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11:21 Speaker 17: Today is a Saturday, April twelve, two thy twenty five.

11:26 Speaker 17: Jenny is here of course at the news table accounted

11:30 Speaker 17: for and let me get that mic up there. So

11:32 Speaker 17: we've got Jesse Rutztina.

11:34 Speaker 18: Is here with us. Hello Jesse.

11:35 Speaker 3: Yeah, how's it going good?

11:36 Speaker 18: I gotta boost this up a little bit.

11:38 Speaker 17: We have to kind of sound check live on the air,

11:42 Speaker 17: but yeah, welcome to the show.

11:43 Speaker 18: It's great to have you on.

11:44 Speaker 17: So we met you at the grand reopening of Terminus

11:49 Speaker 17: Underground back in how many months it becomes a blur,

11:52 Speaker 17: I don't know how many.

11:53 Speaker 3: Months ago, January, I think, yeah, it was a yeah January.

11:56 Speaker 17: Yeah, that sounds right, yeah, yeah, and no, we were

11:59 Speaker 17: very impressed. I love your thank you absolutely absolutely, and

12:03 Speaker 17: and the songs are great. We have we played that

12:05 Speaker 17: studio track and we're gonna be playing another one toward

12:08 Speaker 17: the end of our conversation today too, which is a

12:10 Speaker 17: world radio premiere or something that we'll talk about later.

12:14 Speaker 17: So really looking forward to that and looking forward to

12:16 Speaker 17: hearing you play live. But that tell us about because

12:21 Speaker 17: we were talking off air too about a collaborator of

12:24 Speaker 17: yours who someone who has been on the show, although

12:27 Speaker 17: ironically not talking about music but talking about other subjects.

12:31 Speaker 3: So he's on a long time ago. But Caleb, Yeah, yeah,

12:34 Speaker 3: Caleb die Er. He is my probably my main producer,

12:39 Speaker 3: co producer, because we both work on the stuff together,

12:41 Speaker 3: been in a few bands together over the years. I

12:45 Speaker 3: hooked up with Tree Street's Inc. Is the studio that

12:48 Speaker 3: we work out of, executive producers Dave Patterson, who makes

12:51 Speaker 3: all this happen for us, and me and Caleb hooked

12:55 Speaker 3: up years ago. We were in the Jes Sols band together,

12:58 Speaker 3: and then we were in a short lived band called

13:01 Speaker 3: Stay in the end, and you know, both of us

13:03 Speaker 3: are just working working on the studio together, and we

13:07 Speaker 3: did a bunch of tracks. The track that we're about

13:09 Speaker 3: We're gonna play later is actually a song that's been

13:12 Speaker 3: three years in the making. We recorded tracks years ago

13:15 Speaker 3: and it kind of gave some rebirth to it. So yeah,

13:18 Speaker 3: he's kind of like been my partner throughout this whole thing.

13:21 Speaker 3: It's definitely the EP is going to be a solo release,

13:24 Speaker 3: but it definitely takes a village, you know.

13:25 Speaker 18: Right right, yeah, no doubt, no doubt.

13:29 Speaker 17: So where do you record, like you record at his

13:32 Speaker 17: studio or where do you record?

13:34 Speaker 16: So the studio is operated own and operated by Dave Patterson.

13:38 Speaker 3: It's called Tree Streets, gotcha. It's on Vine Street in Nashua.

13:44 Speaker 3: And the things that Dave has done with this place,

13:47 Speaker 3: it's a it's a full studio and a rehearsal space

13:49 Speaker 3: for other bands, similar to what Terminus Underground does. It's

13:53 Speaker 3: kind of a place where we can get in and

13:56 Speaker 3: uh not break the bank to record and and put

14:00 Speaker 3: together some really great tracks. There's so much talent Dave

14:04 Speaker 3: as an engineer, Caleb as engineer, musician, you know, and

14:10 Speaker 3: producer as well. So the three of us have been

14:13 Speaker 3: working closely together for years, about four or five years now.

14:17 Speaker 18: Yeah.

14:17 Speaker 16: So it's full studio at the sound booth, you know everything.

14:20 Speaker 16: It's not much to look at on the outside, but

14:23 Speaker 16: when you go in anytime somebody new comes down, they're.

14:26 Speaker 1: Like, wow, this place is great.

14:28 Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, we have and then there's a number

14:30 Speaker 3: of bands that you know, rent space in there and

14:33 Speaker 3: stuff too. It's not so much as a performance as

14:37 Speaker 3: as like kind of a studio, the studio side of

14:40 Speaker 3: local music.

14:41 Speaker 18: Okay, okay, very cool.

14:43 Speaker 17: And so how did your are you from Nashua?

14:45 Speaker 3: Is I'm from Nashville?

14:46 Speaker 18: You're from Is that?

14:48 Speaker 17: How your your association with Eleanor and Andre from Terminus

14:51 Speaker 17: in New Hampshire Underground came about.

14:53 Speaker 3: Yeah, Eleanor hit me up. I think that I forget

14:57 Speaker 3: exactly what happened. I think they had to cancel a

15:00 Speaker 3: or they just heard about me. But there was a

15:03 Speaker 3: show last fourth of July. It was a veterans benefit

15:07 Speaker 3: and they asked me if i'd like to go do it.

15:09 Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, we met, we hit it off, and

15:11 Speaker 3: then they asked me to come play at Terminus and

15:14 Speaker 3: I've been down there a few times. Great, great place,

15:17 Speaker 3: you know, great, great place for local musicians and artists.

