Matt Connarton Unleashed 4-12-25 hour 1

0:00 Speaker 1: W M N h rip the dobles.

0:09 Speaker 2: Yo was April?

0:10 Speaker 3: Where's the sun that today's supposed to boom flowers?

0:13 Speaker 1: But the snow on the way.

0:15 Speaker 4: Manchester feeling like the North full zone. I'm out hearing

0:18 Speaker 4: bout rash of rock.

0:19 Speaker 3: Cologne, snowy sripping. This spring gone wilds.

0:23 Speaker 5: I saw my block life.

0:24 Speaker 6: Ringers ay styles aple should be won, but I'm bundled instead.

0:28 Speaker 4: Come on you, she wasn't messing with my head.

0:32 Speaker 7: I'll come a shovel away.

0:34 Speaker 8: I thought i'd.

0:35 Speaker 6: Seen the last flake.

0:37 Speaker 9: Now I'm now here again, coming past.

0:41 Speaker 6: I can't say win a chill pulling franks, playing out

0:45 Speaker 6: of season?

0:46 Speaker 3: What's going on up there?

0:47 Speaker 1: Weather?

0:48 Speaker 3: Gotten no reason?

0:50 Speaker 5: Snowy stripping. This is spring gone wilds.

0:53 Speaker 6: I saw my block life ringers ay styles aple should

0:56 Speaker 6: be won, but I'm bundled instead.

0:58 Speaker 3: Come on you, she wants messing.

1:00 Speaker 10: With my head.

1:01 Speaker 11: Sun's on vacation and Cloud's taking charge, driving her ring

1:05 Speaker 11: the snowman.

1:05 Speaker 12: That's a sabotage.

1:07 Speaker 6: Those guys are hostage by frosts, free mother nature.

1:10 Speaker 3: What's this joke you're pulling on me? Dream of barbecues?

1:13 Speaker 11: Now I'm stuck with this few puffy coding gloves man.

1:16 Speaker 3: How about you. I want to.

1:17 Speaker 11: See green grass and forget the bleak slaves, but the

1:20 Speaker 11: sells crashing all my springtime dates.

1:39 Speaker 3: You are listening to wm.

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2:25 Speaker 4: Good morning everybody, Welcome, Here we go. It is that

2:27 Speaker 4: time again.

2:27 Speaker 13: Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live from the studios

2:32 Speaker 13: of wm NH ninety five point three FM Inglorious, Snowy,

2:37 Speaker 13: very snowy, Manchester, New Hampshire. Today is Saturday, April twelve,

2:42 Speaker 13: twenty twenty five, and I am not alone.

2:52 Speaker 9: J JNS best friend.

2:56 Speaker 13: Good morning time Sunshine. There's no sunshine today.

3:00 Speaker 8: I said people are sunshines. I didn't call the.

3:02 Speaker 13: World that right. Yes, it is messed up. Yeah, if

3:05 Speaker 13: you are listening live on Saturday. On Saturday morning, we

3:08 Speaker 13: woke up to quite the winter wonderland, quite the the

3:12 Speaker 13: snow storm and it's actually sicken of the roads and

3:15 Speaker 13: it's making travel dangerous. And our first guest, in fact,

3:19 Speaker 13: Katie Dobbins, she's gonna be calling in because she was

3:21 Speaker 13: trying to get here and it's it's just very dangerous outside.

3:23 Speaker 4: So everybody if you.

3:28 Speaker 13: If you are listening live on Saturday morning. Please be

3:32 Speaker 13: very careful driving this morning, if you are traveling, if

3:36 Speaker 13: you are en route anywhere. I even wore and I

3:39 Speaker 13: posted a picture of it on social media. I wore

3:41 Speaker 13: my after the Winter shirt today. Not so, they're a

3:44 Speaker 13: great band. They've been on the show a couple of times.

3:46 Speaker 13: I love after the Winter, but also, like I said,

3:48 Speaker 13: you know, just trying to remind Mother Nature that it

3:51 Speaker 13: is in fact after the winter.

3:53 Speaker 4: Yes, the concept, because I can't remember it.

3:56 Speaker 14: Is it officially after the winter or is it not

3:58 Speaker 14: officially after the winter until.

4:00 Speaker 4: It's after No, it's after the winter. It's spring. We're

4:03 Speaker 4: in April.

4:05 Speaker 8: Well, what was the original is the first day of

4:07 Speaker 8: the spring?

4:08 Speaker 13: I think it's March twentieth, so uh yeah, so it's

4:14 Speaker 13: very much Uh, it's very much after the winter. So

4:17 Speaker 13: my favorite time of year is after the winter. But yes,

4:21 Speaker 13: we have plunged back into winter. So everyone be safe Falcons.

4:26 Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so be safe if you are traveling this morning.

4:28 Speaker 13: I thought about opening you know the show today with

4:32 Speaker 13: you know Prince has a song called sometimes it Snows

4:35 Speaker 13: in April, and I thought about playing it this morning.

4:37 Speaker 4: The only thing is.

4:38 Speaker 13: You know, obviously we're a fully licensed radio station. We

4:42 Speaker 13: can play whatever we want, but we also of course

4:45 Speaker 13: stream the show to Facebook and YouTube and everything. And uh,

4:48 Speaker 13: I think Prince is one of those artists. If you

4:51 Speaker 13: if you play a Prince song and you're streaming you, uh,

4:54 Speaker 13: not only will social media the services Facebook and YouTube,

4:59 Speaker 13: not only will they say you a nasty message, but

5:01 Speaker 13: I think in the case of Prince, they actually send

5:03 Speaker 13: a team of assassins to your location. I think, yeah,

5:06 Speaker 13: there's a few, there's a few artists like that, Prince,

5:09 Speaker 13: the Beatles, A C D c Uh. Don't don't play

5:13 Speaker 13: any of those on your live stream if you are

5:15 Speaker 13: streaming to social media while you're broadcasting.

5:18 Speaker 14: It was supposed to be what was supposed to be

5:21 Speaker 14: an awesome documentary of Prince on like Netflix or something.

5:26 Speaker 4: Oh really because of licensing, because of the music.

5:29 Speaker 8: I think it's like the Family or something. Shut it down? Okay, God,

5:32 Speaker 8: because I think it would be great.

5:35 Speaker 13: Yeah, Well, anyway, let's do this. So we're going to

5:42 Speaker 13: Katie Dobbins is going to be calling in. So Katie

5:44 Speaker 13: was supposed to be here with us live this morning

5:46 Speaker 13: in studio, but she.

5:49 Speaker 8: Still has to come to Manchester. The reasons.

