Matt Connarton Unleashed 2-15-25 hour 2

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0:04 Speaker 3: This is Eleanor Langthorne from Vices, Inc.

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4:36 Speaker 13: That's why I don't know boy speak.

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4:53 Speaker 14: What a beautiful song that is? Kat Ivy, who is

4:56 Speaker 14: with us in studio and we're gonna speak with in

4:59 Speaker 14: just a moment. Welcome I everybody. This is our number

5:01 Speaker 14: two New Marrow dose of Matt Connorton Unleashed, and we

5:04 Speaker 14: are live from the studios of wm NH ninety five

5:08 Speaker 14: point three FM on this glorious Saturday, February fifteen, twenty

5:13 Speaker 14: twenty five. Jenny is here as well, of course, at

5:16 Speaker 14: the news table and joining us in studio. Kat obvious

5:21 Speaker 14: here with us.

5:21 Speaker 4: Good morning morning. Hi, are you very well?

5:24 Speaker 14: Very well? You were saying off air, excuse me, I

5:27 Speaker 14: have my winter voice as many of us do. Oh yeah,

5:32 Speaker 14: so you were saying off air, So this is your

5:34 Speaker 14: your first time doing a radio interview.

5:36 Speaker 4: It is, yeah, baby's first radio interview.

5:38 Speaker 14: Oh, very cool, very cool. Well, welcome and is that

5:41 Speaker 14: the first Excuse me, Well, it's not the first thing

5:46 Speaker 14: that you've had on YouTube, obviously, but this is a

5:49 Speaker 14: brand news single, right, this is relatively Yes, this.

5:51 Speaker 15: Was I released it back in November. Actually, I released

5:54 Speaker 15: this on my birthday November twenty eighth this past which

5:57 Speaker 15: is also Thanksgiving this year.

5:59 Speaker 14: Okay, yeah, very cool. How long have you been? How

6:03 Speaker 14: long have you been active as a singer songwriter.

6:05 Speaker 15: In the area, in the area, So honestly, it's funny

6:08 Speaker 15: because I started when I was eighteen, playing music around

6:13 Speaker 15: like the New England area.

6:14 Speaker 4: Yeah, and for about.

6:17 Speaker 15: Like maybe two years I did it, and then I

6:20 Speaker 15: took a hiatus and traveled and got married and moved

6:23 Speaker 15: to Hawaii, lived there for a little bit and then yeah,

6:26 Speaker 15: and then twenty twenty three I kind of started to

6:28 Speaker 15: back up again. Yeah, so I've been doing this, I

6:31 Speaker 15: guess now is like trying to be a full time

6:34 Speaker 15: career around New England since then.

6:36 Speaker 14: Excellent, excellent. How did we how did we meet? You?

6:40 Speaker 14: Did did you come to us through Eric.

6:42 Speaker 4: Yes, come out, Yes, I thought so.

6:44 Speaker 14: Yeah. Yeah, he's been on the show a bunch of

6:45 Speaker 14: times and he's amazing.

6:46 Speaker 15: Yeah, he's great. He's great. I'm actually going to play

6:48 Speaker 15: a show with him. Oh no, that's okay.

6:51 Speaker 14: What's that? He sends me the most amazing artists. And

6:55 Speaker 14: your voice is just incredibly beautiful to listen to.

6:57 Speaker 4: I really love you, thank you, thank you so much.

7:00 Speaker 14: Absolutely. Where was that recorded?

7:03 Speaker 15: By the way, So that's actually recorded in my home studio,

7:06 Speaker 15: which is just my house. And I worked with a

7:09 Speaker 15: producer in Nashville. Her name is Abby Lauren and worked

7:12 Speaker 15: on this with me, and she recorded the instruments for

7:14 Speaker 15: me at her home studio. Oh okidding, Yeah, so we

7:17 Speaker 15: collabed online. It was just all online.

7:19 Speaker 14: So did you do you did the vocals and guitar,

7:21 Speaker 14: I assume yeah, and then she did everything else. Yeah. No,

7:25 Speaker 14: it's really cool and I would imagine too. I mean,

7:27 Speaker 14: with just the vocals and guitar, it would sound great,

7:30 Speaker 14: you know if it were you know, a little bit

7:31 Speaker 14: stripped down. But the but what she added to it,

7:34 Speaker 14: the texture is really cool, especially since when the song starts,

7:38 Speaker 14: this is just my obsor I overanalyze these things, but

7:41 Speaker 14: when the song starts, you don't necessarily expect to hear

7:43 Speaker 14: those additional elements, so then when they kind of come in,

7:46 Speaker 14: it's like, yeah, that's cool. Yeah, and it sort of

7:48 Speaker 14: elevates the song as it goes. So that's really nice. Now,

7:52 Speaker 14: how Abby Lauren that's her name? Yes, okay, And how

7:54 Speaker 14: did you come to work with her?

7:56 Speaker 16: So?

7:56 Speaker 15: Actually, I found her on a website called sound Better,

7:59 Speaker 15: and I was just trying to look for a producer

8:02 Speaker 15: for that song because that song is very obviously very

8:05 Speaker 15: personal to me, and for my other songs, I actually

8:08 Speaker 15: work with my dad, but this one was a little

8:11 Speaker 15: bit personal, so I wanted to get a little bit

8:13 Speaker 15: of an outside perspective on it, and so I went, Yeah,

8:16 Speaker 15: I went on the website sound Better, and I found

8:18 Speaker 15: her on there, and I messaged her to work with her,

8:21 Speaker 15: and she accepted, and we've collapsed and we're actually clabbing

8:24 Speaker 15: on a new song coming up hopefully soon the next

8:26 Speaker 15: couple of months right now.

8:27 Speaker 4: So I'm excited. She's been great to work with.

8:29 Speaker 14: Oh, excellent, Now sound Better. I feel like I've heard

8:34 Speaker 14: of sites like that, but I don't think i've heard

8:36 Speaker 14: of that one exactly. So is it is it a

8:38 Speaker 14: situation where like you go on there and you you

8:41 Speaker 14: present your music and different producers can kind of yeah.

8:45 Speaker 15: Yeah, so it's kind of like, oh my god, I

8:48 Speaker 15: can't think of the other website that I want to

8:50 Speaker 15: think of right now.

8:51 Speaker 14: I can't because I know the one I'm thinking. Yeah, yeah,

8:55 Speaker 14: it's if.

8:56 Speaker 15: It's kind of like also if you try to find

8:59 Speaker 15: artists to do work for you. It's kind of something

9:01 Speaker 15: like that. And I had just came across it. I

9:04 Speaker 15: just hyped in on Google like producers near me in Boston,

9:07 Speaker 15: and that website came up and I was like, oh,

9:09 Speaker 15: let me check it out. And then her picture was

9:11 Speaker 15: one of the first ones I came up. And I

9:13 Speaker 15: was looking at other ones, but I really was drawn

9:15 Speaker 15: to her and her energy, so you know, I was like,

9:17 Speaker 15: you know what, I'm going to reach out to her

9:18 Speaker 15: and send her my demo and yeah, so if they

9:21 Speaker 15: accept it, they'll let you know and you kind of

9:23 Speaker 15: have to just work through the website. Okay, So that way,

9:26 Speaker 15: like you know, if anything weird happens, like there's some

9:29 Speaker 15: liability there.

