Matt Connarton Unleashed 3-1-25 hour 1

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7:46 Speaker 1: Snop that is not the same by John Denton, who

7:56 Speaker 1: we're going to be speaking with in just a moment.

7:59 Speaker 1: Welcome everybody. It is Matt Connorton Unleashed. It is a Saturday,

8:03 Speaker 1: March one, two thy twenty five. Jenny is here, of

8:07 Speaker 1: course at the news table. And let's see we've got

8:11 Speaker 1: them on skype here, John, are you there? Hello, Hey,

8:16 Speaker 1: John Denton. Welcome to Matt Connorton Unleashed, our number one

8:20 Speaker 1: on this Saturday morning. We just heard, of course, your

8:23 Speaker 1: great track, not the same your debut single. And uh,

8:28 Speaker 1: by the way, so you are you are a very

8:31 Speaker 1: young man.

8:32 Speaker 7: Correct, Yeah, fourteen years old.

8:36 Speaker 1: So so it started off your career very strong. I

8:40 Speaker 1: mean that is uh, that is such a great track.

8:42 Speaker 1: And I was reading a little bit about it too,

8:44 Speaker 1: and and what the lyrics are about and everything. So

8:46 Speaker 1: so congratulations on that. And you've already made it to

8:48 Speaker 1: American radio, so that's pretty cool.

8:51 Speaker 14: That's good day. Yeah, yeah, thanks forming me.

8:54 Speaker 1: Now, so tell us tell us a little bit about

8:57 Speaker 1: the song first and then we'll you know, we'll talk

8:59 Speaker 1: about your background and stuff. But because I was reading

9:01 Speaker 1: about how the song is, uh, tell me if I

9:05 Speaker 1: understand this correctly. Uh, And it's a subject that is

9:09 Speaker 1: very near and dear to me of course, talking about

9:12 Speaker 1: mental health and and what what different people are dealing

9:15 Speaker 1: with and how we're not all the same in terms

9:17 Speaker 1: of what we as individuals have to deal with, uh,

9:20 Speaker 1: you know, mentally and emotionally and all of that. Is

9:23 Speaker 1: that Am I on the right track?

9:26 Speaker 14: Yeah?

9:27 Speaker 16: So I think, But I think I think when I

9:30 Speaker 16: was writing the song, I just sort of I don't know,

9:32 Speaker 16: it was just I think it was that time where

9:34 Speaker 16: I was thinking a lot about, you know, because there's

9:36 Speaker 16: some pretty bad stuff going on in my country and

9:38 Speaker 16: obviously around the world and obviously you know, I'm just

9:41 Speaker 16: I'm just love from a small town who you know

9:42 Speaker 16: doesn't really well it doesn't you know, experience any of that.

9:45 Speaker 16: So just sort of like, I don't know, just sort

9:49 Speaker 16: of a right down my thoughts about like how you know,

9:54 Speaker 16: you know other songs says you know, we're not the same. Sorry,

9:57 Speaker 16: I'm so about I'm so about interviews me by Isolate.

10:01 Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that I was. I was reading too

10:06 Speaker 1: about you know, some of your your influences in terms

10:08 Speaker 1: of of the style of the song. I mean, it

10:11 Speaker 1: reminded me a little bit of The Killers and maybe

10:13 Speaker 1: The Strokes, and I was reading online, Uh, someone was

10:16 Speaker 1: comparing it to something by the Smiths. I mean, is

10:19 Speaker 1: that is that kind of your influence? I don't know,

10:21 Speaker 1: I don't like, I don't know what your broader influence

10:23 Speaker 1: influences are yet because you're just starting out. This is

10:25 Speaker 1: your first uh, this is your first big single. But

10:29 Speaker 1: but can you tell me about some of your musical

10:31 Speaker 1: inspirations for for writing a song like this? And I'm

10:34 Speaker 1: also curious to know if some of the other music

10:36 Speaker 1: that you're working on if it's similar or or if

10:39 Speaker 1: it has a different vibe and some different influences.

10:42 Speaker 16: Yeah, so I'd say I've always been quite inspired by, like,

10:45 Speaker 16: you know, the the sounds of my city, you know,

10:47 Speaker 16: because I'm from Sulford.

10:48 Speaker 14: I'm from a time called sulf It.

10:50 Speaker 16: And it's it's in Manchester, okay, you know, way it

10:54 Speaker 16: close to the cities, and so you know, I've got

10:56 Speaker 16: you know, i'd say I've got a lot of access

10:58 Speaker 16: to you know, like well obviously you obviously center and

11:02 Speaker 16: the culture and yeh, so i'd say just to know

11:05 Speaker 16: my hometownd stuff really like look like you know, like

11:07 Speaker 16: Stone Roses and Smith's an Oasis.

11:09 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, oh yeah, the Stone Roses. That's another band

11:13 Speaker 1: I was thinking of. It didn't come to mind when

11:15 Speaker 1: I was talking about it, but when I was listening

11:17 Speaker 1: to the song the first time because we actually played

11:19 Speaker 1: it on the show last week for the first time,

11:20 Speaker 1: and yeah, yeah, Stone Roses, that's I can definitely, I

11:23 Speaker 1: can definitely hear that. Are you working on obviously this

11:27 Speaker 1: is the first single, so this is the immediate focus.

11:30 Speaker 1: But do you have something lined up for a second

11:32 Speaker 1: single already or are you working on something? Where are

11:35 Speaker 1: you in the process?

11:37 Speaker 16: I mean listening to them yeah. I mean, you know,

11:39 Speaker 16: because I'm mostly wrapping zones all the time. So yeah,

11:42 Speaker 16: I've always got you know, stuff, stuff going on. I

11:45 Speaker 16: will be honest, there's a few, like there's a few

11:47 Speaker 16: specific songs that I prefer to not the same, you know,

11:50 Speaker 16: just sell you know, I say selfish like, you know,

11:52 Speaker 16: just for myself, I prefer you know, I prefer it.

11:54 Speaker 16: So you know, of course I'm right all the time.

11:56 Speaker 16: So I'm probably quite know in a few months. So

11:58 Speaker 16: obviously you know, doing second single and yeah.

12:02 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we look forward to hearing more from more

12:06 Speaker 1: from you in the future in terms of your musical output.

12:08 Speaker 1: And like I said, you're off to such a great start.

12:11 Speaker 1: Where was this recorded? Did you did you record not

12:14 Speaker 1: the same uh? On your own? Or did you go

12:17 Speaker 1: to a studio? Did you work with a producer? Because

12:19 Speaker 1: it sounds great?

12:21 Speaker 16: Yes, I went to I went to Olive Studios any

12:24 Speaker 16: time called witness it's not too far from Manchester and

12:26 Speaker 16: you got called JOHNO.

12:29 Speaker 14: List name John Oltringo. Okay, so I added.

12:33 Speaker 16: The bass and all the all the guitars and up

12:35 Speaker 16: to the vocals and ate it jumps.

12:38 Speaker 1: Oh wow, that's great when you can do the bulk

12:41 Speaker 1: of it yourself, right, because then you you can be

12:43 Speaker 1: assured that it's going to really be kind of your

12:46 Speaker 1: vision of what the song should be, you know, instead

12:48 Speaker 1: of being in a situation where maybe you go to

12:50 Speaker 1: a studio and you've got studio musicians who are playing

12:53 Speaker 1: these parts that you kind of have in mind. When

12:54 Speaker 1: you have the ability to do it all yourself, that's

12:57 Speaker 1: that's fantastic. And you said John did the drums and

13:00 Speaker 1: obviously produce it.