15:20 Speaker 3: I met, uh the person who's doing all my photography

15:24 Speaker 3: down there, Crafty k. She's she's I met her at

15:28 Speaker 3: Terminus too, and okay, you know. So it's it's and

15:31 Speaker 3: what we're trying to do at Tree Streets is like

15:35 Speaker 3: the studio side of showcasing what they're what they're doing

15:37 Speaker 3: in nashauas So it's really it's it's I really love

15:40 Speaker 3: those guys. They're really awesome.

15:41 Speaker 18: Yeah.

15:41 Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'll be playing down there on the seventh

15:43 Speaker 3: of June.

15:44 Speaker 18: Oh excellent, Yeah, excellent. Yeah.

15:47 Speaker 17: We So when we went to that, so, yeah, that

15:49 Speaker 17: was the first time Jenny and I had seen you

15:51 Speaker 17: and Quincy Lord, who had just been on the show.

15:54 Speaker 17: I think uh m'd have been on that morning, no,

15:57 Speaker 17: or maybe.

15:58 Speaker 3: It was definitely it was weird because I checked you

16:00 Speaker 3: out right after we booked the show and Quincy had

16:02 Speaker 3: been on because I just I just met quin that night.

16:05 Speaker 18: Yeah. Yeah, he's amazing, he's great.

16:07 Speaker 17: The thing that I tell everybody about Terminus is the

16:09 Speaker 17: first time you walk into it, it's like it's like

16:11 Speaker 17: walking into another world. It's like, uh, you know, what

16:14 Speaker 17: I mean, it's so unique and so interesting.

16:17 Speaker 3: Yeah, and you get there and you know, you look

16:19 Speaker 3: and you're like, am I in the right spot?

16:21 Speaker 18: Yeah?

16:22 Speaker 17: And they do a great job with the sound there too, fantastic, Yeah,

16:25 Speaker 17: Andre And I think Katie is that her name, the

16:28 Speaker 17: sound engineer who's there a lot too.

16:31 Speaker 3: I think it's not really sure, I think it's I

16:32 Speaker 3: think I think it's Katie.

16:34 Speaker 18: Yeah, they do it.

16:35 Speaker 17: They do a great job, and they get a they

16:36 Speaker 17: get a great sound out of the place, no doubt,

16:38 Speaker 17: no doubt.

16:39 Speaker 3: Absolutely.

16:39 Speaker 18: Yeah.

16:39 Speaker 17: And we need, you know, we need as many places

16:41 Speaker 17: like that as possible that are really into supporting local

16:45 Speaker 17: music and also you know, being able to have national

16:48 Speaker 17: acts to come through, like Jenny was able to work

16:50 Speaker 17: with Eleanor to book Green Jello there.

16:52 Speaker 3: Yeah, I missed that show. Does it work in that night?

16:56 Speaker 3: But my buddy went to that show and brought me

16:59 Speaker 3: an auto graph shirt from from the bands, because you know,

17:02 Speaker 3: I remember those guys from when I was a kid.

17:04 Speaker 17: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely absolutely.

17:07 Speaker 18: Do you play out a lot? Do you play a

17:09 Speaker 18: lot of live shows?

17:09 Speaker 3: I was, I was doing a lot of shows. I've

17:12 Speaker 3: pretty much been laser focused in the studio right now.

17:16 Speaker 3: Throughout the last few years, I've been trying to put

17:18 Speaker 3: together a number of different projects and the you know,

17:22 Speaker 3: I work with different bands and and different artists, some

17:25 Speaker 3: amazing artists that that actually appear on the upcoming EP.

17:29 Speaker 3: Oh cool, Yeah, absolutely, but it at the beginning of

17:33 Speaker 3: this year, I decided that I had so much material

17:37 Speaker 3: that we've just compiled over the last couple of years,

17:39 Speaker 3: and I have all these new songs that I wanted

17:41 Speaker 3: to do. So I was like, all right, I'm going

17:45 Speaker 3: to try to do this ground up. I've never promoted

17:48 Speaker 3: myself as a solo artist before, and so I put

17:52 Speaker 3: I mean, there's a song that's coming out that's a duet,

17:56 Speaker 3: you know, and the one that we're going to play later,

17:58 Speaker 3: Dear Baby Jean has some amazing, amazing musicians on it,

18:03 Speaker 3: and yeah, so I was just like, you.

18:06 Speaker 16: Know what, I'm going to promote it as a solo thing.

18:08 Speaker 16: I'm doing all the online stuff that you're supposed to do,

18:11 Speaker 16: which is extremely tedious. Yes, the music industry has changed

18:16 Speaker 16: the way that artists get themselves out there, but I

18:18 Speaker 16: can tell you that I never thought I'd be on

18:21 Speaker 16: TikTok as much as I have lately.

18:24 Speaker 3: With this single.

18:25 Speaker 16: Kidding, kidding, but yeah, So I am booking through the

18:31 Speaker 16: summer and you know.

18:33 Speaker 3: And going forward as and I'm going to be promoting

18:36 Speaker 3: it as a solo thing the show. I'm doing it terminus.

18:40 Speaker 3: I have a couple of great players that are going

18:42 Speaker 3: to be playing with me, and then I'm playing a

18:45 Speaker 3: gig at the end of June the sorry, it's the

18:49 Speaker 3: summer kickoff at the Auburn Pits June twenty second. Faith

18:53 Speaker 3: and Band is going to be the liner. Nice and

18:58 Speaker 3: you know other Bit tumble Toes, Glitter Tooth and the

19:00 Speaker 3: Whole Loaf were also going to be playing. I'm gonna

19:02 Speaker 3: be opening the show and I got some great musicians

19:04 Speaker 3: playing that one with me too.