9:30 Speaker 14: Yeah, but yeah, yeah that makes sense. So you're gonna

9:33 Speaker 14: work with her on the next one as well.

9:35 Speaker 4: Yes, okay, yes, I'm currently doing that right now.

9:37 Speaker 14: Oh you are?

9:38 Speaker 8: Yeah? Yeah?

9:38 Speaker 14: Is it? Is it kind of a similar process where

9:40 Speaker 14: you're doing the vocals and guitar and then she's going

9:42 Speaker 14: to add elements.

9:43 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, exactly.

9:45 Speaker 15: We'd go on a zoom call beforehand and we kind

9:47 Speaker 15: of talk about, you know, go through the song and

9:48 Speaker 15: talk about like what we want in it and what

9:51 Speaker 15: how do you think it would sound?

9:52 Speaker 14: And yeah, all that so outstanding. Yeah, you mentioned working

9:57 Speaker 14: with your dad, So has your dad also recorded some

10:00 Speaker 14: of your your previous songs.

10:02 Speaker 15: Yes, so my songs Indiana Jones and Memory Lane that

10:06 Speaker 15: I have out as well. He was the one that

10:09 Speaker 15: produced with me on those songs. So he used to

10:11 Speaker 15: be a musician himself. His band in the eighties was

10:15 Speaker 15: called Explicit.

10:16 Speaker 14: Okay, and I that name has come up on the

10:20 Speaker 14: show before.

10:22 Speaker 1: Oh really, it's like Explicit Yeah, okay, there's somebody who

10:26 Speaker 1: has been on the show who either either was in

10:29 Speaker 1: that band.

10:30 Speaker 14: Or had a probably more likely had a parent.

10:35 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, okay, because.

10:36 Speaker 14: I swear that name has come up before. That's interesting.

10:38 Speaker 4: That's so funny.

10:39 Speaker 15: That would be fun I mean, I know that some

10:41 Speaker 15: of the band members do live around here, so I'm

10:43 Speaker 15: not surprised.

10:44 Speaker 4: That did come up.

10:45 Speaker 14: It makes sense.

10:45 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so he used.

10:47 Speaker 15: To be in that band, and then you know, I

10:49 Speaker 15: kind of came along and he stopped music for a

10:51 Speaker 15: while to you know, support the family. And when I, like,

10:55 Speaker 15: I had some interest in doing music, he was obviously

10:57 Speaker 15: super excited and he started working on these songs with

11:01 Speaker 15: me as well. And he also plays like the instruments

11:04 Speaker 15: and stuff too, and yeah, so it's been a learning

11:06 Speaker 15: process with us both for that as well.

11:08 Speaker 14: What he does, he play guitar, he does, he.

11:11 Speaker 15: Plays guitar, He does a lot of like keyboards. I

11:14 Speaker 15: was I think his main instrument was keyboard.

11:16 Speaker 4: He was in the band. He doesn't do any of

11:18 Speaker 4: the singing, so I didn't get that from him.

11:20 Speaker 15: I did get that from my mom, who's I think

11:22 Speaker 15: listening right now, So shout out to my mom. Okay,

11:25 Speaker 15: but yeah, I got my singing from her and the

11:27 Speaker 15: instruments from him.

11:28 Speaker 14: Yeah. Well, coming from a musical family, yeah, it was

11:31 Speaker 14: bound to you know that, you would.

11:33 Speaker 4: It was bound to stick at some point.

11:34 Speaker 14: Yeah, No, that's cool. Did he teach you how to

11:38 Speaker 14: play guitar? Or did you take lessons or did you

11:40 Speaker 14: learn on your own?

11:41 Speaker 4: So he bought me my first guitar when I was

11:43 Speaker 4: five years old.

11:44 Speaker 15: There's some videos of me like trying to play obviously

11:47 Speaker 15: not doing it very well, like.

11:48 Speaker 4: An electric little mini red Fender guitar.

11:51 Speaker 15: Yeah, and then around twelve years old, since I was

11:54 Speaker 15: still expressing really interest in wanting to learn, they put

11:57 Speaker 15: me in some lessons.

11:58 Speaker 14: Okay, yeah, okay, yeah. Do you like, when did you

12:03 Speaker 14: start writing your own songs? Do you know around what

12:07 Speaker 14: age you?

12:07 Speaker 8: Yeah?

12:08 Speaker 15: So around also twelve years old is when I started

12:11 Speaker 15: writing lyrics to songs. I was going through a lot

12:15 Speaker 15: of you know, just stuff in my home life and

12:20 Speaker 15: you know, in my personal life and everything, and I

12:23 Speaker 15: didn't really know how to express my feelings. So actually

12:26 Speaker 15: I learned from my favorite band, whose Life House, And

12:29 Speaker 15: they've been my favorite band for a long time. The

12:32 Speaker 15: singer would say that his therapy was writing music. Okay,

12:35 Speaker 15: So because they were such an idol to me, that

12:38 Speaker 15: was like, all right, let me try that. So I

12:40 Speaker 15: started writing lyrics just to kind of get my feelings

12:42 Speaker 15: out of like you know, home stuff, personal stuff, and

12:45 Speaker 15: then maybe like boys or whatever, you know, just like

12:48 Speaker 15: small twelve year old things, and it kind of grew

12:49 Speaker 15: with me as I got older, and it's now a

12:52 Speaker 15: therapy to me.

12:52 Speaker 4: I don't think I could live without doing it.

12:54 Speaker 14: Yeah, do you remember the first song you ever wrote?

12:58 Speaker 15: Oh boy, I actually the first song I ever wrote

13:03 Speaker 15: with music attached to it, because I for a long

13:05 Speaker 15: time I just wrote lyrics and like, maybe someday I'll

13:08 Speaker 15: go back to those. But yeah, I think the first

13:10 Speaker 15: song I ever wrote with music was about a boy

13:12 Speaker 15: that I liked in eighth grade. And there's still a

13:16 Speaker 15: video of me, Like I didn't post it anywhere. Yeah,

13:18 Speaker 15: there's still a video I have of me on my

13:20 Speaker 15: computer singing that song because I was gonna try and be.

13:23 Speaker 4: Brave, but I'm kind of glad I didn't.

13:25 Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm trying to remember now Life House, what was

13:30 Speaker 14: their big breakout hit? When when they because I remember

13:33 Speaker 14: Life House or yeah, I can't, but I'm drawing a

13:35 Speaker 14: blank on what they what? When when did they get big?

13:39 Speaker 14: Like early two thousands?

13:41 Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, it was like the like two thousand, like

13:43 Speaker 15: two thousand and two thousand and one. Their first hit

13:45 Speaker 15: was Hanging by a Moment.

13:47 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, oh yeah, yeah it was it

13:51 Speaker 14: was in It was in there, but I couldn't quite recall. Okay,

13:54 Speaker 14: so that was their big breakout, but they had they

13:55 Speaker 14: had other hits, right yeah.

