Field Dispatch
Matt Connarton Unleashed 2-8-25 hour 1
Game Plan
w/Jenn Coffey, RIVIA
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Speaker 3: I can't get you out of my base.
Speaker 7: Let me get you out of my bride.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a cool song that is? All
Speaker 1: night Dreams by Tyler Allgood. This is the world radio
Speaker 1: premiere of that track that has not been heard on
Speaker 1: the radio anywhere else until now. Very very cool, and
Speaker 1: we might even if we're lucky, we might get to
Speaker 1: hear that live later because Tyler Allgood is going to
Speaker 1: be here with us today. But welcome everybody. This is
Speaker 1: Matt Connorton Unleashed and we're live from the studios of
Speaker 1: WMNH ninety five point three FM in Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: Today is Saturday, February eight, twenty twenty five, and I
Speaker 1: am not alone.
Speaker 10: Jure, Good morning, Sunshine.
Speaker 1: Jenny is here at the news table, present.
Speaker 10: Accounted for Anna. Shout out, happy birthday. It's a Miriam
Speaker 10: celebrating her birthday today.
Speaker 1: Yes, happy birthday, Miriam. Very nice, very nice.
Speaker 10: A little bit with her having a little birthday celebration,
Speaker 10: it was quite lovely.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm struggling with the audio. Everything everything sounds funny
Speaker 1: to me in my headphones. No, everything sounds strange. I
Speaker 1: think it's my ears.
Speaker 10: Because your sinuses have been on strike.
Speaker 1: Yeah a while now. My sinuses have been giving me
Speaker 1: a lot of problems, So I think everything just sounds strange,
Speaker 1: but it's like I'm having like I'm just having trouble hearing,
Speaker 1: like just in general, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 1: I just I can't hear anything.
Speaker 10: It's I do understand what that's like. This is why
Speaker 10: we're hearing me.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of bizarre. But uh yeah. So so
Speaker 1: welcome everybody. So we did open with that new Tyler
Speaker 1: All good track. I love that song so much, the
Speaker 1: gorgeous World radio premiere. He's gonna be here with us
Speaker 1: in the second hour today along with Kate Shimkey and
Speaker 1: a couple of other people to talk about their new project.
Speaker 1: So really looking forward to that. In just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: In the first hour, we've got the band I don't
Speaker 1: know how to say their name, so we're gonna get clarification.
Speaker 1: I think it might be Rivia. It's capital. It's all
Speaker 1: caps our I V I A. Last week we did
Speaker 1: the World radio I'm sorry, the American radio premiere. They've
Speaker 1: already been played in the UK quite a bit, but
Speaker 1: we did the American radio premiere of their new single Fallen.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Today we're gonna play well, we're gonna play it again
Speaker 1: in a couple of minutes. And then we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: to those guys. They're gonna be be with us via
Speaker 1: Skype all the way from Liverpool, yes, yes, uh. And
Speaker 1: then so then we've got Kate Shimkey and everybody in
Speaker 1: the second hour, and then in the third hour we
Speaker 1: have Jason Oberstein coming in. Really looking forward to that,
Speaker 1: and he's gonna play live for us and he's a
Speaker 1: very very busy guy.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 1: We should mention speaking of busy, so today is a
Speaker 1: big day too, because what are we going to be
Speaker 1: doing later today?
Speaker 10: We are going to be going to the Mosaic Aren't
Speaker 10: Collective for the opening of Illusions, Yes, which is going
Speaker 10: to be an amazing display, yes of lost of different
Speaker 10: art work that has black light involved, glowing the dark
Speaker 10: involved things that might look different one way or the other.
Speaker 10: I'm really excited to see this. This is definitely a
Speaker 10: different show, so you should come out and join us.
Speaker 10: And I can't remember.
Speaker 1: That's going to be at the Mosaic Art Collective that
Speaker 1: is right downtown here in Manchester. It's in the Daily
Speaker 1: Mirror Mirror, the Daily Mirror building on Hanover Street.
Speaker 10: Yes, sixty six Hanover Street, Sweet Too one Air in
Speaker 10: Manchester and we will be there later on enjoying the
Speaker 10: show and enjoying the company of art lovers. So come
Speaker 10: on down and join us. The show opening starts I believe.
Speaker 1: At four pm, and uh yeah, four to eight.
Speaker 10: I believe we're at eight pm. And of course the
Speaker 10: snow is not going to be starting till later on tonight,
Speaker 10: so they used you plenty of time to come out,
Speaker 10: have a nice evening and enjoy some beautiful art from
Speaker 10: local independent artists. Oh sorry about that, you were accentuating
Speaker 10: my points.
Speaker 1: I was, yes, And also to by the way, I
Speaker 1: see our friend Charles Richardson in the Facebook live chat.
Speaker 1: I had the privilege of being on his show this
Speaker 1: past What day was it, Oh it was Monday, right,
Speaker 1: it was Monday night. I was on Charles's show, and
Speaker 1: that is up and available. You can see it on
Speaker 1: Facebook and YouTube and everywhere.