19:05 Speaker 18: So it's standing here.

19:06 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's but that's all I have for the

19:08 Speaker 3: live stuff coming up right now. It's gonna be laser

19:11 Speaker 3: focused on studio getting the EP out. That way, I

19:15 Speaker 3: have something to promote when I really do get out

19:17 Speaker 3: there and start.

19:17 Speaker 18: Gigging exactly and when is the EP coming out?

19:21 Speaker 3: The goal? The goal is June tenth. Okay, we're dropping

19:25 Speaker 3: the next single on May first and June tenth. I

19:29 Speaker 3: just there's some finishing touches. You know, different musicians are

19:33 Speaker 3: supposed to be coming in and doing a couple of

19:35 Speaker 3: things for the last song. So wow, I'm hoping to

19:37 Speaker 3: get it all done by then, but it'll be five

19:40 Speaker 3: songs and then after that there'll be a full length.

19:43 Speaker 3: And don't ask me a date on that one.

19:45 Speaker 17: Oh okay, so you're already planning a full length.

19:47 Speaker 16: I am planning the full length. But it's I really

19:49 Speaker 16: want to see that stay anywhere.

19:52 Speaker 3: When I released it, you know, I did a ton

19:54 Speaker 3: of research on how to promote and what people are

19:58 Speaker 3: doing now to get heard, and I'm getting I'm getting

20:01 Speaker 3: some views and I'm getting some uh some some positivity

20:04 Speaker 3: coming back from it. But uh, I really like it's

20:07 Speaker 3: almost like I'm working through the kinks on this one

20:09 Speaker 3: as I prepare to really push the next five songs.

20:13 Speaker 17: Okay, okay, no that makes sense. Yeah, uh do you

20:17 Speaker 17: want to play I'm down here?

20:18 Speaker 18: You play live? I know, I know Jenny is too

20:20 Speaker 18: on the audience shore yeah uh.

20:23 Speaker 17: What uh yeah, I'll let you go ahead and grab

20:25 Speaker 17: your guitar and then uh while Jesse's doing that. Uh,

20:28 Speaker 17: if you are listening live, of course, we have Jesse

20:31 Speaker 17: Rutstein here with us live in studio on this snowy

20:35 Speaker 17: Saturday morning. We were very surprised to wake up to

20:38 Speaker 17: uh a lot of snow on the ground and it

20:40 Speaker 17: was still coming down and the roads were messy and uh,

20:43 Speaker 17: just right back to winter. But uh, let's see, let

20:45 Speaker 17: me turn that up. But oh that sounds nice in

20:49 Speaker 17: the headphone. See that sounds nice. Yeah, that sounds really good.

20:57 Speaker 17: What do you what are you gonna play for us?

20:59 Speaker 3: There's a song called Superhero Toys. I have four amazing,

21:04 Speaker 3: amazing children, Gia, Junior, Jackson, and Reenie. Her name is Maureen,

21:09 Speaker 3: but we call her Reenie.

21:10 Speaker 18: Oh okay.

21:11 Speaker 3: This is a song I wrote a long time ago

21:13 Speaker 3: when I found out I was having my second son.

21:16 Speaker 3: And it's a song about my my first son, and

21:19 Speaker 3: and like how nerve racking it is to find out

21:23 Speaker 3: you're having a boy, and all the thoughts that go

21:25 Speaker 3: through your mind. I have to raise a man. You

21:27 Speaker 3: got to teach him respect, you got to teach him

21:29 Speaker 3: to be good, and you know, and and so the

21:31 Speaker 3: first verse is about that, and then the rest of

21:34 Speaker 3: the song is about how great he is.

21:35 Speaker 16: And then his his brother, Jackson was born how great

21:38 Speaker 16: of a big brother, and and wow. So it's like

21:41 Speaker 16: yeah and yeah, I'm really proud of all my all

21:44 Speaker 16: my babies.

21:45 Speaker 18: All right, very good? And what was it called again?

21:47 Speaker 3: It's called superhero toys.

21:48 Speaker 18: Superhero toys? All right?

22:01 Speaker 16: I mad loss and these tears are of joy. When

22:06 Speaker 16: she looked up to me and said, the swan's a boy.

22:10 Speaker 1: Kind of funny how.

22:12 Speaker 16: To fear and the love of a sun stop you

22:17 Speaker 16: to think of the things you have done, because I

22:21 Speaker 16: want him to be strong, but be sweet to his mother.

22:26 Speaker 1: Abolia, brave with no fear of another.

22:30 Speaker 16: And don't want him to love me as much as

22:34 Speaker 16: he can, because it's my job to.

22:37 Speaker 1: Make him live. And so is you, my angel. But

22:46 Speaker 1: this one's for the boys. To the truck say, and

22:49 Speaker 1: the trains and the.

22:51 Speaker 16: Superhero choice to fish in and wishing we could stay

22:56 Speaker 16: up farm night until mom comes. Turns out live said,

23:03 Speaker 16: don't worry, boys, it's all gonna be all ride. He

23:18 Speaker 16: gets the show. And then his sister.

23:21 Speaker 1: Gets away with ball than he does.

23:25 Speaker 16: When she looks in me that way, he said, hey, Dad,

23:30 Speaker 16: why can't I get wood?

23:32 Speaker 3: I want?

23:33 Speaker 1: I said, you know better, son, So let's have some.

