 13: Well, absolutely, I mean, as you know yourself, music is

12:54 Speaker 13: a very expressive medium, very it's an artful medium, and indeed,

12:58 Speaker 13: as you as you express to yourself, it's you know,

13:02 Speaker 13: you can you can be very cinematic and very visual

13:05 Speaker 13: with you know, with with text as well as the melodic,

13:11 Speaker 13: you know content of a track. Hurricane Is is a

13:17 Speaker 13: very deep personal kind of message that the whole track

13:24 Speaker 13: came about and was influenced by very deep, heavy conversation

13:29 Speaker 13: I had with with a good friend of mine who

13:33 Speaker 13: he seemed to be troubled. So I was asking him,

13:35 Speaker 13: you know, come on with friends, let me know what's

13:38 Speaker 13: bothering you, and he let this whole secret out of

13:42 Speaker 13: the bag about this series of letters that he that

13:47 Speaker 13: he'd found from was written from one one family member

13:51 Speaker 13: to the to the other obviously his mother, and further,

13:56 Speaker 13: you know, came above water later on. And these letters

14:01 Speaker 13: were they were, they were like basically a cry for help.

14:04 Speaker 13: And it seems that the letter and as as the

14:09 Speaker 13: the the issue of domestic abuse, domestic violence never never

14:14 Speaker 13: sees the whole. The whole letters were like a cry

14:16 Speaker 13: for help from you know, from the other family member. Now,

14:19 Speaker 13: this obviously is a very hard hitting and you know

14:25 Speaker 13: sometimes taboo and unspoken issue you know, in in households

14:31 Speaker 13: and relationships, et cetera, like that, which which will really

14:34 Speaker 13: affect every family member involved. You know. Now, these things

14:38 Speaker 13: have been going on for years and never really it

14:42 Speaker 13: was never really spoken about until these letters were were

14:47 Speaker 13: you know, dug out and found, and which I suppose

14:50 Speaker 13: is a bit too late. It is a very very

14:55 Speaker 13: deepened and hard hitting issue. And so I found in that,

15:01 Speaker 13: excuse me, within that, within that that that story that

15:04 Speaker 13: needed to be expressed in a much more artful and

15:11 Speaker 13: and deeper melodic manner. As you say, cinematic and that's

15:16 Speaker 13: that's how the the initial song came about, and that's

15:19 Speaker 13: that's what it was written about, you know, So it

15:21 Speaker 13: is it is a very deep message.

15:22 Speaker 11: You know absolutely.

15:24 Speaker 12: Now your friend who told you, well, I'm curious did

15:28 Speaker 12: he actually show you the letters or did he just

15:31 Speaker 12: tell you about them?

15:32 Speaker 13: He had them with him when when we when we

15:35 Speaker 13: had the conversation, but he couldn't find it within himself

15:38 Speaker 13: to to to drag them out of the envelope, drag

15:40 Speaker 13: him out of his pocket. You know, I did prompt that,

15:42 Speaker 13: but obviously that's something so deep, so personal, and I

15:47 Speaker 13: think it was it was very personal for him to

15:49 Speaker 13: share the story initially, so I didn't think, you want,

15:52 Speaker 13: I didn't actually see the letters, so did you know

15:54 Speaker 13: kind of kept them to himself, you know?

15:56 Speaker 11: Sure?

15:56 Speaker 12: And then did you tell him that you were going

15:59 Speaker 12: to write as about this or And I'm curious too, obviously,

16:03 Speaker 12: I mean, I assume he's heard it, right.

16:06 Speaker 13: Yeah, obviously, with something so as deep as personal as that,

16:10 Speaker 13: I kind of, you know, I searched within him, you know,

16:14 Speaker 13: I asked, you know, asked for his blessing basically if

16:17 Speaker 13: if if if he wouldn't mind me actually, you know,

16:22 Speaker 13: producing a song with that issue in mind. You know,

16:27 Speaker 13: obviously you know that the names are are hidden to

16:31 Speaker 13: to protect the innocence that kind of way. So yeah,

16:35 Speaker 13: I I you know, I was looking look for a

16:39 Speaker 13: bit of acknowledgement from from my friend, you know that

16:42 Speaker 13: they didn't mind me doing this, you know, so yeah,

16:45 Speaker 13: he knew about it, you know.

16:47 Speaker 11: And then what was his uh when he heard it?

16:49 Speaker 11: I mean, I mean, what what was his reaction?

16:53 Speaker 13: Tears? And initially he was, yeah, tears, and then there

16:58 Speaker 13: obviously there's a bit of hugging down and you know,

17:02 Speaker 13: it was a bit of soul searching to you know,

17:04 Speaker 13: to actually write the song and pinpoint the melody parts

17:10 Speaker 13: of it to get the message over in an unaggressive

17:15 Speaker 13: manner like it's almost sweet, you know, as you said, cinematic.