13:02 Speaker 16: Yeah, So it was funny though, So so I think

13:05 Speaker 16: I I think you have like a guide track, you know,

13:08 Speaker 16: just with a metronomonic that I've done at home. Yeah,

13:11 Speaker 16: And he literally just went on stairs and just did

13:13 Speaker 16: a deal thing without putting much art into it.

13:15 Speaker 14: It was amazing, really yeah. He just yeah, I mean

13:18 Speaker 14: the great.

13:19 Speaker 1: Your drums aren't like it's nice when it when it

13:22 Speaker 1: comes together that quickly like that, and it's sort of

13:24 Speaker 1: organic and intuitive, and you know, you know then that

13:27 Speaker 1: you've got something really good and really strong when it

13:29 Speaker 1: when it comes together the other quickly and you can say, wow,

13:32 Speaker 1: this sounds great that. Do you intend to work with

13:36 Speaker 1: him going forward? Are you going to uh? Are you

13:39 Speaker 1: going to work with him on on future tracks. Are

13:41 Speaker 1: you going to kind of maybe shop around a little

13:43 Speaker 1: bit or do you have that part planned out yet?

13:46 Speaker 16: Yeah, so I think I'll I think most likely, you know,

13:49 Speaker 16: for the next for the next few singers, I'll just

13:51 Speaker 16: be working with him, I think.

13:52 Speaker 1: I think.

13:53 Speaker 16: I think the one thing that I really like about

13:55 Speaker 16: me is like, like one of the first things that

13:57 Speaker 16: he said to me before before recording this.

13:59 Speaker 14: Song was that he wanted it sound real.

14:01 Speaker 16: And so that's like my main like what's the word,

14:05 Speaker 16: that's my main sort of aspiration with it, you know,

14:07 Speaker 16: with regarding songs.

14:08 Speaker 14: Definitely, so so yeah.

14:09 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, excellent. And now what about performing live? Do

14:13 Speaker 1: you perform live in your area? I saw, I thought

14:17 Speaker 1: I saw a couple of pictures that looked like they

14:18 Speaker 1: were taken from a live show. But I don't know.

14:21 Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know if at your age. I know,

14:23 Speaker 1: here in America, when you're you know, if you're fourteen,

14:27 Speaker 1: you're a little bit limited as far as places you

14:29 Speaker 1: can play. I mean, you know, you can do coffee

14:31 Speaker 1: houses and stuff like that, but you know, you certainly

14:34 Speaker 1: can't do bars or pubs. I guess you would, you

14:36 Speaker 1: would call them, But what what is your situation as

14:39 Speaker 1: far as playing live? Are you able to do a

14:40 Speaker 1: lot of live shows?

14:42 Speaker 14: Yeah, so I am.

14:43 Speaker 16: I've been geting so I've been thinking pretty much every

14:45 Speaker 16: weekend for about like three years.

14:47 Speaker 1: Right, Oh, excellent, excellent.

14:49 Speaker 16: Yeah, So I mean, I'll be honest back so at

14:51 Speaker 16: the moment, like I look about eighteen and I've been

14:55 Speaker 16: told that by by a lot of people.

14:57 Speaker 1: So that's good.

14:59 Speaker 14: Yeah, so just a I get any places.

15:01 Speaker 1: Oh that's oh, that's great, that's great. Yeah, that's that's

15:04 Speaker 1: definitely to your advantage.

15:07 Speaker 16: Yes, I've begins around like Manchester, Liverpool. I'm doing your

15:10 Speaker 16: first like proper, like a like long way gig. I'm

15:13 Speaker 16: going to London in April and then that's gonna be

15:16 Speaker 16: So it's my first international gig. Well i'd say, so, yeah, international.

15:21 Speaker 16: I'm going to Scotland. I'm going to Glasgow this year

15:25 Speaker 16: at one point. Yeah, there's no date, there's no date. Yeah, yeah,

15:29 Speaker 16: exactly happening here. So yeah, I'm looking forward to that definitely.

15:31 Speaker 1: Oh that's excellent. Okay. So, so in addition to obviously

15:35 Speaker 1: so the single, you're getting some traction with and and

15:38 Speaker 1: you're sounds like you've got a lot of good traction

15:41 Speaker 1: too as far as playing out. You know, you're playing

15:42 Speaker 1: every weekend. That's fantastic. Good for you. Also, I'm curious

15:46 Speaker 1: to know more about your connection to Johnny Marr. You've

15:50 Speaker 1: got Johnny Mar's stamp of approval, but can you tell

15:54 Speaker 1: us a little bit about that.

15:56 Speaker 16: Yeah, so about about three years ago, Yes, about three

16:00 Speaker 16: years ago, I just met I just met him by

16:02 Speaker 16: chance in Manchester at this record signing and then the

16:05 Speaker 16: year after he put this light application form and it

16:09 Speaker 16: was targeted at Salford to aviously my owntown, like you know,

16:13 Speaker 16: and yes, so it was it was it was called

16:15 Speaker 16: it the Johnny marrow Ard, and it was a basically

16:19 Speaker 16: I'm trying to find a work the right way to

16:21 Speaker 16: explain it. So it was like a fun not one raiser, sorry,

16:24 Speaker 16: it was like a bit of funding for like a

16:28 Speaker 16: for one musician. So obviously you know that it was

16:31 Speaker 16: joined with this foundation, the Sulfur Foundation, which is my owntown,

16:36 Speaker 16: and they were going to pick one musician to like,

16:39 Speaker 16: you know, help out of it. And and yes, right

16:42 Speaker 16: I applied and I got it and I met him

16:45 Speaker 16: again and it was greater the hero.

16:47 Speaker 14: So it was amazing. Fami yea, because he because I

16:50 Speaker 14: got the ord like he really is.

16:52 Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, no, that's that's fantastic. And uh, you

16:55 Speaker 1: just never know where something like that will lead. Is

16:57 Speaker 1: that was it because of him that you connected with

17:00 Speaker 1: that producer that you're working with or did that happen separately?

17:05 Speaker 16: So I'm working with this this management compant well I

17:07 Speaker 16: say company, but like this management group, and they've let

17:11 Speaker 16: me up with him.

17:11 Speaker 14: And yeah, it's been good.

17:12 Speaker 1: That's excellent. Yeah, so you've got you've got a lot

17:15 Speaker 1: of power behind you. That's great, that's great. Any idea

17:19 Speaker 1: when the next single will be out? We're already, like

17:23 Speaker 1: I said, we played we played not the same last

17:25 Speaker 1: week on the show, and all the response that we've heard,

17:28 Speaker 1: all the feedback has been very positive. So people want

17:30 Speaker 1: to hear more from you, obviously, and you're you're just

17:33 Speaker 1: starting out. But do you know when the next single

17:35 Speaker 1: might be?