13:57 Speaker 4: They You and Me was another huge hit for them

14:00 Speaker 4: back in like two thousand and five.

14:01 Speaker 14: Yeah yeah, okay.

14:04 Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, First Time was a big hit.

14:07 Speaker 14: Yep. I remember that one now.

14:08 Speaker 8: Yeah.

14:09 Speaker 15: Yeah, so very much like in the two thousand, between

14:12 Speaker 15: two thousand and twenty ten, like they had their like

14:14 Speaker 15: prime yeahs yeah yeah.

14:15 Speaker 14: Are they still together?

14:18 Speaker 15: No, I don't think they're like they never said they

14:20 Speaker 15: broke up per se. But I know the lead singer,

14:23 Speaker 15: Jason Wade, does do solo shows right now. I actually

14:25 Speaker 15: just went to his solo show back in November. I

14:27 Speaker 15: think he played in was its Massachusetts somewhere I forget

14:32 Speaker 15: exactly where it was, but it was awesome.

14:34 Speaker 4: Honestly.

14:34 Speaker 15: It was such an intimate show too, Like he just

14:36 Speaker 15: had him and his guitar and his other bandmate and

14:38 Speaker 15: his guitar and just oh cool saying songs that we

14:41 Speaker 15: knew and it was really awesome.

14:42 Speaker 14: Do they do just Life House?

14:44 Speaker 17: Yeah?

14:45 Speaker 15: And then he has his own solo stuff as well

14:47 Speaker 15: that he's been doing.

14:48 Speaker 14: So did you get to meet him.

14:49 Speaker 4: I've met him a few times.

14:51 Speaker 15: Actually, yeah, I have been able to tell him that

14:54 Speaker 15: he's been an inspiration to me and his songs have been,

14:57 Speaker 15: you know, helpful for me going through my life.

14:59 Speaker 4: So that's awesome. And he's so nice, super nice. Yeah,

15:02 Speaker 4: that's cool, and that's.

15:03 Speaker 15: Such an inspiration to me as well as being a

15:05 Speaker 15: musician myself, you know, like having those experiences and meeting

15:09 Speaker 15: your idols as musicians, because sometimes you know, it's not

15:11 Speaker 15: good to meet your idols, but I thankfully had such

15:14 Speaker 15: a great experience with them that it's shaped me for sure.

15:17 Speaker 14: No, that's really good. Yeah, because they you know, they

15:19 Speaker 14: always say, don't meet your heroes. Yeah, but sometimes it

15:22 Speaker 14: actually does turn out well.

15:23 Speaker 15: Yeah, so far I've had some good experiences, so hopefully

15:27 Speaker 15: that keeps going.

15:28 Speaker 14: That's awesome. Now do you play? So you play guitar?

15:33 Speaker 14: Do you play anything in addition to guitar?

15:35 Speaker 15: No, right now, just guitar. I am learning piano. I

15:39 Speaker 15: do wish I was better at piano. I kicked myself

15:41 Speaker 15: sometimes for not learning earlier. But yeah, yeah, so kind

15:44 Speaker 15: of just guitar, singing, writing, Yeah, yeah.

15:47 Speaker 14: And when you play out, is it always just you

15:49 Speaker 14: or do you have does anyone join you?

15:52 Speaker 4: No, it's it's just me.

15:53 Speaker 15: Yeah, even like bringing my own equipment inside. Actually, I

15:56 Speaker 15: had some really nice people last night who I played

16:00 Speaker 15: at the steelhel Resort at their Tova tavern, the little

16:03 Speaker 15: bar area it's like up near Laconia. I had this

16:07 Speaker 15: really awesome group of people will help me bring my

16:10 Speaker 15: equipment outside after the show, because usually it's just me

16:12 Speaker 15: carrying all my heavy stuff. I'm just like, all right, yeah,

16:14 Speaker 15: I'm to go now, you know. But they were like,

16:16 Speaker 15: we can't watch you bring these out by yourself.

16:19 Speaker 4: We're going to help you.

16:19 Speaker 15: And I loved That's so so nice. I just I'm

16:22 Speaker 15: so thankful for people like that.

16:24 Speaker 14: Yeah, that is really cool. How much how many songs

16:28 Speaker 14: do you have in terms of original material, like when

16:31 Speaker 14: you go to play live, how many do you have

16:32 Speaker 14: to play?

16:34 Speaker 4: I've quite a bit.

16:34 Speaker 15: I'd say I have probably like twelve ready. Obviously I

16:39 Speaker 15: don't have that many out right now as I'm like

16:41 Speaker 15: currently working on the process of recording those.

16:43 Speaker 4: Yeah, but yeah, i'd say about twelve thirteen.

16:46 Speaker 14: Maybe do you do you must do some covers you

16:48 Speaker 14: would imagine, Oh, of.

16:49 Speaker 15: Course, yeah, I do definitely mostly covers just because you know,

16:52 Speaker 15: it's good to play what people know. Yeah, and then

16:55 Speaker 15: I try to put in at least like three or

16:57 Speaker 15: four of my original songs in there as well.

17:00 Speaker 14: What do you do for covers? I'm always curious because

17:02 Speaker 14: I've always my theory has always been you can kind

17:04 Speaker 14: of learn a lot about someone's influences by the covers

17:08 Speaker 14: that they play.

17:09 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, oh my god.

17:10 Speaker 15: I'd say it's a range, but definitely early two thousands,

17:14 Speaker 15: kind of like you know, the lifehouse type genre, you know,

17:17 Speaker 15: like stuff that was popular like Coldplay, Lifehouse, Nickelback, which

17:22 Speaker 15: I know people have some mixed feelings on Nicleback. I

17:24 Speaker 15: personally thought they were a great band. Yeah, Taylor Swift obviously,

17:28 Speaker 15: and like, you know, some of the new stuff from

17:29 Speaker 15: like Sabrina Carpenter and all that, and then some country

17:32 Speaker 15: in there as well. I try to really do a

17:33 Speaker 15: good mix, but a lot of popular songs that people

17:36 Speaker 15: will be like, oh, I forgot about this one.

17:38 Speaker 14: Yeah. Yeah. Nickelback does get a lot of hate, and yeah,

17:42 Speaker 14: they have for a long time. And it's but it's

17:43 Speaker 14: almost like it's it's almost like it's not real, like

17:47 Speaker 14: like at a certain point it just became cool.

17:49 Speaker 4: Yeah, Nickelback, it was a Vandwagon thing for sure.

17:52 Speaker 14: Yeah. It's like, uh, but sometimes too, these things kind

17:55 Speaker 14: of come around. Like I remember, not not that long ago,

17:59 Speaker 14: when it was cool to hate to hate limp biscuit. Yeah, yeah,

18:03 Speaker 14: and now it's like cool to like limp biscuits. Yeah.

18:06 Speaker 15: It's kind of like the trends right, Like they're clothing

18:08 Speaker 15: trends too, where something was cool back in the day

18:12 Speaker 15: and then people made fun of it and then it

18:13 Speaker 15: starts to get become cool again. It's in thrift stores

18:15 Speaker 15: and you know, everyone's like, oh, I need that new

18:17 Speaker 15: thing right right.

