Matt Connarton Unleashed 3-14-26 hour 1

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2:00 Speaker 2: Sunshine, whoa that mic is loud? Wow? Not your fault.

2:04 Speaker 2: I don't know why.

2:05 Speaker 3: It's louder than usual. That's all right, even hear me. Yeah,

2:11 Speaker 3: I've got you down way down on the board and

2:14 Speaker 3: it's no. That's fine though. I'd rather that than not.

2:17 Speaker 2: Being able to hear as audience. See. That's right, that's right.

2:20 Speaker 2: I think I can back off on my voice a bit. No, no, no,

2:23 Speaker 2: that's good. I can control it from here. No, it's good.

2:25 Speaker 4: I can.

2:26 Speaker 2: I can hear you really well, because sometimes it's can

2:28 Speaker 2: you hear me?

2:28 Speaker 5: Now?

2:28 Speaker 3: Sometimes it's I think somebody might have made some adjustments

2:31 Speaker 3: in here. Actually, yeah, because I can hear myself better too.

2:35 Speaker 2: That's interesting. Okay, well, not a bad thing.

2:37 Speaker 3: Welcome everybody, of course, we have an exciting show for

2:39 Speaker 3: you today. In just a few minutes, we're gonna be

2:41 Speaker 3: joined by the band Cognition via Microsoft Teams. In the

2:45 Speaker 3: second hour, we have the Pop Farmers. They come in

2:47 Speaker 3: every Saturday. It's become an annual tradition right before Saint Patrick's, say,

2:51 Speaker 3: because Saint Patrick's Stay is a big day for them.

2:54 Speaker 2: And and then in the.

2:55 Speaker 3: Third hour we have Rust Never Sleeps, a great Neil

2:58 Speaker 3: Young tribute band and really looking forward to that. That's exciting. Also,

3:02 Speaker 3: we should talk about what's happening later on today.

3:05 Speaker 6: Yeah, later on today, join us at the Mosaic Art

3:08 Speaker 6: Collective from five pm to seven pm for the Woman

3:10 Speaker 6: Wise opening reception.

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3:14 Speaker 6: The exhibit will be on display for the next few weeks,

3:16 Speaker 6: but I encourage you to come down and check this out.

3:19 Speaker 6: This is about women equality then equality now it's a

3:23 Speaker 6: work comprised of the Mosaic Art Collective working with the

3:27 Speaker 6: Equity Health Center, bringing together art and history and community

3:32 Speaker 6: to highlight the stories and strength of women across generations.

3:35 Speaker 6: Matt and I will be there, so please do join

3:37 Speaker 6: us at sixty six Anover Street, Sweet two one here

3:41 Speaker 6: in the Queen's City, the beautiful Mosaic Art Collective. Come

3:45 Speaker 6: chat with us and meet some of the artists.

3:47 Speaker 3: Absolutely so very excited about that. And we're going to

3:51 Speaker 3: go ahead and we're going to play. So Cognition's got

3:54 Speaker 3: a brand new single. Jen X is going to be

3:57 Speaker 3: joining us. She's actually already in the room. Nice Microsoft teams.

4:01 Speaker 3: So we're gonna play the new single from them. It's

4:04 Speaker 3: called The Washed. This is really good. And then we've

4:06 Speaker 3: got another track of Theirs. We're gonna pay at the

4:07 Speaker 3: end of our conversation, but we're gonna hit this, and

4:09 Speaker 3: then we're gonna talk with gen X from the band Cognition.

4:12 Speaker 3: She's been on the show before with another project, but

4:14 Speaker 3: really looking forward to I really love these songs.

4:17 Speaker 2: So we're gonna play this.

4:18 Speaker 3: We're gonna talk with her and then so we'll we'll

4:21 Speaker 3: talk to you in a few minutes. But if this

4:23 Speaker 3: will listen again, this is a really good song. This

4:25 Speaker 3: is Cognition. This song is called The Washed.

4:41 Speaker 8: This life never feels driving Your family starts with.

4:47 Speaker 9: My mind will always.

4:49 Speaker 5: Rewind all the memories.

4:51 Speaker 10: With the bay.

4:54 Speaker 5: I know we've got to let it good, all the

4:56 Speaker 5: choices the me.

5:00 Speaker 11: Now, I know how far you'll go when you're six

5:03 Speaker 11: feet from the grass.

5:10 Speaker 12: Sound.

5:11 Speaker 5: Everybody is going now, there's talk money now, everybody is

5:25 Speaker 5: going down. There's time.

5:31 Speaker 7: We can watch the line.

5:46 Speaker 5: Through tears.

5:47 Speaker 11: We tell your story through the pain me life, the

5:50 Speaker 11: way your life and now needs others to see another day.

5:58 Speaker 11: I know of got to let it go on the

6:01 Speaker 11: choices them by Now I know how far you'll go

6:07 Speaker 11: when you're six feed from the bras.

6:13 Speaker 12: That sound everybody is in town. Somebody in that.

6:25 Speaker 5: Send out everybody else going in town.

6:32 Speaker 12: There's somebody that.

6:36 Speaker 7: We can wash it away.

7:57 Speaker 12: Sound eyes.

8:16 Speaker 10: Lesen, we can wash it away.

8:25 Speaker 7: We can wash it away.