23:37 Speaker 16: Furs, and so it's to my Angel.

23:43 Speaker 1: But this one's for the boys to.

23:46 Speaker 16: The truck, say on the trains and the Superhero Choice

23:50 Speaker 16: to fishing and wishing we could stay up all night

23:55 Speaker 16: until Mom comes turns out. Lie said, don't worry, boys,

24:03 Speaker 16: It's all gonna be all right.

24:10 Speaker 1: And I can't believe how much you have grown.

24:15 Speaker 16: I'm proud of you, son, and I hope that you

24:19 Speaker 16: know there's another boy coming.

24:22 Speaker 1: I hope that she can help me to make him

24:27 Speaker 1: a man. Long man loss again, Morti is a joy.

24:37 Speaker 16: She looked up at me and said, it's another boy.

24:42 Speaker 16: And I know that you'll love him as much as

24:46 Speaker 16: you can, because it's my job to me him man.

24:52 Speaker 1: It's a job to.

24:54 Speaker 16: Make him man.

24:59 Speaker 1: And so oh, here's to my Angel.

25:02 Speaker 16: But this one's for the boys to the truck, say

25:05 Speaker 16: on the trains and the super Hero Toys to fish

25:10 Speaker 16: in and wishing we could stay a bond nine until

25:14 Speaker 16: Mom comes and turns out the live.

25:19 Speaker 1: Let's see it. Don't worry, boys, it's all gonna be

25:24 Speaker 1: all right.

25:29 Speaker 3: Oh that is beautiful. That is beautiful, Thank you, thank

25:40 Speaker 3: you very much.

25:42 Speaker 17: That is Superhero Toys, performed live by Jesse Rudstein here

25:47 Speaker 17: in studio on this snowy Saturday morning, Matt connorton unleased.

25:51 Speaker 17: We're live from the studios of w m n H

25:54 Speaker 17: ninety five point three FM. And uh, let's see my

25:57 Speaker 17: art by KF in the chatroom, says Rocket.

26:00 Speaker 3: See that is uh that she did all of all

26:04 Speaker 3: the photography for the album.

26:05 Speaker 18: Oh that's who did them?

26:06 Speaker 17: Okay, Yeah, she's really great, outstanding. Yeah, absolutely, very cool,

26:12 Speaker 17: very cool. I'm curious about, uh, like, how how did

26:15 Speaker 17: you learn to sing? Because you've got a certain there's

26:17 Speaker 17: a rottenness to your voice that I really like that

26:19 Speaker 17: I think, and I think it works perfectly with your material.

26:22 Speaker 17: Like did you ever take lessons? Are you self taught?

26:24 Speaker 3: Or the only lessons I ever took wereun drums? The singing,

26:30 Speaker 3: The singing has it's been you know, I thought I

26:33 Speaker 3: could sing for a long time, and then I started

26:35 Speaker 3: recording and I was like, wow, I really need to

26:37 Speaker 3: work on this. Yeah, for sure, it's it's uh so.

26:41 Speaker 3: My my influences are everything from BB King to Michael

26:45 Speaker 3: Jackson to Metallica, I mean and but and the Beatles

26:50 Speaker 3: and everything in between. And and I had I found

26:54 Speaker 3: out early on that a little bit of rasp can

26:57 Speaker 3: hide the fact that I don't know a lot of notes.

27:01 Speaker 3: I used to play the blues a lot. That's how

27:03 Speaker 3: I really learned how to play. Me and my friends

27:06 Speaker 3: just in high school, and I played a lot of

27:09 Speaker 3: blues and then the classic rock with classic rock, which

27:12 Speaker 3: I guess is now oldies. But yeah, I always really

27:17 Speaker 3: liked the raspy kind of voice. Yeah, ken hits, you know.

27:20 Speaker 16: I and through the years, through you know, recording and

27:24 Speaker 16: listening back, and I always joke like I hate my voice,

27:27 Speaker 16: you know, because I listened to it more than anybody

27:29 Speaker 16: else studio and whatnot. But yeah, I definitely, of course

27:33 Speaker 16: I appreciate it, and it's uh, I definitely don't want

27:35 Speaker 16: to say it's years of practice and lots of smoking.

27:38 Speaker 3: But but yeah, so I I you know, it took

27:43 Speaker 3: me a while to kind of like be like, all right,

27:45 Speaker 3: this is my my thing, this is my voice.

27:48 Speaker 10: You know.

27:48 Speaker 3: I have friends and bands back in the day who

27:51 Speaker 3: were like, why are you always doing the raspy thing?

27:53 Speaker 3: Like you have a really nice, clear voice too, and

27:56 Speaker 3: and that does that does come through on the record,

28:00 Speaker 3: you know, But.

28:02 Speaker 16: Yeah, I try to be as diverse as possible because

28:04 Speaker 16: my influences range.

28:06 Speaker 3: They're just all over the road. Yeah, So you know,

28:08 Speaker 3: I'm trying to put you know, there's that one which

28:11 Speaker 3: is the sweet song, and then the one you played,

28:13 Speaker 3: which is kind of like the outlaw acoustic. Yeah, and

28:16 Speaker 3: then Dear Baby Gene is like a hard rock and

28:19 Speaker 3: tune with amazing guitar work done by Peter Davis and

28:26 Speaker 3: who's a great local musician as well. So yeah, I'm

28:29 Speaker 3: trying to like bring a little bit of everything. But

28:31 Speaker 3: the one thing that does hold it all together, I

28:34 Speaker 3: at least in my opinion, is the voice. Okay, you know, yeah,

28:38 Speaker 3: I'm trying to put HAMM and B three organs on

28:42 Speaker 3: one and then we have a shaker on the other one.