5:51 Speaker 13: Yeah, so she is on her way to Manchester, but

5:55 Speaker 13: it's going to be difficult for her to get here

5:56 Speaker 13: in time because the roads are so bad. Apparently there's accidents,

6:00 Speaker 13: there's road closures, is everything. So she's going to call

6:03 Speaker 13: in in a few minutes. What we're gonna do is

6:05 Speaker 13: we're gonna go ahead. Actually we have time. I think

6:07 Speaker 13: we're gonna play a couple of her songs before she calls,

6:09 Speaker 13: and then we'll play a couple of them a couple

6:12 Speaker 13: more at the end of our conversations because Katie Dobbin's

6:15 Speaker 13: just amazing. She's got a new single called Grateful. We're

6:18 Speaker 13: gonna play that in a moment. Oh, but we're also

6:20 Speaker 13: gonna play you know what we'll do. We'll play Grateful

6:22 Speaker 13: second because I want to play that for when we're

6:25 Speaker 13: leading into our conversation with Katie when she calls us

6:27 Speaker 13: at nine point fifteen. She's got another song. So when

6:30 Speaker 13: she was on when she was on Granted State of

6:33 Speaker 13: Mind the last time that she was on there a

6:35 Speaker 13: few weeks ago, and I the honor and privilege of

6:37 Speaker 13: being on that night too, along with Texas Mike. We

6:39 Speaker 13: were all in studio with Rob Azevito that night, and

6:43 Speaker 13: so we all get to hang out and talk with Katie.

6:47 Speaker 13: She has this other song called Wild, which is just

6:50 Speaker 13: really cool. It's a little bit of a departure for her.

6:52 Speaker 13: It sounds different than than some of her other material,

6:55 Speaker 13: and it was recorded at Rockinghorse Studio with his name

7:01 Speaker 13: escapes me. Now Brian somebody, Oh, Brian Coombs. Yeah, who's

7:05 Speaker 13: a lot of great things have come out of that studio,

7:07 Speaker 13: Rocking Horse. But this song Wild is really really good.

7:12 Speaker 13: So I think we'll play that and then we'll play

7:14 Speaker 13: Grateful and then which is the newest single, and then

7:16 Speaker 13: by that time Katie should be on the phone with

7:18 Speaker 13: us and we'll.

7:19 Speaker 4: Talk with her and get caught up with her.

7:21 Speaker 13: And by the way, if you missed it, her appearance

7:23 Speaker 13: on Granted State of Mind a few weeks ago, check

7:25 Speaker 13: that out as well. That was really good. She came in,

7:27 Speaker 13: she played live, like I said, that was the plan

7:30 Speaker 13: this morning. But this winter weather in the middle of

7:32 Speaker 13: April has kind of screwed things up. So but that's okay,

7:36 Speaker 13: you know, we adapt and we go forward and looking

7:38 Speaker 13: forward to talking to Katie when she calls in. But

7:40 Speaker 13: check this out. This is really really cool. This is

7:41 Speaker 13: Katie Dobbins and this is a song called Wild. And

7:44 Speaker 13: then we'll also we'll play Grateful after that and then

7:47 Speaker 13: we'll talk with Katie. So we're just getting started here

7:50 Speaker 13: on this snowy Saturday morning on Matt Connorton Unleashed live

7:54 Speaker 13: from the studios of WM and H ninety five point

7:56 Speaker 13: three FM.

8:10 Speaker 15: Like a wave crushing on the shore, your breaking walls

8:17 Speaker 15: down around my heart like a rushing wind. You come

8:24 Speaker 15: in it o world, painting it with colors I've never

8:31 Speaker 15: seen before.

8:35 Speaker 9: You love, Your love.

8:43 Speaker 16: Is life.

8:45 Speaker 9: Any sound twenty food?

8:53 Speaker 17: You sent my heart down running like Oh, I think

9:04 Speaker 17: I'm wild like you.

9:19 Speaker 15: I hear your voice whisper in my mind. You're telling

9:25 Speaker 15: me leave the sure behind.

9:29 Speaker 3: There's greater things than I can see on my noise.

9:36 Speaker 3: If there's something about you that makes me want to go.

9:44 Speaker 9: You wld.

9:50 Speaker 18: Your love is a louder than any sound. Any N't

10:04 Speaker 18: my heart up? Ronnie? I think I'm wild like you? Yeah,

10:19 Speaker 18: I'm wild like.

10:28 Speaker 9: Show me probable in pomps batey, who want to see things?

10:44 Speaker 9: BRONI perspected? How long to place sends me? Old drink?

10:55 Speaker 9: Any Let's go with the clouds.

10:59 Speaker 1: Meet the say.

11:04 Speaker 9: There are only me. My heart has been said for.

11:17 Speaker 3: Because you're.

11:23 Speaker 18: You're this is a loud any sound whinny you sent

11:37 Speaker 18: my heart up amarading like I think I'm wild like you. Yeah,

11:52 Speaker 18: I'm a wild hike you.

12:00 Speaker 3: I'm running, I'm runny. I'm running. I'm runny, Ho'm runny.

12:12 Speaker 19: Ham running, harm running, I'm running, I'm running, I'm running tap.

12:24 Speaker 3: Because your love is wild.

12:31 Speaker 9: You shine like the north in life. You can't rady

12:40 Speaker 9: heading the night and I am greatful.

12:45 Speaker 1: I am great fu.

12:52 Speaker 3: Where there is your breath, where there is a read,

13:01 Speaker 3: you breave.

13:03 Speaker 9: The piece when I can't tell kids. You say, have

13:09 Speaker 9: faith and I am gageful. Yes, I am greageful. You

13:23 Speaker 9: shine like the Nord. I not your cold s ready

13:32 Speaker 9: head and nut, and I am grangul. I am gage food.

13:42 Speaker 9: You're room kind with a ship, you bad these with

14:03 Speaker 9: a feel grow king you said, I am wearing you,

14:14 Speaker 9: mister giant the right.

14:19 Speaker 7: You samonade book, You.

14:28 Speaker 9: Shine like the because spading and mad sad. You're m.

15:02 Speaker 1: Big and green and blue and the.

15:09 Speaker 7: Bag into my word.

15:15 Speaker 20: Color outside of the lines of known, into my well

15:24 Speaker 20: my song.

15:29 Speaker 9: Cay and blee lod shut into my comside side to

15:49 Speaker 9: follow up my side shot.

16:00 Speaker 1: I like them do.

16:05 Speaker 9: Because Redy d Tian range the sign and grade he

16:19 Speaker 9: shine like the because ready my part Tyane rang the

16:33 Speaker 9: Sigon grade, I rad read and I am great wood.

17:03 Speaker 13: Such a beautiful song that is grateful. The newest single

17:06 Speaker 13: from Katie Dobbins, who I believe is on the phone

17:08 Speaker 13: with us. Katie, are you there? Hello, Hey, good morning,

17:13 Speaker 13: good morning. It's a surprising morning, isn't it. I don't

17:17 Speaker 13: know if so for those of you who are listening live.

17:20 Speaker 13: Of course, it is snowing in New Hampshire, and not

17:24 Speaker 13: just snowing a little bit. It's a legit I just

17:26 Speaker 13: saw be Pinard posted in the uh in the chat

17:29 Speaker 13: room they've got three inches of snow already in Golfstown

17:32 Speaker 13: this morning, so it's like a legit storm. It's not

17:34 Speaker 13: just a little dusting. And so obviously this has affected travel.

17:39 Speaker 13: So I hope you're I hope you're somewhere safe in

17:41 Speaker 13: some sort of parking lot or something as you're talking

17:43 Speaker 13: to us.

17:45 Speaker 10: That is exactly where I am. It's not where I

17:47 Speaker 10: was hoping i'd be at this point in time, but

17:50 Speaker 10: I'm safe. I'm warm in my car and the snow

17:53 Speaker 10: is you know, it's pretty, so we can give it that.

17:56 Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, I mean I don't. Uh I I was

18:00 Speaker 4: not pleased to see it snowing this morning.

