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Speaker 6: I like that very much. That is called stay Tonight. And the artist is Elijah Jenkins, who is here with us via skype. Elijah, how are you?

Speaker 9: Uh?

Speaker 8: Oh?

Speaker 6: I see him, but I don't know if he can hear me. But I cannot hear him. Elijah, are you there?

Speaker 6: Uh oh? Uh oh? He's looking at He's looking at the screen like he's uh oh, something just changed in the audio. Elijah, are you there?

Speaker 9: Oh?

Speaker 6: He's talking. I see his lips moving, but I cannot hear him. Yeah, you might be. You might be. I don't know if you can hear me or not, but you might be muted. I'm gonna load up. We've got a couple of songs of his. I might load up another song here while he tries to pond, might play this track start Again, which has a lot of a lot of streams. This is a I think this was his first single, and Elijah can hear me. I guess it doesn't matter if you can hear me, because I can't hear you. I'm gonna play this track start Again.

Speaker 6: This is also Elijah Jenkins. This is a really really cool song. And I'm gonna message him on skype and say, see if you're muted. All right, this is called start again very appropriately. Oh but he just hung up. He just okay, maybe he's going to try to skype back in. I don't know. Let's go ahead and play this and we'll see if we can figure this out.

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Speaker 6: That's another great track from Elijah Jenkins. Start Again. Very appropriate because we're starting again with hopefully getting to talk to him. Elijah, can you hear me?

Speaker 15: I can?

Speaker 6: Oh, beautiful, Yes we can, Yes, we can. All right. Welcome, Yeah, switching switching devices worked out perfectly. You sound great, You sound great. Welcome to the show. And by the way, so I love that. I love both of those songs, Stay Tonight and start Again, and we have another one that we can play at the end of the conversation too. But I love your voice, and you know, I think the songwriting is really sophisticated too. And you've had a lot of success with Start Again. Right, You've got something like almost one hundred thousand streams I think, Yeah.

Speaker 15: It's nearly one hundred thousand across Well, it's over one hundred thousand across all the songs that have been released on Spotify, and I think Start Again is just over twenty five thousand, So it's done better than I ever thought it would be. I'm immensely proud of that song. It's a song that started off my journey and taking me to gigs and do festivals that I didn't think would be possible.

Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's the one that kind of kick started it for you. That's great. You're and by the way, you're very early in your career, right, you're a young man.

Speaker 15: How old are you, Elijah, I'm twenty so twenty Yeah, still got a lot of years ahead of me.

Speaker 6: Yeah, and you're off to such a fantastic start. So that's that's wonderful. I was reading too about you started as a solo artist, correct, but now you have a band that performs with you live.

Speaker 9: Is that correct? Yeah?

Speaker 15: That is correct. So I started in I play my first gig in August twenty twenty two. August twenty twenty three. Sorry. Prior to that, I was in a band for a year, but I then left the band to pursue my own solo project and then with the songs I've been writing now, I've decided that they sound good with a full band behind them. Hence the switch back to a band.

Speaker 6: Is the process challenging. Where you have these songs that you've written and recorded as a solo artist, but now or at least written as a solo artist, and you've got obviously you have a specific vision in mind in terms of how you want them to sound and whatnot, and then to find people. Do you try to find people then who can play them the way that you imagine them, the way that you want them to sound, or do you kind of offer a little bit of leeway in terms of, well maybe it'll change a little bit, but that might be interesting that my be kind of the adventure of it.

Speaker 6: I mean, how do you approach that.

Speaker 15: All the lads in the band are all very talented, So we all sit down, I'll play them a song and I'll be like, oh, I think this is an area where we can really focus on the lead guitar. Here places where you might need to draw back a little bit. So yeah, but you know, we're a team and we do what's right for the music and what sounds best. Yeah, for the music I'm open to ideas. I'm absolutely not a closed book and I'm like it's my way or the highway. I'm always open to working with talented musicians, which the lads are so full credit to them as well.

Speaker 6: Yeah, excellent, and the tracks that we've heard so we've listened to you know this morning we of course we played Stay to Night and then we played Start Again. Where do you record these?

Speaker 16: Do you?

Speaker 6: And do you have a producer that you work with consistently because everything sounds not only are the songs really good, but the production is outstanding.

Speaker 15: Yeah. So we go to the studio in North Wales

Speaker 15: called the Attics Studios and we work with a guy called Roger Hughes, who's been really good. It was an interesting story with me and Roger because he first spotted me whilst I was playing a bar in Chester and he was very kind to offer us a couple of tracks to do. So I went over, did a couple of tracks with Roger and then went again in over Christmas twenty twenty three and then released Start Again about a year ago.

Speaker 6: Oh excellent, excellent. Now you do not yet have a full album correct or an EP so far, you've just released singles. Is that correct? Yeah, that is correct, And what's kind of the future plan? Because you know you're into the coming into the industry at a time, you've got a lot of options in terms of how you release music. Like when I was growing up, it was, you know, you put out an album and you put out some singles and that was kind of it. But that was pre internet and today you know you can you can release an album, you can release an EP, you can release a series of singles that become an EP.