28:44 Speaker 3: It's just acoustic, you know. So it's like it's it's

28:49 Speaker 3: what holds it together. Is that familiar voice.

28:52 Speaker 17: When you sing with with that rasp? Is that something

28:55 Speaker 17: you do consciously or does that just happen because you

28:57 Speaker 17: mentioned too you do also sing on some tracks with

29:00 Speaker 17: a cleaner voice.

29:02 Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I control it the best I can

29:05 Speaker 3: do it. I do it on purpose because I can

29:07 Speaker 3: hit you know, lovely notes too. Yeah, Yeah, especially when

29:11 Speaker 3: I'm doing the acoustic gigs, you got to kind of

29:13 Speaker 3: do that. But yeah, it just it just it comes

29:17 Speaker 3: naturally to me. And it's like a guitarist learning how

29:20 Speaker 3: to control his feedback, you know. Yeah, you know, sometimes

29:23 Speaker 3: it's cool. Sometimes it's like you just turn it down

29:26 Speaker 3: right right.

29:28 Speaker 18: Now.

29:28 Speaker 17: You mentioned so you you used to play in a band. Actually,

29:31 Speaker 17: you mentioned you played in a band with Caleb.

29:33 Speaker 3: I played in a couple bands with Caleb. We met,

29:36 Speaker 3: I believe around two thousand, two thousand and one with

29:41 Speaker 3: the Jess Olsen band. Jess Olsen's another amazing musician, musician

29:45 Speaker 3: from the area. She's Jessica's Songbird is probably how anybody

29:49 Speaker 3: would know her.

29:50 Speaker 17: Oh yeah, she's really great. I think I interviewed Jess

29:53 Speaker 17: Olson once.

29:54 Speaker 3: I wouldn't doubt it.

29:55 Speaker 18: Yeah, I wouldn't.

29:56 Speaker 17: It becomes a blurb, but I think a long time

29:58 Speaker 17: ago I interviewed Jess Olson.

29:59 Speaker 3: That's very that surprises me because she's really really memorable.

30:03 Speaker 3: But she's Yeah, she's awesome, And the band just kind

30:06 Speaker 3: of went separate ways. Me and uh me and Jess

30:09 Speaker 3: had different ideas of what we were going to do

30:12 Speaker 3: with the music going forward. After being together for a

30:15 Speaker 3: couple of years and when when the band split.

30:19 Speaker 16: The guys that were, you know, uh, Alec Philip Brown

30:22 Speaker 16: was our bass player, and Seth Seedars, who appears on

30:24 Speaker 16: on some tracks on the on the record as well.

30:27 Speaker 3: Uh played drums.

30:29 Speaker 16: And we were like, hey, you want to just keep

30:30 Speaker 16: jamming and doing some rock stuff.

30:33 Speaker 3: I was like, well, are we going to find a

30:34 Speaker 3: new singer, you know, and they're like, why don't you

30:36 Speaker 3: just sing? So we did a few gigs and recorded

30:39 Speaker 3: some really really wonderful music as a group, and that

30:44 Speaker 3: was about two or three years ago, and now here

30:48 Speaker 3: we are where some some of those songs that I

30:50 Speaker 3: thought that I was just going to scrap because that

30:52 Speaker 3: been you know, people have schedule, different goals and whatnot.

30:56 Speaker 3: And when that ended, I thought, oh, well I lost

30:59 Speaker 3: a couple of tunes. But I ended up you know,

31:03 Speaker 3: going back in and putting some stuff together. And yeah,

31:06 Speaker 3: you know this one song called on Your Toes, which

31:10 Speaker 3: originally was a song about a girl and I just

31:16 Speaker 3: for whatever reason, I'm not gonna be playing that song anymore,

31:19 Speaker 3: but the drums were just so good in it. And

31:23 Speaker 3: on Your Toes was a song that I wrote years

31:25 Speaker 3: and years ago about my daughter who's an amazing dancer,

31:29 Speaker 3: and it's a song about her doing getting up on

31:33 Speaker 3: toe shoes when she was in ballet for the first time.

31:35 Speaker 3: And it's a really nice song. But I was like, Wow,

31:38 Speaker 3: those drums are gonna work really cool. So I went

31:40 Speaker 3: in and cut up. I told Seth. I was like,

31:42 Speaker 3: I'm gonna be cutting up your drum track, but I'm

31:44 Speaker 3: gonna be using it. Yeah, So he hasn't even heard

31:46 Speaker 3: his drum track yet.

31:47 Speaker 18: Oh yeah, it's.

31:48 Speaker 3: Cool that one. I can't wait. I'll be playing that

31:50 Speaker 3: one for you today. Took that one. I can't wait

31:53 Speaker 3: to release because that's a really cool tune.

31:55 Speaker 18: Yeah.

31:55 Speaker 3: I have some saxophone on it.

31:57 Speaker 18: Oh, very cool.

31:58 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, the forgotten rock and roll instrum.

32:00 Speaker 18: Yeah.

32:01 Speaker 3: What was it that brought you after playing in bands?

32:03 Speaker 17: What was it that brought you to wanting to do

32:05 Speaker 17: a solo thing but where you're still obviously collaborating with

32:07 Speaker 17: a lot of musicians.