18:02 Speaker 13: I had no idea this was coming, but uh I

18:05 Speaker 13: all I heard was it was going to be, uh,

18:07 Speaker 13: not the best weather over the weekend.

18:09 Speaker 4: Maybee heared, you know, some rain and whatnot.

18:11 Speaker 13: But uh, yeah, it's it's uh it's legit messy out there.

18:14 Speaker 13: So if you are traveling this morning, uh, if you

18:16 Speaker 13: are in our area, please be careful. And if you're

18:19 Speaker 13: listening from somewhere else where, it's not snow, congratulations on that,

18:23 Speaker 13: but uh but uh, Katie so uh and obviously you

18:27 Speaker 13: know we'll we'll have you, we'll have you back in

18:29 Speaker 13: the in the future, and and always love to have

18:30 Speaker 13: you in studio. I was talking earlier about the last

18:33 Speaker 13: time I saw you. It was on Rob as A

18:34 Speaker 13: Vito's show, Granted State of Mind, and you came in

18:36 Speaker 13: and played live and everything, and so look forward to

18:39 Speaker 13: doing that again on this program.

18:41 Speaker 4: Uh in the future.

18:42 Speaker 13: Hopefully this will be our last snow event uh until

18:46 Speaker 13: uh until next winter.

18:47 Speaker 4: But but that sounded grateful. So that's the newest single.

18:52 Speaker 10: Correct, Yes, that is my new single. It just came out.

18:56 Speaker 10: Thank you so much for playing it.

18:57 Speaker 4: Oh, absolutely absolutely.

18:59 Speaker 8: Yeah.

18:59 Speaker 13: And we also have played Wild because I heard that

19:03 Speaker 13: song for the first time on Rob's show when Rob

19:06 Speaker 13: played it on Granted State of Mind and really really

19:09 Speaker 13: love that. And that was recorded at Rocking Horse. Correct,

19:12 Speaker 13: am I remembering correctly? Correct with Brian Jumes. Yeah, Yeah,

19:16 Speaker 13: they did a great job on that. Yeah, they did

19:19 Speaker 13: a great job on that. And then where was Grateful recorded?

19:22 Speaker 13: Was that also recorded there?

19:24 Speaker 8: Yes?

19:25 Speaker 10: Same spot. Actually, all four of the most recent singles

19:29 Speaker 10: that I've put out that I sent you to play today,

19:32 Speaker 10: all of those are recorded with Brian at Rocking Horse.

19:34 Speaker 10: And they did a great job. They all all every

19:37 Speaker 10: song is like a little different, which is really fun.

19:39 Speaker 4: Yeah, how did you come to work with Brian?

19:42 Speaker 13: Obviously a lot of great things have come out of

19:45 Speaker 13: Rocking Horse over the years, and uh, Brian does a

19:48 Speaker 13: great job. But and I actually I had the pleasure

19:51 Speaker 13: of interviewing him along with another artist he had recorded.

19:55 Speaker 13: This was quite a long time ago, actually on a

19:57 Speaker 13: different show than I do. But but it was a

20:00 Speaker 13: remarkable experience because I got to go there and see

20:02 Speaker 13: the studio and everything, very very impressive.

20:03 Speaker 4: But how did you come to work with Brian.

20:08 Speaker 8: Gosh?

20:08 Speaker 10: I'm trying to think of how I first met him

20:11 Speaker 10: several years ago in the New Hampshire music scene. I

20:15 Speaker 10: can't remember. I actually can't remember exactly how I met him,

20:19 Speaker 10: but I met him a long time ago. I visited

20:23 Speaker 10: his studio years ago, like after the release of my

20:25 Speaker 10: first album Maybe or Yeah, and the studio is beautiful

20:31 Speaker 10: and he was really nice and we talked about working

20:34 Speaker 10: together for a long time. But I wasn't living in

20:37 Speaker 10: this area. I was living in Boston, so and I

20:39 Speaker 10: had worked at a couple of different producers down that way,

20:41 Speaker 10: and then I moved back to New Hampshire a few

20:45 Speaker 10: years ago, and so I reached out to him and

20:46 Speaker 10: I'm like, hey, let's finally do it. And I had

20:49 Speaker 10: a few the song the four songs that I wanted

20:51 Speaker 10: to record with him are all piano based, like I

20:54 Speaker 10: wrote them on piano, and they have sort of a

20:58 Speaker 10: like I don't know, in my mind, they had a

21:00 Speaker 10: big feel and I felt like he was the person

21:04 Speaker 10: to kind of bring out that epic, big vibe that

21:07 Speaker 10: I was hearing in my head, and I think he

21:09 Speaker 10: did a great job.

21:10 Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely absolutely.

21:13 Speaker 13: Have you released a full album or has everything been

21:17 Speaker 13: singles or do you have an EP or whats Because

21:19 Speaker 13: there's so many different ways to release music now, there's

21:21 Speaker 13: so many different strategies and just you know, the guests

21:24 Speaker 13: that we've had on the show over the past few

21:26 Speaker 13: years seem to be using a lot of different It's

21:29 Speaker 13: interesting to hear about the different strategies and thought processes

21:32 Speaker 13: behind those.

21:33 Speaker 4: But you seem to put out a lot of individual

21:36 Speaker 4: singles correct.

21:38 Speaker 10: Correct, at least recently. That's been my That's been my

21:43 Speaker 10: kind of method, I guess. But I love the art

21:45 Speaker 10: of the album. I really do like thinking of a

21:48 Speaker 10: collection of songs and telling a story through songs in

21:51 Speaker 10: a full album, and doing the album work, and like

21:54 Speaker 10: thinking about the layout of what everything can look like

21:56 Speaker 10: and visually how that's going to support the music that's happening.

22:01 Speaker 10: I really really love that process. And I do have

22:03 Speaker 10: two albums out. One came out in twenty seventeen, She

22:07 Speaker 10: Is Free, and then There Is Light came out in

22:09 Speaker 10: twenty nineteen. But since then I've been focusing on more

22:13 Speaker 10: like smaller collections of song releasing one thing at a time,

22:17 Speaker 10: And I don't know if it's a strategy or if

22:20 Speaker 10: it's just kind of like where I'm at right now

22:22 Speaker 10: in terms of, you know, these four songs I just

22:26 Speaker 10: really had on my heart and was like, I got

22:28 Speaker 10: to get them out, but I didn't. I'm not yet

22:32 Speaker 10: at the point I might make them into a full

22:34 Speaker 10: album at some point, but I'm still working on what

22:37 Speaker 10: that would look like, and I have so many songs

22:39 Speaker 10: I'm trying to figure out which ones I want to

22:41 Speaker 10: focus on. Nex.

22:43 Speaker 13: Yeah, that seems to be a strategy too, that a

22:45 Speaker 13: lot of artists are using. Is you know, it's kind

22:48 Speaker 13: of the inverse of what was the traditional strategy where

22:51 Speaker 13: you release an album and then you release a series

22:53 Speaker 13: of singles from an album, But now a lot of

22:55 Speaker 13: artists are using I guess it's called the waterfall effect,

22:58 Speaker 13: where they release a series of singles that eventually will

23:02 Speaker 13: form an album, which I think is an interesting way

23:05 Speaker 13: to approach it. But but the way that you're doing it,

23:07 Speaker 13: it seems like it allows for a lot of flexibility

23:10 Speaker 13: in how you approach it, because, yeah, you could do that,

23:12 Speaker 13: as you were saying, you could eventually take some of

23:14 Speaker 13: these songs and make them an album or or not,

23:17 Speaker 13: you know, and and it's it's nice to have that flexibility.