8:50 Speaker 2: There it is that is the Washed.

8:51 Speaker 3: The band is Cognition, and I believe we have gen

8:55 Speaker 3: X with us via Microsoft teams. Jan are you there?

8:58 Speaker 3: Good morning, good, good morning, welcome back to the show.

9:02 Speaker 3: You have been on, of course once before with your

9:05 Speaker 3: other band, and I remember we went through this and

9:07 Speaker 3: you'll have to refresh my memory.

9:09 Speaker 2: Is it?

9:09 Speaker 3: Is it Generations or Generation z yess Generations? So that's

9:15 Speaker 3: the other band that we had you on with. But

9:17 Speaker 3: this project, I really like this a lot, cognition. I

9:20 Speaker 3: love the sound. We're going to play at the end

9:22 Speaker 3: of our conversation today, we're going to play the other

9:24 Speaker 3: single that you sent us, the Game, which is also

9:27 Speaker 3: a really great track. But and where are you geographically?

9:30 Speaker 3: Are you in Missouri?

9:32 Speaker 13: Yeah?

9:32 Speaker 3: We're in Springfield, Springfield, Missouri. How is that close to

9:35 Speaker 3: Saint Louis.

9:37 Speaker 14: Three and a half hours?

9:39 Speaker 2: Oh? Not not close at all. Okay, what are you

9:43 Speaker 2: close to?

9:43 Speaker 15: You?

9:43 Speaker 3: We might have talked about this last time too, But

9:45 Speaker 3: is there what like, what's the big big city that

9:48 Speaker 3: you're close to or is there one?

9:51 Speaker 4: Well, so we're so we are close to Branson, Branson, Okay.

9:55 Speaker 14: I'm I actually live in Branson.

9:58 Speaker 2: Oh you live in Branson? Okay, gotch gotcha?

10:01 Speaker 3: And what I do want to talk about the song,

10:03 Speaker 3: But before we do that, what's the difference between because

10:06 Speaker 3: of some of the same members, right in both bands?

10:09 Speaker 14: Four of four out of five, four.

10:11 Speaker 2: Out of five.

10:12 Speaker 3: Okay, now that's interesting because I mean, with with that

10:15 Speaker 3: that ratio, what can you describe the difference between the

10:18 Speaker 3: two projects in terms of I mean, if it's only

10:21 Speaker 3: one member different, like, tell us about that. I'm really

10:25 Speaker 3: curious about this. How do you like, you know, because

10:28 Speaker 3: obviously you know they're both rock, they're both metal. But

10:31 Speaker 3: what what is the difference between the two bands, Cognition

10:33 Speaker 3: and Generations?

10:35 Speaker 14: Well, so both so the members all play different instruments too.

10:40 Speaker 4: So for like Generations, Daniel is the drummer for Generations,

10:44 Speaker 4: but he's the guitar player for Cognition. Oh interesting, Michael, Yeah,

10:48 Speaker 4: Michael plays the bass for Generations, but he plays.

10:52 Speaker 14: The guitar for Cognition.

10:54 Speaker 2: Oh wow.

10:55 Speaker 14: And Anthony plays.

10:57 Speaker 4: The guitar for jen Generations, but he plays the bass

11:01 Speaker 4: for Cognition.

11:03 Speaker 3: Oh that's interesting. Okay, that's cool. I've never I've never

11:07 Speaker 3: seen anything quite like that where you have you know,

11:11 Speaker 3: basically it's most of the same people with two different

11:13 Speaker 3: bands because they just play different instruments in the different projects.

11:17 Speaker 2: That's really interesting. That's cool.

11:19 Speaker 16: Yeah.

11:21 Speaker 2: How so how did I assume Generations was first? Right?

11:27 Speaker 14: Yeah, so well I believe so.

11:30 Speaker 17: Well.

11:31 Speaker 4: No, actually they were playing Cognition first, okay, and then

11:34 Speaker 4: started Generations, But I came into Generations first.

11:38 Speaker 2: Okay.

11:40 Speaker 3: Now do any of these songs cross over? Do you

11:44 Speaker 3: and end up getting played by both both bands? Because

11:50 Speaker 3: I would not yet, not yet, not yet.

11:53 Speaker 7: No.

11:54 Speaker 4: It's it's funny because well, we recently unfortunately lost our

11:59 Speaker 4: drummer that you hear on both of our tracks, and.

12:04 Speaker 14: So we have a.

12:05 Speaker 4: New drummer, and it's amazing how just one member can

12:11 Speaker 4: completely change the sound and the vibe of a band.

12:15 Speaker 14: Yeah, it's also interesting to me.

12:19 Speaker 4: I was like.

12:22 Speaker 14: Being the lead singer, you know, for both bands.

12:25 Speaker 4: My voice doesn't really change, so I wasn't quite sure

12:28 Speaker 4: if it was just gonna wind up sounding like the

12:31 Speaker 4: same band, But it really doesn't. Both bands are still

12:34 Speaker 4: completely different even though you know I'm.