17:20 Speaker 13: You know, there's enough aggression in issues like this without

17:27 Speaker 13: you know, some kind of a hard hitting heavy metal

17:29 Speaker 13: song back up that kind of violence, you know. But no,

17:34 Speaker 13: there was there was There was tears, and there was

17:36 Speaker 13: a few hugs, and there was a lot of thank yous,

17:38 Speaker 13: and and it was yeah, it pretty hard.

17:40 Speaker 12: You know, I feel like, and this is something that

17:43 Speaker 12: comes up a lot on the show, as we talk

17:45 Speaker 12: about taking terrible things, you know, traumas and tragedies and

17:49 Speaker 12: all of it, all the things that happen in life

17:51 Speaker 12: that are negative and creating something from that that is positive.

17:56 Speaker 12: And you know, when you when you take something negative

17:59 Speaker 12: and you create art, whether it be music or visual

18:03 Speaker 12: art or whatever, it is, anything that you can you know,

18:06 Speaker 12: take and then create something that not only helps helps

18:10 Speaker 12: you if it's something that happened to you, and then

18:12 Speaker 12: you're using it as almost a sort of therapy, right

18:14 Speaker 12: to work through it, to create something, but also has

18:17 Speaker 12: the effect of helping other people who can then connect

18:19 Speaker 12: with that. You know, other people who might hear the

18:21 Speaker 12: song or who might hear this conversation or other conversations

18:25 Speaker 12: that you've had about the song, and then they can

18:28 Speaker 12: they can kind of get get that same thing out

18:30 Speaker 12: of it and maybe it helps them in some way.

18:32 Speaker 12: And as you mentioned too, this is such an unfortunately,

18:35 Speaker 12: such a common problem domestic violence, and.

18:39 Speaker 11: So this is this is pretty relatable stuff for a

18:42 Speaker 11: lot of people.

18:43 Speaker 12: But I think that anytime you can take from that,

18:47 Speaker 12: you know, you can create something that is positive and

18:50 Speaker 12: put something out into the world that is positive. As

18:52 Speaker 12: a result of it, it's almost like a like transferring

18:55 Speaker 12: that energy a little bit from negative to positive. And

18:57 Speaker 12: so I think it's great and I think, like I said,

18:59 Speaker 12: I mean, the song itself is absolutely incredible. And I

19:03 Speaker 12: did want to ask you too about a couple of

19:05 Speaker 12: the people who are on the track with you, because

19:07 Speaker 12: you you you've got a couple of of hetty or

19:10 Speaker 12: maybe more than a couple, I'm not sure, but some

19:12 Speaker 12: heavy hitters here who who helped you record this?

19:15 Speaker 11: Correct?

19:17 Speaker 13: Absolutely, yeah, Now getting back to what you know what

19:21 Speaker 13: you what you said there a second ago, the you know,

19:24 Speaker 13: the message in there is it had and I felt

19:30 Speaker 13: that it had to be you know, portrayed in a

19:32 Speaker 13: positive manner. Hence the you know, the melody of the

19:36 Speaker 13: song itself. You know, there's no kind of miners in there,

19:40 Speaker 13: and it's all kind of in a in a in

19:41 Speaker 13: a an uplifting key. So yeah, the art and music

19:46 Speaker 13: has a way of delivering something that you can you know,

19:51 Speaker 13: you'll be a bit shy, are a bit find it

19:54 Speaker 13: very difficult to speak about its portrayed. You know, these

19:59 Speaker 13: issues of portrait reading this song and now I purposely

20:03 Speaker 13: didn't resolve the song the song doesn't have any answers.

20:07 Speaker 13: The song is pointing out it's a voice, you know,

20:10 Speaker 13: to point out the issues and getting that slamming that

20:14 Speaker 13: home to a lot of people, prompting them to talk

20:17 Speaker 13: about it themselves, really, you know. And so yeah, music

20:22 Speaker 13: and art has a way of it always finds a

20:24 Speaker 13: way of doing that, which is beautiful. And every you

20:28 Speaker 13: embark on something like this, it's unpredictable where it's going

20:32 Speaker 13: to go, and that that's a fascination and and also

20:37 Speaker 13: a drive, you know, an inspiration drive to keep you going. Right. Yeah,

20:42 Speaker 13: we we during production on this song. And thank you

20:47 Speaker 13: by the way, for the for the for the huge

20:49 Speaker 13: compliments for that map. That really really means a lot

20:53 Speaker 13: to me.

20:54 Speaker 11: Thank you absolutely great, great song.