23:21 Speaker 13: Do you find that doing it this way because you

23:23 Speaker 13: did at one time you as you mentioned, you released

23:25 Speaker 13: a couple of albums earlier in your career, do you

23:29 Speaker 13: find that in terms of engagement? You know, we live

23:31 Speaker 13: in a time too where social media engagement is so

23:34 Speaker 13: critical and you kind of have to feed that machine,

23:39 Speaker 13: you know, to keep people interested in what you're doing.

23:42 Speaker 13: Do you find that this approach works better releasing these

23:45 Speaker 13: singles because you've released singles pretty consistently, right, don't. I

23:49 Speaker 13: don't remember a time where you've gone a long period

23:51 Speaker 13: of time without releasing anything. I could be wrong, So

23:56 Speaker 13: I know a lot of.

23:57 Speaker 10: Artists try to release something like once a month or

23:59 Speaker 10: once every few months. I'm definitely not at that frequency,

24:03 Speaker 10: but I'd try to get at least a couple things

24:04 Speaker 10: out a year, which feels like a good timeline for me.

24:09 Speaker 10: And I feel like I don't think there is a

24:12 Speaker 10: right or wrong strategy really, and I think whatever feels

24:16 Speaker 10: good to you as an artist is what you should do.

24:20 Speaker 10: But I do think that releasing one song at a

24:23 Speaker 10: time has given me more time to really focus on

24:27 Speaker 10: that song and draw people to, hey, this is a song.

24:30 Speaker 10: This is the thing. When I've made like my last album,

24:33 Speaker 10: it had twelve songs on it, and I love the

24:36 Speaker 10: collection of it, and I think thematically it was called

24:39 Speaker 10: there is Light, and the somatic idea was, you know,

24:42 Speaker 10: there's a light in the darkness, and the darkness doesn't win, like,

24:45 Speaker 10: even though life can be hard sometimes like, the light

24:48 Speaker 10: is always going to keep shining, so look for the light.

24:50 Speaker 10: And so that message was really fun to promote through

24:53 Speaker 10: the different songs on the album. But I did feel

24:56 Speaker 10: like there were some songs on that album that I

24:58 Speaker 10: loved that maybe didn't get, you know, as much of

25:01 Speaker 10: the attention that I wish they had been able to,

25:03 Speaker 10: because when there's twelve songs, it's hard to like fully

25:06 Speaker 10: highlight every single thing. So in that way, it's kind

25:10 Speaker 10: of fun to do one song at a time. In

25:12 Speaker 10: another way, I do like the storytelling aspect of having

25:15 Speaker 10: a whole collection.

25:16 Speaker 13: So yeah, I don't know, do you ever think about

25:20 Speaker 13: re recording any of those early songs, do you? You know,

25:24 Speaker 13: as you've grown and evolved over the years, and you know,

25:28 Speaker 13: and we have we've known you for a while now. Yeah,

25:31 Speaker 13: I would imagine some of those you might go back

25:32 Speaker 13: and listen to and think, jeez, I think I could

25:34 Speaker 13: do those differently now or enhance them now.

25:37 Speaker 20: Yeah.

25:38 Speaker 10: There's actually there's a song on my first album, bring

25:41 Speaker 10: On the Fire, that had to really kind of poppy,

25:44 Speaker 10: fun feel that I did record a totally different way

25:47 Speaker 10: for my second album because I started playing it differently

25:51 Speaker 10: when I was doing live shows and I'm like, wait,

25:53 Speaker 10: I actually kind of want to do like a slowed down,

25:55 Speaker 10: speak easy, you know, chill version of this song, and

25:59 Speaker 10: so we that and I loved it, and both versions

26:02 Speaker 10: are really fun. They're really different. There's another song on

26:04 Speaker 10: my first record called Daddy's Song that I think is

26:09 Speaker 10: beautiful and it's about the relationship between me and my

26:12 Speaker 10: dad that I have thought about rerecording because I mean,

26:16 Speaker 10: people will tell me they love she is Free, and

26:18 Speaker 10: I do think it's a really fun record. But you're

26:21 Speaker 10: so critical of yourself, right, and it came out almost well,

26:24 Speaker 10: it came out eight years ago now, so sometimes I

26:26 Speaker 10: listen and I'm like, I sound so much younger. So

26:29 Speaker 10: it's more just me being probably critical, But sometimes it's

26:34 Speaker 10: that I want to bring something new out of the song,

26:36 Speaker 10: and that's what we did with the Bring on the

26:38 Speaker 10: Fire song.

26:39 Speaker 13: Yeah, when you play out, do you play that early

26:41 Speaker 13: material still? I would imagine you do, right, I do, Yeah,

26:47 Speaker 13: I do.

26:47 Speaker 10: And I like to kind of include things from all

26:50 Speaker 10: of the different sonic periods of my music evolution.

26:55 Speaker 9: I guess yeah.

26:56 Speaker 4: Yeah, when you recorded why I mean to go back

27:01 Speaker 4: to that for a moment.

27:02 Speaker 13: And I know we talked about it too on We

27:04 Speaker 13: talked about it on Granded State of Mind because Rob

27:06 Speaker 13: was so Rob was very taken with that song as well,

27:09 Speaker 13: because it is a little bit it's a little bit

27:11 Speaker 13: different from.

27:11 Speaker 4: Your other stuff. And your dad is actually on that song, correct.

27:16 Speaker 10: Yeah, that was really really cool. We brought him in

27:18 Speaker 10: studio and actually when we were doing the when we

27:22 Speaker 10: were working on the production of that song, the one

27:26 Speaker 10: of the producers, Josh, he took the song home over

27:29 Speaker 10: the weekend because he was like, I want to try

27:31 Speaker 10: like a couple kind of cool electronic drum machine things

27:34 Speaker 10: on it. And I had no idea what he was

27:36 Speaker 10: going to do when he came back with it, and

27:38 Speaker 10: it had that cool kind of rhythmic stuff in it,

27:41 Speaker 10: and I love. I just loved it, and then he

27:43 Speaker 10: also had this kind of radio sounding thing, and I'm like,

27:47 Speaker 10: what is that. It's cool. It's kind of like draws

27:50 Speaker 10: you in a little bit and makes you go, wait,

27:52 Speaker 10: what's happening? And he was like, Oh, it's actually an

27:55 Speaker 10: old track that I made sound like an old radio

27:58 Speaker 10: from something that he used in a different album or something.

28:01 Speaker 10: And I loved it, but I wanted to make it personal,

28:04 Speaker 10: so I brought my dad in and he wrote out

28:06 Speaker 10: a little piece to speak, like a little speaking part,

28:11 Speaker 10: and that kind of resonated with what the song's about,

28:14 Speaker 10: and he recorded it and then they distorted it and

28:17 Speaker 10: did all this stuff to make it have that cool

28:19 Speaker 10: kind of radio effect. So I love that he's in

28:22 Speaker 10: the track and it was really fun, yeah to do that.