18:19 Speaker 14: Yeah? Now, what are your kind of your your long

18:21 Speaker 14: term plans and goals have you Do you plan to tour?

18:26 Speaker 14: Do you plan to find that?

18:29 Speaker 18: Yeah?

18:29 Speaker 14: Yeah, I'm curious and I don't know if you've thought

18:31 Speaker 14: that far. I mean sometimes when you're you know, when

18:35 Speaker 14: you're working as a musician, sometimes you almost can't plan

18:38 Speaker 14: too far ahead because things are so unpredictable.

18:40 Speaker 15: But yeah, yeah, honestly I do try to think about it,

18:44 Speaker 15: but then I also try not to think about it

18:46 Speaker 15: too much, yeah, because then I'll get in my own head.

18:48 Speaker 4: If like maybe a timeline thing didn't happen quite yet. Yeah,

18:51 Speaker 4: but of course I would love to tour.

18:53 Speaker 15: That's like my big goal is to tour on my

18:56 Speaker 15: original music and to have an audience for my original music.

18:59 Speaker 15: That's always been my goal since I started doing music. Yeah,

19:02 Speaker 15: so that would be awesome and amazing for sure.

19:05 Speaker 14: Yeah. Who is kind of your your dream like national

19:10 Speaker 14: act to tour with? Like do you have do you

19:12 Speaker 14: have somebody in mind who you'd really love to open for?

19:14 Speaker 4: Noa Kan for sure?

19:16 Speaker 14: I'm not sure who that is.

19:17 Speaker 15: Oh, he's from Vermont and New Hampshire. Actually he grew

19:20 Speaker 15: up in oh, I think Upward, New Hampshire, I forget

19:24 Speaker 15: the town. But then he moved to Vermont and his

19:27 Speaker 15: newest album is called Sixth Season and it's talking about

19:30 Speaker 15: basically living in New England and living in Vermont and stuff, and.

19:33 Speaker 14: Oh, we gotta get him on the show. Noa Khan I.

19:37 Speaker 15: Mean yeah, he's gotten pretty big recently. He actually played

19:39 Speaker 15: at Fenway last year. Yeah, and it was an amazing show.

19:43 Speaker 15: I went to that.

19:43 Speaker 4: But yeah, oh my god, if I could open for

19:45 Speaker 4: Noa Kon that would be great.

19:46 Speaker 9: Yeah.

19:48 Speaker 14: Uh, any anybody else you kind of have in mind?

19:50 Speaker 14: Who you'd like to open for.

19:52 Speaker 4: Oh, I don't know.

19:53 Speaker 15: I mean obviously there's some amazing you know musicians around

19:56 Speaker 15: New Hampshire as well, Like I would love to play

19:58 Speaker 15: a show with like Rebecca Termol. You know, I'm gonna

20:01 Speaker 15: be I think playing a show with Katie Dobbins because

20:02 Speaker 15: I know she's awesome too.

20:03 Speaker 14: Oh very cool. Yeah, she's she's been so I haven't

20:06 Speaker 14: seen her in probably two or three years, but she's

20:09 Speaker 14: she's been on the show a couple of times. And

20:11 Speaker 14: Rebecca Turmel she was on maybe six months ago, okay,

20:14 Speaker 14: and she's yeah, she's amazing.

20:16 Speaker 15: Yeah, And I think I'm playing a show in April

20:18 Speaker 15: Aprily Teeth. I want to say, with Temple Mountain too,

20:20 Speaker 15: so I'll be opening for an active HST.

20:23 Speaker 4: So that'll be cool.

20:24 Speaker 15: But any like national ones, I don't know. I feel

20:27 Speaker 15: like I like a lot of people that are really big.

20:29 Speaker 15: I guess I could dream big, but you know, sometimes

20:33 Speaker 15: like I don't know, but I know there's this artist

20:35 Speaker 15: in uh I think based in Los Angeles.

20:37 Speaker 4: Her name is Blue Eyes, Okay, and I get a.

20:40 Speaker 15: Lot of my inspiration from her music too, And I

20:42 Speaker 15: you know, she was doing some tour with Hunter Hayes.

20:45 Speaker 15: I want to say opening for him, So, I mean

20:48 Speaker 15: that would be really cool because I love her stuff too.

20:50 Speaker 14: Yeah, when you do play out, do you are you

20:53 Speaker 14: able to, like, do you get out of New England

20:55 Speaker 14: at all?

20:56 Speaker 4: Or are you not yet? I would love to.

20:59 Speaker 15: I've been looking at actually recently and like obviously Nashville

21:02 Speaker 15: to see if there's like some things I could try

21:04 Speaker 15: and you know, kind of dip my toes in in there.

21:07 Speaker 15: I know it's a huge, big world over there. Yeah,

21:09 Speaker 15: but I would love to go down in Nashville.

21:12 Speaker 14: Yeah, a lot of our guests have done that, and

21:15 Speaker 14: and the stories and the experiences they have are generally positive,

21:19 Speaker 14: because I would imagine it would be intimidating, you know, yeah,

21:23 Speaker 14: oh yeah, but most people seem to find it pretty

21:28 Speaker 14: more welcoming than they necessarily expect. And I would yeah. Yeah.

21:32 Speaker 14: And the producer that that you're you've been working, I'm sorry,

21:35 Speaker 14: what was her name?

21:36 Speaker 8: Abby?

21:36 Speaker 4: Lauren?

21:37 Speaker 14: Abby Lauren?

21:37 Speaker 19: Yes?

21:38 Speaker 14: Has she has? She talked to you about that, like

21:40 Speaker 14: trying to get you to go down there a little bit.

21:42 Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean she's definitely.

21:43 Speaker 15: I asked her some advice, you know, and she said

21:47 Speaker 15: that I you know to do a lot more like

21:49 Speaker 15: Singer Songwriter Nights and a lot more of that kind

21:51 Speaker 15: of stuff. And yeah, I haven't asked her the exact places,

21:55 Speaker 15: but I probably should, yeah, to see, like if she

21:58 Speaker 15: recommends anywhere I can try, you gotta go.

22:01 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, no doubt. I think we should play. So

22:04 Speaker 14: you've got more. You've got a couple of other songs online,

22:08 Speaker 14: and I think we should play this because partly because

22:11 Speaker 14: I'm curious to ask you about it. Sure, Indiana Jones, Yeah,

22:16 Speaker 14: tell us about this song because obviously, you know, people

22:19 Speaker 14: know Indiana Jones before the movie. And yeah, you know,

22:22 Speaker 14: I'm old enough to remember when I was a kid,

22:23 Speaker 14: my dad took me to see the original Indiana Jones

22:26 Speaker 14: movie Lot of Stark. Yeah, yeah, but tell us about

22:30 Speaker 14: this song.

22:31 Speaker 15: So, yeah, Indiana Jones. Well, you know the name is

22:34 Speaker 15: has the movie involved. It is not really about the movie,

22:37 Speaker 15: but it did take inspiration from the movie. Okay, So

22:40 Speaker 15: the the part of the movie which is the most

22:43 Speaker 15: popular part where you know, Indy goes into the tomb

22:45 Speaker 15: and he takes the artifact and he replaces it with

22:47 Speaker 15: the bag.