20:57 Speaker 13: Thank you so much. That's great. You know, it's really

20:59 Speaker 13: great to hear that, you know, because I mean, this

21:01 Speaker 13: song is it's it's the worldwide debut and I've I've had,

21:05 Speaker 13: you know, only a few reactions about the song, you know,

21:10 Speaker 13: so so hearing that from the likes of yourself is

21:13 Speaker 13: to me, is is mind blowing wonderful. But touching on

21:17 Speaker 13: what you said as well about the you know, the

21:20 Speaker 13: guys that that played on the record and on the

21:24 Speaker 13: album with me. The album is coming out sometime we

21:28 Speaker 13: think in the summer. This particular track was the first

21:31 Speaker 13: one that the producer Wayne sheehy H myself. We we

21:40 Speaker 13: we got the demo down of it. I mean we're thinking, well,

21:42 Speaker 13: this needs it needs something very very strong. Didn't particularly

21:51 Speaker 13: we didn't want to particularly look for any anyone, you know,

21:54 Speaker 13: to to to to achieve that. We're looking for a

21:58 Speaker 13: particular sound, particular style. Now. Jerry Leonard is a good

22:03 Speaker 13: friend of Wayne, my producer, and we've all you know,

22:06 Speaker 13: worked in the studio since together. Jerry Lennard is the

22:11 Speaker 13: guy that you here with these ghostly guitar lines, you

22:17 Speaker 13: know almost at the real you know, they're they're really

22:20 Speaker 13: beautiful and bring a real gorgeous you know kind of

22:27 Speaker 13: I could have put it now. It's all almost levitation

22:31 Speaker 13: that you feel when you when you're listening to it.

22:33 Speaker 12: You know, that's a that's a really that's a good

22:36 Speaker 12: way of putting it. You know, I wouldn't have thought

22:38 Speaker 12: of that, but uh but yeah, you're right now that

22:41 Speaker 12: you use that word. That is that is perfect levitation.

22:46 Speaker 13: Yeah, it's the melodic the melodic path. Jerry took when

22:52 Speaker 13: we presented this song to him and Jerry, he's a

22:55 Speaker 13: great characters. He's a real, real good guy. And I

22:57 Speaker 13: was absolutely moon when you read after left and listening

23:01 Speaker 13: to the demo of the track and he said, yeah,

23:03 Speaker 13: what a great track lads. You know I want to

23:05 Speaker 13: be involved, you know. So I was bowled over. I

23:08 Speaker 13: couldn't you know. It was bit it was a bit

23:10 Speaker 13: hard for me to to to actually actually digest that

23:13 Speaker 13: and accept it. But once we got working on it,

23:17 Speaker 13: we we all realized at the time what it was

23:20 Speaker 13: going to what was going to happen here, you know,

23:23 Speaker 13: with this track. And now Jerry for for your listeners

23:26 Speaker 13: out there, Jerry is his background. He was David Bowie's

23:31 Speaker 13: musical director and guitar player, guitarist and co writer I

23:36 Speaker 13: believe on some some tracks for I think about the

23:40 Speaker 13: bones of about twenty years he was with with David

23:43 Speaker 13: Bowie touring and recording and you know, his musical partner

23:47 Speaker 13: there for for so long.

23:48 Speaker 11: Yeah.

23:49 Speaker 13: Oh, to have that integrity and they have that depth

23:52 Speaker 13: on on my records, you know, on my album and

23:56 Speaker 13: this this track in particular, to me, was the greatest

24:01 Speaker 13: accolade I could ever have musically I could ever achieve,

24:05 Speaker 13: you know, so delighted with that. So not only Jerry,

24:13 Speaker 13: but we presented the track again to Rob him alone

24:18 Speaker 13: or Robbie's fantastic, warm, floating baselines, you know. And Robbie

24:23 Speaker 13: Malone has been a co writer and musical partner with

24:27 Speaker 13: David Gray again for over twenty five years. So to

24:31 Speaker 13: have the caliber of these musicians on my track was,

24:36 Speaker 13: you know, it just it. It took me to a

24:39 Speaker 13: different realm match, you know. So it's very emotional when

24:42 Speaker 13: we when we find doing the final mix on the track. Yeah,

24:46 Speaker 13: Producer Wayne Wayne p she this is all recorded in

24:50 Speaker 13: his his fantastic studios, Ocean Studios, Ireland. That's right down

24:56 Speaker 13: on the on the southern tip of Ireland in any

25:00 Speaker 13: Cork next up New York, that that kind of way.

25:03 Speaker 13: So it's it's a very very open space and and

25:07 Speaker 13: wide open for creativity and you know, no distractions whatsoever.

25:13 Speaker 13: And this whole, the whole album, the whole you know,

25:16 Speaker 13: record has created in that in that you know, that

25:19 Speaker 13: production production space in in Wayne's studio. And Wayne has

25:23 Speaker 13: a beautiful history He's worked with with some of the

25:26 Speaker 13: biggest artists on the planet. You know, like I've just

25:29 Speaker 13: mentioned Jerry and Robbie there, but Wayne has also worked

25:32 Speaker 13: with the Hot House Flowers and Ronnie Wood. He was

25:36 Speaker 13: Ronni Woods drummer on on few of Ronnie's albums. They're

25:40 Speaker 13: great friends, you know, So Cactus World News back in

25:44 Speaker 13: the eighties, and and countless countless you know artists that

25:50 Speaker 13: that that that Wayne's worked with. So he brought that

25:53 Speaker 13: wealth and and all that that that beauty and depth

25:56 Speaker 13: of production value. Yeah to the old record, you know,

26:02 Speaker 13: so delighted, absolutely delighted.