28:25 Speaker 13: When you first approached your dad with it, what was

28:28 Speaker 13: his initial reaction like, was he on board immediately or

28:32 Speaker 13: was he kind of like, wait.

28:32 Speaker 4: You want me to do what?

28:35 Speaker 10: I was totally on board and excited, but he was

28:38 Speaker 10: also I think he was a little nervous, and I

28:40 Speaker 10: think and he worked really hard on like what he

28:43 Speaker 10: wanted to say, because you know, it's meaningful and I

28:47 Speaker 10: really like every part of the process of creation to

28:50 Speaker 10: have like special meaning, and so he knew that and

28:53 Speaker 10: he took that, you know, really seriously, and it was

28:55 Speaker 10: really sweet and it meant a lot.

28:58 Speaker 4: Is your dad, I assume he's a musician.

29:03 Speaker 1: He is.

29:04 Speaker 10: He has always played guitar. We've always had several guitars

29:07 Speaker 10: in the house, like from as young as I can remember.

29:11 Speaker 10: He doesn't perform, so he's not a performing musician, but

29:15 Speaker 10: he's a definite lover and player of music for sure.

29:19 Speaker 4: Did he teach you?

29:20 Speaker 13: I mean, I don't know if maybe you're self taught,

29:22 Speaker 13: but did he or did he influence you in terms

29:26 Speaker 13: of learning to play guitar when you were growing up.

29:29 Speaker 10: I think he definitely influenced me, because you know, you

29:32 Speaker 10: always look up to your mom and your dad and

29:34 Speaker 10: whatever it is that they're up to you. Just seeing

29:36 Speaker 10: him play the guitars, you know, I'm sure I was like, Wow,

29:39 Speaker 10: that's so cool. I alant to play guitar. But we

29:42 Speaker 10: laugh about it because I actually he had offered to

29:45 Speaker 10: teach me guitar, and I was kind of like, no, not.

29:47 Speaker 10: And then in eighth grade a friend of mine taught

29:50 Speaker 10: me a few chords and I'm like, Dad, can you

29:53 Speaker 10: believe it? I only know three chords, and now I

29:55 Speaker 10: can play all these songs and like, look at this

29:56 Speaker 10: song I wrote, And he's like, are you kidding? I

29:59 Speaker 10: could have taught right, That's just kind of what happens

30:02 Speaker 10: when you're a preteen girl.

30:03 Speaker 4: Sometimes I think, oh, sure, sure, but.

30:06 Speaker 10: We've actually worked together, Like there's a couple of songs

30:10 Speaker 10: that have little rifts in them or little guitar a

30:13 Speaker 10: different guitar chord that I wouldn't have thought of that

30:16 Speaker 10: actually came from him giving me advice or saying, oh,

30:19 Speaker 10: what if you tried this chord there. So more recently

30:22 Speaker 10: that has been kind of fun.

30:24 Speaker 13: Yeah, oh yeah, that's very cool and I'm sure he's

30:26 Speaker 13: I'm sure he's enormously proud of you. Oh and I

30:29 Speaker 13: just remember too, I had the pleasure of meeting him

30:32 Speaker 13: on the greatest side of mind. You brought him with you,

30:34 Speaker 13: which was really cool. Yeah, yeah, no, he seems he

30:37 Speaker 13: seems awesome. It's nice that he is so supportive, and

30:40 Speaker 13: I think I think for a lot of people who

30:43 Speaker 13: do anything creative, whether it's music or anything else, you know,

30:48 Speaker 13: having supportive parents is always a big help. And not

30:52 Speaker 13: everyone does, and they can still go on to do

30:54 Speaker 13: creative things. But I think if you do have supportive parents,

30:57 Speaker 13: it kind of gives you a little bit of a

30:58 Speaker 13: head start.

30:59 Speaker 8: You know.

31:00 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, it's a game changer. I owe a lot

31:03 Speaker 10: to them. They both of my parents are very supportive

31:07 Speaker 10: in me pursuing my dreams and it means the world.

31:10 Speaker 4: Yeah, is your mom a musician at all?

31:14 Speaker 10: She actually has been teaching herself piano more recently, which

31:18 Speaker 10: has been really fun. And yeah, I always try to

31:22 Speaker 10: get her to sing with me. But and she can sing,

31:25 Speaker 10: but she maybe she's shy. I'm not sure.

31:28 Speaker 1: Yeah.

31:28 Speaker 4: Yeah, how did you learn to sing? Are you self taught?

31:34 Speaker 10: I just always was in I just always loved to sing,

31:39 Speaker 10: you know, I'm not self taught. I was in various

31:42 Speaker 10: choirs from again, like elementary school and forward. I was

31:47 Speaker 10: always in some kind of singing choir or singing and

31:49 Speaker 10: dancing thing. Yeah, and I did take some voice lessons

31:53 Speaker 10: in middle and high school, and as an adult I've

31:56 Speaker 10: taken some lessons too, Like every time I record in this,

32:00 Speaker 10: I like to go back go to a voice teacher

32:02 Speaker 10: and kind of work on those songs that I'm going

32:04 Speaker 10: to record and just make sure that I feel really

32:08 Speaker 10: good about them and I'm using the most powerful or

32:11 Speaker 10: appropriate technique for whatever song I'm gonna work on. So yeah,

32:15 Speaker 10: I think it's always good to keep keep training, keep

32:18 Speaker 10: working on all those skills.

32:20 Speaker 13: Well, that's really interesting, and that demonstrates the level of

32:23 Speaker 13: commitment that you have to making sure these songs come

32:26 Speaker 13: out the best that they possibly can, because very few

32:30 Speaker 13: people do that. I mean I've certainly read interviews and

32:34 Speaker 13: seen interviews with other singers who do that, but rarely

32:40 Speaker 13: I've met very few musicians who will actually have very

32:42 Speaker 13: few singers who will actually go and work with a

32:45 Speaker 13: voice coach or a voice teacher of some kind. And

32:50 Speaker 13: what you just described, you know, Okay, I've got this song,

32:52 Speaker 13: I'm gonna be recording it. I want to get with

32:54 Speaker 13: a voice coach and make sure that I can do

32:56 Speaker 13: this the best that I can. I mean that that

32:58 Speaker 13: is I think, and not to not to shame anybody

33:02 Speaker 13: who doesn't do that, I'm just saying though, that I

33:05 Speaker 13: think demonstrates a really high level of commitment on your part,

33:08 Speaker 13: and I think that's that's commendable because that's not something

33:11 Speaker 13: that's not something I think most singers it would even

33:13 Speaker 13: occur to them to do that, you know what I mean?

33:16 Speaker 10: Hmmm, Yeah, I mean I think for me when I'm recording,

33:21 Speaker 10: it's like, you're making such an investment into this song.

33:24 Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's an.

33:25 Speaker 10: Investment that is, it's your time, it's your heart, and

33:29 Speaker 10: it's of course financial, and then this song is gonna,

33:33 Speaker 10: you hope, it's gonna you know, live and resonate in

33:36 Speaker 10: the airwaves forever. So right right, it's kind of I

33:40 Speaker 10: do I take it really probably too seriously. I think

33:42 Speaker 10: every producer I've worked with would probably tell you, yeah,

33:45 Speaker 10: she's a little bit of a perfectionist.

33:47 Speaker 9: Really.