22:47 Speaker 4: Of sand yep.

22:48 Speaker 15: I kind of related that to how time takes things

22:51 Speaker 15: from people in your life and tries to kind of

22:53 Speaker 15: replace it with something else, but nothing could ever truly

22:56 Speaker 15: fill that void.

22:58 Speaker 4: You know.

22:58 Speaker 15: It's like if someone from your life, right and maybe

23:01 Speaker 15: like a friend or something, and maybe you meet another

23:03 Speaker 15: friend later on in life, they kind of remind you

23:06 Speaker 15: of that friend. They kind of start feeling that, not

23:08 Speaker 15: say feeling the place, but you know, kind of reminding

23:11 Speaker 15: you of how that friend made you feel.

23:12 Speaker 4: But it's never going to truly feel that void.

23:14 Speaker 15: And I feel like time does that with a lot

23:16 Speaker 15: of things, where it takes things from you and a

23:18 Speaker 15: lot of things change. And during that I thought that

23:22 Speaker 15: it's always nice to kind of think of things that

23:24 Speaker 15: say the same, like it's always going to rain, the

23:26 Speaker 15: sun's always going to come out in the same way.

23:29 Speaker 15: The song that you heard back in nineteen ninety nine

23:31 Speaker 15: still sounds the same to this day, you know, so

23:33 Speaker 15: you kind of have to pick out the things that

23:37 Speaker 15: are saying the same to help you go through the

23:39 Speaker 15: change in your life.

23:40 Speaker 4: Yeah, kind of what that's about, No.

23:42 Speaker 14: And that's very relatable. And I think too, you know,

23:44 Speaker 14: you mentioned like a song you heard back in ninety nine.

23:46 Speaker 14: I mean, that's that's very relatable for people. I think

23:48 Speaker 14: that's a big part of why. I mean, it's funny.

23:52 Speaker 14: I was saying to somebody just recently. There are some

23:55 Speaker 14: things I'll hear that I liked a long time ago,

24:00 Speaker 14: and some things I'll hear that I liked a long

24:02 Speaker 14: time ago, and I'll go, wow, I used to like that, really,

24:05 Speaker 14: but yeah, But then there's other things you know, that

24:08 Speaker 14: I'll hear that I liked a long time ago, that

24:09 Speaker 14: I'll hear them now and I love them as much

24:11 Speaker 14: as the first time I heard them, Right, And I

24:13 Speaker 14: think that, and I think that's kind of part of what.

24:16 Speaker 4: You're Oh, yeah exactly.

24:17 Speaker 14: Yeah, I think, And I think music is probably the

24:20 Speaker 14: single greatest example of that. You know, you hear, you

24:22 Speaker 14: hear something you love from a long time ago, and

24:25 Speaker 14: it's it's there's almost a comfort to it.

24:27 Speaker 4: Yeah exactly.

24:28 Speaker 15: And that's kind of what that's about, just kind of

24:29 Speaker 15: find comfort in that.

24:31 Speaker 14: Very cool, very cool. All right, So let's give this

24:33 Speaker 14: a spin. So this is called Indiana Jones And if

24:36 Speaker 14: you are just joining us, kat Ivy is here with

24:38 Speaker 14: us live in studio, and uh, let's give this a listen.

25:00 Speaker 8: To manage.

25:03 Speaker 7: Everything, Rolly knows a nice.

25:10 Speaker 20: Finish.

25:13 Speaker 8: I drink juice and ore.

25:18 Speaker 21: Of Bama friends out of Maria School now drink why

25:31 Speaker 21: World and worriobarmon bensas Ale.

25:43 Speaker 22: St count on the rind and staying in the say.

25:50 Speaker 23: Or the song of old bird Jo was s safe.

26:01 Speaker 23: So those I'm.

26:03 Speaker 22: Sailing things be you trying to place the.

26:13 Speaker 12: Draw wonder thing, all the new experiences, tay those are

26:35 Speaker 12: way the.

26:39 Speaker 8: Change.

26:42 Speaker 13: I will not you se the sports.

26:47 Speaker 23: Out by swear how the rea We're sad.

27:04 Speaker 22: There's a bass o.

27:12 Speaker 8: This stay come on.

27:16 Speaker 7: And stay and say all the songs I thought over bad.

27:24 Speaker 10: Bencious and we still safe?

27:30 Speaker 22: So good.

27:31 Speaker 13: So I'm still bag and you're trying.

27:35 Speaker 8: To place the.

27:42 Speaker 23: Near draw. If there's a wood, then I can go back.

27:58 Speaker 13: To a moment along for.

28:04 Speaker 2: The s.

28:06 Speaker 8: Say said and this star count all the way stay

28:30 Speaker 8: the same.

28:33 Speaker 10: Also I thought, oh okay the man just and.

28:43 Speaker 8: Still say so cool.

28:46 Speaker 13: Tom says as long that you could.

28:49 Speaker 3: Besides that, I'm gonna take where begging out still things

28:59 Speaker 3: from me.

29:00 Speaker 8: Joy Joe.

29:31 Speaker 14: And that is kat Ivy who is here with us

29:33 Speaker 14: in studio on this Saturday morning. And yeah, very cool song.

29:37 Speaker 14: Are people able to.

29:40 Speaker 16: Do?

29:40 Speaker 14: People ever talk to you about the song and kind

29:43 Speaker 14: of know without you explaining it.

29:45 Speaker 19: What the.

29:47 Speaker 23: You know, I don't really know.

29:48 Speaker 15: I do when I play out, I like to kind

29:50 Speaker 15: of give a little brief of, you know, what I'm singing,

29:53 Speaker 15: especially since people don't know my music mostly, and I

29:56 Speaker 15: want to give away for them to connect to it,

29:59 Speaker 15: you know, especially if they're hearing it for the first time. Yeah,

30:02 Speaker 15: but I also love to leave it up to interpretation,

30:05 Speaker 15: you know. I would love to have someone listen to

30:07 Speaker 15: my song and maybe put it into their own life,

30:10 Speaker 15: even if it's not at all what I wrote it about,

30:12 Speaker 15: if they can relate to it in any way.

30:13 Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's my you know, that's my dream.

30:16 Speaker 14: No, that's cool. I've always thought when uh, you know,

30:20 Speaker 14: if I really, if I really love a song and

30:22 Speaker 14: it means something to me, and then I hear I

30:24 Speaker 14: don't know if this has ever happened to you, But

30:25 Speaker 14: when I hear that, I hear the person who wrote

30:28 Speaker 14: it explain it, and it turns out that what they

30:30 Speaker 14: had in mind was something completely different from what it

30:33 Speaker 14: means to me. There's that there's that weird sensation of

30:37 Speaker 14: oh right, you know, and then and it shouldn't be

30:40 Speaker 14: like that because it doesn't matter because art is subjective anyway.

30:43 Speaker 4: Exactly.