26:04 Speaker 10: Yeah.

26:04 Speaker 11: Now, now, did Wayne also produce the one, the first single?

26:09 Speaker 13: Yes, yeah, Wayne, Wayne produced every track on the album.

26:13 Speaker 13: It's the albums, it's ten tracks. At the moment, we're

26:17 Speaker 13: working on another one, another track because the album hasn't

26:20 Speaker 13: been released yet. We're still toying with the idea of

26:23 Speaker 13: putting maybe one, maybe two tracks on there. So but yes, Wayne,

26:28 Speaker 13: Wayne produced every every track on the album, and he

26:31 Speaker 13: did produce the one, you know, so.

26:35 Speaker 12: Sorry, yeah, oh, I was just going to say that's

26:37 Speaker 12: a great track too. We're actually going to play that

26:39 Speaker 12: at the end of our conversation. I kind of bookend

26:41 Speaker 12: the segment. But yeah, that's that's another really great song.

26:45 Speaker 13: Oh wow, thank you very much. Let's yeah, keep these

26:48 Speaker 13: compliments coming out over them. You know.

26:51 Speaker 11: Well, you know I'm of Irish descent, so you know

26:54 Speaker 11: we have to we have to unite.

26:58 Speaker 13: Yeah, let's hold hands and jump up and down in

26:59 Speaker 13: the air.

27:00 Speaker 4: That's great.

27:02 Speaker 11: But yeah, the one you've had a lot of success

27:06 Speaker 11: with that, right is this? Was it number one on

27:07 Speaker 11: the Irish iTunes Rock and Maine charts?

27:10 Speaker 16: Is that correct?

27:11 Speaker 13: Yes? It was. Actually it was number one on the

27:15 Speaker 13: main Irish iTunes charts, unfortunately, edging Taylor Swift from the

27:22 Speaker 13: top position, which I was kind of proud about.

27:25 Speaker 5: You know.

27:26 Speaker 13: I thought it was very funny, brilliant, and yes it

27:29 Speaker 13: was number one for I think the week. And you know,

27:35 Speaker 13: I kept hopping over when I was when I was

27:37 Speaker 13: looking at these charts, I kept hopping over through the

27:39 Speaker 13: different scales and different genres actually of of the iTunes

27:44 Speaker 13: and and and normal usual indigenous charts, you know, and

27:51 Speaker 13: I looked at it was. Yeah, it was number one

27:54 Speaker 13: on the rock charts as well, and you know it

27:56 Speaker 13: stayed there for such a long time. It was great.

27:59 Speaker 13: It's great to have that that success. You surprise for me,

28:02 Speaker 13: you know, because I mean, I was up against some

28:04 Speaker 13: of the biggest artists on the planet. Yeah. And then

28:08 Speaker 13: the next thing, I got a phone call from from

28:11 Speaker 13: friends of mine in Amsterdam, so hey, you number two

28:14 Speaker 13: in the Netherlands. I'm like, oh my god, what's happening here?

28:19 Speaker 6: You know?

28:20 Speaker 11: That's fantastic.

28:22 Speaker 13: Absolutely, And yeah, I'm hoping to hoping to generate the

28:27 Speaker 13: same success with with Hurricane.

28:30 Speaker 12: And then can you talk to you a little bit

28:32 Speaker 12: about the one about you know what, what's kind of

28:33 Speaker 12: the message behind that. It's kind of got a vibe

28:36 Speaker 12: about you know, unity and change and so forth. But

28:38 Speaker 12: I mean, am I right about that? Am I interpreting

28:41 Speaker 12: that correctly?

28:42 Speaker 13: Yes? Absolutely? The one was written again as a as

28:46 Speaker 13: a as a a prayer for hope and unity. I

28:51 Speaker 13: suppose in a bit of a fractured world at the moment,

28:54 Speaker 13: where leadership seems to be a bit of a shadow

28:57 Speaker 13: that people are avoiding, and it's it's kind of a

29:01 Speaker 13: search for a positive, good, forward thinking, sincere leader, you know,

29:12 Speaker 13: you know, which I suppose politically, which I try to

29:15 Speaker 13: keep away from politics in my music because it's too

29:19 Speaker 13: aided and too niche, you know, but but we do

29:23 Speaker 13: need positive leadership and this is a it's it's almost

29:27 Speaker 13: a prayer. It's almost written as a prayer, but it is,

29:30 Speaker 13: it's a cry for hope and unity. And you know,

29:33 Speaker 13: let's let's let's take let's take each other and take

29:37 Speaker 13: each other into the future with a great with a

29:39 Speaker 13: great leader. And it's a question as well, you know,

29:42 Speaker 13: And the question is who is the one? Who will

29:47 Speaker 13: be the one? You're going to be the one? Am

29:49 Speaker 13: I going to be the one to save the world?