Speaker 10: Were you guys were having a conversation about hypnosis.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we talked about hypnosis. We talked about some other
Speaker 1: things too, but hypnosis was the subject that Charles was
Speaker 1: particularly interested in learning more about. And for those who
Speaker 1: don't know, I am a certified hypnotherapist and so I'm
Speaker 1: always happy to talk about it. And no, we had
Speaker 1: a great conversation, so you can check that out that
Speaker 1: Charles richardson show. We also talked about our friend Day
Speaker 1: Day to Attend, who was here with us. Ye last
Speaker 1: week on the show, they were on their way to Portland,
Speaker 1: Maine to open for Ace Freeley, and I.
Speaker 10: Saw some images from that. It looked like it was
Speaker 10: an incredible show. Yes, I'm so so happy for them.
Speaker 10: That had to be just amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're very, very proud of those guys.
Speaker 10: For those who are watching on the live feed, Matt
Speaker 10: sporting the Tyvy T shirt today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got my Lewis t Ivy T shirt. Speaking
Speaker 1: of a fine musicians from across the Pond, he's been
Speaker 1: a guest on the show. We Love Lewis Tivey. He
Speaker 1: sent us a whole he sent us a whole package
Speaker 1: of stuff. It was right fantastic.
Speaker 10: I love being spoiled with sticks of all kinds of
Speaker 10: different things everywhere.
Speaker 1: That's the real reason we do this T shirts.
Speaker 10: And I just want all the stickers.
Speaker 1: That's the real reason. Yeah, no, no, but no, he's amazing,
Speaker 1: He's amazing. But specifically I.
Speaker 10: Should say that all the wonderful gifts that we get
Speaker 10: are displayed in the home office.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course, speaking of musicians from across the pond,
Speaker 1: that we should get to this. Let's us spin this
Speaker 1: and then we're gonna have the guys showing us to
Speaker 1: be a skype. This is now again I'm going with
Speaker 1: I'm going with Rivia. But we will find out for
Speaker 1: sure when they join us. Gary from Big GPR even
Speaker 1: said the lads I think was the term he used.
Speaker 1: They'll clear it up for you when we talked to
Speaker 1: them the correct pronunciation of the name of their band.
Speaker 1: But we did the American radio premiere of this track
Speaker 1: last week, the first time it has been heard on
Speaker 1: American radio. We're gonna play it again and then you know,
Speaker 1: later on at probably at the end of our conversation
Speaker 1: with those those lads, we'll we'll play another track of
Speaker 1: theirs that I really really love. But this is called Fallen.
Speaker 1: This is doing great over there on radio, and we
Speaker 1: are happy to kickstart things for them here on American radio.
Speaker 1: Fallin' by Rivia. We'll find out.
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Speaker 13: it out with them.
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Speaker 14: mama's back. Yeah, we know how it has, so we
Speaker 14: try a jam.
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Speaker 7: Probably won't.
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Speaker 12: That a song?
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Speaker 6: this probably won't where you got me far? How to
Speaker 6: feel song right?
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Speaker 2: Minnie?
Speaker 14: Sorry Johnson, you got me kill me to call me?
Speaker 14: To call me? Do you call me? You kill me?
Speaker 7: You come me.
Speaker 2: To come to come me.
Speaker 14: To come me?
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Speaker 14: You take out got your lips sixteen on my T shirt?
Speaker 4: Woman, I like this.
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Speaker 6: say where's you got me?
Speaker 1: B That is fallen The band is arrivia again. I
Speaker 1: don't know if I'm saying it correctly, But are they
Speaker 1: having trouble, Jenny, They're they're they're they're supposed to be
Speaker 1: skyping in, but they're they're late and uh oh, sometimes
Speaker 1: these intercontinental skype calls run into technical difficulties. It would
Speaker 1: not be the first time, that's for sure. So I'm
Speaker 1: just wondering if they're having a if they're having a problem, not.
Speaker 4: That I am aware.
Speaker 1: Okay, hmmm, well you know what we might do is,
Speaker 1: uh we might go ahead and play another So they've
Speaker 1: got they sent us two other songs. I want to
Speaker 1: save one for the end of the conversation that we
Speaker 1: have with those guys, but we might go here we go,
Speaker 1: Here we go, Magic tone A very good hello. Can
Speaker 1: you guys hear us?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Awesome, Welcome to the show. I want to have you
Speaker 1: introduce yourselves who you are as individuals. But first, before
Speaker 1: we proceed any further, I need to know how to
Speaker 1: correctly pronounce the name of your band.
Speaker 12: Best way to do this. We found it's like Trivia,
Speaker 12: let's take out to sea.
Speaker 15: Yeah, so just Rivia Rivia.
Speaker 1: Okay, I didn't know if it was Rivia or Rivia
Speaker 1: or Rivia or.