33:47 Speaker 10: I try to let go of it because it's a

33:50 Speaker 10: balance between creativity and like really wanting things to come

33:53 Speaker 10: out well, and you do have to kind of keep

33:55 Speaker 10: yourself in check. But yeah, it always feels like such

33:58 Speaker 10: a big deal, like, oh my god, this song is

34:00 Speaker 10: coming out and it's gonna live forever.

34:02 Speaker 1: Yeah.

34:03 Speaker 9: Have you ever had that.

34:04 Speaker 13: Happen where someone you're you're working with tells you, hey,

34:07 Speaker 13: you got to relax a little bit. You're you're almost

34:10 Speaker 13: you're almost trying to be too i don't know, too

34:14 Speaker 13: perfect or whatever, like is anyone actually ever said that

34:17 Speaker 13: to you.

34:19 Speaker 10: I think in my early days of performing and recording,

34:24 Speaker 10: I got that feedback a little bit from people, not

34:28 Speaker 10: from a producer, but from people that I was close to,

34:31 Speaker 10: just saying like, hey, make sure you're having fun.

34:33 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, just like does it sound good?

34:36 Speaker 10: Am I hitting all the notes?

34:37 Speaker 21: You know?

34:37 Speaker 10: And it's like I was like, oh yeah. And that

34:39 Speaker 10: was definitely a big turning point for me of growth

34:42 Speaker 10: being a performer. It's like, oh wait, I can't just

34:45 Speaker 10: you know, I was younger, but it's like I can't

34:46 Speaker 10: just sing the songs. I gotta I gotta live out

34:49 Speaker 10: these songs and really like, you know, believe what I'm

34:52 Speaker 10: singing and connect with people, because that's otherwise what am

34:56 Speaker 10: I doing? Yeah, And so that was like huge game changer.

35:00 Speaker 10: And during the making of my second record, There Is Light,

35:06 Speaker 10: I did have a conversation with my producer about perfectionism.

35:11 Speaker 10: We actually did a podcast episode about it together because

35:14 Speaker 10: at the time I had a podcast, and so we

35:17 Speaker 10: did like breaking Free from Perfectionism, and he said something

35:22 Speaker 10: that really struck with me, which was perfection perfect No.

35:28 Speaker 10: He said, a song is never perfect. You just run

35:32 Speaker 10: out of time. He's like, it's never going to be perfect.

35:35 Speaker 10: You just run out of time. And the whole thing

35:39 Speaker 10: is like some artists will work on a song for

35:42 Speaker 10: so long and then it just never comes out because

35:44 Speaker 10: by the time they've done with it, they're either sick

35:46 Speaker 10: of it or they hate it, or they can't get

35:48 Speaker 10: it to where they want to want it to be.

35:50 Speaker 10: And then it's like the world is missing out on

35:52 Speaker 10: that beautiful, creative song because you just perfected it to death,

35:56 Speaker 10: you know. So I definitely have had those conversations, not

36:00 Speaker 10: in a condescending way. People have been really supportive and

36:03 Speaker 10: understanding of like, yeah, I know you want this to

36:05 Speaker 10: be your best work, but also like I feel this

36:09 Speaker 10: song right now, and I think other people are going

36:12 Speaker 10: to to and that's most important, So let's let it

36:14 Speaker 10: breathe from here.

36:15 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no doubt.

36:17 Speaker 10: It's challenging by the way.

36:19 Speaker 4: Jay Bellow is in the chat room.

36:21 Speaker 13: He is, of course the lead singer of Chasing the Devil,

36:23 Speaker 13: a great band, and and Jay is another example of

36:26 Speaker 13: someone who really puts a lot into his craft and

36:29 Speaker 13: takes it very seriously and always wants it to be

36:31 Speaker 13: the best it can. And and Jay said in the

36:33 Speaker 13: chat love The idea of using a coach prior to

36:36 Speaker 13: recording such a great idea.

36:38 Speaker 4: Yeah.

36:39 Speaker 13: Yeah, Like I said, it's not something most people would

36:41 Speaker 13: even think of, you know, but but yeah, but no,

36:44 Speaker 13: I think that's I think that's great that you do that,

36:46 Speaker 13: and I think it does show up in your vocal

36:49 Speaker 13: performances that that level, that degree of commitment.

36:54 Speaker 8: Thanks do you.

36:55 Speaker 4: By the way, I probably asked you this before, but

36:58 Speaker 4: do you remember the first.

36:59 Speaker 8: Song you ever wrote?

37:02 Speaker 10: The first song I ever wrote was a cappella because

37:05 Speaker 10: I didn't know how to play guitar yet and I

37:07 Speaker 10: didn't know how to write on piano. But it was

37:10 Speaker 10: a song for my best friend in fifth grade who

37:13 Speaker 10: moved away to California. Oh no, kidding, And the song

37:18 Speaker 10: was called best Friend.

37:20 Speaker 8: Yeah.

37:21 Speaker 4: Did that song survive or some version of that song survive? Like,

37:25 Speaker 4: do you still play it today?

37:27 Speaker 22: No?

37:27 Speaker 10: I mean I still kind of remember it, but it

37:30 Speaker 10: survives in my mind. Yeah, And that's probably where we'll stay.

37:36 Speaker 13: Right right now, I understand. And now, what's the live

37:39 Speaker 13: situation lately? Are you playing out a lot?

37:43 Speaker 23: I am.

37:44 Speaker 10: I'm super thankful. There's so many awesome venues around the

37:47 Speaker 10: state and around New England and I play a monthly.

37:52 Speaker 10: I host a monthly singer songwriter showcase up in Meredith,

37:55 Speaker 10: New Hampshire at a listening room called Hermitwood's Winery Okay,

37:59 Speaker 10: where I play in the round with guest artists every month.

38:02 Speaker 10: So those shows have been really cool. And uh, if

38:05 Speaker 10: you're in the Manchester area this evening, I'm playing for

38:08 Speaker 10: the boot Barn grand opening at the Mall of New

38:11 Speaker 10: Hampshire from four to seven, So that should be fun. Now,

38:15 Speaker 10: girl Boots, Yeah.

38:17 Speaker 4: We know someone who's gonna be there.

38:18 Speaker 13: I think, uh, I think, uh Jenny isn't uh Christian

38:23 Speaker 13: going to be there for uh for the station he

38:25 Speaker 13: works out. You mentioned the boot Barn grand opening the

38:27 Speaker 13: other day. I think he's gonna positive cool. I think

38:30 Speaker 13: he's gonna be there, but uh yeah, uh no, that's

38:33 Speaker 13: that's very cool. And then uh so you've got that tonight.

38:37 Speaker 4: And then are you are you?

38:39 Speaker 13: Are you playing shows every week or are you are

38:41 Speaker 13: you keeping are you keeping busy? Obviously as we get

38:43 Speaker 13: into the.

38:43 Speaker 10: Warm, I play a few I usually play a few

38:45 Speaker 10: times a week, three or four times a week, depending

38:49 Speaker 10: on what's going on. And uh, in May I'm actually

38:52 Speaker 10: doing a road trip down to Nashville. So I have

38:55 Speaker 10: a show in West Virginia on my way, and then

38:58 Speaker 10: I'm doing some writers around in Nashville. So I'm really excited.

39:01 Speaker 10: It's I signed that city to be very inspirational, and

39:05 Speaker 10: so I'm really excited just to hear a ton of

39:08 Speaker 10: original music and just get saturated in it a little bit.