32:10 Speaker 3: Well, Number one, I've never done it before. Yeah, it's

32:12 Speaker 3: always been a dream of mine. But I find that, like,

32:17 Speaker 3: especially in this area, it's really really tough to get

32:20 Speaker 3: out there and promote original music. And if I'm going

32:24 Speaker 3: to start a band, nine times out of ten, you're

32:27 Speaker 3: gonna be playing three hour cover gigs.

32:29 Speaker 16: Not that I have anything against that, not to think

32:31 Speaker 16: anything's wrong with that. There are some freaking workhorses in

32:35 Speaker 16: this town, oh yeah, in the area who are out

32:37 Speaker 16: there every night killing it, bringing live music to the area.

32:41 Speaker 18: Yep.

32:42 Speaker 3: It's just I want to do my thing. I want

32:46 Speaker 3: to get on some bills that are promoting original music,

32:50 Speaker 3: and I realize in order to do that, I'm going

32:52 Speaker 3: to have to have that original music available. So I

32:55 Speaker 3: kind of instead of playing in bands that will be

32:59 Speaker 3: funded by playing three hour nights at a bar, I'm

33:03 Speaker 3: gonna go the other route and try to promote this

33:05 Speaker 3: first and then get out there and get some opening

33:08 Speaker 3: slots for some bigger bands and that kind of thing.

33:11 Speaker 3: At least that's the goal.

33:12 Speaker 18: Yeah. No, I think that makes a lot of sense.

33:14 Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, Well, do you want to play that song

33:16 Speaker 17: you're just talking about it?

33:17 Speaker 18: I'd love to.

33:18 Speaker 17: Hear another one, And if you are listening live, if

33:20 Speaker 17: you're just joining us, Jesse Rutstein, it's here with us

33:23 Speaker 17: live in studio on this Saturday morning here and sounding amazing.

33:29 Speaker 3: So that one, the last one I played was about

33:31 Speaker 3: my son this is about my daughter. I don't know

33:35 Speaker 3: if you know anything about dance, but I was a

33:37 Speaker 3: dance dad. And okay, when a kid gets company, it's

33:41 Speaker 3: like being one of the all stars.

33:42 Speaker 18: Oh, okay, gotcha.

33:43 Speaker 3: She became a company dancer. And this is about the

33:48 Speaker 3: first time I saw it, because it takes a couple

33:49 Speaker 3: of years to get up on those toe shoes. And

33:51 Speaker 3: you know when you picture a ballerina like like a

33:54 Speaker 3: music box or something, and they're on that toe, that's

33:57 Speaker 3: what that's what the song's about. Okay, time I actually

34:00 Speaker 3: saw her do it.

34:01 Speaker 18: Okay, very cool, You're sorry, No worries.

34:26 Speaker 1: Besides, they can't be real with the light up when

34:30 Speaker 1: they look at me. The yard would be ideal.

34:42 Speaker 3: To walk and.

34:43 Speaker 5: Touching the trees. Every touch tree saw.

34:52 Speaker 16: You dancing on your toe. I knew what they man

34:58 Speaker 16: when they said it's to watch them grow. When you

35:03 Speaker 16: first dance with me, I had old jeans and capture clothes.

35:15 Speaker 5: She said, I love you, Mom.

35:31 Speaker 1: Now I can't believe she's really a lucky man. I

35:36 Speaker 1: can never be.

35:42 Speaker 3: I see a.

35:43 Speaker 5: Woman, not a girl.

35:44 Speaker 3: And I can't.

35:45 Speaker 16: Remember the time of sigh from the day you came

35:49 Speaker 16: into my life.

35:52 Speaker 1: That had been so Friday.

35:58 Speaker 16: When I saw you dancing on your tools, I knew

36:03 Speaker 16: what they man when they.

36:05 Speaker 1: Said it's a watch them grow. When you first dance

36:10 Speaker 1: with me, I had to hold your hands, you catch

36:14 Speaker 1: your clumb.

36:21 Speaker 10: She said. I love.

36:28 Speaker 13: She said, I love you more. When I saw you're

36:39 Speaker 13: dancing and on your soul, I knew what very man

36:45 Speaker 13: when they said it's hot loo man, saw you're dancing.

36:54 Speaker 13: Are you telling me so what they now when they

36:59 Speaker 13: said it's.

37:03 Speaker 1: To watch him, to watch you grow, to watch him?

37:33 Speaker 3: Very nice, very nice, Thank you so much.

37:37 Speaker 17: Absolutely, Jesse Rutsteene is here with us live in studio

37:41 Speaker 17: on this Saturday morning.

37:43 Speaker 18: And by the way, uh.

37:45 Speaker 17: So Philippe is in the chat room, says loving it, Jesse.

37:50 Speaker 17: And also Rob Dion, who does a show here called

37:54 Speaker 17: through the stage door, was inquiring about your last name

37:57 Speaker 17: and his rut scene, so he's obviously a fan.

38:00 Speaker 3: All right, that's r T S T E.

38:03 Speaker 17: I N yes, yes, and uh let's see also I

38:06 Speaker 17: see uh Marian Banish, of course, our good friend and

38:10 Speaker 17: a big supporter of the show and all the shows

38:11 Speaker 17: here at w M and HS in there also, and

38:14 Speaker 17: we have somebody listening from Uganda. Hello, welcome. So that's

38:20 Speaker 17: good news, absolutely absolutely, yeah.

38:22 Speaker 18: Yeah.

38:24 Speaker 17: So the so the EP well went into the decision

38:27 Speaker 17: to do an EP because I you were saying, so

38:29 Speaker 17: the EP will come out June is what you're shooting for,

38:33 Speaker 17: but then you've but then you've also got an album

38:35 Speaker 17: in mind.