17:37 Speaker 16: I don't know, no, Yeah, but i'd say like maybe

17:41 Speaker 16: like near the end of this year somewhere obviously, I guess. Obviously,

17:45 Speaker 16: you know, you've got to pick the right song because

17:46 Speaker 16: when you like it all depends on your financial situation,

17:51 Speaker 16: if you know what I mean. I've got a bit

17:53 Speaker 16: of saving up to do, so.

17:54 Speaker 1: So yeah, you've probably got a lot of Yeah, I'm

17:57 Speaker 1: sure you've already written a lot of music, and it

17:59 Speaker 1: probably some of it comes down to just kind of

18:02 Speaker 1: figuring out what the next song is that you want

18:04 Speaker 1: to record, right because you've you've probably got quite a

18:06 Speaker 1: few that you have ready to go. Just a matter

18:08 Speaker 1: of making decisions about what to do next, I would assume, yeah, yeah, definitely, Yeah, absolutely, Well, John,

18:16 Speaker 1: like I said, we love the track. Uh, where should

18:19 Speaker 1: people know to? Where should they go to find you online?

18:23 Speaker 1: What is the best place for people to go online

18:26 Speaker 1: to keep track with everything that John Denton is doing

18:28 Speaker 1: in terms of your music? And you know, if we

18:30 Speaker 1: have listeners over there who want to know where they

18:32 Speaker 1: can see you live, et cetera. Hopefully someday you'll be

18:35 Speaker 1: able to come to America too to play live. But

18:37 Speaker 1: but where should people go online to keep up with

18:39 Speaker 1: everything that you're doing?

18:41 Speaker 14: Yes?

18:41 Speaker 16: So social mediais I'm on Instagram. I'll tell you this

18:44 Speaker 16: comes like the main platform just because you know, that's

18:47 Speaker 16: where've got the most people sort of interaction with me.

18:49 Speaker 16: So Instagram and Twitter, TikTok, TikTok. Great, for musicians, isn't it?

18:55 Speaker 1: Yes?

18:56 Speaker 14: Is it not bud in your country?

18:57 Speaker 1: I thought it was TikTok was banned and then quickly unbanned,

19:02 Speaker 1: and I think that was probably it. I don't think

19:05 Speaker 1: it's going to get banned again. But the the political

19:09 Speaker 1: situation here is so strange. Anything can happen and uh,

19:14 Speaker 1: I mean almost literally anything can happen here, John. But

19:19 Speaker 1: but right now, right now, TikTok Is is not banned

19:23 Speaker 1: in the United States. But we'll see what the future holds.

19:25 Speaker 1: And yeah, TikTok is a great resource for musicians absolutely.

19:29 Speaker 16: Absolutely all the dreaming platforms. And do you listen to

19:33 Speaker 16: his own?

19:33 Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, very cool, very cool. So, John, it's

19:36 Speaker 1: been wonderful speaking with you. We're going to actually close

19:39 Speaker 1: out the segment with We're gonna give this another spin,

19:42 Speaker 1: not the same. It's such a great song, very very catchy.

19:45 Speaker 1: We love it here. Like I said, a lot of

19:46 Speaker 1: great feedback here. And hopefully this is only the beginning

19:50 Speaker 1: of your you know, your your beginnings with on American radio, uh,

19:55 Speaker 1: because we think you have a great sound and uh,

19:58 Speaker 1: and I wish you continued success. And when the next

20:00 Speaker 1: single is ready, let's definitely have you back and we

20:03 Speaker 1: can talk some more then and we will look forward

20:05 Speaker 1: to hearing new music from you.

20:08 Speaker 16: I've noticed that I've noticed that American radio presenters up,

20:12 Speaker 16: I know what's the words, they're a lot more hsiastic

20:14 Speaker 16: compared to the British ones.

20:16 Speaker 14: So yeah, yeah, well wonderful.

20:19 Speaker 1: Perhaps we're a little bit less reserved, but yes, no,

20:23 Speaker 1: we we love what you're doing.

20:24 Speaker 5: John.

20:25 Speaker 1: We'll let you go so we can give this another spin.

20:27 Speaker 1: But thank you so much for joining us today. We

20:29 Speaker 1: appreciate it, and we will talk again soon. All right,

20:33 Speaker 1: you got it, John, take care, bye bye. All right.

20:36 Speaker 1: That was John Denton skyping in from the UK. Very

20:39 Speaker 1: young man, very impressive, fourteen years old, but just starting out.

20:43 Speaker 1: So it's nice to kind of be in at ground

20:45 Speaker 1: zero of his career and see him from from very early.

20:48 Speaker 1: But let's give this another spin. If you missed it,

20:50 Speaker 1: not the same, and then we've got a great show.

20:53 Speaker 1: I'll plan for you for the rest of the show

20:54 Speaker 1: as well. We are we are only speaking of only

20:57 Speaker 1: getting started. We are in the early stages of this

20:59 Speaker 1: approach ram today here on Matt Connorton Unleashed. But if

21:02 Speaker 1: you miss it, here it is again, or if you

21:04 Speaker 1: heard it and you just want to hear it again,

21:06 Speaker 1: this is not the same John Denton.

21:43 Speaker 8: That's the place where the bottles go.

21:45 Speaker 10: Down, and then that's me.

21:49 Speaker 17: I'm from.

21:50 Speaker 9: All of the same.

21:56 Speaker 1: People's rides are in my yah.

21:58 Speaker 9: How is so look Kip go first, I wanta know.

22:05 Speaker 18: I it field.

22:17 Speaker 8: Every day people fall above the.

22:23 Speaker 9: Well see it all side, But I don't care. I

22:32 Speaker 9: don't cat.

22:32 Speaker 10: I don't care what they'll say because I do it

22:38 Speaker 10: in my own work.

22:43 Speaker 19: Five nice people fall off the street shirt.

22:46 Speaker 8: N Jill said, don't I'm not al right down on.

22:52 Speaker 9: The other side. We're all down and out.

22:57 Speaker 8: Over every well.

22:59 Speaker 9: People who said.

23:01 Speaker 11: Why why should I really check your this jo start side.

23:25 Speaker 10: That's a place where the song goes down and.

23:28 Speaker 8: Go go b Well, I won't know where, but.

23:39 Speaker 10: I'll be fine in my mind trying to make go loose.

23:43 Speaker 2: Worse right, ignore it all.

23:48 Speaker 8: The outside.

23:53 Speaker 9: Once again in the end, ally in the back of.

23:57 Speaker 8: A joy about to do.

24:06 Speaker 7: People say, say to jail, just to go.

24:13 Speaker 19: Down on the up the side of the follow Yeah,

24:19 Speaker 19: oh break away, we got you that a while.

24:24 Speaker 8: So I really checked against Joe stop say.

25:02 Speaker 9: Chase chill, mister.

25:11 Speaker 19: Fat you.

25:23 Speaker 2: Stop.

25:31 Speaker 1: That is not the same. That is the debut single

25:34 Speaker 1: from fourteen year old John Denton from the UK and

25:38 Speaker 1: I was wonderful speaking with him and we look forward

25:41 Speaker 1: to more from him in the future. This is Matt

25:43 Speaker 1: Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of

25:47 Speaker 1: w m n H ninety five point three FM, Inglorious Manchester,

25:51 Speaker 1: New Hampshire. Of course, also streaming online. Go to Matt

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26:01 Speaker 1: Today is March first, twenty to twenty five. Jenny of

26:06 Speaker 1: course is here at the news table. Oh you know what,

26:10 Speaker 1: I didn't load it up. I didn't load it up

26:12 Speaker 1: because we did things in kind of a different order today.