12:37 Speaker 3: The same right right, Yeah, that dynamic is very interesting

12:42 Speaker 3: to me. Well, let's talk about the song the Washed,

12:45 Speaker 3: because this is heavy stuff and you know when you

12:48 Speaker 3: listen to it, obviously, songs, you know, lyrics can can

12:53 Speaker 3: mean different things to different people, and of course there's

12:55 Speaker 3: no right or wrong answer, because art is up to

12:58 Speaker 3: the individual to interpret it however it means whatever it's

13:01 Speaker 3: going to end up meaning to them as as in

13:03 Speaker 3: this case as a listener. But but the song does

13:06 Speaker 3: have a very specific meeting from the meaning, from the

13:08 Speaker 3: point of view of what you wrote about and tell

13:11 Speaker 3: us about that, what is the washed about?

13:14 Speaker 4: So it's almost like a like a war cry for

13:18 Speaker 4: anthem for trying to raise awareness and trying to come

13:25 Speaker 4: together to help battle this.

13:29 Speaker 14: Fit and all epidemic.

13:30 Speaker 4: Because I mean, that's exactly what it is. I think

13:33 Speaker 4: it's reached the point where you know, you're probably not

13:37 Speaker 4: going to find a person who's not been affected in

13:39 Speaker 4: some way, whether it's a family member, or whether it's

13:43 Speaker 4: a coworker, or whether it's just somebody you know, or

13:46 Speaker 4: you know, whether it's just someone very close to you.

13:49 Speaker 4: But it's it's devastating and everybody, every one of us

13:53 Speaker 4: in the band has been touched by it. I've lost

13:55 Speaker 4: several friends. Daniel lost his cousin and that's who the

13:58 Speaker 4: song is actually wrote for work.

14:00 Speaker 14: Okay, so yeah, we got to do something.

14:06 Speaker 3: What was it like recording it? Because again, uh, it's

14:11 Speaker 3: heavy stuff. Uh the subject, I mean, was was that

14:15 Speaker 3: challenging it all?

14:16 Speaker 2: Or was it?

14:17 Speaker 3: Was it kind of just like recording any other song?

14:20 Speaker 3: I mean, I mean, what was that like to to

14:23 Speaker 3: work on this? Because obviously, when you're talking about a

14:25 Speaker 3: subject like that, you wanted to really come across, you know,

14:30 Speaker 3: you want it to come across to the listener as

14:32 Speaker 3: being about something important. You know, even if they don't

14:34 Speaker 3: necessarily connect. You know, you don't hear the word fentanyl

14:37 Speaker 3: and the lyrics necessarily right, but but but you want it.

14:40 Speaker 3: You do want it to connect to the listener in

14:42 Speaker 3: a way that they know they're listening to something important

14:44 Speaker 3: and that you're talking about something serious. So was that

14:48 Speaker 3: a challenge in terms of recording this?

14:52 Speaker 14: So the studio is probably our favorite place.

14:57 Speaker 4: You know, music is a coping mechanism, the best coping organism,

15:01 Speaker 4: I feel like.

15:02 Speaker 14: So, so I.

15:04 Speaker 4: Would say no, just for that aspect, because that is

15:07 Speaker 4: our space that we can get in there and have

15:10 Speaker 4: all the emotions and uh, but you know, use it positively.

15:15 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense. That makes sense. And

15:19 Speaker 2: what's the reception been?

15:21 Speaker 15: Like?

15:21 Speaker 3: You know, I assume you've been you know, people probably

15:24 Speaker 3: ask you, you know, what's the song about, or maybe

15:28 Speaker 3: maybe as you're as you've released this because it is

15:31 Speaker 3: available right this is this is already out on all

15:33 Speaker 3: the platforms, I assume. I mean, what what what's the

15:36 Speaker 3: reception been like to the song so far?

15:39 Speaker 4: Uh, you know, it's it's it's been great. We you

15:44 Speaker 4: never know when you release something what the response is

15:48 Speaker 4: gonna be. And I and uh, I'm nervous every time.

15:51 Speaker 4: It doesn't matter. I'm nervous every time I go on stage, right,

15:56 Speaker 4: And but the response has been great. You know, since

15:59 Speaker 4: I've started both of these projects. It's I was not expecting.

16:04 Speaker 4: I really went into it not expecting anything.

16:06 Speaker 2: M hm.

16:07 Speaker 14: And uh, I was just.

16:09 Speaker 4: Living my best life, I guess and h but this

16:12 Speaker 4: response has just been really great. It's everybody's been overwhelmingly supportive.

16:17 Speaker 4: And uh, and we are planning on putting a music

16:19 Speaker 4: video to this one. Oh, We're going to get community involved.

16:24 Speaker 4: I reached out to some people in the community and

16:27 Speaker 4: they have graciously provided us with some photos of their

16:32 Speaker 4: family members that have been impacted, and uh, you know,

16:36 Speaker 4: we're gonna we're going to honor them in the videos.

16:38 Speaker 14: So I'm really excited about this one for sure.

16:41 Speaker 2: Oh, that's that's excellent.

16:43 Speaker 3: Do you feel like you know, because when you mentioned

16:45 Speaker 3: the community, do you mean when you say community in

16:48 Speaker 3: this context you mean just just the area that you

16:51 Speaker 3: live in, or are you referring to and I suspect

16:54 Speaker 3: it's this, But are you referring more to just the

16:57 Speaker 3: music community, because it seems like people who are artistic,

17:02 Speaker 3: particularly in music, musicians we've all known. I mean, you know,

17:05 Speaker 3: I've been around a while, we all know a lot

17:07 Speaker 3: of For whatever reason, musicians tend to very often be

17:11 Speaker 3: people who fall prone to addiction, whether it's fentanyl or

17:16 Speaker 3: or anything else, any number of things. I mean, is

17:19 Speaker 3: that kind of what you're referring to, like in the

17:20 Speaker 3: music community, or do you mean geographically or or what

17:23 Speaker 3: do you mean exactly?