39:12 Speaker 4: Yeah, have you been there before? Have we talked about that?

39:15 Speaker 4: Have you been to Nashville before?

39:17 Speaker 10: I have, Yeah, I've been several times, but I haven't

39:20 Speaker 10: been since the world went so crazy a few years ago.

39:24 Speaker 10: To my first time back in a while.

39:26 Speaker 4: Oh, very cool? Very cool?

39:28 Speaker 13: Is that intimidating at all going to Nashville, or at

39:32 Speaker 13: least the first time, because it seems like everyone we've

39:37 Speaker 13: had on the show who has been to Nashville has

39:39 Speaker 13: had a positive experience. But but also it sounds like

39:43 Speaker 13: it can be a little bit scary at first, because

39:46 Speaker 13: you know, it's it's Nashville, It's you knows there's such

39:49 Speaker 13: a concentration of talent there and a lot of and

39:52 Speaker 13: a lot of very successful songwriters obviously as well, not

39:56 Speaker 13: not only performers and people that we would know, but

39:59 Speaker 13: but people who may not be household names, but.

40:02 Speaker 4: Who have written a lot of hit songs. Is that

40:06 Speaker 4: intimidating like the first time you go there?

40:10 Speaker 10: I think it probably depends on what your goal is.

40:13 Speaker 10: Like if I was going down with a goal, with

40:16 Speaker 10: a specific goal, I might be more nervous. I go

40:20 Speaker 10: to Nashville because I think it's always really really good

40:25 Speaker 10: to surround yourself with people who are better than you.

40:30 Speaker 10: I find that really exciting to be like, wow, like

40:32 Speaker 10: I'm going to hear songs written by people who have

40:35 Speaker 10: written for Tim McGraw and Kelsey Valerini and like they've

40:39 Speaker 10: had such success in this world. And I find that

40:42 Speaker 10: to be really encouraging and exciting, like, Hey, this is

40:45 Speaker 10: actually something that people do and they do it well

40:48 Speaker 10: and they do it successfully. And then I hear their

40:51 Speaker 10: songs and I'm like, wow, I really need to get

40:53 Speaker 10: better at my songwriting. And so I leave with ideas

40:57 Speaker 10: and I leave with kind of like a re ignited

41:00 Speaker 10: fire and passion. Yeah, and that's kind of what I

41:04 Speaker 10: what I go for. So I don't find it. I

41:07 Speaker 10: personally don't find it intimidating. I find it exciting. But

41:09 Speaker 10: I could see why people would because yeah, I mean

41:13 Speaker 10: you never know who you're going to run into, and

41:15 Speaker 10: it is there are a lot of songwriters in Nashville,

41:18 Speaker 10: so if you're trying to go, I mean they call

41:20 Speaker 10: it a ten year town. So if you're trying to go,

41:23 Speaker 10: have be a successful you know, get signed and be

41:27 Speaker 10: you know, get a record label, record deal and all

41:29 Speaker 10: that kind of stuff. I mean they say it can

41:31 Speaker 10: take ten years. Of course, there are I'm sure stories

41:34 Speaker 10: that are different than that, but sure, sure, So if

41:36 Speaker 10: you're going with that gold, then I'm sure it would

41:38 Speaker 10: feel intimidating, but I just go for passion.

41:42 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, Katie. What should people know? The time

41:48 Speaker 4: goes quickly.

41:48 Speaker 13: But because I want to after our conversation, I'm going

41:51 Speaker 13: to play Giants, and I'm going to play and I'm

41:54 Speaker 13: also going to play Oh what was the other one

41:57 Speaker 13: you'd sent us?

41:58 Speaker 9: I have it here just because I can't, Oh, because

42:00 Speaker 9: I can.

42:00 Speaker 4: Yeah, Giants.

42:02 Speaker 13: I'm excited to play because I don't think I had

42:05 Speaker 13: heard that that song before until you played it live

42:08 Speaker 13: on Grandited State of Mind the last time you were

42:10 Speaker 13: here at the station.

42:11 Speaker 4: And I love that song. I love the lyrics. That's

42:14 Speaker 4: that's so good.

42:15 Speaker 10: Oh thank you?

42:16 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I really really love that much.

42:18 Speaker 13: So we're gonna we're gonna play both of those after

42:21 Speaker 13: we after we finish up. But I want to make

42:24 Speaker 13: sure people know what should they know about how to

42:26 Speaker 13: keep up with everything that you're doing online so they

42:28 Speaker 13: can get to a show, keep an eye on new

42:30 Speaker 13: music that you're releasing, all that good stuff. Where's the

42:32 Speaker 13: best place for people to go for that?

42:35 Speaker 10: Yeah, thank you so much. So I have a website.

42:38 Speaker 10: It's Katidobbins music dot com and from there you can

42:43 Speaker 10: find links to all my socials, all my music pages.

42:45 Speaker 10: There's a mailing list you can sign up for. I

42:47 Speaker 10: send out a monthly email at the beginning of every month.

42:51 Speaker 10: It's called the Monthly b and it's kind of a

42:55 Speaker 10: play on my motto, which is bub Brave, be Free,

42:58 Speaker 10: and so in it, I always write a little encouraging

43:01 Speaker 10: message about being yourself, being brave or being free, and

43:05 Speaker 10: then updates about where I'm playing that month, any new

43:09 Speaker 10: music that came out, in any new exciting stuff that's happening.

43:12 Speaker 10: So the website is kind of a one stop shop.

43:15 Speaker 10: And then you can also find me on social media

43:17 Speaker 10: at Katie Dobbin's Music and yeah, you can listen to

43:21 Speaker 10: all my music on Spotify, Apple, Pandora, wherever you like

43:25 Speaker 10: to listen, or on Matt's radio show. Thank you so much, Matt.

43:28 Speaker 4: Oh, absolutely, always happy to do that. And Katie, we'll

43:32 Speaker 4: let you go.

43:32 Speaker 13: I'm going to play those tracks, but please continue to

43:35 Speaker 13: travel safely today and have a great event tonight at

43:39 Speaker 13: the boot Barn, and we will look forward to the

43:41 Speaker 13: next time we can have you live with us in studio.

43:44 Speaker 13: And like I said, hopefully this is our final winter

43:46 Speaker 13: storm of the season.

43:49 Speaker 4: My goodness, it's so.

43:52 Speaker 10: So I so wish I was in person with you,

43:54 Speaker 10: but I really appreciate your flexibility. I could call it

43:57 Speaker 10: and this was really fun. Oh always know I'm sitting

44:00 Speaker 10: in a parking lot instead of in that really cool

44:04 Speaker 10: new studio, but yeah, I look forward to doing that

44:08 Speaker 10: sometime hopefully soon.

44:10 Speaker 13: Absolutely, we will definitely all right, Katie, we'll let you

44:13 Speaker 13: go for now. Thank you so much for calling, and

44:14 Speaker 13: we'll talk.

44:15 Speaker 4: To you soon.

44:16 Speaker 10: Thank you. Thanks everyone, have a great day.

44:18 Speaker 4: You got it.