26:16 Speaker 20: Well fine, jeez, that was a lackluster Well good morning.

26:23 Speaker 20: Now that's better, Jenny, Morning Sun.

26:33 Speaker 1: It just seems weird playing it. It's almost nine thirty

26:37 Speaker 1: weird to say it, I know, I know. Hey, we

26:41 Speaker 1: should mention the art show coming up. Do you have

26:46 Speaker 1: the it's the matter you don't have that ready. I

26:50 Speaker 1: wanted to give that a plug early, I know, and

26:52 Speaker 1: we'll mention it again later too that it's very exciting.

26:55 Speaker 1: It's it's at top of mind for me because of

26:58 Speaker 1: course yesterday I dropped off some of your art.

27:01 Speaker 21: So it's been a fun week for me for art.

27:04 Speaker 21: This you were at one gallery picking up art and

27:07 Speaker 21: you're at another gallery dropping off art, all in the

27:09 Speaker 21: same week.

27:10 Speaker 22: It's fun.

27:11 Speaker 1: This will be and this is the third place right

27:14 Speaker 1: that your art will have been featured because there's there's Mosaic, yeah,

27:18 Speaker 1: and then and then of course before it became New

27:21 Speaker 1: Hampshire Underground, when it was still the Midnight Creatives Collective. Yeah,

27:25 Speaker 1: in Nashua, Eleanora and Andre they featured your art there.

27:30 Speaker 21: Wonder if they do a black line and and now.

27:34 Speaker 1: Now you have a third place feature in your artwork.

27:36 Speaker 21: I'm super excited too. I never would have thought that

27:40 Speaker 21: this was going I know, right, So what's going to happen.

27:45 Speaker 20: What's gonna happen right here in the Queens City on

27:49 Speaker 20: March fifty, there's going to be a unique art show.

27:54 Speaker 21: This is called the Uncensored Underground.

27:57 Speaker 20: Art Experience and it's going to be how the twenty

28:00 Speaker 20: garden Way, excuse me, twenty garden Walk for give me

28:05 Speaker 20: right here in the Queen City from six to nine pm.

28:08 Speaker 21: And this show is uncensored, it's for adults.

28:11 Speaker 20: It's political, it's ugly, it's beautiful, it's amazing, and you

28:15 Speaker 20: really really get to come see it. They actually fell

28:18 Speaker 20: in love with my insurance collection, and they've actually requested

28:24 Speaker 20: that I bring all of the paintings in, even though

28:27 Speaker 20: they don't think they're going to be able to hang

28:28 Speaker 20: all of them, all five of them, but they wanted

28:32 Speaker 20: to see all of them. So you actually brought all

28:34 Speaker 20: of them in and one of them you can play

28:37 Speaker 20: with with some three D glasses which I also sent

28:39 Speaker 20: in as well.

28:40 Speaker 21: For those that don't know.

28:42 Speaker 20: The insurance collection was my outlet of fighting with insurance

28:47 Speaker 20: companies for coverage and for the things I'm supposed to

28:50 Speaker 20: be able to have, and that ended up coming out

28:53 Speaker 20: in my artwork.

28:54 Speaker 21: So it started with the illustrious agent.

28:59 Speaker 20: And how wonderful they treated me, and it went on

29:03 Speaker 20: from there to you know, dealing with the vice President

29:06 Speaker 20: who was attacking and came across so attacking that it

29:10 Speaker 20: came out as quite the interesting painting, which you can

29:14 Speaker 20: check out at Gencoffee dot com.

29:16 Speaker 5: J E. N. N.

29:17 Speaker 20: Co f f uy dot com. Check out my creations,

29:21 Speaker 20: lots of things there, lots of information on my activism

29:23 Speaker 20: as well. And actually my website got a revamp recently.

29:28 Speaker 20: I have an amazing webmaster. Yes and yeah, I'm pretty

29:32 Speaker 20: excited about the changes and I'm going to be you

29:35 Speaker 20: going to see a little bit more of me I

29:36 Speaker 20: think in the future.

29:38 Speaker 1: Very good. Well, congratulations on that, of course, thank you.

29:41 Speaker 1: We should also plug two. Someone with your last name

29:45 Speaker 1: is performing live later today.

29:47 Speaker 21: Yes, they are at the Great North Alworks right here,

29:51 Speaker 21: also in the Queen City. Oh forgive me cool.

29:56 Speaker 20: My son Jesse Coffee will be performing tonight starting at

29:59 Speaker 20: four pm at the Great North. He's a singer songwriter.

30:02 Speaker 20: He has an amazing voice and if you've never been

30:05 Speaker 20: to the Great North, it's an amazing place.

30:07 Speaker 21: They have a lot of homegrown creations and if you

30:10 Speaker 21: love sporting, local small business, you definitely want to go

30:13 Speaker 21: support the Great North.

30:14 Speaker 1: Absolutely absolutely, and we have an exciting show for you today.

30:17 Speaker 1: Of course, we did speak a few minutes ago with

30:19 Speaker 1: John Denton, a very impressive young man from the UK,

30:22 Speaker 1: and his first single and his first time on American

30:26 Speaker 1: radio is track Not the Same, Great song Coming up.

30:30 Speaker 1: In the second hour, singer songwriter Ian Gallipo will be here,

30:33 Speaker 1: and in the third hour we're going to be talking

30:35 Speaker 1: with Jordan about his project Becoming Human. He will be

30:39 Speaker 1: skyping in from Texas. I love that so oh Becoming Human.

30:44 Speaker 21: Yeah yes, yeah, really they've been on my playlist now

30:46 Speaker 21: for well over a year.

30:47 Speaker 1: Really great, really great. By the way, we'll say hello

30:49 Speaker 1: to a few people in the chat room too. In

30:51 Speaker 1: the Facebook chat I see Chris Porrier better known as Chrispy,

30:55 Speaker 1: a great local comedian who's been on the show. He says, Hi,

30:58 Speaker 1: Matt and Jenny, I love your art. Oh, very nice,

31:01 Speaker 1: very nice. Our friend Ricky Mapleton in the chat room

31:04 Speaker 1: and said hello. That's why I decided to open with

31:06 Speaker 1: a Ricky Mapleton song today at the beginning of the show,

31:08 Speaker 1: the cross contamination song food safety very important, very important,

31:12 Speaker 1: very important. So no, we love that song and we

31:16 Speaker 1: played it in Ian Gallipo track, and then of course

31:17 Speaker 1: played not the Same by John Denton to open our conversation.

31:21 Speaker 1: Also Eric Lesniak in the chat room. Eric does a

31:24 Speaker 1: lot for the city here, for Manchester and very important

31:27 Speaker 1: part of things here and is on the morning show.

31:30 Speaker 1: I believe every Friday. He is on the morning show

31:32 Speaker 1: with Peter White here in the studio and actually one

31:37 Speaker 1: of the oh wow, was a while ago now, it

31:40 Speaker 1: must have been like a year and a half ago

31:41 Speaker 1: at least, but there was a morning show that I

31:44 Speaker 1: was on, not here, it was in the old studio.