30:44 Speaker 14: Everything is whatever it means to you. That's what it

30:46 Speaker 14: means to you, exactly. But I but I've always kind

30:48 Speaker 14: of had that since I was a kid, like on

30:50 Speaker 14: the and it's not like it happens much, but on

30:52 Speaker 14: those rare occasions where someone explains the song and it's like,

30:55 Speaker 14: oh really.

30:56 Speaker 15: Yeah, you're like, wait a minute, that wasn't at all

30:59 Speaker 15: what I thought that was, and you know, it does.

31:02 Speaker 15: I feel, as much as you don't want it to,

31:04 Speaker 15: it does kind of tarnish it a little bit for you,

31:06 Speaker 15: you know, and you know that's not what I want

31:09 Speaker 15: to do. But you know, being such a smaller artist

31:12 Speaker 15: right now, I think it's important to kind of try

31:14 Speaker 15: and make those connections with people, explaining where I'm coming

31:17 Speaker 15: from and hoping that you know, I don't.

31:20 Speaker 14: Have to do it so much soon, right right right exactly.

31:25 Speaker 14: So you're working on so do you have plans to

31:28 Speaker 14: I know, because you're already working on the that's in

31:30 Speaker 14: progress right the next song that you're doing. Yeah, I

31:34 Speaker 14: have a mental Lauren Abby, Lauren have this mental block

31:38 Speaker 14: with her name. Do you have what's kind of the

31:40 Speaker 14: long term plan as far as releasing music, Do you

31:42 Speaker 14: plan to do an album or are you gonna keep

31:44 Speaker 14: doing singles?

31:45 Speaker 8: Yeah?

31:46 Speaker 15: So actually I'm hoping to you know, the songs that

31:49 Speaker 15: I have Indiana Jones, Memory, Lan and Autumn, and then

31:52 Speaker 15: the songs that I'm currently working on. I'm hoping to

31:55 Speaker 15: create an EP called Nostalgia, okay, and I have about

31:59 Speaker 15: I think two more, so I'm working on one with

32:01 Speaker 15: her and I'm working on one with my dad currently,

32:03 Speaker 15: so I'm working on two right now. Yeah, and those

32:05 Speaker 15: two are going to complete the EP called Nostalgia, which

32:09 Speaker 15: you know, nostalgia has been a huge part of my life,

32:12 Speaker 15: like growing up, especially being in your twenties. It's kind

32:14 Speaker 15: of that weird transition from being a younger kid to adulthood,

32:18 Speaker 15: so you're like, what do I do now, you know,

32:20 Speaker 15: and you have a lot of like, oh, I miss

32:23 Speaker 15: those times when I.

32:23 Speaker 14: Was a kid.

32:24 Speaker 15: Things were easier, you know, especially in the world right now.

32:27 Speaker 15: Sometimes it's like you go to a nostalgia for a

32:30 Speaker 15: comfort a lot, and I feel like that happened to me.

32:32 Speaker 15: So that's why I am naming this one nostalgia.

32:35 Speaker 14: Okay, Okay, Yeah, No, that's cool. Do you are you

32:40 Speaker 14: also planning to continue to do the solo acoustic performances

32:45 Speaker 14: or do you ever think about maybe having a some

32:48 Speaker 14: sort of backup band or anything like.

32:50 Speaker 15: That, or yeah, I mean, of course, you know, solo

32:53 Speaker 15: is where I do thrive. But I would love to

32:56 Speaker 15: have a backup band. I would love to, especially like

32:58 Speaker 15: going on a tour or something. I would love to

33:00 Speaker 15: have a little bit of extra support and you know,

33:03 Speaker 15: to be able to kind of put on a show,

33:05 Speaker 15: because you do get a little limited when it's just you, right, right,

33:08 Speaker 15: And I think that would be so fun.

33:10 Speaker 4: I would love to have a band to go on

33:11 Speaker 4: tour withs But it looks like too.

33:13 Speaker 14: It's liberating in a way at the same time when

33:15 Speaker 14: it's just you because you don't have to worry about

33:17 Speaker 14: anybody else's schedule.

33:19 Speaker 4: Right and all that, right, and it is just relying

33:22 Speaker 4: on yourself.

33:23 Speaker 14: I've always wondered what that would be like because I

33:25 Speaker 14: used to you know, like you know, your dad played

33:28 Speaker 14: in a band. I used to play in a lot

33:29 Speaker 14: of bands, but I never I was never in a

33:31 Speaker 14: situation where I just did a solo thing, so I've

33:34 Speaker 14: never experienced what it's like when you're just kind of

33:37 Speaker 14: when when you you know, not having to check with

33:39 Speaker 14: you know, okay, is this person available for this show?

33:43 Speaker 14: All that, and you know, and of course too when

33:46 Speaker 14: it's just you, it opens up I think more places

33:49 Speaker 14: that you can play because obviously a lot of places

33:51 Speaker 14: you can't have a full.

33:52 Speaker 4: Band, of course.

33:53 Speaker 5: Yeah.

33:53 Speaker 15: And you know, obviously being in yourself, you make the decisions,

33:57 Speaker 15: and you know, it's like if something goes bad on you,

34:00 Speaker 15: you know, or something goes great, it's on you too.

34:03 Speaker 15: And you know, but I would also sometimes going into

34:07 Speaker 15: performances or anything like that, sometimes like oh I kind

34:10 Speaker 15: of wish I had like a partner, yeah, you know,

34:12 Speaker 15: just to be like if I'm nervous, at least I

34:13 Speaker 15: have a little bit of like a support or someone there.

34:16 Speaker 15: But I think it feels character to do it by yourself.

34:20 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, no doubt. When you uh, do you do

34:25 Speaker 14: long like three hour shows where you do a lot

34:27 Speaker 14: a lot of covers?

34:28 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that's mostly that's mostly.

34:31 Speaker 8: What you're doing.

34:31 Speaker 14: Yeah, No, that's good though. It's good experience and it's yeah,

34:34 Speaker 14: you make some good money doing that, so that's that's excellent.

34:39 Speaker 14: Do you do you ever have an opportunity to do

34:41 Speaker 14: shows where it's more like almost like a listening room

34:44 Speaker 14: type thing. We're we're able to just focus on the

34:46 Speaker 14: original music.

34:47 Speaker 15: Yeah, so that's what I'm doing with Temple Mountain. On

34:49 Speaker 15: April eighteenth, We're doing I think the Prayers of Nature

34:53 Speaker 15: listening room.

34:53 Speaker 14: Fantastic, they were they were here last week.

34:56 Speaker 4: Okay, that's awesome.

34:57 Speaker 15: Yeah, we're doing that on April eighteenth, so that'll be exciting, excellent.

35:01 Speaker 4: Yeah, and then some.

35:03 Speaker 15: Maybe singer songwriter things come in the way. You know,

35:06 Speaker 15: it hasn't been announced yet, so I don't want to

35:08 Speaker 15: say it pretty mamture.

35:09 Speaker 14: Oh okay, okay, but some good stuff coming, yeah, I'm hoping.

35:12 Speaker 14: So yeah, excellent, excellent. Where should people go online to

35:16 Speaker 14: keep up with everything that you're doing?