Speaker 15: What we've had, like every single one we've had, like
Speaker 15: a different pronunciation.
Speaker 16: Quite interesting, Okay, okay, good, So it's it's Rivia, Yeah, Rivia.
Speaker 1: Perfect, Okay, wonderful, wonderful, welcome. So who do we have
Speaker 1: on the line with us? Is it the entire band
Speaker 1: or is it part of the band or who's with us?
Speaker 17: So we're missing one one guy today unfortunate at least
Speaker 17: got abducted into space.
Speaker 18: Well he's on.
Speaker 12: Well some pi at bass play today.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay, so yes, yes, So who are the
Speaker 1: rest of you? Please introduce yourselves. Tell us who you are,
Speaker 1: what you do in the band.
Speaker 17: I'm Chris, I played drums, and then I'm family guitar
Speaker 17: ath I sing and play rhythm and I play keys.
Speaker 1: Okay, wonderful, Well, welcome everybody. It's great to have you here.
Speaker 1: We we became instant fans.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: That track Fallen is great and I think at the
Speaker 1: end of our conversation in a little bit, you know,
Speaker 1: because I like to bookend the segments with your music.
Speaker 1: So I think at the end, I'm gonna play voicemail
Speaker 1: because I love that song. We were listening to that, yeah, absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 1: we were listening to that this morning, uh on the
Speaker 1: big speakers here in this at the station before the show,
Speaker 1: and it was like, oh, this is this is so catchy.
Speaker 1: So and you're absolutely absolutely now fallen. You're already getting
Speaker 1: some some really good traction with that over there on
Speaker 1: radio correct.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Man, we've we've been shortlisted for a couple of BBC
Speaker 18: radio stations. We've had excess Manchester Future hits. It's been
Speaker 18: our best one so far.
Speaker 1: Outstanding outstanding.
Speaker 12: Is that?
Speaker 1: Is that your first your first single? That's well you
Speaker 1: said it's your best one so far. So have you
Speaker 1: released other singles prior to that that have been on
Speaker 1: radio over there?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Yeah, kind of so that the last single we released,
Speaker 17: how much that was kind of the ten and pointing
Speaker 17: and popularity if you're like that kind of we we.
Speaker 12: Found forth this this is going okay, this actually.
Speaker 17: This is getting some hits on it and it's kind
Speaker 17: of snowballed into this one as well, where we've like
Speaker 17: found our sound if you like, and this is what's
Speaker 17: working for those which is cool.
Speaker 1: So I have to say when I listened to when
Speaker 1: I listened to that track Falling, and then when I
Speaker 1: listen to Voicemail, which I love, which we're gonna play later.
Speaker 1: You know, I know that, and from reading about the
Speaker 1: band Rivia now that I don't know how to say it,
Speaker 1: from reading from reading about the band, I know that
Speaker 1: you're you know, you're kind of influenced by some early
Speaker 1: two thousand American bands like Some forty one and Blink
Speaker 1: one eighty two and bands like that.
Speaker 12: But this is up.
Speaker 1: So I have a this is this is a very
Speaker 1: sincere compliment. I'm gonna say something to you that might
Speaker 1: sound like one of those things. You know sometimes people
Speaker 1: say something and you think, oh, that's nice, but I
Speaker 1: think they're just saying that to be nice or whatever.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean this in all sincerity, and so
Speaker 1: I want to say that up front. I never liked
Speaker 1: those bands very much, but I think what you're but
Speaker 1: what you're doing I think is on another level. Like
Speaker 1: I hear the influences. I hear those influences. Absolutely, it's
Speaker 1: kind of you know, you got those big pep poppy
Speaker 1: single long choruses and everything. I hear the influence, but
Speaker 1: I think what you're doing is what better, is better
Speaker 1: than what they were doing, because I really like the
Speaker 1: the three tracks of yours that I've heard fallen, uh,
Speaker 1: voicemail and what was the other one? How much? How
Speaker 1: much can I take?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I love those songs, And so I hear
Speaker 1: the influences of bands like Some forty one and Blink
Speaker 1: one eighty two, but I think what you're doing is
Speaker 1: better because I really really like your your music, and
Speaker 1: Jenny does as well. We're very impressed.
Speaker 15: Smiles now.
Speaker 1: And by the way, so you've have you toured in America?
Speaker 1: Because I was reading you opened for uh an American band? Correct?
Speaker 15: It was that? Yeah?
Speaker 12: What was it?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry say that again?
Speaker 12: What was the American bomb?
Speaker 8: Was it?
Speaker 12: Hold Fast?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Did you?
Speaker 14: Didn't you do something with them?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Unfortunately their tours being rescheduled. Okay, fingers crossed. That will happen, Yeah,
Speaker 17: happened a little bit. It's in the way. Hopefully it
Speaker 17: should be like towards the summer, we.
Speaker 12: Were very excited about that.
Speaker 5: Those guys like.