Speaker 6: Do you have do you have plans or I don't know if you've thought this far ahead, but do you have plans to do an EP or an album or do you want to just keep releasing singles or what's kind of your long term strategy.

Speaker 15: We're definitely going to look at releasing an EP. The songs are there, the songs are all written. It just depends how we choose to release them. Yeah, but I think we'll probably do singles that leads into an EP next for the full band project.

Speaker 6: Yeah, that makes sense. Now, are you playing out a lot with the full band?

Speaker 15: We only had our first gig, oh about two weeks ago, a full band, So that's that's how recent everything has changed. I was working with a lead guitar artist, Bobby who's still in the band, from about September last year, and then we've added Jack and Ewan in on drums and bass in the last Yeah, at the turn of the year.

Speaker 6: Yeah, oh, very good, very good. Prior to that, obviously, I assume you've played a lot of shows as a solo act.

Speaker 2: Yeah.

Speaker 15: Yeah, I started off as a solo actor, played quite a few shows as a solo act, and people really enjoyed it, and you know, and I enjoyed it massively as well. If I'm ever offered an acoustic gig, I'll always accept it. It's you know, I love being there on my own as well and just stripping things back, but then I also love being up there with the lads as well.

Speaker 6: Yeah, no, that's excellent. And going forward, as you record new music, will it be will you have the band that you play live with, will they also be part of the studio process or how does that change going forward?

Speaker 15: If it does change, Yeah, that'll be part of the studio process for the next DP. What I'm writing now at the minute, you know, suits the full band behind it compared to some of the early stuff cool. So yeah, definitely that's the progress we want to make. You know, these songs that will be released in the future that they are more you know, to get people moving, you know, on the weekend and stuff have a dance saving sing along. So yeah, I'm really happy with the material that I've been writing at the minute, and I think the band can take it to an even higher level, no doubt.

Speaker 6: And what is summer looking like for you in terms of you're going to be playing a lot of festivals or what what's the plan there? Do you have some touring?

Speaker 15: Yeah, we're still yet to hear from a few of the festivals. In my personal life away from music, I've I'm in the final few weeks of my university degree, so I've been focusing on that quite a lot. So music's had to take a bit of a not a backwards step, but just put to the side so I can make sure I can do the best I can at university and then and then we'll be looking to play festivals. We're still very early on there was a band, so we're not putting too much pressure on ourselves. You know. We know that the time will come and when it does come, we'll grab the opportunity with both hands.

Speaker 6: Yeah, and you do have obviously you've got a full plate with finishing your education there at university, so that be that'll be great once once that's out of the way, really well, so congratulations on that. I'm also curious too about who you grew up listening to, because, like I said, there's a there's a real sophistication to these songs, especially for someone so young. And I'm curious about your influences growing up.

Speaker 15: Yes, So growing up in Manchester, you can't really get away from music. So I've always been heavily influenced by Oasis, the Stone Roses, you know, bands that have come out of the city. And then my mom's side of the family are all from Liverpool, so they're all massively into the Beatles. So a lot a lot of my music that I was listening to when I was growing up was Oasis, the Beatles, and that's where I really fell in love with music. And then I got a guitar for my eleventh birthday off my granddad and it sort of just started from there.

Speaker 9: Really.

Speaker 15: I didn't write a song though until about two years ago.

Speaker 6: Oh no, kidding, Yeah, I just play you know, your.

Speaker 15: Classic beatles Oasis, the Smiths on guitar. And then when I moved to university in twenty twenty two, I found myself with a lot more time on my hands, so I just started to write about things that had happened in my life, reflect a bit more and since then have not really looked.

Speaker 6: Back the first song that you wrote, whereas it was only a couple of years ago, did that song carry forth? Do you still play that today?

Speaker 9: Yeah?

Speaker 15: So the first song I ever wrote was Made a Moment, which was the single we released in July last year, which done really well.

Speaker 6: Yeah, fantastic, fantastic and in a moment, we're going to play take a Chance on Her? Is this the next single?

Speaker 15: Or take a Chance on Her? Was the single before Stay Tonight, which came out in November, and that song about thirty five thousand streams now excellent. Oh yeah, everyone seems to like that song. At the end of the set as well, will usually do take a chance on her and to start again, and they're always really well received.

Speaker 6: Oh, very cool. That's uh, that is excellent. That is excellent. And now where is the best place for people to go online? Who want to keep up with everything that you're doing. Who want to follow Elijah Jenkins and keep up with your your music. Obviously you're you're you're going to be releasing a lot of new music, so you know, we'll certainly have you back to talk about it as you release new things, and and we love to uh love the opportunity to be kind of your conduit into American radio. But uh what uh what should people know about where to keep up with Elijah Jenkins online?