29:52 Speaker 13: You know? And that's basically the message in the song there.

29:55 Speaker 13: You know, it could be could be anyone. It could

29:58 Speaker 13: be anyone.

30:00 Speaker 15: You know.

30:01 Speaker 11: Yeah, we we we will play that in a few minutes.

30:04 Speaker 12: I do want to ask you too about the meaning

30:06 Speaker 12: of and I'm sure you this is a question you

30:09 Speaker 12: probably get tired of answering this cometry.

30:11 Speaker 11: You get asked this question all the time. But the

30:14 Speaker 11: meaning of the Deep Hour?

30:15 Speaker 13: What?

30:15 Speaker 17: What?

30:15 Speaker 11: Where does the name of the Deep Hour come from?

30:18 Speaker 13: The Deep Hour is somewhere between an angelic feeling and catatonia.

30:25 Speaker 13: That explains it.

30:26 Speaker 4: You know.

30:28 Speaker 13: Now, when when I say this, I think you'll understand this, man,

30:32 Speaker 13: you know, with your your history of you know, hypnotherapy

30:36 Speaker 13: et cetera. But the deep hour is a state of

30:40 Speaker 13: mind that you have no control over. And this happens

30:45 Speaker 13: in the middle of the night, when you're in the

30:48 Speaker 13: depths of your sleep. And that's when when when dreaming,

30:53 Speaker 13: the you know, the the the the art of dreaming

30:57 Speaker 13: comes in l Now you read the deepest of your sleep.

31:02 Speaker 13: You know, this doesn't last. This condition doesn't last all night.

31:05 Speaker 13: It probably lasts about an hour. And that's that is

31:11 Speaker 13: the state of mind that I want this music to

31:14 Speaker 13: to to create within the for the listener, you know,

31:17 Speaker 13: for the consumer, Yes, it's basically like nearly a catatonic

31:22 Speaker 13: state of you know, dream world, but great dreams, you know,

31:27 Speaker 13: nice dreams. So that's where that's the name of the deeper.

31:32 Speaker 13: That's where that comes from, is the deepest hour in

31:34 Speaker 13: the night where you touch upon your dream dream scenes

31:38 Speaker 13: really you.

31:39 Speaker 11: Know, okay, okay, very good? Yes.

31:42 Speaker 12: And then so the album through your eyes, do you

31:45 Speaker 12: have because I know you said you've got another track

31:47 Speaker 12: that you're gonna be adding to it, do you have

31:50 Speaker 12: any kind of an eta on one that might be

31:53 Speaker 12: I know, sometime in twenty twenty six, I assume it

31:56 Speaker 12: will be.

31:57 Speaker 13: Yeah, we the plan is releasing in kind of calculated increments,

32:04 Speaker 13: you know, So the one late last year because I

32:07 Speaker 13: really wanted to drop a single in twenty twenty five,

32:12 Speaker 13: and obviously the Hurricane now and I'm progressing with pr

32:18 Speaker 13: and you know, radio and awareness of these tracks. So

32:23 Speaker 13: the next track to come out after that will be

32:26 Speaker 13: These Are My Streets. Let's track all These Are My Streets,

32:30 Speaker 13: which will be coming out at the start of April.

32:32 Speaker 13: So I wanted three or four singles to be released

32:35 Speaker 13: from the album before I actually drop drop the album,

32:38 Speaker 13: you know, getting back to your question, I think after

32:43 Speaker 13: the fourth single, which will probably be May, the album

32:50 Speaker 13: should come out, so it'll be early summer. I think

32:54 Speaker 13: estimate arrival will be early summer hopefully fingers crossed.

32:58 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. Well, we'll certainly have you back

33:01 Speaker 12: on you know, to talk about it when when you're

33:04 Speaker 12: ready and everything, because like I said, I mean, you know,

33:06 Speaker 12: obviously we've only heard these well we're going to play

33:09 Speaker 12: the one in just a moment, but these two songs

33:11 Speaker 12: are so great, so I can't wait to hear the

33:13 Speaker 12: rest of it. I think it's going to be really,

33:15 Speaker 12: really good, and you know, and I really, I really

33:18 Speaker 12: like your approach to songwriting and the messaging and all

33:21 Speaker 12: of it I think is great. So and again, the

33:24 Speaker 12: new single The Hurricane will be out of course February twentieth,

33:27 Speaker 12: just in a few days. And love that such a

33:29 Speaker 12: great track. I'm very honored that we got to do

33:31 Speaker 12: the radio premiere of it here on the show. And

33:35 Speaker 12: but Brian, this has been wonderful. Where for our listeners,

33:39 Speaker 12: where should they go? Where's the best place to.