38:36 Speaker 3: Pretty much time and you know, the studios utilized by

38:42 Speaker 3: by a number of people. My day is Sunday, so

38:44 Speaker 3: I'm down all day Sunday, and I you know, I

38:48 Speaker 3: spend time and I record some other people too. I

38:50 Speaker 3: teach lessons out of there.

38:53 Speaker 18: Oh wow.

38:53 Speaker 1: Oh yeah.

38:54 Speaker 18: Yeah.

38:54 Speaker 3: I mean I only have one student and one potential

38:57 Speaker 3: at the time coming up.

38:58 Speaker 16: But I love, you know, I work. I work right

39:00 Speaker 16: with kids. Yeah yeah, I got a bunch of them.

39:02 Speaker 3: Yeah, so you know, and I really I love I

39:08 Speaker 3: love watching the young the younger generation get into to

39:13 Speaker 3: rock and roll, which I actually think is really happening

39:16 Speaker 3: right now. Ye seeing so many kids and it's funny,

39:20 Speaker 3: like my daughter's gonna kill me for telling this story,

39:22 Speaker 3: but she wears a deaf leopard shirt and I'm like,

39:24 Speaker 3: name one song and she's like, it's a cool shirt, dad,

39:27 Speaker 3: And I'm advertising the band, all right, it's all about

39:29 Speaker 3: the marketing, right right, All right, cool, Okay, she's so,

39:33 Speaker 3: she's twenty, she's twenty one. Her name is Giovanna. She

39:36 Speaker 3: actually she's involved too because she's helping me with the

39:38 Speaker 3: marketing because I excellent, I did not know how to

39:41 Speaker 3: use Instagram or TikTok. She had to like come over

39:44 Speaker 3: and show me.

39:45 Speaker 17: Yeah you know, yeah, Oh that's really cool. It's cool

39:48 Speaker 17: that she's helping you with that. Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely, yeah.

39:52 Speaker 17: I was curious because there's there's so many different ways

39:54 Speaker 17: to release music now.

39:56 Speaker 3: Yes, and and so I'm going to distro kid out

40:01 Speaker 3: Stay Anywhere is available on all streaming platforms, uh and

40:05 Speaker 3: and all of this will be But as far as

40:07 Speaker 3: your original question, why did I decide to do the

40:10 Speaker 3: it's I wanted to do a single or two and

40:14 Speaker 3: then drop four and and try to get you know,

40:17 Speaker 3: I really want. I missed going out and grabbing an

40:21 Speaker 3: album and going home and listening to it back to back.

40:25 Speaker 3: And I could either sit here and act like an

40:29 Speaker 3: old man and say back in my day, or I

40:32 Speaker 3: could do what they're doing today because I'm not going

40:36 Speaker 3: to get anywhere marketing to people my age or just

40:38 Speaker 3: like my Facebook friends, you know. So so I think

40:41 Speaker 3: I've been, like I said, I was doing some research

40:44 Speaker 3: and you know, private research and whatever, and it looks

40:48 Speaker 3: like people are getting really successful this way. So I

40:51 Speaker 3: figured why not throw my you know, I got some

40:53 Speaker 3: good songs here? Why not my name and the hat?

40:56 Speaker 17: Yeah, no, it makes sense, it makes sense. The time

40:59 Speaker 17: goes quickly. Do you want to play one more? I'm

41:02 Speaker 17: dying to hear another live one. I want to make

41:03 Speaker 17: sure that's going and then and then after that we'll

41:05 Speaker 17: talk about the new the new single, Insure and whatnot.

41:08 Speaker 17: But Jesse Rutstein is here with us live in studio,

41:12 Speaker 17: and uh love loving these so much, so awesome.

41:16 Speaker 18: What are you? What are you gonna play for us?

41:17 Speaker 3: This one's actually called Picture of Our Hands, song I

41:21 Speaker 3: wrote last year, which turned into a duet on the epy.

41:26 Speaker 3: It's a male female and I brought my my wonderful

41:30 Speaker 3: friend Alex Cecia into the studio. She's just an amazing,

41:34 Speaker 3: amazing singer. She plays around here. Alex six strings is

41:37 Speaker 3: what she goes by, and we originally brought her in

41:41 Speaker 3: to do the backup vocals because there's a lot of

41:44 Speaker 3: harmonies on this one and after her coming in and

41:48 Speaker 3: absolutely nailing the part, I thought to myself, I was like, hey,

41:52 Speaker 3: you want to try singing the second verse because the

41:54 Speaker 3: song is about a breakup, and so with the female

41:58 Speaker 3: vocal on the second verse, it kind of sounds like

42:01 Speaker 3: a breakup within the song. So it's it's definitely cool

42:06 Speaker 3: and her vocal makes the tune. So I'm gonna play

42:09 Speaker 3: it now because I can't wait to get this song

42:12 Speaker 3: out there. But this one's gonna be released with the

42:14 Speaker 3: rest of them, and it's gonna I'm telling you it's

42:17 Speaker 3: it's probably gonna be the treat, you know, because because

42:20 Speaker 3: it's got the other vocal on there and she's absolutely amazing,

42:23 Speaker 3: and I can't wait to release it. Our picture of

42:25 Speaker 3: our hands.

42:38 Speaker 16: Moving up and down the stairs, wishing that you were

42:42 Speaker 16: there now.

42:46 Speaker 1: Nowhere. I hope you don't feel this pain. I never

42:50 Speaker 1: felt this way.