Speaker 20: Were fans of them as well, so just to just
Speaker 20: to meet them that mine, play with them would just
Speaker 20: be amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh absolutely, Okay, so that was supposed to happen,
Speaker 1: but it's been delayed. What was Was it something on
Speaker 1: their end? Did somebody get sick or something? Or do
Speaker 1: you know or can you talk about it?
Speaker 18: We're not entirely sure we as far as far as
Speaker 18: we know, they just effectively postponed them coming over to
Speaker 18: the UK because they're going to do a UK tour
Speaker 18: over here. So I think they just did just pushed
Speaker 18: back their plans by a couple of months. But yeah,
Speaker 18: we okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the plan so they're gonna go over there,
Speaker 1: so this is being rescheduled. So they're gonna go over there,
Speaker 1: and then you're gonna do some dates with them while
Speaker 1: they're in the UK. Yeah, oh very cool. Now are
Speaker 1: there are there kind of long term plans? I don't
Speaker 1: know if you're thinking this far ahead or if your
Speaker 1: team is, they probably are. Are there long term plans
Speaker 1: for you to come to America?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 15: I don't know. It's like it's like gravity. We're just
Speaker 15: being pulled wet. Yeah, we can't wait mon.
Speaker 18: As soon as as soon as the opportunity comes, we
Speaker 18: are we are there and we probably won't come back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's funny. I mean that's and that's uh, that's
Speaker 1: how it's been for for decades and decades, you know,
Speaker 1: like when the Beatles and the Rolling Stones were first
Speaker 1: really breaking big. You know, America was the goal. You know,
Speaker 1: once you're big in America, you're big everywhere You're you're
Speaker 1: you're globally, you're a global you're considered a global sensation.
Speaker 1: If you can make it in America, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, if you're yeah, yeah, he.
Speaker 20: Said, if if every band has that one country that
Speaker 20: loves them, if your country's America.
Speaker 1: Exactly exactly, No, I think you would do phenomenally. Uh
Speaker 1: well here, I think you'd be you'd be very well received.
Speaker 1: And there's something you know, kind of getting back to
Speaker 1: your sound too. Obviously, you know you can you can
Speaker 1: hear the influences and the influences are kind of evocative
Speaker 1: of a specific time. But but again, your approach to
Speaker 1: your songs, you know, very catchy, very accessible, a word
Speaker 1: we use a lot in the industry. Very you know,
Speaker 1: they kind of get stuck in your head. That's really
Speaker 1: the key, regardless of what era or or where the
Speaker 1: influence has come from. If you can write something that
Speaker 1: has a really good hook, that's that's really the key
Speaker 1: to it. And and these songs have that. Has has
Speaker 1: your sound always been that from when you started, or
Speaker 1: has it changed over the years, or or has it
Speaker 1: always kind of been that the way.
Speaker 17: It's Yeah, it's not not dramatically. I think we've always
Speaker 17: kind of had that in us, haven't we from the start.
Speaker 17: But when we originally started, we were quite a bit heavier,
Speaker 17: really like the old rock heavy rock kind of decide. Yeah,
Speaker 17: But as as we've evolved, we've just went into this
Speaker 17: you know, pop punkiness.
Speaker 21: Like, Yeah, it.
Speaker 18: Was definitely always like that influence was always there, and
Speaker 18: I think we experimented with a lot more heavy stuff,
Speaker 18: and we experimented with some really poppy stuff as well,
Speaker 18: and we ended up kind of just sitting in the
Speaker 18: middle of it all and and sort of like, if
Speaker 18: we if we were to like narrow it down, this
Speaker 18: is kind of what we sun like. And we've just
Speaker 18: sort of taken that over the past year and round
Speaker 18: with it.
Speaker 15: Really.
Speaker 1: By the way, you're getting some love in our chat
Speaker 1: room here. So Nathan Hill, very talented musician, uh, says
Speaker 1: you guys sound amazing. And Larry Williams, who is in
Speaker 1: a great band here called A Day to Attend, says, Wow,
Speaker 1: they sound amazing. Sounds like a really good band, very
Speaker 1: catchy song.
Speaker 12: If you need the American tour support, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely. Let's let's go back to the name for
Speaker 1: a moment. So where does the name come from? What
Speaker 1: does it mean? And and why why is it in
Speaker 1: all caps? And is there any significance to that?
Speaker 15: So it's a bit of a weird one.
Speaker 18: It comes from a series of books that got turned
Speaker 18: into games that got turned into a crappy Netflix show.
Speaker 15: Called The Witcher. The main character of the thing is
Speaker 15: is a guy called Garylton Rivia, and.
Speaker 18: He's an outcast in the society boy he's he helps everyone.
Speaker 15: Basically, he's like a reluctant hero.
Speaker 18: So he's not actually from this fictional place called Rivia,
Speaker 18: but he goes there saves them and they effectively accept
Speaker 18: them for for for saving them. So I thought that
Speaker 18: was like a really cool sort of idea behind like music,
Speaker 18: and it can go around the world and it might
Speaker 18: not might not be a home, but it can be
Speaker 18: major home and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: So yeah, that's that's basically the thing behind that and.