33:41 Speaker 11: Go online to keep up with everything that you're doing

33:45 Speaker 11: with The Deep Hower.

33:47 Speaker 13: Yeah, well, please follow me on on Facebook, the Deep

33:51 Speaker 13: Hower on Facebook, Instagram obviously the same, the Deep Hower

33:55 Speaker 13: and my website. Every little nugget of information that I'm

34:01 Speaker 13: releasing will be up on my websites, which is the

34:03 Speaker 13: Deep Hour dot com. No personal. So there'll be new

34:07 Speaker 13: releases eventually, merch and you know, gig dates two dates

34:13 Speaker 13: if you know, there's no there's no two dates as

34:16 Speaker 13: such yet because we're still busy with the pr and

34:18 Speaker 13: the launching of a few tracks to get a bit

34:20 Speaker 13: of a bit more meat on the bone, you know,

34:22 Speaker 13: get something out there for the you know, for the

34:25 Speaker 13: valid listeners and the valid fan base. So yeah, it's

34:31 Speaker 13: an exciting time. It's it's it's great, you know, and

34:35 Speaker 13: it's it's it's brought in twenty twenty six on a

34:37 Speaker 13: real high and a real positive note for me. You know,

34:41 Speaker 13: the whole team actually behind me, the production team, the

34:44 Speaker 13: you know, the musicians involved and the PR team and

34:49 Speaker 13: every everybody involved. It's it's fabulous, so.

34:54 Speaker 12: Fantastic. You got you got a lot of good people

34:56 Speaker 12: around you. That's that's for sure, and uh, that is outstanding.

34:59 Speaker 4: Brian.

34:59 Speaker 11: We will let you go.

35:00 Speaker 12: We're gonna hit this track. We're gonna play the one,

35:03 Speaker 12: the first single from this project, the Deep Hour. But

35:07 Speaker 12: Brian o'glanby, thank you so much, and like I said,

35:10 Speaker 12: we will have you back and I really love talking

35:12 Speaker 12: to you today.

35:12 Speaker 11: Thank you so much for joining us.

35:14 Speaker 13: Absolutely, thank you very much. Thanks Mattin and all your

35:17 Speaker 13: production team there and all your listeners. Thank you very much.

35:20 Speaker 13: The Deep Hower, The Deep Hower.

35:22 Speaker 11: All right, Brian, thank you, take care less.

35:24 Speaker 13: Thank you very much.

35:25 Speaker 11: Boy bye bye. All right. That is Brian o'g Brian

35:28 Speaker 11: o'clanby from The Deep Hower.

35:29 Speaker 12: Sorry I'm tripping on my still struggling with my voice

35:32 Speaker 12: a little bit, but well wow, he's great.

35:34 Speaker 11: To talk to you.

35:35 Speaker 12: I really enjoyed that conversation a lot, and I love

35:38 Speaker 12: the new single the Hurricane which came out, which will

35:42 Speaker 12: be coming out on February twentieth. But the One is

35:45 Speaker 12: the first single from the album, and let's give this

35:48 Speaker 12: a spin. This is the one, and this is the

35:51 Speaker 12: Deep Hour.

36:12 Speaker 6: Gets a twisted cat the fad to say the world

36:17 Speaker 6: the fall in grace through every.

36:20 Speaker 13: Ward lie shadow, strack you down, clean the world from

36:32 Speaker 13: lost and found, to clean the eye ground.

36:41 Speaker 9: The simple is extreme. Birdn't know, it's weird to the

36:55 Speaker 9: open end, to whever you want to where you flag.

37:03 Speaker 13: Wonn be won?

37:05 Speaker 4: See to the mall.

37:16 Speaker 9: Around the child reaching.

37:20 Speaker 13: Out to broken smiles to hold the bowl with you.

37:29 Speaker 15: In the se Brokendry, Singapore, the silence screen light, the

37:38 Speaker 15: ship with.

37:44 Speaker 9: Silver shape, the word.

37:52 Speaker 13: Around this weird.

37:59 Speaker 9: Reaching and so everyone to every flag.

38:06 Speaker 13: Wall warm, see.

38:12 Speaker 18: To see.

38:15 Speaker 13: You gotta change to save.

38:25 Speaker 9: You in the shapes who are cold. It's good bye.

38:40 Speaker 4: Reaches.

38:42 Speaker 9: So every flag.

38:46 Speaker 7: Wom warm, see.

38:52 Speaker 9: Save to change, n save wone be won, don't be

39:09 Speaker 9: wone see can skis.

39:35 Speaker 4: kNs. That is called the one.

39:48 Speaker 12: That is the first single from the Deep Hour, And

39:50 Speaker 12: we just talked to Brian o'glanbye from The Deep Hour.