31:46 Speaker 1: That's how I know it was a while ago that

31:47 Speaker 1: Eric was also on a Friday morning. Oh, it was

31:51 Speaker 1: when we were making the format change with this show

31:52 Speaker 1: and we were kind of announcing everything. So it's great

31:55 Speaker 1: to actually get to sit with Eric on the morning show.

31:57 Speaker 1: That was a while ago though, But yeah, Eric Lesniak

32:00 Speaker 1: does a lot of great things. Let's see. Also, we've

32:06 Speaker 1: got bfraid, Boston's Final Raid in the chat room. H

32:10 Speaker 1: And we haven't done this in a while, but our

32:13 Speaker 1: old friend Isaac Banks from from Greensboro, North Carolina in

32:17 Speaker 1: the chat room. Let's see, Isaac says, good morning, Matt.

32:22 Speaker 1: What's happening Matt. Yesterday my friend Pete ives rube Ly

32:27 Speaker 1: or Ruby passed away and he was old time friend

32:32 Speaker 1: of mine since he is from Greensboro, North Carolina. He

32:36 Speaker 1: was in a wheelchair. He rides the bus. Rest in peace,

32:40 Speaker 1: Michelle Tractenburg. We love. This is all Isaac rest in Peace,

32:44 Speaker 1: Michelle Tractenburg, We love you, good morning. Hashtag Jen coffee.

32:48 Speaker 1: Hashtag Jen Coffee. I am known as Eichman Breezy and

32:52 Speaker 1: I did videos of cover tunes hashtag Jen coffee. I

32:57 Speaker 1: did cover song of Peter Set just Like Love. Hashtag

33:03 Speaker 1: Matt and hashtag Jen. Jeff Pegari and Johnny McKee v

33:10 Speaker 1: formed a or Maybe It's Five. Johnny formed a singing

33:15 Speaker 1: quartet mixed group called GSO six with Evan McGraw, Valerie Miller,

33:23 Speaker 1: Kathy Clifton, and Egan Conrad. Matt connorton Unleashed check out

33:29 Speaker 1: on YouTube is Aikman Breezy back on the block GSO

33:35 Speaker 1: Generation Socially six for the singing quartet mixed group. Of

33:40 Speaker 1: the lineup is Jeff Pegari, Valerie Biller, Johnny McKee five,

33:44 Speaker 1: Egan Conrad, Evan McGrath and Kathy Clifton. Generation Socially six

33:50 Speaker 1: manager is Joshua Walker and producer is me Isaac Banks.

33:55 Speaker 1: Hashtag Matt and hashtag Jen. I'm watching you from Greensboro,

33:59 Speaker 1: North Carela. Very good. Well, It's wonderful to get caught

34:03 Speaker 1: up with Isaac Banks from Iikman breezy. Yes, yes, very nice,

34:13 Speaker 1: very nice.

34:13 Speaker 22: Hey.

34:14 Speaker 1: So something we started to do recently too on the

34:17 Speaker 1: show and we didn't get we didn't get far with

34:19 Speaker 1: it because we just ran out of time. But uh,

34:22 Speaker 1: you know, because we talk about AI and we do

34:24 Speaker 1: have a couple of news stories involving AI and music

34:27 Speaker 1: and so forth that we might get to. But we

34:29 Speaker 1: also started to I thought it would be fun. And

34:32 Speaker 1: this is something I've kind of had in the back

34:33 Speaker 1: of my mind for months and months and months, and

34:36 Speaker 1: we've just ever had time to get to it. But

34:37 Speaker 1: we might do it right now. And this could be

34:40 Speaker 1: This could be a lot of fun. This could be

34:43 Speaker 1: a disaster. I don't know what's going to happen. But

34:46 Speaker 1: Sono is one of the services where you can create

34:49 Speaker 1: AI music AI generated music, and I thought it would

34:53 Speaker 1: be fun because they do have a free version, because

34:56 Speaker 1: I don't like to pay for things, especially if I

34:58 Speaker 1: don't think I'm ever going to use them again, although

35:00 Speaker 1: who knows, I might use this again in the future.

35:02 Speaker 1: We shall see. But Souno Suno dot com. I did

35:06 Speaker 1: set up a free account. This was a few weeks ago.

35:09 Speaker 1: We had started to do this and then, like I said,

35:11 Speaker 1: we just ran out of time, but I thought it

35:13 Speaker 1: would be interesting if we create an AI generated song

35:18 Speaker 1: live on the air and just see what happens and

35:21 Speaker 1: see what all the fuss is about. So I created

35:25 Speaker 1: an account and didn't get very far. But one of

35:28 Speaker 1: the options is so song description, and they give you

35:31 Speaker 1: an example of a song description that you can use

35:34 Speaker 1: a prompt if you will an AI prompt. So the

35:37 Speaker 1: first song description, well, here's what it says. Describe the

35:42 Speaker 1: style of music and topic you want. For example, acoustic

35:45 Speaker 1: pop about the holidays. Use genres in vibes instead of

35:51 Speaker 1: specific artists and songs, So they don't want examples of

35:56 Speaker 1: artists and songs that you want to sound like, but

35:58 Speaker 1: they want they want a description of what the vibe

36:02 Speaker 1: should be. And an example that they give is an

36:05 Speaker 1: emotional classical song about a faded photo on the mantle.

36:11 Speaker 1: So what should we Jenny, what should we prompt it

36:15 Speaker 1: to to write about? What should be?

36:17 Speaker 8: Uh?

36:18 Speaker 21: Death destruction?

36:19 Speaker 1: K okay? So I'm going to type that I'm channeling

36:24 Speaker 1: Melanie death destruction. De kay. Now let's see, and then

36:32 Speaker 1: you can you can select a lyrics model. Uh, you

36:40 Speaker 1: know what I think? So there's two options here. There's

36:46 Speaker 1: uh remy, which is our newest, most creative model, may

36:52 Speaker 1: generate content that some find offensive. Okay, so we don't

36:55 Speaker 1: want that because.

36:56 Speaker 21: One, because we need to uh it's Saturday morning.

36:59 Speaker 1: We don't want to create something that I can't actually

37:01 Speaker 1: play on the air. Or the other option is that

37:04 Speaker 1: we can stick with classic follows prompts closely and takes

37:10 Speaker 1: fewer risks. But you know what, I'm also too because

37:13 Speaker 1: I just to be sure. I mean, we are on

37:15 Speaker 1: a delay. I can always set the dump button, but

37:17 Speaker 1: I don't want to have to do that. So I'm

37:19 Speaker 1: going to Okay, so I typed death, destruction, decay, but

37:24 Speaker 1: I'm also going to say with clean lyrics, no profanity,

37:35 Speaker 1: because we don't want it to spit out something I

37:36 Speaker 1: can't even play on the air. Okay, So, well, it

37:41 Speaker 1: doesn't want it doesn't want specific. It wants vibes, not

37:45 Speaker 1: I don't. That might be that might be getting too

37:47 Speaker 1: specific if I say that. Okay, So now, so now

37:53 Speaker 1: I'm going to click create.

37:56 Speaker 21: And does it tell you it doesn't give you, like

37:58 Speaker 21: the ability to pick like John.