Speaker 12: The reason it's in caps. I think it just looks cool.
Speaker 22: Yeah yeah, I don't I don't know if it's I
Speaker 22: don't know if it's the case there, But in America
Speaker 22: very often this is probably universal because it's it's something
Speaker 22: the journalists tend to do.
Speaker 1: Often. Bands with names that are short, you know, because
Speaker 1: obviously there's only five letters. You know, it's three syllables,
Speaker 1: but there's only five letters. In rivia. Names that are
Speaker 1: short tend to be written in all caps. Band names
Speaker 1: tend to be written in all caps anyway, for for
Speaker 1: reasons I've never understood, like kiss or rush, they tend
Speaker 1: to be just written in all caps. And nobody, nobody
Speaker 1: really knows why. It's just a thing people do, you know.
Speaker 16: I think I think it's more like eye catch it,
Speaker 16: like if you give you to hit it from like
Speaker 16: a marketing angle, like because we tried it, didn't we
Speaker 16: like our logo in loads of different funds and styles,
Speaker 16: and we kind of settled on that just like block
Speaker 16: cap thing, because it just it looked the best.
Speaker 15: It caught our eye the best and we were like,
Speaker 15: well that kind of makes the most.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I do like the logo. Now, who came
Speaker 1: up with that? Was that somebody in the band?
Speaker 18: Yeah, we we kind of stole it from medieval alchemy, okay,
Speaker 18: but basically, long story short, it's the it's the alchemic
Speaker 18: archaic symbol.
Speaker 15: For arsenic, you know, poison.
Speaker 1: Oh okay.
Speaker 15: So I was like looking through loads of stuff. I'm
Speaker 15: a big history buffollow everything to do with history, So yeah,
Speaker 15: like find weird things in history.
Speaker 18: So in like medical times, which doctors would use arsenic
Speaker 18: as a as a remedy to sure people.
Speaker 15: Obviously it's highly toxic, isn't it so too much and
Speaker 15: you'll die?
Speaker 1: Right right?
Speaker 18: I kind of like the duality of something that was
Speaker 18: used to say people but could also destroy them. Okay yeah,
Speaker 18: and then that symbol is is what the other way?
Speaker 15: Like all different elements have symbols in alchemy.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's that's that one.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, very cool, very cool.
Speaker 15: Stuper Ned's over here.
Speaker 19: I like it.
Speaker 1: Now does does the sound change a little bit?
Speaker 10: Live?
Speaker 1: Because I know that uh Zara, am I saying your
Speaker 1: name correctly? By the way, Zara? Okay, so you play keyboards.
Speaker 1: But do you only perform with the band live or
Speaker 1: are you also in the studio.
Speaker 12: We have plans to maybe get in the studio, but
Speaker 12: I'm a fairly recent edition.
Speaker 1: So okay, at the moment, I'm just live, okay. And
Speaker 1: how does that change the sound and the dynamics of
Speaker 1: the band when performing? Is it a is it just
Speaker 1: a fuller sound?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 12: Is it that's definitely full? That was the missing piece?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 20: We've always used We've always used like synth in our
Speaker 20: songs in the studios that you know, just to fill
Speaker 20: it out. And when some of our songs they are
Speaker 20: quite symth heavy, and then we when we get to
Speaker 20: playing those songs live, they just don't hit the same way.
Speaker 20: So we either avoided playing them or when we did
Speaker 20: play them, we just went happy with them. So getting
Speaker 20: a player in who was also an amazing singer as
Speaker 20: well just add in another layer of harmony.
Speaker 15: It just makes it so much.
Speaker 20: It sounds massive now like a live shows.
Speaker 18: There's there's one that stands out in particular of one
Speaker 18: of our songs called in the Air, and we stopped
Speaker 18: playing it live because we just couldn't get it to
Speaker 18: sound as good as the record. We're very much like
Speaker 18: a band who's very like based off our skills on
Speaker 18: our live show and sounding better live than we do
Speaker 18: on record. So with the addition of Zara, we've actually
Speaker 18: put that back in the set now and it's it
Speaker 18: sounds incredible, so.
Speaker 1: Oh, very cool. Yeah, And any opportunity to kind of
Speaker 1: expand what you do and add texture and everything, that's
Speaker 1: always that's always great and I and I would imagine too.
Speaker 1: It kind of you know, it kind of it's like
Speaker 1: a reboot. It kind of just freshens things up, right,
Speaker 1: So that's yeah, yeah, definitely, that's awesome. Have you guys,
Speaker 1: have you guys put out an album or has it
Speaker 1: just been singles so far?
Speaker 12: A bit of a bit of a mix.
Speaker 15: We did a few singles and then we did an EP.
Speaker 1: Oh that was well.