39:54 Speaker 12: Uh And earlier on the show we did the world

39:56 Speaker 12: radio premiere of his brand new single Hurricane, which we

39:59 Speaker 12: will play again later in the show. And I really

40:02 Speaker 12: enjoyed talking with Brian, you know, right now because of

40:05 Speaker 12: the issue with my voice, so right now, instead of

40:07 Speaker 12: my voice cracking, it actually sounds deeper.

40:10 Speaker 11: And the way that it sounds. You know, what would

40:13 Speaker 11: be really cool is if the way that it sounds

40:15 Speaker 11: right now in this moment is if it just stayed

40:18 Speaker 11: like this.

40:19 Speaker 16: I don't think I don't hear as drastic of a

40:22 Speaker 16: difference as you do.

40:23 Speaker 11: I think, really I could. To me, my voice sounds

40:25 Speaker 11: deeper right now and I like it.

40:27 Speaker 16: Okay, well you can keep it for now.

40:29 Speaker 11: I can't keep it. It's not going to say this way,

40:31 Speaker 11: but well.

40:32 Speaker 16: Maybe if you mentally try and make it stay that way, stay.

40:35 Speaker 12: That way, I'd prefer that. I know that that's impossible.

40:39 Speaker 12: I would prefer a deeper voice, but anyway, but yeah,

40:42 Speaker 12: thank you again to Brian from the Deep Hour. That

40:44 Speaker 12: was that was wonderful and we will definitely have him

40:46 Speaker 12: on again. And we just want to mention so Jenny,

40:50 Speaker 12: you wanted to mention because we played Holly Brewer last

40:54 Speaker 12: week on the show. We kind of snuck it in.

40:56 Speaker 12: We didn't really tell anybody we were going to play it,

40:58 Speaker 12: but we played the new single from Holly Brewer and

41:00 Speaker 12: then she she was so, she's so wonderful. She was

41:03 Speaker 12: on the show a number of years ago. She hasn't

41:05 Speaker 12: been on in a long time. I wonder if she'd

41:06 Speaker 12: want to come back on. But she actually sent you

41:08 Speaker 12: a card.

41:09 Speaker 16: I love Holly.

41:10 Speaker 11: Yeah, Oh she's wonderful.

41:12 Speaker 3: Yeah, Hollybrewer dot org. If do you want to check

41:14 Speaker 3: her out? Actually, on her band camp she had some

41:18 Speaker 3: stickers for sale, and you know how much I love stickers. Yes,

41:21 Speaker 3: so I got some stickers. But she sent me like

41:23 Speaker 3: you bought some stickers, right, you expect stickers.

41:26 Speaker 16: No, it came in this.

41:27 Speaker 3: Beautiful card that's obviously handmade and handprinted, and it was

41:31 Speaker 3: even sealed with a wax seal. I absolutely adore Holly,

41:35 Speaker 3: and I encourage you to check out Hollybrewer dot org.

41:39 Speaker 3: And I love her artwork, I love her music. Yes,

41:42 Speaker 3: it's just a great artist, a great person.

41:44 Speaker 12: Yes, absolutely, So we're gonna play I have a Eric

41:48 Speaker 12: Pilcher requested a song, and of course longtime listeners are

41:52 Speaker 12: familiar with Eric Pilcher. He's a part of the show.

41:55 Speaker 12: He's been a part of this show kind of off

41:57 Speaker 12: and on. He used to do the classic film reviews.

41:59 Speaker 12: He's going to be back to that. And he's done

42:00 Speaker 12: many segments with us. And he also is UH. He

42:03 Speaker 12: does the Tough Bumps podcast with us, which is separate

42:07 Speaker 12: from WM and H. Of course, that is strictly online

42:09 Speaker 12: Tough Bumps. We usually do it on Sunday nights. You

42:11 Speaker 12: can find that online. But he requested a song. This

42:14 Speaker 12: is ice Cube Arrest the President, the radio edit of it,

42:18 Speaker 12: of course, and I like this track, so I'm gonna

42:21 Speaker 12: gohead and play this and then stick around. We got

42:24 Speaker 12: edge Ys coming up in the second hour and they

42:26 Speaker 12: are in the building. I can hear their voices, so

42:28 Speaker 12: looking forward to talking with them.

42:29 Speaker 11: It's been a while. But here it is Arrest the

42:31 Speaker 11: President by ice Cube.

42:34 Speaker 4: Yeah, we're not dropped the mic. It hit the floor

42:41 Speaker 4: like gold. That's right. You can't pick it up on

42:45 Speaker 4: your truck. Y'all know what it is. Y'all know what

42:51 Speaker 4: it was, y'all know what to share with me?

42:54 Speaker 2: Photos start boy, get dark body for better crip walk

42:59 Speaker 2: crip this real talk smoke pushed and boy, still with

43:02 Speaker 2: pell lost, still booking, with the wheels off, always looking

43:07 Speaker 2: down for the criss cross. I'm a bigger Pullstein brick Ross,

43:11 Speaker 2: always winning, get lost. It's the war lord, bring the boodoo.