38:01 Speaker 1: Well no, I oh no, oh no, I could have,

38:04 Speaker 1: but I just typed. I mean we can we can always.

38:07 Speaker 1: I just I just typed death, destruction, decay, and then

38:09 Speaker 1: I also said with clean lyrics, no profanity. Okay. So

38:14 Speaker 1: it is generating. It looks like it is generating more

38:17 Speaker 1: than one option. It's it's given. Oh okay, it's created

38:25 Speaker 1: a couple of files. So they both have the same

38:29 Speaker 1: name though. Walts of the Shadows is the name of

38:32 Speaker 1: the song, and there's a descriptor underneath it. It says clean,

38:36 Speaker 1: haunting orchestral dark. It's called Walts of the Shadows. But

38:42 Speaker 1: it looks like it's created two of them. Okay, So

38:44 Speaker 1: I'm gonna click the first one and let's see what happens.

38:46 Speaker 1: This is we're doing this live on the air. I

38:48 Speaker 1: never done this before. This is AI generated by this

38:51 Speaker 1: service Souno dot com. So I'm going to go ahead

38:55 Speaker 1: and click this and I'm gonna click play and let's

38:57 Speaker 1: just see what happens. Sounds like the beginning of an

39:08 Speaker 1: Evanescence song so far.

39:10 Speaker 23: In Blood for Shadows dotre Oh, it's kind of nice.

39:17 Speaker 18: Whispers of vended.

39:20 Speaker 21: We can't see.

39:26 Speaker 23: The care of said songs around time as dusk transforms into.

39:39 Speaker 18: Nice, what sings a quiet beneath the song for.

39:51 Speaker 23: Destruction writes letters in a dreams turn to dust in

39:56 Speaker 23: a flash.

40:01 Speaker 1: Well I can see, well, I can see why people

40:05 Speaker 1: are worried because this is this is AI generated. But

40:10 Speaker 1: it's also really yeah, it's it's good. It's it's legitimately good.

40:15 Speaker 1: It's not even like, oh, this is good for AI.

40:18 Speaker 1: I guess no, this is like, this sounds legit. I'm

40:23 Speaker 1: understanding song.

40:25 Speaker 21: It really does.

40:26 Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm understanding on a new level why people are

40:29 Speaker 1: legitimately worried, you know what I mean.

40:32 Speaker 21: And it just did that in a split second.

40:35 Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a couple of prompts.

40:37 Speaker 21: It's disturbing.

40:42 Speaker 1: Okay, Rather than listening to the whole song, though, let's

40:45 Speaker 1: pick because it gave us it. Well, it gave us

40:47 Speaker 1: two options, so let's listen to the second option and

40:51 Speaker 1: see what this is, and it might be similar. We'll see.

41:07 Speaker 2: Through the land where shadows dance.

41:11 Speaker 1: Oh, now we have a male vocalist.

41:13 Speaker 2: Whispers of endings. We can see.

41:21 Speaker 13: Dka wraps its arms around time his dust transforms into nine.

41:36 Speaker 2: All things a quiet to.

41:41 Speaker 18: Beneath the sord.

41:48 Speaker 1: So now we have acause, Jenny, you had to leave

41:50 Speaker 1: the room for a moment. Now we have a male

41:52 Speaker 1: vocalist on the On the second example.

41:56 Speaker 2: Dreams turned to dust In a.

42:05 Speaker 1: What's really good? It's really good? Oh boy? But why

42:12 Speaker 1: is it good?

42:14 Speaker 8: Stories I have and it's just.

42:22 Speaker 15: And steagetation times.

42:29 Speaker 8: I just.

42:31 Speaker 1: This is so much better than I expected. Really, yeah

42:34 Speaker 1: it is. I didn't expect it to be this quality.

42:42 Speaker 2: Whos trees so embrace?

43:05 Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's really good. Now I do want to

43:08 Speaker 1: just for the heck of it. Uh, this is not

43:12 Speaker 1: something that we've This is a subject we haven't visited

43:14 Speaker 1: in a while. But I just want to see what

43:16 Speaker 1: it does, so you know how of course, you know,

43:17 Speaker 1: last week we were talking about Kendrick Lamar super Bowl

43:20 Speaker 1: appearance and everything during the halftime show, and of course

43:23 Speaker 1: you know we're talking about you know, the great hip

43:25 Speaker 1: hop beefs of all time. Now, I had a hip

43:28 Speaker 1: hop beef which we haven't mentioned in a long time

43:30 Speaker 1: because I hate to poke that bear because I do

43:32 Speaker 1: fear for my life. But well, of course mc Hammer

43:37 Speaker 1: for for uh. This was quite a few years ago now,

43:39 Speaker 1: but I was concerned MC hammer was going to uh

43:43 Speaker 1: to come here and harm me. I would like to

43:47 Speaker 1: ask this program, soono to create a disc track about

43:53 Speaker 1: MC Hammer that my alter ego M Sizzle could perhaps

43:58 Speaker 1: a death lyrics. Yes, yes, I'm going.

44:00 Speaker 21: To I don't have to hit the dump, right.

44:04 Speaker 24: I don't know if this will even this might be

44:07 Speaker 24: if this works, Oh my god. Okay, so will it

44:13 Speaker 24: tell you to not going to go there?

44:15 Speaker 1: Okay? This track it did because it did say not

44:18 Speaker 1: to mention specific artists, but this is about a specific artist. Okay,

44:22 Speaker 1: So this track about uh about MC hammer, clean lyrics only,

44:36 Speaker 1: no offensive words. Uh, and let's just see what happens. Okay,

44:45 Speaker 1: So I'm gonna click create. Yeah. For those who don't

44:48 Speaker 1: know what I'm referring to, if you if you go

44:50 Speaker 1: on YouTube and just type in Matt Connerton mc Hammer,

44:53 Speaker 1: you can find the whole saga. I was in fear

44:55 Speaker 1: for my life. Okay, so we're gonna.

45:02 Speaker 21: Start trouble again to change my phone number again.

45:06 Speaker 1: People who are new to the show are like, what

45:08 Speaker 1: are you talking about? And people who know and people

45:12 Speaker 1: who are not new to the show are also like,

45:14 Speaker 1: what are you talking about? But but yeah, just go

45:16 Speaker 1: on YouTube and just okay. So it has created a

45:19 Speaker 1: song called Hammer Time out Out. Yes, oh, my God,

45:24 Speaker 1: and the uh and the description and the description it

45:27 Speaker 1: says hip hop, funky, clean and great news. It has

45:32 Speaker 1: also given us two It says, yeah, yeah, It has

45:35 Speaker 1: also given us two examples. So well, all right, let's

45:38 Speaker 1: play the first one. I hope Hammers not listening. He's

45:40 Speaker 1: going to be angry with me all over again. All right,

45:42 Speaker 1: here's the first one.

45:52 Speaker 15: Always told us, can't just this do that, dude, this

45:56 Speaker 15: now for them shine it. Parachute pants thought she was

45:59 Speaker 15: so fly wow, But now you're just a memory dancing

46:05 Speaker 15: in the swing past, faded from the lime like beust.

46:08 Speaker 8: Good things never last.

46:10 Speaker 2: It's hell of time out.

46:12 Speaker 8: You couldn't keep the beat.

46:15 Speaker 2: Dance your way to the top.