44:19 Speaker 13: Bye bye, all right, the great Katie Dobbins, and we

44:23 Speaker 13: will close out this segment with like I said, I'm

44:26 Speaker 13: gonna play both of these tracks. We played two to open,

44:28 Speaker 13: and I want to play two to close. We've got

44:31 Speaker 13: Giants and then just because I can both great songs,

44:34 Speaker 13: but I really love Giants. I really love the lyrics,

44:36 Speaker 13: so this is very very interesting. Katie played this live

44:39 Speaker 13: on Granite State of Mind with us a few weeks

44:42 Speaker 13: ago and I was very impressed. So we'll give these

44:44 Speaker 13: a spend. And then if you are listening live on

44:46 Speaker 13: Saturday again, if you're traveling, please be careful. We have

44:49 Speaker 13: a bit of a winter snow event in the middle

44:51 Speaker 13: of April here in New Hampshire. But coming up in

44:54 Speaker 13: the second hour, Echo Ray will be with us, and

44:57 Speaker 13: in the third hour we have Jesse Rotstein and so

45:01 Speaker 13: we've got plenty more.

45:02 Speaker 4: Matt Connorton unleash to come.

45:03 Speaker 13: We are live from the studios of WM and H

45:06 Speaker 13: ninety five point three FM in snowy, wintry Manchester, New Hampshire.

45:11 Speaker 4: But check this out. This is Giants by Katie Dobbins.

45:21 Speaker 15: Your sweatshirt falling off my should. It's too big, Bud.

45:29 Speaker 15: Then again it always was. When did I become so small?

45:36 Speaker 15: Living in your shadow? I don't fail the space saddle.

45:43 Speaker 15: She's like I've been swallow. Don't take too much space,

45:52 Speaker 15: my mime shrink, so I don't race skin bed or

46:02 Speaker 15: to be sick then to be sorry.

46:09 Speaker 9: Well I'm sorry I don't feel safe. But around chin,

46:17 Speaker 9: maybe it's time back. Come mad har hating sun, just mad,

46:25 Speaker 9: make god.

46:26 Speaker 1: And lie.

46:29 Speaker 9: Just so you could think then you are the cho

46:38 Speaker 9: You're come rushing off my should terms.

46:44 Speaker 3: It's a herd powering.

46:46 Speaker 15: But then again it always once now.

46:51 Speaker 22: That arts coming clean, shedding everything good me renewing wrong

46:59 Speaker 22: night skin and tell me are you panisky?

47:05 Speaker 9: Baby? Do you fisting boma shy head because something fins

47:13 Speaker 9: turn back come matter har anting smart just to make

47:20 Speaker 9: saying god.

47:21 Speaker 18: And lie.

47:25 Speaker 9: Just so you could think that you are the job.

47:33 Speaker 9: You know job, don't too much choice space man maps.

47:47 Speaker 3: Shriek so I don't risk anything.

47:54 Speaker 1: Try to crawl tat me, but I know no.

48:02 Speaker 16: The giant side, so I don't think the same.

48:22 Speaker 9: Shine times time, how take its too small?

48:32 Speaker 1: Test may speak, but as.

48:37 Speaker 9: That to stist to show.

48:45 Speaker 10: Jump no no shu.

48:53 Speaker 9: Hiant side.

48:58 Speaker 5: Known giant horny.

49:12 Speaker 3: The fighting sont just makes.

49:14 Speaker 16: Me good giant sort.

49:18 Speaker 3: The acting sont just makes me.

49:21 Speaker 9: Giant son, make bally giant sort, just make.

49:33 Speaker 15: Believe you shine like the northerheart.

49:44 Speaker 9: You come sprady heading the night, and I am greatful.

49:52 Speaker 9: I am greatful.

49:58 Speaker 3: Where there is Oh, you bereave where there is a world.

50:08 Speaker 9: You bereave the piece. When I can't take kids, you say,

50:15 Speaker 9: have faith, And I am greageful.

50:21 Speaker 3: Yes, I am greageful.

50:29 Speaker 9: You shine like the Nord I not your cold spading

50:38 Speaker 9: reading and not, and I am the angel. I am gerage.

50:49 Speaker 9: You're a.

50:52 Speaker 3: Kind believing ship.

51:06 Speaker 16: You breath.

51:09 Speaker 7: With a feel, grow kick you.

51:13 Speaker 9: Said, I am wearing. You believe, mister tied the right.

51:26 Speaker 7: Sand bird.

51:34 Speaker 9: You shine like the all hide the corpa sad.

51:54 Speaker 1: You're big and green and blue and.

52:14 Speaker 3: The bug into my word.

52:22 Speaker 20: Color outside of the lights of known until her well,

52:31 Speaker 20: my so.

52:36 Speaker 9: Called and blue bag into my comside, my side, to

52:56 Speaker 9: flow up my side. You shine like them do because

53:16 Speaker 9: te rang the sign and bade.

53:25 Speaker 1: You shine like.

53:28 Speaker 9: Do because sad my mind tan the sign and read

53:42 Speaker 9: I am bad read time.

54:08 Speaker 11: Yoshi.

54:10 Speaker 6: The sun's supposed to boomt wars, but there's snow on

54:13 Speaker 6: the play. Lanchester's feeling like the North Pole zone.

54:18 Speaker 11: I'm out here in boots when that's a rock colone

54:21 Speaker 11: smell bead ship.

54:22 Speaker 9: And this is string gone love.

54:24 Speaker 6: I's some of buck like winters out siddles, he wi

54:28 Speaker 6: sipp you won blood.

54:29 Speaker 11: I'm bundled and said, come on, New Hampshire. Wasn't messing

54:33 Speaker 11: with my head. I'm pulling my shovel away. Thought I'd

54:36 Speaker 11: seen the last flake. Now I'm out here again, cleaning pass.

54:40 Speaker 6: I can't take win a chill pulling cranks playing that season.

54:44 Speaker 3: What's going on up there?

54:45 Speaker 6: Weather got no reason smell beach ship and this is

54:48 Speaker 6: spring gone loud. I's some of buck like winters out sidled,

54:53 Speaker 6: he wis sipp you one blood.

54:54 Speaker 3: I'm bundled and.

54:55 Speaker 11: Said, come on, New Hampshirt wasn't messing with my head.

55:00 Speaker 4: I'll pull my shovel away.

55:01 Speaker 7: I thought I'd seen the last flake.

55:03 Speaker 4: Now I'm out here again, cleaning pass.

55:05 Speaker 11: I can't take waynard chill pulling franks playing that season.

55:09 Speaker 3: What's going on up there?

55:11 Speaker 4: Weather got no reason?

55:12 Speaker 6: No beat shit, and this spring gone loud? I summer

55:16 Speaker 6: buck like windows exiled aquillsip be one blood and bundled

55:21 Speaker 6: and said, come on him.

55:22 Speaker 7: Sure wasn't missing with my head.

55:25 Speaker 4: Sun's on vacation, clouds taking.

55:27 Speaker 13: Charge, dropping here in the stone man.

55:30 Speaker 6: That's a sabotage, blue skysil, hostage by a frosty spree,

55:34 Speaker 6: mothering nature.

55:35 Speaker 3: What's this joke you're pulling on me?

55:37 Speaker 6: Dream of barcues, Now stuck with this deal? Puffy coat

55:41 Speaker 6: and gloves man, how about you?

55:44 Speaker 3: I want to see green glass. Forget the police.

55:47 Speaker 11: Sights, but the snows clashing all my springtime dates.

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