17:25 Speaker 14: Just a mixture of both. I also, you know, joined

17:28 Speaker 14: some fitanel support groups. Oh wow, have some really great

17:31 Speaker 14: support groups on Facebook for anybody that is looking for

17:35 Speaker 14: some support. And I highly encourage that.

17:37 Speaker 4: Yeah, and so you know we've reached out to those

17:39 Speaker 4: groups too as well.

17:41 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, no, that's good.

17:44 Speaker 3: And why why the washed? What is what is the

17:48 Speaker 3: meaning of that term in the context of the song?

17:54 Speaker 14: I think you know again that's left up to the interpreter.

17:59 Speaker 2: Yeah.

18:01 Speaker 4: For me, it's you know, we're washing clean and starting over. Yeah,

18:08 Speaker 4: we all have mistakes, we all go through hard times.

18:11 Speaker 4: It's part of the learning process, it's part of the

18:13 Speaker 4: growth process. Shame, when people carry shame, it leads to

18:17 Speaker 4: a lot of you know, a lot of negative coping,

18:21 Speaker 4: I think, And so for me, it's washing that shame.

18:24 Speaker 2: Away right right now. Have you have you had a

18:29 Speaker 2: chance to perform this live?

18:32 Speaker 14: Yes?

18:33 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, good?

18:37 Speaker 3: And tell us about two you know, because again we

18:40 Speaker 3: talked about generations last time we're on the show. We

18:42 Speaker 3: don't know a lot about cognition. But so you've got this,

18:45 Speaker 3: and you've got the single of the game, And have

18:46 Speaker 3: you released other music under cognition or are those the

18:48 Speaker 3: only two tracks so far?

18:50 Speaker 4: Not yet, that's the only two, but we definitely have

18:54 Speaker 4: more coming. We're working on a full album.

18:56 Speaker 2: Excellent, excellent.

18:58 Speaker 3: And then are you the other track the game, which

19:00 Speaker 3: we're going to play at the end of our conversation,

19:02 Speaker 3: which also really love. Did you record those in the

19:04 Speaker 3: same place, the same studio?

19:06 Speaker 14: Yes?

19:07 Speaker 2: Okay? And where do you record these?

19:08 Speaker 3: Because we should give some shine to I don't know

19:10 Speaker 3: if you there's so many different ways to record now,

19:13 Speaker 3: you know you can. A lot of musicians have home studios.

19:16 Speaker 3: A lot of musicians will still go to a studio

19:18 Speaker 3: work with a engineer and producer and everything. But I

19:21 Speaker 3: really like sonically, I think both these songs sound absolutely fantastic.

19:26 Speaker 2: So I'm curious where you record well?

19:29 Speaker 4: That is kudos to Jeff Smith over at Studio twenty

19:34 Speaker 4: one in Springfield.

19:35 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, And how did you come to work with him?

19:41 Speaker 18: So?

19:42 Speaker 4: I believe Daniel has worked with him on projects previously.

19:46 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, yeah, because he does like I said, I mean,

19:49 Speaker 3: the sound is great, does he? I know, very often

19:54 Speaker 3: in these situations sometimes an engineer will become more a producer,

19:58 Speaker 3: will become almost like a like an additional member of

20:01 Speaker 3: the band. Is he someone who makes a lot of

20:03 Speaker 3: suggestions or does he just obviously he gets a great

20:06 Speaker 3: sound out of you.

20:07 Speaker 2: Uh.

20:08 Speaker 3: Does he offer a lot of input or does does

20:10 Speaker 3: he just just record?

20:13 Speaker 15: Yes?

20:13 Speaker 4: So specifically in generations, we're gonna be using a lot

20:16 Speaker 4: of different just backing tracks.

20:18 Speaker 14: Yeah, and he we've kind of given.

20:22 Speaker 4: Him the creative space to to see what he hears

20:27 Speaker 4: and so he's really been helping us on those backing tracks.

20:30 Speaker 3: So okay, so what yeah, So in terms of recording

20:33 Speaker 3: with him, because you mentioned generations on the backing tracks,

20:36 Speaker 3: what's kind of the and again, because the dynamic of

20:40 Speaker 3: this is so interesting to me. It's basically two bands

20:42 Speaker 3: and one but just with with everybody playing different instruments

20:46 Speaker 3: or almost everybody.

20:48 Speaker 2: So what what's kind of the priority?

20:50 Speaker 3: Is there a hierarchy in terms of what your priorities

20:53 Speaker 3: are with with each band because you're working, so you're

20:55 Speaker 3: both bands are recording at the same place, right, So, uh,

21:00 Speaker 3: is there a hierarchy in terms of what you're trying

21:03 Speaker 3: to do first in terms of recording.

21:07 Speaker 4: We just we kind of rotate, you know, we go

21:09 Speaker 4: in this can get things accomplished for generation, and then

21:13 Speaker 4: we go in this week for cognition.