46:17 Speaker 15: Now you're off your feet something you had your moment.

46:22 Speaker 2: Now it's sitting away.

46:27 Speaker 15: Hamming time out.

46:28 Speaker 2: Looks like you're yes, oh.

46:32 Speaker 1: Wow, Wow, what's the wow?

46:35 Speaker 2: Soul?

46:36 Speaker 15: Millions like hotcakes, But those fans moved on. Now they

46:40 Speaker 15: vibe with new steaks. Your moves were sling, but transchange

46:46 Speaker 15: real quick, cause it's tough when the time don't match

46:49 Speaker 15: the track.

46:50 Speaker 2: Wow, it's ham and time out. You couldn't keep the beat.

46:56 Speaker 2: Dance your way to the top. Now you're off your

47:00 Speaker 2: old feet.

47:01 Speaker 9: You had your moment.

47:03 Speaker 2: Now it's slipping way Hamlet sime out looks like you're yesterday.

47:14 Speaker 15: You had the flash, the cash, a mansion, soul grand,

47:19 Speaker 15: But fame is a fickle frame things getting out a

47:23 Speaker 15: head came and swinging hard. I thought you'd always stand toll.

47:28 Speaker 15: Now it's Hammo time out. Ain't we see it?

47:36 Speaker 2: Oh my good? But it ain't no denying.

47:39 Speaker 9: You rocked.

47:40 Speaker 2: That Golden Age brought some fun and.

47:43 Speaker 8: Flare to the concert stage. Know the curtain clues. Damn,

47:49 Speaker 8: the crowds moved on.

47:51 Speaker 15: Can't erase the groove of your classics, son of sime.

47:57 Speaker 1: Out there deep the beat as.

48:00 Speaker 15: Your way to the top.

48:02 Speaker 2: Now you're off your feet.

48:05 Speaker 9: You had a moment.

48:07 Speaker 15: Now it's say.

48:12 Speaker 2: He looks like you were yesterday.

48:16 Speaker 1: Wow, it's hamn same out.

48:21 Speaker 2: It's heaven sad out.

48:26 Speaker 1: It's not quite what I expected though in the sunset

48:28 Speaker 1: poppy because I said distrack, so I thought it would

48:30 Speaker 1: be somebody rapping instead of singing. There's more.

48:34 Speaker 15: Wow, that Golden Age brought some fun to the concert stage.

48:41 Speaker 15: The curtain clothes and the crowds moved on.

48:45 Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's repeating the first verse. Yeah, all right,

48:49 Speaker 1: let's check. Let's check the other one.

48:51 Speaker 21: Let's see. Well this female around.

48:53 Speaker 8: Can't touch this?

48:55 Speaker 5: Do that?

48:56 Speaker 24: Do this?

48:56 Speaker 2: Now them shining parachute pants.

48:59 Speaker 8: Thought you were so fly wow, But.

49:02 Speaker 1: Now the one dancing in the swank sort.

49:06 Speaker 2: Of faded from the limelight. I guess good things. Never less,

49:10 Speaker 2: it's had a time out.

49:12 Speaker 21: You couldn't keep the beating.

49:15 Speaker 1: Dance your way, Yeah, your feet. You had a moment.

49:20 Speaker 2: Now it's being away.

49:24 Speaker 15: Hammer sound looks like you yesterday once upon a time

49:30 Speaker 15: sold millions like hot cakes, but those fans moved on.

49:35 Speaker 9: Now they've vib.

49:37 Speaker 2: Your mapples were slick, but trans changed. Real.

49:42 Speaker 1: What's that? What's that?

49:43 Speaker 21: Maybe you have to tell it for you around?

49:45 Speaker 1: Maybe?

49:46 Speaker 21: Yeah, the lyrics is the first one. Yeah, they're both

49:51 Speaker 21: poppy yea bubble gum pop.

49:56 Speaker 1: All right, let me uh, let me say rapping disc

50:02 Speaker 1: track and that by the way, So for anyone listening,

50:07 Speaker 1: if you're listening to the show and you want to

50:08 Speaker 1: hear the full versions of this, I will put these

50:11 Speaker 1: on YouTube. I'll put the full things on YouTube because

50:15 Speaker 1: I know we gotta Yeah, yeah, and uh is our

50:19 Speaker 1: is our? Is he in here? Yes, okay, and our

50:21 Speaker 1: next guest is here, so we want to get them

50:23 Speaker 1: in shortly because we're already approaching the top of the

50:25 Speaker 1: r But I just want to try this really quick,

50:27 Speaker 1: so I I changed the prompt. I put rapping in

50:29 Speaker 1: the prompt and let's just see if this works, and

50:31 Speaker 1: we'll just listen to a little bit of it and

50:33 Speaker 1: then we'll move on.

50:34 Speaker 8: And uh.

50:35 Speaker 1: But like I said, I'll put these all on YouTube later.

50:38 Speaker 1: I'll put them up on the i PM Nation YouTube

50:40 Speaker 1: channel and I'll share them out so you can see. Okay,

50:44 Speaker 1: oh okay, So this one is called and again it

50:46 Speaker 1: made two versions, can't touch your missteps.

50:54 Speaker 7: And uh.

50:56 Speaker 1: In the uh description it says rap clean, rhythmic, edgy,

51:01 Speaker 1: hip hop edgy. Okay, but Cleen is in there. All right,

51:04 Speaker 1: let's see what we got.

51:09 Speaker 15: Yeah yeah, uh uh pencil baggy looking like hot air balloons.

51:18 Speaker 1: Dancing on TV.

51:19 Speaker 15: But your career popping soon through saxic cash inside.

51:22 Speaker 8: A golden room.

51:23 Speaker 1: Now your bank account emptier than.

51:24 Speaker 7: A monsoon chasing trend's hard, saw your flaws on display,

51:28 Speaker 7: paid for your fame.

51:29 Speaker 21: Now you can't afford to stay used to be a star,

51:32 Speaker 21: Now you're in disarray.

51:33 Speaker 1: Can't touch success when it slips away.

51:36 Speaker 17: Can't touch your missteps, man, it's of it, falling from

51:42 Speaker 17: grace pass so relevant, yeah, can't touch your future, man,

51:48 Speaker 17: it has it.

51:51 Speaker 2: One s the king now a.

51:53 Speaker 15: Broken testinent, spent all that dough on a lavish throne,

51:58 Speaker 15: built up an empire.

52:00 Speaker 2: Now you're all alone.

52:01 Speaker 1: Thought you were on touched a bullet now all right,

52:02 Speaker 1: I'm gonna pause out on. Let's just check the other

52:04 Speaker 1: one really quick, Like I said, if you want to

52:05 Speaker 1: hear the whole thing, I'll put it on YouTube later,

52:08 Speaker 1: I promise. Yeah.

52:17 Speaker 25: Pay so baggy looking like high air balloons dancing on TV.

52:21 Speaker 2: But your career, puppy soon.

52:23 Speaker 25: Sex and catch is not a golden room. Now you

52:25 Speaker 25: bake account emptier than a month soon. He's in trend's

52:28 Speaker 25: hard saw your flaws on display. Paid for your fame, man,

52:31 Speaker 25: you can't afford to stay. Used to be a star now.

52:34 Speaker 8: Your wind disarray.