43:16 Speaker 2: When I bailed through, it's crazy like belleview what they

43:19 Speaker 2: tell you that boy? And long like I'm alone the

43:23 Speaker 2: stull and palm.

43:24 Speaker 4: Arrested President. You got the evidence that he is rushing intelligence.

43:29 Speaker 4: When it prains it pours? Did you know the new white?

43:32 Speaker 4: What's orange? Boy?

43:34 Speaker 2: You're showing your horns. They're trying to replace my hated

43:37 Speaker 2: over with thorns. You sew basic with your baysticks. Let's

43:42 Speaker 2: go ag in the matrix.

43:44 Speaker 19: Arrested President, arrested President, Arrested President, you got the evident.

43:49 Speaker 19: Arrested President, arrest the president. Arrested President, you got the.

43:53 Speaker 2: E I took back my eyes and all black tonight.

43:56 Speaker 8: That's right.

43:57 Speaker 2: Something you gotta sacrifice. Not a crim No, I'm a seminal.

44:01 Speaker 2: I was free once. Now clinical you're so technical. This

44:06 Speaker 2: was Mexico and everywhere I go it's on by taxi

44:09 Speaker 2: coat them men the rest, tell you I turn the

44:13 Speaker 2: fruit into a vegetable.

44:15 Speaker 4: I'm gonna roll with the alien man. These holmost safe bens.

44:20 Speaker 4: They don't really want to make friends, or they want

44:23 Speaker 4: us on say these.

44:24 Speaker 2: Beans, or they want us they dividends, and that's the

44:27 Speaker 2: boats de cet of sins.

44:30 Speaker 11: They'll treat us like wholigins.

44:32 Speaker 4: Throw the men.

44:32 Speaker 2: They don't care what school he is. These people don't

44:36 Speaker 2: play fair. It ain't even fair at the state fair.

44:40 Speaker 2: Give a young gray hair. That's why I'm here to

44:43 Speaker 2: get ass. Stay there, you better stay there, close up

44:48 Speaker 2: eyes like a day care.

44:50 Speaker 4: Make myself clear, it is Shakespeare. I'm here to take money,

44:53 Speaker 4: even fake hair. So desperate is what I'm left with.

44:57 Speaker 11: For the record, you affect it?

45:00 Speaker 4: Oh you elected.

45:00 Speaker 2: It's so septic, so fellished, and I can't accept it.

45:05 Speaker 19: Arrested President, arrested President, arrested President.

45:08 Speaker 13: You got the evidence.

45:10 Speaker 19: Arrested president, arrested president, arrested President.

45:13 Speaker 8: You've got the evidence.

45:15 Speaker 19: Arrested president, arrested president, arrested president, You've got the evidence.

45:20 Speaker 19: Arrested President, arrested president, arrested president, you got the evidence.

45:25 Speaker 4: I reside on the West Side. I murdered with my

45:29 Speaker 4: third eye.

45:31 Speaker 2: So far I get a bird's eye. I'm making extreme

45:34 Speaker 2: bloody bird eye less. Meet at the White House, run

45:38 Speaker 2: in and turn the lights out. Man, they treated like

45:41 Speaker 2: a trap house. These mother mother never take the trash out.

45:45 Speaker 2: Then they just cash out, mash out. Not to take

45:48 Speaker 2: your trugs saying pass out, love to go that fast route.

45:53 Speaker 2: I'll see you when you're black.

45:54 Speaker 4: Get house on me.

45:56 Speaker 2: You play too much white. These devils, they don't wait

45:59 Speaker 2: too much. Why most of them won't say too much?

46:02 Speaker 2: Why he steady playing it?

46:04 Speaker 9: God knows why.

46:05 Speaker 4: I knows what.

46:06 Speaker 2: That's why I'm bron with the will once real ones

46:09 Speaker 2: trying to reach Will Young Will once trying to make

46:12 Speaker 2: Bill Young's will once.

46:14 Speaker 19: Rest like Sir Will Young arrested President, arrested President, arrested President,

46:19 Speaker 19: You've got the evidence, arrested President, arrested president, arrested presidents,

46:24 Speaker 19: You've got the evidence.

46:58 Speaker 20: Day Can I tells up the lad beginning for trails?

47:06 Speaker 20: What'll show the world that the ender nail the table

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47:45 Speaker 20: Look to the skies as our people die, come fire, talk.

47:52 Speaker 13: To the knights.

47:54 Speaker 20: Your sense of fil that the ender name hair able

48:00 Speaker 20: receve ball the city hell brow Walser s done O

48:05 Speaker 20: my hand see the brow Way answer the snow man

48:11 Speaker 20: Lxi no Broadway answer Yeah everywhere. I'm the city of

48:18 Speaker 20: brou Wal. The Sydney was sitting.

49:21 Speaker 9: Falling cylinders on my head. I close my eyes and

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