21:15 Speaker 14: And people ask me all the time, like which one

21:18 Speaker 14: do you like better? And it's hard because I love

21:22 Speaker 14: them both for different reasons.

21:24 Speaker 2: Right right, Well tell us?

21:26 Speaker 3: So what now I'm curious now that you said that,

21:28 Speaker 3: So what are the what are the things that you love?

21:30 Speaker 3: What are the different things that you love about each project?

21:35 Speaker 14: So cognition, I feel like kind of is more connected

21:39 Speaker 14: to my roots, and uh, you know, I relate. I

21:46 Speaker 14: relate to.

21:47 Speaker 4: All the music, but some of the songs in Cognition

21:51 Speaker 4: definitely hint.

21:53 Speaker 14: More on my past, okay, I guess.

21:56 Speaker 4: And and then Generations I have.

22:00 Speaker 14: I feel like it opens up more of a creative

22:02 Speaker 14: side of me, and.

22:06 Speaker 4: A lot of it kind of hits just into who

22:09 Speaker 4: I am now, and they have different feels in different vibes.

22:16 Speaker 4: Generation is definitely heavier, so it's kind of more I

22:20 Speaker 4: don't know, Gothic princess.

22:26 Speaker 2: No, I guess with some WHICHI.

22:29 Speaker 14: Vibes a little bit too. I love it, but and

22:31 Speaker 14: like I said, Cognition is more.

22:35 Speaker 4: I almost feel like it had I don't want to

22:38 Speaker 4: turn it into that, but again, I kind of feel

22:40 Speaker 4: like it speaks kind of to.

22:41 Speaker 14: My roots, so it has a little bit more of

22:43 Speaker 14: a country vibe to me.

22:46 Speaker 2: Yeah, we might.

22:47 Speaker 3: Actually, I'm probably gonna have time. I might sneak in.

22:51 Speaker 3: Like I said, we're gonna play in just a couple

22:53 Speaker 3: of minutes, we're gonna play the game the other single

22:55 Speaker 3: that you sent us for Cognition, But I think after that,

22:57 Speaker 3: I might also sneak in that Generations act that we

23:00 Speaker 3: played before Seance because I really liked that one a

23:03 Speaker 3: lot too, And for listeners who didn't get to hear

23:07 Speaker 3: that before when we featured that on the show, it'll

23:09 Speaker 3: be kind of a chance for them to sort of

23:12 Speaker 3: maybe compare and contrast. Yeah, and tell us again too

23:17 Speaker 3: about your roots. You know, you mentioned cognition kind of

23:20 Speaker 3: placed to your roots a little bit, and we did

23:23 Speaker 3: talk about that before when.

23:24 Speaker 2: You were on the show.

23:24 Speaker 3: But again for newer listeners who might not know, tell

23:27 Speaker 3: us a little bit about your background.

23:29 Speaker 4: So being raised in Branson, Missouri, which back in the

23:33 Speaker 4: nineties specifically was the country music capital of the world,

23:37 Speaker 4: and my parents were entertainers there. I grew up a

23:40 Speaker 4: child performer performing in the shows around here, and I,

23:46 Speaker 4: you know, I mostly I guess you could say classically

23:49 Speaker 4: trained in country. So mostly what I grew up doing

23:52 Speaker 4: was country music. Okay, But rock has always been the core.

23:59 Speaker 14: Of my being.

24:01 Speaker 2: Absolutely.

24:01 Speaker 14: I'm so excited to be able to do it, you know.

24:04 Speaker 4: Again, coming into this, I was nervous how my tone

24:08 Speaker 4: was going to translate and see where it was going

24:11 Speaker 4: to go. But my voice has changed tremendously since I've

24:15 Speaker 4: started this.

24:15 Speaker 14: Project, so oh has it?

24:18 Speaker 18: Yeah?

24:19 Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot, it's grown a lot, it's deepened, It's

24:22 Speaker 4: my range has definitely changed, the tone has changed, it's

24:26 Speaker 4: it's been cool.

24:28 Speaker 2: Is that is.

24:30 Speaker 3: That something you've tried to do intentionally or did that

24:32 Speaker 3: just happen organically over time?

24:34 Speaker 2: I know some people.

24:37 Speaker 3: Yeah, sometimes our voices do change as we get older,

24:40 Speaker 3: they get deeper, or even like doing this, Like if

24:43 Speaker 3: I listen to a podcast I did twenty years ago,

24:45 Speaker 3: it's like almost sound like almost sound like a kid. Absolutely,

24:51 Speaker 3: does your approach to vocals consciously changed when you're you know,

24:56 Speaker 3: when you started in these these bands?

25:00 Speaker 2: Obviously, I don't know.

25:02 Speaker 3: I mean, do you sing kind of the same way

25:03 Speaker 3: that you did when you were singing country all the time,

25:06 Speaker 3: or or or did your approach intentionally change?

25:10 Speaker 14: Yeah, No, it's all it's all changed.

25:13 Speaker 4: And even when I go back to trying to sing

25:15 Speaker 4: other things, it sounds differently too, And I think some

25:19 Speaker 4: of that also just comes with, you know, the confidence

25:22 Speaker 4: growth as well.