Speaker 15: So my Instagram is Elijah W. Jenkins, So it's E L I J A H W. Jenkins, which is J E N K I N S. That's where all the latest news about gigs, releases, behind the scenes, just everything. We're upa sive.

Speaker 6: Okay, okay, fantastic and uh so we're we're gonna let you go. H thank you so much for joining us. And like I said, we're gonna play this another great track. Uh take a chance on her. But uh let's uh let's do this again in the near future, Elijah, because as I said, as you're releasing new music, you know, we really love what you're doing. We're big fans here and you know we did play what was yeah, stay tonight. We had played a couple of weeks ago, I think for the first time here, and all the feedback that we got on it was very positive.

Speaker 6: So so we really love what you're doing and we will we will do this again in the future, my friend.

Speaker 15: No, thank you very much for having me on, and thank you for the pot.

Speaker 6: Absolutely you got it. All right, We're gonna hit this track and we'll let you go and we'll talk soon. Take care, Thank you, but you got it. Bye bye, all right, Elijah Jenkins And uh, we're gonna play this track. This is another great song.

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Speaker 6: That is taking a Chance on Her by Elijah Jenkins, and thank you again to Elijah for joining us skyping in all the way from the UK. He also asked me to remind you that you can find all of his music on spot Funny we were talking about Spotify earlier, but yeah, check out Elijah Jenkins on Spotify. He's got several great singles there and I really loved speaking with him. And as we continue, now we have another American radio premiere from Harry Fazakerlely Zacherly. I think I'm saying his name correctly, but we will find out for certain when we get him on with us via Skype.

Speaker 6: How to pronounce his last name. But this is such a great song. It's called I Want to Go Home, and this is the American radio premiere. This has not yet been heard on American FM terrestrial radio. And then we are going to have him joining us via Skype to talk all about it. Here it is the American radio premiere I Want to Go Home by Harry Fazackerley. I'm welcome down the park, hold in your heart.

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Speaker 6: Now it's catchy. I like that a lot. That's called I Want to Go Home. That is Harry Fazakerley all the way from the UK. He's going to be skyping in in just a moment and we will speak with him. But that is the American radio premiere of I Want to Go Home by Harry Phazakerley. That has not been played on American radio until today. So very very happy to do that. If you are just joining us, of course, today is Saturday, March eight, twenty twenty. If you are listening live of course on this Saturday.

Speaker 6: Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of w m n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Jenny is here of course at the news table and we're only halfway through the show. Of course, coming up in the third hour we have Sick Dude. Hell yeah, it's gonna be joining us also on the show, and really looking forward to talking to them. I don't know if it's just going to be Dylan or if it's the whole band or what, but that'll be that'll be very interesting.

Speaker 6: But yeah, so we've been been having a great show so far. If you missed it, at the very beginning of the show today we had a couple of world radio premieres to share with you. We had, of course, the the world premiere of Morning Star by Chasing the Devil. Such a great band and they're doing they're doing great things and we always we're always the first radio station to play them. The track's been out on the streaming platforms, I think for a week or two, but today was the first time that that was played on FM radio and we're so happy to uh to support them.

Speaker 6: And then we also played the brand new track from Sepsis. It's called play the Game. Also another world radio premiere, the first time that that has been played anywhere on American raid. I'm sorry on uh on the radio anywhere in the world, a world radio premiere. So we do love doing those, and of course our friends in the UK we do these American radio premieres and uh, you know, we like to break these artists on American radio for the first time. So so it's great to talk to Elijah Jenkins. And of course earlier in the first hour, if you missed it, go back and check it out.

Speaker 6: Later we had the guys from Naked without It uh skyping in. So so we love these uh, these young up and coming British artists. We're just really really good. So now we're just waiting for Harry fora zacherle Uh if you have you spoken with him? That was this morning. Yeah, yeah, so hopefully any moment now he'll be uh skyping in. But uh we'll give him a few more seconds. If if we don't hear from him, I know you've communicated with him every once in a while. The uh, the time zone a thing becomes an issue when you're dealing with these intercontinental guests, shall we say or transcontinental or whatever term you want to use, but we'll give Anoh, okay, you know, we might do it was done so quickly this morning.

Speaker 6: I'm just hoping that there wasn't it. Okay, you know what I think we'll do. And this is actually quite appropriate. So he has his first single, I believe it was his first single. Maybe we'll go ahead and give this a spin. It's called patience, so it seems like very appropriate for the moment. Maybe we'll go ahead and give this a spin as well. I really like this song a lot. He's a very very young man. I think he's I think he's sixteen, so these young artists coming out of the UK. But let's give this a spin too, and we'll see if we'll see if we can get him on Skype while this is playing.

Speaker 6: And then if it doesn't work out, maybe something went wrong, maybe technology is not cooperating, you know. If we have to move on, we have to move on. But it does happen sometimes. But we'll go ahead and give this a listen. This is called patience. This is Harry for zacharly.

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