52:35 Speaker 1: Can't touch success when it slips.

52:37 Speaker 25: Away, can't touch your missteps, man, it's of it and.

52:40 Speaker 21: Fallen from grace past, so relevant.

52:43 Speaker 1: Can't touch your future.

52:44 Speaker 21: Man, it's hesitant.

52:46 Speaker 1: Once a king now a.

52:47 Speaker 2: Broken testament, spent all that dole on the Lavish throng.

52:52 Speaker 1: These are really good?

52:54 Speaker 21: Why are they really good?

52:59 Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean, I'm extremely impressed. Well, we

53:02 Speaker 1: know why because you know generative AI. We know how

53:05 Speaker 1: it works, and it sucks up everything and and.

53:08 Speaker 21: Uh because it learned it all from real artist.

53:10 Speaker 1: Right exactly exactly. But but what it's what it's giving us.

53:14 Speaker 1: This is so this, this far far exceeds my expectations

53:18 Speaker 1: as good. I didn't think it.

53:19 Speaker 21: I didn't think it would be good.

53:20 Speaker 1: I didn't think it would be this good.

53:23 Speaker 21: So but then, you know, you think about it.

53:25 Speaker 20: There's so much talent in the world and how many

53:27 Speaker 20: millions or billions of data that has it sucked in

53:33 Speaker 20: every potential artist out there, every yeah, you know, from

53:37 Speaker 20: from the the person who's at home in their closet.

53:39 Speaker 21: It's her in it. Yeah, and it's putting all that

53:43 Speaker 21: data into this.

53:44 Speaker 1: Yeah, it's too easy. It is, it's very I mean,

53:49 Speaker 1: we created these with a simple prompt, a prompt like

53:54 Speaker 1: one prompt, and and this is what we got. So

53:59 Speaker 1: I don't know, is this it is this the end

54:01 Speaker 1: of music? Is music dead?

54:02 Speaker 2: Now?

54:04 Speaker 21: You don't protect the artists.

54:05 Speaker 1: I don't know what to I don't know what.

54:06 Speaker 21: Don't protect the artist, you won't be able to know

54:08 Speaker 21: which ones what.

54:09 Speaker 1: I'm just I'm I'm amazed.

54:11 Speaker 26: I mean this is uh, I mean, Testament spent all

54:20 Speaker 26: that toe on eleve stroll, built up in the empire.

54:23 Speaker 8: Now you're all alone.

54:24 Speaker 15: Thought you were run such a bullnell over Blowncastle turned

54:27 Speaker 15: to say, left with just a tone orsement.

54:32 Speaker 1: I mean, I'm I'm more impressed with the beat than anything, really,

54:35 Speaker 1: I mean, the lyrics are clever, but I'm but I'm

54:38 Speaker 1: impressed with the but the beat to the production, you know,

54:42 Speaker 1: I mean it's like, oh my god, what have we

54:45 Speaker 1: gotten ourselves into? Well, this is I'm glad we finally

54:48 Speaker 1: had a chance to do this so on the show.

54:49 Speaker 1: This is fun and this is interesting, but it's also terrifying,

54:54 Speaker 1: you know, I mean, and uh, I don't know. I'm

54:59 Speaker 1: kind of almost speechless. But anyway, all right, so we're

55:04 Speaker 1: gonna fade that out than I thought.

55:07 Speaker 21: We're even more concerned than I heard he was.

55:10 Speaker 1: Yeah.

55:10 Speaker 20: Yeah, for artists to protect their work, I mean, if

55:14 Speaker 20: it's learning off of everybody else's.

55:19 Speaker 21: Work, yeah, it's not coming up with something unique in

55:22 Speaker 21: that way.

55:23 Speaker 20: Yeah, it's repurposing everything it's learned from something else, the

55:27 Speaker 20: human something else.

55:30 Speaker 1: But let's not lose track of what I think is

55:33 Speaker 1: ultimately the most important thing here in this moment, and

55:36 Speaker 1: that is just like Kendrick Lamar with the final nail

55:40 Speaker 1: in Drake's coffin, with that halftime show performance. I, by

55:44 Speaker 1: creating these disc tracks using AI, within seconds, Peter have

55:50 Speaker 1: emerged triumphant in my long standing beef with mc hammer.

55:54 Speaker 1: I don't know, yes, And if I look at my

55:58 Speaker 1: Google Analytics.

56:00 Speaker 21: Again, you're gonna be sleeping on the couch.

56:01 Speaker 1: If I look at my Google Analytics for my website

56:04 Speaker 1: later and I see Oakland, California showing up again, I'll

56:08 Speaker 1: know that he knows that once again he has been

56:11 Speaker 1: bested by his arch nemesis M sizzle. Oh God, yes, effortlessly.

56:19 Speaker 1: So all right, well here we're going to end the

56:23 Speaker 1: hour with UH. We're gonna play another one of these

56:25 Speaker 1: great studio tracks from a real, living, breathing musician, Ian

56:28 Speaker 1: Gallipo and UH, And then we'll show some love to

56:31 Speaker 1: our amazing sponsors. And then when we come back in

56:33 Speaker 1: the second hour in just a few minutes, Ian Gallipo

56:36 Speaker 1: will be here with us alive, in studio. This is

56:39 Speaker 1: Matt Connorton unleashed, and we have a lot more show

56:41 Speaker 1: to go, so don't go anywhere. I didn't. I didn't

56:43 Speaker 1: mute the still playing. Now it's away, all right, okay,

56:54 Speaker 1: I close that out. All right, here we go. This

56:56 Speaker 1: is uh, this is Ian Gallipo. Check this out.

57:04 Speaker 2: Count down the lift off, knowing you and I be

57:08 Speaker 2: worlds upon.

57:11 Speaker 27: Expectations were a couple of months at most, we would

57:16 Speaker 27: do our level.

57:17 Speaker 2: Best to carry on firely, rumbling down below sky above.

57:27 Speaker 22: On folds, and it's getting dark.

57:33 Speaker 2: Sky above U falls AND's getting dar.

57:43 Speaker 5: We made it farther than anybody evergot of home. Starlight

57:50 Speaker 5: filled us up so we could stab beyond the limits.

57:55 Speaker 2: Everybody said it would take their toll.

58:00 Speaker 22: We opened up the whole world to explore together, just

58:06 Speaker 22: a light on in the dark together, just a light

58:15 Speaker 22: on in the dark, all on the horizon, and all

58:26 Speaker 22: that you could do.

58:28 Speaker 2: Was ward.

58:31 Speaker 27: While I was overwhelmed, and there was nothing I could say,

58:39 Speaker 27: but my baderi is long and it's getting dark. My

58:51 Speaker 27: badi is long and it's getting dark.

59:07 Speaker 2: We tried to hold on. The week's turned into months,

59:10 Speaker 2: still out of range, until that moment when you sang

59:16 Speaker 2: out yr goodbye. I was too far gone for you

59:20 Speaker 2: to hear me. But the morning sun let the heart

59:26 Speaker 2: in sight, A fine no pulse, a glamor the dark.

59:35 Speaker 5: A fineal pulse of glamor and the dark.

59:42 Speaker 8: Together, just a light on in the dark.

59:50 Speaker 27: The sky above and fall, and it's getting dark, My bad,