25:24 Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting to me because a lot of the

25:26 Speaker 3: new Country I'm talking about, like really new stuff that

25:30 Speaker 3: that is kind of you know, it almost has an

25:33 Speaker 3: eighties rock vibe to it. And the one thing in

25:37 Speaker 3: the new country that you'll hear. That's that's still that

25:42 Speaker 3: makes it country because some of the some of the stuff,

25:45 Speaker 3: you know, like like my adopted son, Christian, he works

25:47 Speaker 3: at ninety six point five, the big country station here

25:50 Speaker 3: in our area, and you know, so sometimes I'll tune

25:53 Speaker 3: in and it's a lot of it is it sounds

25:57 Speaker 3: like eighties rock. But the only thing that makes it

26:00 Speaker 3: country is the way that the vocal is just singing.

26:03 Speaker 3: There's like it's like they'll be just enough. It's subtle,

26:06 Speaker 3: they'll be just enough twang in the vocals where where

26:11 Speaker 3: you know, if somebody who's a rock singer who had

26:15 Speaker 3: never sung country, we're singing that exact same song, it

26:17 Speaker 3: would just sound like a rock song.

26:19 Speaker 2: It's really interesting to me.

26:21 Speaker 3: That's why I was curious about how your vocal approach

26:23 Speaker 3: might be different in these projects versus when you were

26:26 Speaker 3: singing country on a regular basis.

26:29 Speaker 14: Yeah.

26:30 Speaker 4: No, I you know, I'm I think we've all made

26:33 Speaker 4: it a point and I don't know, maybe that comes

26:35 Speaker 4: with age two, but we've definitely all made it a

26:37 Speaker 4: point to just be ourselves, like fully authentically and have

26:42 Speaker 4: a good time and whatever comes out.

26:45 Speaker 14: Comes out, you know.

26:46 Speaker 4: Yeah, So and we're experimenting, you know, that's part of

26:51 Speaker 4: it too, and music nowadays has there are pros and

26:58 Speaker 4: cons to how music has changed and blending the genres,

27:04 Speaker 4: because the genres are definitely getting blended and it's creating

27:07 Speaker 4: some really awesome stuff. So that's kind of what I

27:11 Speaker 4: feel like work we're doing as well. So we've got

27:14 Speaker 4: a couple of new songs coming out with Generations that

27:16 Speaker 4: are featuring some rap artists, so oh interesting.

27:20 Speaker 14: Yeah, so we're mixing metal with rap artists.

27:23 Speaker 2: So very cool fun. Yeah, yeah, no, that is that's

27:26 Speaker 2: that's awesome.

27:27 Speaker 3: Well, Jen, like I said in a moment, we're gonna

27:29 Speaker 3: play the game another great track that I love from Cognition,

27:32 Speaker 3: So we'll we'll let you go in a second, but

27:35 Speaker 3: please let our listeners know where's the best place to

27:38 Speaker 3: go online for people who want to keep up with

27:40 Speaker 3: everything that Cognition is doing and you know Generations as well,

27:44 Speaker 3: Like where should people go online to keep up with

27:46 Speaker 3: these bands?

27:48 Speaker 14: So we're on.

27:48 Speaker 4: Every you know social media platform. You can find us

27:52 Speaker 4: on Facebook and Instagram. I have a personal Facebook because

27:56 Speaker 4: I also do some projects even just outside of that.

27:58 Speaker 4: I did a nice these acoustic cover set last night.

28:01 Speaker 4: I've got a natural Anthem performance in a couple of

28:06 Speaker 4: weeks for like a professional wrestling event, and I've never

28:10 Speaker 4: been to a professional wrestling event.

28:11 Speaker 14: So I'm really excited about that. That's gonna be so

28:13 Speaker 14: much fun.

28:14 Speaker 4: And that's the cool thing about about doing all these projects,

28:18 Speaker 4: and because you get to just experience so many new places,

28:22 Speaker 4: so many different people, so many great bands. Because there's

28:24 Speaker 4: so many great bands out there. Live music is not dead,

28:28 Speaker 4: and yeah, it's just been a journey and it's great.

28:32 Speaker 4: But you can find us on I have, I have

28:34 Speaker 4: a TikTok, so we're just everywhere.

28:37 Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, excellent.

28:38 Speaker 3: I do have to keep you a moment longer because

28:39 Speaker 3: you mentioned you're gonna be seeing the National Anthem at

28:41 Speaker 3: a professional wrestling event. So I'm a big wrestling fan.

28:44 Speaker 3: I even do a podcast with a couple guys called

28:46 Speaker 3: Tough Bumps, So I just have to ask you, like,

28:50 Speaker 3: what what is what is this wrestling event that you're

28:52 Speaker 3: gonna be seeing the Anthem at?

28:55 Speaker 4: So it's show It's show Me State Wrestling, which is

28:58 Speaker 4: like the Missouri Wrestling Organization I believe, is doing an

29:03 Speaker 4: event in Fulton, Missouri. Okay, I can't can't remember the

29:07 Speaker 4: name of what the event is specifically, Oh, the Wyatt

29:10 Speaker 4: Wyatt International I.

29:11 Speaker 2: Think really Okay, yeah, so.

29:15 Speaker 4: Yeah, they've had they've been promoting the crap out of it,

29:17 Speaker 4: and it looks like they have so many wrestlers coming.