Speaker 15: We went a little bit more heavy on the EPA.
Speaker 12: We we kind of went a bit.
Speaker 20: The EP was supposed to show off our like songwriting ability,
Speaker 20: so it was like, was the five songs and each
Speaker 20: song is very and and then when we saw that
Speaker 20: we had a year running with that and then we
Speaker 20: kind of reflect and on it. We were happy with
Speaker 20: some of the songs weren't happy with the other songs
Speaker 20: and in the direction that we were going with our
Speaker 20: sound with felt some of those songs fitted with that
Speaker 20: sound and some of them didn't. So we've taken some
Speaker 20: of our songs actually off of Spotify because we want
Speaker 20: to re record them and put them back up a
Speaker 20: different date.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay? Is that is that a difficult decision when
Speaker 1: you decide to do that? We we had a I'm
Speaker 1: curious about this because we had a band recently on
Speaker 1: with us, Scarecrow Hill, who you know, they were. They
Speaker 1: were in that kind of position where they had they've been,
Speaker 1: they've been around a long time, but they some of
Speaker 1: their early material they actually have scrubbed from the Internet
Speaker 1: because they don't they don't want anybody to hear it
Speaker 1: because their sound has changed and evolved. And I just
Speaker 1: and I remember, I found it really fascinating because it's
Speaker 1: like that must be hard in one sense, because maybe
Speaker 1: you don't want this out there, but at the same time,
Speaker 1: this is something that you've created, so uh, part of
Speaker 1: you must want it out there regardless. Is it is
Speaker 1: it hard to make those decisions when you say, Okay,
Speaker 1: here's something that we don't feel represents what the band
Speaker 1: is now. So we're going to actually we're going to
Speaker 1: actually remove it and maybe redo it or you know,
Speaker 1: you mentioned you're you're going to rerecord those. But is
Speaker 1: that is that a difficult decision to make?
Speaker 17: Yeah, it is because you can't you put so much
Speaker 17: you know, heart and soul into creating that any of
Speaker 17: our tracks that we do in time, and yeah, we
Speaker 17: all kind of you to do it together as well
Speaker 17: as a band. So it's it's all the effort that
Speaker 17: we put into things to then take them down. It does,
Speaker 17: you know, hate it a little bit sometimes.
Speaker 12: In weird ways, but at the same time, this was
Speaker 12: our way.
Speaker 17: Of moving forward and kind of find non new sounds
Speaker 17: and progressing, So there was a silver line with that
Speaker 17: as well.
Speaker 20: Yeah, there's also there's also the fact that like our
Speaker 20: first ever release is still on it's still on Spotify,
Speaker 20: Like we're really happy with that very first release and
Speaker 20: that still fits with the sound that we've got going forward.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and a lot of those.
Speaker 17: Songs that we have taken off, it was more of
Speaker 17: it was kind of experiment and than the sense wasn't there.
Speaker 20: Yeah, we still play them live anyway, Yeah, live anyway.
Speaker 12: So Yeah, it's it is a bit weird.
Speaker 15: It is horrible when you have to take them.
Speaker 18: It's like a right or wrong way to do it, like,
Speaker 18: because it is the whole argument for like do you
Speaker 18: just do you leave your your creation out there and
Speaker 18: let it just be a part of history or are
Speaker 18: you going to update that at some point? And like
Speaker 18: for us, we want to some of those songs that
Speaker 18: we've taken off are probably going to be on our
Speaker 18: first album, so we kind of want to take them back,
Speaker 18: put them back in the oven for for a little bit,
Speaker 18: and then and then showcase them when we think they
Speaker 18: are the best that we can sort of deliver them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes sense. That makes sense. Now this track voicemail,
Speaker 1: So there is a voicemail in the in the song.
Speaker 1: Is that a real voicemail or is that that's something
Speaker 1: that was created for for the studio or or or
Speaker 1: maybe you don't want to say, maybe you want to
Speaker 1: keep the mistike of it. But but I figured I
Speaker 1: would ask.
Speaker 18: We will say. It's just our good friend Freyer. So
Speaker 18: shout Alter Freyer for for providing her voice talent.
Speaker 12: Tools for that one.
Speaker 15: Very cool, funny, funny fuck above voicemail. I actually wrote
Speaker 15: that song from start to finish on a plane.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 15: I was flying from from Sanserini to Manchester.
Speaker 18: I was on holiday with my partner and I just
Speaker 18: got really creative after we took off and then by
Speaker 18: the time we landed that rose.
Speaker 1: That's great. Well yeah, I mean if you can make
Speaker 1: that time, you know, put it's always good when when
Speaker 1: you can do something with that time when you're on
Speaker 1: a plane. So are you are you to worried much
Speaker 1: over there?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 1: What's it like as far as live shows? I mean,
Speaker 1: it sounds like you're you're active with playing live but
Speaker 1: what's what? What's that been like? You're playing a lot
Speaker 1: of shows.