35:18 Speaker 15: So I'm on all the socials cat ivy Music with

35:21 Speaker 15: a K. I like to do you know, some daily

35:25 Speaker 15: v logs too. When I play gigs, I like to

35:28 Speaker 15: kind of show my like day in the life of

35:30 Speaker 15: singer songwriter in New Hampshire.

35:31 Speaker 4: You know, those are fun to do.

35:33 Speaker 15: And then you know on Facebook, I have my own

35:36 Speaker 15: website cativymusic dot com as well.

35:39 Speaker 14: Yeah, excellent, excellent. Do you have anything this weekend that

35:42 Speaker 14: you're playing that that we should.

35:43 Speaker 4: Plug or I don't this weekend, but I do next Saturday.

35:48 Speaker 15: I'm playing at twin Barnes Brewery in north Woodstock in

35:52 Speaker 15: New Hampshire. So I'll be up by the mountains. Oh yeah,

35:56 Speaker 15: I'll be playing there. I leave it's five o'clock, five

35:59 Speaker 15: to eight five, I have to check. Oh okay, and

36:03 Speaker 15: what is the name of the place again, twin Barnes Brewery.

36:06 Speaker 15: They have two locations, ones in Meredith and this one's

36:10 Speaker 15: in northwood Sock. And there got that from New Hampshire

36:13 Speaker 15: Music Collective.

36:14 Speaker 14: Oh okay, very good. Now do you work with the

36:17 Speaker 14: Music Collective? Excellent?

36:19 Speaker 4: Just started this year.

36:20 Speaker 14: Oh very good. Yeah, yeah, that's that's that's excellent. That's

36:25 Speaker 14: we had on John. I'm having trouble with names this morning.

36:32 Speaker 4: It happens.

36:33 Speaker 14: What's his name? John from the Music Collective?

36:36 Speaker 15: Oh yeah, yeah, Oh my god, don't ask me because

36:38 Speaker 15: now my brain's like I forgot everything I've ever known.

36:40 Speaker 24: I know.

36:42 Speaker 14: It's I blame the weather. John MacArthur. Yes, yeah, we

36:48 Speaker 14: had John on the show a while ago, and you know,

36:51 Speaker 14: talking all about the collective and everything, and wow, that

36:53 Speaker 14: guy's busy. Like when he was oh yeah, when he

36:57 Speaker 14: was talking about the number of events that he like

36:59 Speaker 14: that he himself has to run over the course of

37:02 Speaker 14: a year.

37:02 Speaker 15: We we're like, wow, yeah, And I think they just

37:06 Speaker 15: got some more too recently, so he's been he's been

37:08 Speaker 15: a busy guy.

37:09 Speaker 14: Yeah, they're doing great stuff. Yeah, New Hampshire Music Collective.

37:11 Speaker 14: Absolutely we support them. And yeah, we got to get

37:15 Speaker 14: him back on because I'm sure he has a ton

37:17 Speaker 14: of new stuff to talk about.

37:19 Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah, you can get him going.

37:21 Speaker 4: I'm sure.

37:22 Speaker 14: No, that's great that you're working with them. That's fantastic.

37:24 Speaker 4: Yeah, they're awesome, you know, John and Reva, they're great.

37:26 Speaker 14: Absolutely, absolutely, Well, I think we should We'll close out

37:30 Speaker 14: the segment with another song here, memory Lane. Anything we

37:34 Speaker 14: should know about.

37:35 Speaker 15: This or that you want to well, I mean memory

37:38 Speaker 15: Lane does kind of say what it is in its title.

37:41 Speaker 15: You know, it is about going down memory lane and

37:43 Speaker 15: kind of having all of the good and the bad

37:46 Speaker 15: things in your life create you to who you are,

37:48 Speaker 15: whether you like it or not, you know, and underlyingly,

37:51 Speaker 15: I did write it about how me and my husband

37:54 Speaker 15: met in my own memory lane and how I've gone

37:58 Speaker 15: down that a lot in my life, those moments and

38:00 Speaker 15: you're living those really happy, fun moments when you need

38:03 Speaker 15: to Yeah.

38:04 Speaker 14: Yeah, very cool, very cool, very positive, excellent, excellent, So

38:08 Speaker 14: we will we will end the segment with this, and

38:11 Speaker 14: if you are listening live on Saturday, of course we

38:13 Speaker 14: have the Two's coming up next, but we'll give this

38:17 Speaker 14: a spin. And kat Ivy, thank you again so.

38:19 Speaker 4: Much, thank you for having me absolutely much fun.

38:22 Speaker 14: Absolutely we'll do this again in the future as you

38:23 Speaker 14: have new music coming out and we'll definitely have you back.

38:27 Speaker 14: And so we'll wrap up this segment with this. This

38:29 Speaker 14: is called memory Lane.

38:50 Speaker 8: Get it way okay, So to have some more.

39:07 Speaker 25: Sweet psh me into my pol got the memories of

39:15 Speaker 25: thats me and I can bot it to first.

39:18 Speaker 10: Born back in the foot about they come. Stays runs

39:31 Speaker 10: made selling your time, slonium, sold to sweets.

39:44 Speaker 22: Have.

39:50 Speaker 8: Tag dry.

39:57 Speaker 13: Bo time, drive to see what's called the best.

40:15 Speaker 24: Resting coffee, looking away to go to my bad change.

40:35 Speaker 7: For voices of birds, start using luck, but you just

40:41 Speaker 7: getting touched.

40:43 Speaker 23: Driving so fast?

40:45 Speaker 8: Know you bad? It doesn't bad.

40:51 Speaker 23: For yourself. Your first Stays run is one for seventy your.

41:07 Speaker 2: Toes wasn't a orny.

41:09 Speaker 16: Of it.

41:13 Speaker 23: Sold it sways well take you joy, but.

41:51 Speaker 8: You could that's your next up.

42:01 Speaker 13: Person or lane doesn't wear for.

42:06 Speaker 26: A drive another rock see seventy of your toes in

42:16 Speaker 26: a way.

42:18 Speaker 23: Your head so dam say alright to enjoy hand bad

42:59 Speaker 23: boosos the full bo boost folds.

43:19 Speaker 19: Boostop us folds pool fool spot us fols polows.

43:27 Speaker 2: Playing on the bench, scribble down between.

43:33 Speaker 22: My face and washing in the back.

43:38 Speaker 6: It's time for a yellow car summer song.

43:45 Speaker 23: Boo ausholes the fall bo boost folds Foo boosto us.

43:54 Speaker 19: Folds the bospop us fo Polo signed for our corner,

44:02 Speaker 19: kick ball.

44:04 Speaker 6: Flash up in the air to hits, collide, red card

44:12 Speaker 6: comes out. Sign for up corner Cats, Boho.

44:33 Speaker 2: Slid it up.

44:37 Speaker 23: Hits and square.

44:41 Speaker 4: Up right corner.

44:44 Speaker 14: The shoots a storm.

45:35 Speaker 2: When I was a boy, all I think.

45:42 Speaker 8: God about this one.