29:20 Speaker 14: So yeah, I'm excited. It's gonna be awesome.

29:22 Speaker 2: Oh, very cool. I'm gonna have to look that up online.

29:25 Speaker 3: I'm curious now, and are you are you only performing

29:28 Speaker 3: or the national anthem or do they have you involved

29:31 Speaker 3: in anything? I hope no one's going to hit you

29:33 Speaker 3: with a chair or anything like that, but do they

29:35 Speaker 3: do they have you doing anything else at the event

29:37 Speaker 3: or just singing or maybe it's a surprise and you

29:39 Speaker 3: can't tell us.

29:40 Speaker 2: I don't know.

29:42 Speaker 14: Well how we got.

29:43 Speaker 4: Involved is they actually decided to use something wicked as

29:48 Speaker 4: their theme song for the event?

29:51 Speaker 2: Oh the Generation's track?

29:54 Speaker 14: Yeah?

29:55 Speaker 5: Oh wow, Oh.

29:56 Speaker 2: That's so cool. Okay, okay, yeah, very cool.

29:59 Speaker 14: So I was excited about that.

30:00 Speaker 4: And then we actually had Reaper Wrestling out of Canada

30:03 Speaker 4: pick up Seance as their theme song for their next

30:06 Speaker 4: upcoming event.

30:07 Speaker 5: We'll be Dad.

30:08 Speaker 2: Well that's a cool niche Yeah, that was.

30:12 Speaker 14: Not expecting it. Yeah, I know it's so cool. I'm

30:15 Speaker 14: just I'm honored and I love it.

30:17 Speaker 4: And there was a festival in New York called the

30:21 Speaker 4: Something Wicked Festival and they picked up our song also

30:24 Speaker 4: for to be their theme song.

30:26 Speaker 14: For the festival.

30:27 Speaker 4: So I've I know, I guess I feel kind of

30:30 Speaker 4: dumb now for not realizing that that existed or that's

30:32 Speaker 4: the thing, but I didn't cool.

30:37 Speaker 3: That is very cool. Well, congratulations on that. So we

30:40 Speaker 3: might have to I might have to sneak in Something

30:42 Speaker 3: Wicked too from Generations at some point in the show today.

30:45 Speaker 2: That's awesome.

30:46 Speaker 3: Congratulations on that. That's very very cool. Well, well, John X,

30:50 Speaker 3: thank you again so much. It is wonderful to speak

30:53 Speaker 3: with you today. We'll let you go in a second.

30:54 Speaker 3: We're going to hit this track of the game, which

30:56 Speaker 3: I absolutely love Cognition. But as you're I'm glad you know,

31:00 Speaker 3: sounds like you got new music on the way, So

31:01 Speaker 3: as you're releasing new music, we'd love to play it

31:03 Speaker 3: here and we'd love to have you back soon. You

31:06 Speaker 3: got a lot of great stuff going on, very positive

31:09 Speaker 3: and congratulations again on the Washed.

31:11 Speaker 2: That's a great song, very very powerful. Love that a lot, So.

31:15 Speaker 3: Again we wish you continued success and we look forward

31:18 Speaker 3: to having you on again soon.

31:20 Speaker 14: Yeah, thank you so much for having me.

31:22 Speaker 3: It's always a blast, absolutely, jen all right, thank you,

31:25 Speaker 3: take care, I have a good day.

31:26 Speaker 2: We'll talk again soon, I'm sure, take care all right,

31:29 Speaker 2: bye bye? All right.

31:30 Speaker 3: That is jen X from the band Cognition and of

31:33 Speaker 3: course Generations as well. Might sneak in a couple of

31:36 Speaker 3: those songs, but right now we're gonna play this. This

31:38 Speaker 3: is another great song from Cognition. This is called the Game.

31:41 Speaker 3: I really like the sound of this one. Check this out.

31:59 Speaker 8: Mission win everything while we see they thinking this is

32:03 Speaker 8: love submarine doesn't really matter. You are my favorite things,

32:08 Speaker 8: even learn my listen benefits of poisoning.

32:12 Speaker 5: There is just one.

32:13 Speaker 7: Thing, man, I know that is wrong.

32:19 Speaker 5: I mean with that, Hey, what you tell me your name?

32:29 Speaker 5: You don't want to be by yourself? Tell me what

32:33 Speaker 5: is your game?

32:35 Speaker 19: I guess will find Emma say, oh well, I said, hey,

32:44 Speaker 19: whatt you tell me your name?

32:50 Speaker 20: Don't tell me that we're not the same, right.

33:08 Speaker 9: You're always dressing freedoms of minds.

33:11 Speaker 5: I like it's special crazy.

33:13 Speaker 9: If we do it all the time, doesn't really matter.

33:17 Speaker 8: You want up everything they never learned my listen benefits.

33:20 Speaker 9: According me, it is just one thing.

33:24 Speaker 7: Man behind Uh.

33:28 Speaker 12: I is wrong? I mean about with you?

33:35 Speaker 5: Hey, won't you tell me your way? You don't hon

33:41 Speaker 5: me by yourself?

33:42 Speaker 7: Tell you what is your game?

33:46 Speaker 5: I guess we'll find out more, say, oh.

33:53 Speaker 10: Hous in, Hey, won't you tell me your game?