Speaker 17: So we've just announced Liverpool headline show which is the
Speaker 17: twenty fifth of April. That would be our biggest headline
Speaker 17: show today. So we're super excited for that. Other than that,
Speaker 17: it's all a little bit hush hush.
Speaker 12: At the moment.
Speaker 15: Some exciting, exciting things.
Speaker 12: We're very excited. Let's just see.
Speaker 15: Just for some some gigs that we have.
Speaker 18: Then we did a couple of festivals last year and
Speaker 18: that was incredible. It was incredible experience.
Speaker 1: Oh, very cool, very cool. Who are some of the
Speaker 1: bands that you played with at these festivals.
Speaker 12: Oh wow, I mean that you could keep you here
Speaker 12: for hours.
Speaker 17: I mean the festival that we played we are are
Speaker 17: so why not festival that's in Tarbyshire saying that there
Speaker 17: was a festival and it's called Endorset, which was you know,
Speaker 17: the other end of the UK.
Speaker 15: Right down right down south from where we are.
Speaker 17: Hilarious, That wasn't it that that was that was the
Speaker 17: right laugh And we were there like there's funny things
Speaker 17: going on there, Like I'd love to go back.
Speaker 12: It was an amazing I'm trying to.
Speaker 20: Think bands like the Lilacs, they were the Sheratons and
Speaker 20: there were so many. Yeah, which is nice to meet everyone,
Speaker 20: to be honest, and yeah.
Speaker 17: It's it's amazing. See and I've see other people. We're
Speaker 17: all in the same game. We all love playing live.
Speaker 17: It's lovely being in them. Yeah fields. If you're like
Speaker 17: where you can just chat to everyone for end Yeah,
Speaker 17: it's greatly yeah something.
Speaker 1: And and now now you're a Liverpool band, right Rivia
Speaker 1: is from Liverpool. Yeah, that's correct, so this might be
Speaker 1: forgive me if if this is a silly question, just
Speaker 1: keep keep in mind I'm an American. But so I'm
Speaker 1: asking I'm asking this question from an American perspective, But
Speaker 1: when when, uh, when Americans think of Liverpool and we
Speaker 1: think of music, of course we think of the Beatles
Speaker 1: being a being a band from Liverpool. Is there is
Speaker 1: there extra pressure to like, do people have an expectation
Speaker 1: of you, like, oh, you're from Liverpool, you better be good?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Is or is that just
Speaker 1: something I'm imagining because as an American that's how Americans
Speaker 1: think about Liverpool.
Speaker 18: I think it's a little bit of a legacy We've
Speaker 18: got to Liverpool. Yeah, there's there's there's there's big shoes
Speaker 18: to fill in a way. Yeah, there's also I think
Speaker 18: the same elements of of like a style of music,
Speaker 18: so like harmonies, like miersy beat harmonies has always been
Speaker 18: a massive thing.
Speaker 15: So like a lot of music that comes from Liverpool
Speaker 15: has really nice harmonies. Yeah, not necessarily just one. Yeah,
Speaker 15: so there's things like that. I think it defines the
Speaker 15: sound of.
Speaker 18: The city a little bit in the sense of if
Speaker 18: you stray a little bit away from that mazyb kind
Speaker 18: of sound, you can sort of alienate people a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 18: it's a it's like anything, isn't it. If you if
Speaker 18: we were to go forty five minutes down the road
Speaker 18: to Manchester and play like Oasis stuff, yeah, that would
Speaker 18: be like Manchester Gold.
Speaker 12: Kind of thing.
Speaker 15: So it's yeah, there is there is definitely an element
Speaker 15: to that.
Speaker 18: I would I would think it's more people's expat expectation
Speaker 18: of what you're actually gonna sound.
Speaker 1: Like Okay, okay, Yeah, that makes sense to me because
Speaker 1: that's that's relatable because it's like that in America too,
Speaker 1: Like if you're if you're a band from Seattle, Washington
Speaker 1: here in America, you know, people expect that you're gonna
Speaker 1: have a certain you know sound because in the nineties,
Speaker 1: you know, grunge got so huge and it was coming
Speaker 1: out of Seattle, you know. Or yeah yeah, or even
Speaker 1: you know, we're here in uh here in Manchester, New Hampshire. Uh,
Speaker 1: We're we're forty five minutes north of Boston, and there's
Speaker 1: there's this thing where like, if you're a Boston band,
Speaker 1: you automatically, in the minds of a lot of people,
Speaker 1: have a certain because Boston is one of our major
Speaker 1: metropolitan cities. You you automatically, or if you're a band
Speaker 1: from New York City. You automatically have a certain there's
Speaker 1: this sort of assumed uh competence for lack of a
Speaker 1: better word, that people, you know, people think, oh, you're
Speaker 1: a band from a big city. You're probably you've probably
Speaker 1: got something really good going on. Yeah, you mean, yeah, But.