45:43 Speaker 2: A stupid boy that I was.

45:46 Speaker 17: When I was a kid, I got my face up, damn.

45:51 Speaker 2: Not a toilets with the deeps out Damn. I wasn't

45:55 Speaker 2: always a stop. But when I I what's a jump?

46:03 Speaker 2: I didn't always look can some I used to have

46:08 Speaker 2: and go fill man bus I remember roll the Mad

46:15 Speaker 2: Times and picks member long. It feels like someone they

46:22 Speaker 2: humping their.

46:23 Speaker 8: Say fuck call of my bar.

46:28 Speaker 2: The right mess side go where no scene down.

46:33 Speaker 23: No bomb Me roll the live.

46:35 Speaker 2: I rhyme miss side go where no scene down the bomb.

46:42 Speaker 23: Me roll up live.

46:51 Speaker 8: Yes.

46:59 Speaker 2: When I was in school, didn't make good grades. I

47:04 Speaker 2: was yes, still being numb fool. When I was still young.

47:10 Speaker 2: All I cared out proud was girls. But they didn't

47:14 Speaker 2: like my pimples. I used to be such a a

47:18 Speaker 2: wool before day as night, crying on the floor.

47:24 Speaker 17: They used to wear a fans read me of my

47:28 Speaker 17: milk money taking. When I was growing up, I remember the.

47:35 Speaker 2: Van Nimes and pick them along. It feels like someone.

47:43 Speaker 14: Is shoving the same long of my heart.

47:49 Speaker 16: I ride done your ness, I go no sing down

47:54 Speaker 16: the bomby all alive, I ride down your mess, I

48:00 Speaker 16: go win no see got.

48:02 Speaker 23: No bobby up live.

48:21 Speaker 2: You know when I was a boy and my.

48:24 Speaker 17: Father used to look down at me insane, What god

48:28 Speaker 17: hell is even go outside.

48:31 Speaker 2: And cut some grass?

48:33 Speaker 22: Why don't you go kids a girl?

48:34 Speaker 2: You stupid losers.

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55:18 Speaker 14: Welcome back, everybody. We have entered our number three new

55:21 Speaker 14: marrow trace of Matt Connorton unleashed, and we are live

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55:32 Speaker 14: UH also streaming at Wmnhradio dot org and you can

55:35 Speaker 14: go to my website Matt connorton dot com slash live

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55:41 Speaker 14: a video stream today. The software has failed us, but

55:45 Speaker 14: that happens with technology from time to time. But it

55:48 Speaker 14: is first and foremost of radio show, and of course

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55:55 Speaker 14: to interact with the program as well. If you are

55:57 Speaker 14: listening live. Today is Saturday, February fifteen, twenty twenty five.

56:02 Speaker 14: Jenny is here at the news table and we have

56:05 Speaker 14: joining us, so we're gonna kind of test these mics

56:09 Speaker 14: live on the air. But we have the twos. We

56:12 Speaker 14: have Emma and Philip. Do you prefer Philip or Philip?

56:16 Speaker 14: Philip Philip Philip.

56:17 Speaker 8: That's right.

56:18 Speaker 14: I forgot about that.

56:19 Speaker 22: Yeah, about that.

56:20 Speaker 14: So the last time you were here, I was with

56:22 Speaker 14: Glitter Tooth, right, correct, Yeah, indeed that was a why

56:25 Speaker 14: that must have been what two years ago something like that? Yeah, yeah,

56:28 Speaker 14: totally different space, that's for sure.

56:30 Speaker 8: Yeah.

56:30 Speaker 14: Absolutely, that mic sounds pretty good, am I go ahead

56:34 Speaker 14: and uh, go ahead.

56:35 Speaker 4: And say something hello, Hello, nice to be here again.

56:37 Speaker 14: Oh good, Okay, I can definitely hear you and both microphones.

56:41 Speaker 14: That is good. The reason this is so important, of course,

56:44 Speaker 14: is because the twos are going to play live. And

56:47 Speaker 14: of course, Emma, for those who don't know you were

56:49 Speaker 14: just was it last week? It was last week, right,

56:51 Speaker 14: four weeks ago, two weeks ago, you were here with

56:54 Speaker 14: veils end.

56:55 Speaker 16: I was.

56:56 Speaker 14: And oh, by the way, so I went and looked

56:58 Speaker 14: up because I was curious about the cemetery. Oh, so

57:02 Speaker 14: I did some research and uh, I'm always curious about

57:05 Speaker 14: that kind of thing. I was hoping there were some

57:07 Speaker 14: pictures of the Blue Lady.

57:08 Speaker 1: I know there aren't too many.

57:09 Speaker 14: Fortunately, there's a few pictures of orbs, but I want

57:13 Speaker 14: to see the actual Blue Lady. But I got a

57:15 Speaker 14: lot of feedback on you being here before.

57:17 Speaker 4: In fact, my best friend fell in love with your voice.

57:19 Speaker 8: Oh that's amazing. I love to hear that.

57:22 Speaker 4: Her voice is pretty awesome.

57:24 Speaker 14: Absolutely, guys have an incredible harmony together.

57:27 Speaker 2: Excited for people to get to hear it.

57:29 Speaker 14: Yeah, absolutely, Uh do you want to go in and

57:31 Speaker 14: uh we'll play something and I'll make sure the levels

57:34 Speaker 14: are are good and uh but uh yeah, let's hear

57:38 Speaker 14: so I'm down here. You play live and we'll then

57:40 Speaker 14: we'll come back and chat for a bit. All right, cool,

57:42 Speaker 14: We'll start off with a grateful dead song. All right?

58:00 Speaker 1: I let out from Reno. I was shrilled about twenty hounds.

58:06 Speaker 1: Didn't get to sleep last night till the morning came around.

58:12 Speaker 1: Set out running, better take my time. A friend of

58:16 Speaker 1: the devil is a friend of mine. If I get

58:19 Speaker 1: home before DAYLIGHTAD just might get some sleep. To night,

58:31 Speaker 1: went into the devil baby below me twenty bills. Spent

58:37 Speaker 1: the night in Utah.

58:39 Speaker 8: In a cave up in the hills.

58:43 Speaker 1: Set out running, but to take my time. A friend

58:46 Speaker 1: of the devil is a friend of mine.

58:49 Speaker 14: If I get home before daylight, I.

58:52 Speaker 1: Just might get some sleep. Tonight ran down to your eleven,

59:03 Speaker 1: but the devil cofty there took my twenty dollar bill.

59:10 Speaker 8: And he vanished in the air.

59:13 Speaker 1: Set out running by to take my time. A friend

59:16 Speaker 1: of the devil is a friend of mine.

59:19 Speaker 4: If I get home before day line, it just.

59:23 Speaker 1: Might get some sleep.

59:25 Speaker 32: Tonight got to Reason's wide away, slowly night.

59:37 Speaker 4: First one's name, sweet Hemery.

59:40 Speaker 20: She's my heart to life.

59:43 Speaker 32: Second one, this prison baby, Chevy's on my trail.

59:49 Speaker 13: If he catches up with me, I'll spend my ching

59:54 Speaker 13: jail