34:01 Speaker 20: Don't tell me that we are not the same.

34:11 Speaker 21: Don't tell me what I say? Oh yeah, hey.

34:47 Speaker 5: Want you tell me your name? You don't want to

34:51 Speaker 5: be by yourself? Tell me what is your name? I

34:56 Speaker 5: guess we'll find out as it.

35:00 Speaker 10: Whoa I said? You tell me I name.

35:10 Speaker 20: Don't tell me that we're not the same.

35:20 Speaker 5: Don't tell me we're an unseat.

35:25 Speaker 22: O.

35:41 Speaker 23: Don't tell me we're not the same. Don't tell me

35:55 Speaker 23: we're not the same.

36:09 Speaker 5: I'm a missing him and reason, and I'm confused. I'm

36:12 Speaker 5: a mental breakdown and nothing left to lose. Part of

36:15 Speaker 5: me is killed, the other guess.

36:17 Speaker 20: I had to choose these broken.

36:19 Speaker 5: Pieces left to me while I'm decenting.

36:21 Speaker 10: URIs.

36:23 Speaker 12: By.

36:24 Speaker 24: Don't perceive a delted back before the reasons under I'll

36:35 Speaker 24: be read and beloved to perceive.

36:39 Speaker 5: I'm defending the fun. Did you protect your silence?

36:51 Speaker 20: I don't forget the past Sonians and violence, death.

36:54 Speaker 5: Destruction, burn an ash. I guess my pre precedes me.

36:57 Speaker 20: He's saying it's time for you, So just remember Ryan

37:01 Speaker 20: Dorms numbing here.

37:04 Speaker 5: I don't perceive the deed that before rob the reasons.

37:13 Speaker 12: I know.

37:16 Speaker 5: Be pre and but not to perceive. I'm defended the

37:22 Speaker 5: back gotta do how God I go. Nobody talking anything,

37:52 Speaker 5: God be paying like this.

37:53 Speaker 11: Somebody talking to me there beginning, nobody talking.

37:58 Speaker 5: Gont be paid like that, somebody talking on his name.

38:06 Speaker 5: Don't perceive it demanded, No, let's be to will.

38:12 Speaker 12: The resons I know.

38:16 Speaker 5: Would be preaching did not to proceed.

38:21 Speaker 10: I'm defended, and my God, the God.

38:30 Speaker 5: No God. Nobody tells me, didn't there me pay anything.

38:53 Speaker 5: Nobody tells me, didn't there me pray?

38:56 Speaker 12: Ask?

38:57 Speaker 5: Nobody told me didn't there me pay anything?

39:00 Speaker 12: The train.

39:44 Speaker 5: Run lasses general and I am seldim no more that

39:52 Speaker 5: so long, Lind The match and washing smells like it

40:00 Speaker 5: was at this designer.

40:03 Speaker 9: I have your name, snap COmON done.

40:10 Speaker 5: Snow were left to.

40:13 Speaker 7: Hope your head and the parties trust me, Snow, I'll common.

40:24 Speaker 5: Snow were left to party trust me. Gun something riding

40:31 Speaker 5: this way.

40:46 Speaker 25: Kay, We'll sa guys come to the very dress when

41:16 Speaker 25: I can't see pitch your turn watching off.

41:23 Speaker 7: You laugh out, I said to you, broke me just

41:28 Speaker 7: fall up from hand on.

41:30 Speaker 5: Scream from me high.

41:34 Speaker 9: Snow off comandon.

41:37 Speaker 7: Snorwell left too.

41:41 Speaker 12: I hope y'all.

41:42 Speaker 9: Had hand.

41:44 Speaker 7: Hearty, just be begun snow COmON.

41:51 Speaker 10: Snowwell up to un heartey, shust be gone.

41:57 Speaker 5: Not something wicking.

41:59 Speaker 7: This way.

43:08 Speaker 20: Now, I'm come and done.

43:11 Speaker 5: Snowmner to.

43:15 Speaker 7: Hold your head and the.

43:18 Speaker 25: Heartys trusty guns snow common.

43:23 Speaker 5: Gun snow man. The two runs. Hearney's trust me.

43:30 Speaker 9: Gun that something weted this way.

43:49 Speaker 18: Kay, but I'll be the biggest stitch tanta you've seen.

44:19 Speaker 18: You can't trust. Your eyes will tell you what you believe.

44:23 Speaker 9: The choice is something you girls shouldn't have.

44:27 Speaker 18: But a few time will play and we'll tell you

44:30 Speaker 18: where sat.

44:31 Speaker 15: I'm watching you are rage against the machine. We'll send

44:36 Speaker 15: in the voice if he sat to get made, we'll

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44:42 Speaker 5: Because the press can be free.

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45:20 Speaker 5: Together as well.

45:30 Speaker 15: The sixth day of January while the fast they opened

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45:38 Speaker 2: Don't mind the dead cops and shut the.

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45:48 Speaker 15: We'll throw it away, wakening me. Neveryone should practice to ay.

45:55 Speaker 15: We'll make sure you're.

45:56 Speaker 18: Ted if you're tithering away, and if you can, God.

46:00 Speaker 12: Help and will follow you away. I can't be less

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46:17 Speaker 15: off foot.

46:17 Speaker 18: Democracy.

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