Speaker 20: What is nice is when we go to what we've
Speaker 20: noticed going to all these festivals is how many buns
Speaker 20: at the festival are from Liverpool.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 20: Oh it's such a musical city.
Speaker 15: And we we you know, we lived it our whole lives.
Speaker 12: We just thoughts most cities were like this.
Speaker 20: Yeah, and then we we've traveled around quite a lot
Speaker 20: now and just I think.
Speaker 12: That the like it was was clear up festivals.
Speaker 20: When we go to festivals and half the people we'd
Speaker 20: meet at the behind the stage would be from Liverpool.
Speaker 12: Nice.
Speaker 15: Some of your mates that you didn't even know we're playing.
Speaker 15: You're like, all right, love, that's pretty full.
Speaker 1: Like that's that's great, that's great. By the way, does
Speaker 1: the band have any music videos? Have you made any
Speaker 1: music videos?
Speaker 12: I didn't know a few belts out there you had
Speaker 12: a few of them. Yeah, yeah, we got I mean
Speaker 12: in the air.
Speaker 17: What we were talking about before we hired out to
Speaker 17: an arcade called n Q sixty four in Liverpool for
Speaker 17: that one.
Speaker 12: So we kind of have the old arcade to ourselves
Speaker 12: and we shot like a love story. That's a little story. Yeah,
Speaker 12: young couple kind of finding love in this arcades.
Speaker 5: That was cool.
Speaker 15: That my favorite one.
Speaker 12: So that was a really nice one. We're all in ourselves,
Speaker 12: like just just.
Speaker 18: In the background and like funny costumes and Oscar winning performance.
Speaker 1: Well that sounds cool. I mean I have to check
Speaker 1: that out. Yeah, yeah, very I know.
Speaker 15: The big one is snake Hips.
Speaker 18: Yeah, we did, and we kind of just went off
Speaker 18: the deep end with snake Hips, like it's a it's
Speaker 18: a very tongue in cheek silly song for lack of
Speaker 18: a better dam. So we kind of talked that attitude
Speaker 18: into the into the music video. We ended up shooting
Speaker 18: it in a church. We just had a lot of fun.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we just we just thought we just thought a
Speaker 15: proper giggle.
Speaker 12: There was lots of lots of fun. Yeahs, nuns and
Speaker 12: that kind of.
Speaker 15: Yeah, there was all kinds going on.
Speaker 12: Brought the dog.
Speaker 14: Yeah cool.
Speaker 1: I definitely have to check that out. I'm very curious,
Speaker 1: very very curious. Well, listen uh, thank you, uh, the
Speaker 1: four of you for joining us this morning on the show.
Speaker 1: This is this has been this has been wonderful. The
Speaker 1: time does go quickly, but it's been great, great speaking
Speaker 1: with you, and I do want to in a moment,
Speaker 1: Like I said, we're going to play this track Voicemail,
Speaker 1: which I absolutely love. But what should before you go?
Speaker 1: What should people know about where to keep up? Where's
Speaker 1: the best place to go to keep up with you
Speaker 1: with Rivia online? To keep up with everything that you're doing.
Speaker 1: Where should people go?
Speaker 17: Check out Instagram, which is just at Rivia top bands
Speaker 17: all our important posts or any posts to be honest,
Speaker 17: or go on to our onto our Instagram.
Speaker 12: So that's at Rivia top.
Speaker 15: Band, if for all, for all social media's.
Speaker 12: Ifty one and.
Speaker 17: That's kind of not relevant and just what we're doing
Speaker 17: day to day Twitter or X now with your like
Speaker 17: at Rivia on the score band.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, fantastic, all right, So uh we're gonna let
Speaker 1: you go again. Thank you, thank you all for joining us,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna play this track Voicemail. But I'm gonna
Speaker 1: By the way, do you have a playing any big
Speaker 1: shows this weekend or what what are you doing. What
Speaker 1: do you have coming up a weekend? Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 1: Hey you're a busy band, you got a lot going on,
Speaker 1: so it's good. Good to have a little good, have
Speaker 1: a little rest, you know. So there you go, there
Speaker 1: you go. Well, we will definitely do this again in
Speaker 1: the future. It's been we're big fans here and uh
Speaker 1: and we're very happy to be the first American radio
Speaker 1: station to be playing you. So we appreciate that very much.
Speaker 18: And so much pleasure, and we we would absolutely love
Speaker 18: to come back and do it against.
Speaker 1: It absolutely, count on it. Count on it definitely. All right, Rivia,
Speaker 1: we will let you go. Thank you so much, take
Speaker 1: care all right, by bye. All right, that was great.
Speaker 1: That was a lot of fun. I really enjoyed speaking
Speaker 1: with them. Let's play this track and if you are
Speaker 1: listening live on Saturday morning, we've got a very busy
Speaker 1: show ahead of us still, so make sure you stick around.
Speaker 1: But right now, the band is called Rivia and this track.
Speaker 1: I love this so much. This is called voicemail. Check
Speaker 1: this out.
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