42:51 Speaker 16: Well this piece, and Yola, I'm going and see now

42:58 Speaker 16: you you got me going in see and now I'm gone.

43:08 Speaker 16: And sometimes they say and never get what you want,

43:12 Speaker 16: But I've got to keep bound rolling. And sometimes they

43:19 Speaker 16: say it's hard away and you're on your own, But

43:22 Speaker 16: I've got to keep.

43:24 Speaker 5: Bond rolling.

43:28 Speaker 1: Higher keep bud rolling.

43:37 Speaker 16: I always knew you told my lies, saw that you

43:40 Speaker 16: love in your eyes, that you have for me. That's

43:43 Speaker 16: why I'm so surprised. But I'll take it where it leans.

43:49 Speaker 16: No money and no plan. Stop crying and toss the

43:53 Speaker 16: picture of my higher I really love the picture of

44:02 Speaker 16: our hands.

44:04 Speaker 1: And now I'm gone.

44:06 Speaker 16: And sometimes they say you never get what you want,

44:11 Speaker 16: but I've got to keep bound rolling.

44:16 Speaker 1: And sometimes they say it's hot.

44:19 Speaker 16: A win, you're on your own, but I've got to

44:22 Speaker 16: keep bondaling.

44:26 Speaker 4: While ye.

44:28 Speaker 16: Worry all this reflection. I have to myself so many

44:46 Speaker 16: reasons for you to run away.

44:52 Speaker 3: And now I'm gone.

44:54 Speaker 16: And sometimes they say you never get what you want,

44:59 Speaker 16: but I've got to.

45:00 Speaker 1: Keep bound ruleing.

45:04 Speaker 16: And sometimes they say it's hard to win and you're

45:08 Speaker 16: on your own, but.

45:09 Speaker 1: I've got to keep bond And.

45:12 Speaker 3: Now I'm gone.

45:14 Speaker 16: And sometimes they say, never get what you want, but

45:19 Speaker 16: I've got to keep bound rule.

45:23 Speaker 1: In June. Know when I'm gone, go and killed, I

45:28 Speaker 1: won't rude. I've got to keep bond ruleing.

45:43 Speaker 18: Nice.

45:44 Speaker 3: I love it. I love it.

45:46 Speaker 17: Jesse Rutstein here with us alive in studio. So, Jesse,

45:52 Speaker 17: do you have anything like when's your when's your next gig?

45:55 Speaker 17: We should make sure people know.

45:56 Speaker 3: About Terminus on June seventh, will be the next one,

45:59 Speaker 3: June say, and then the summer kickoff is June twenty second.

46:03 Speaker 3: That is, it's going to be at the Auburn Pits.

46:07 Speaker 3: It's a daytime through the nighttime thing. I'll be opening

46:10 Speaker 3: the show at one Faith fans closing up and again

46:13 Speaker 3: the Tumble Tooads, Glitter Tooth and the Whole Loaf We're

46:17 Speaker 3: going to be down there too. It's going to be

46:19 Speaker 3: a really fun time, you know, getting the summer kicked off.

46:23 Speaker 3: It's a Sunday gig, so and that it's a really

46:26 Speaker 3: great venue, the Auburn Pits, So you know, we're hoping

46:30 Speaker 3: to get a bunch of people down there, and it's

46:32 Speaker 3: gonna be that One's gonna be really fun. It'll be

46:34 Speaker 3: the first time that I actually have a full like

46:38 Speaker 3: the Terminus gig. I'll be doing a trio. Caleb's probably

46:41 Speaker 3: gonna be with me on.

46:42 Speaker 16: That one took, but this will be the first time

46:45 Speaker 16: I'm going to be able to actually perform it all

46:46 Speaker 16: with all the parts.

46:47 Speaker 18: Oh, outstandy, outstanding.

46:50 Speaker 17: And where's the best place for people to go online

46:53 Speaker 17: to keep up with everything.

46:54 Speaker 3: If your Facebook, you go to face Jesse Rudstein Music.

46:57 Speaker 3: If you love Instagram, go to Jesse Redstein Music. Three,

47:02 Speaker 3: and then on TikTok it's just Jesse Rudstein. Okay, And

47:06 Speaker 3: then I'm embarrassed to admit, but I'm still getting the

47:09 Speaker 3: website rolling. I'm not going to do one of those

47:11 Speaker 3: plastic things. I'm yeah, I got somebody actually working on it.

47:14 Speaker 3: That's gonna really make a nice one.

47:16 Speaker 17: Oh good, good, absolutely, yeah, No, that's that's very important.

47:19 Speaker 17: That's very important.

47:20 Speaker 3: Like I said, starting from the ground up. This is

47:22 Speaker 3: actually the first radio interview I've done promoting this thing.

47:25 Speaker 17: So I'm like, oh, okay, yeah, excellent. Well, we're very

47:27 Speaker 17: happy that you're here, and glad you played live for

47:30 Speaker 17: us too. That sounds everything sounds really good. And in

47:34 Speaker 17: a moment, we're gonna get to well, let's let's talk

47:37 Speaker 17: about it. So we're gonna do the World Radio you know,

47:39 Speaker 17: we love the World Radio premieres on the on the show,

47:42 Speaker 17: and we're gonna play this track. Now, what is tell

47:46 Speaker 17: us about this? About this song?

47:48 Speaker 3: This song? So, twenty twenty four was a.

47:53 Speaker 16: It was a really like weird year for me, okay,

47:57 Speaker 16: like crazy crazy year. And this song was something things

48:02 Speaker 16: that have happened prior that led up to it. This

48:05 Speaker 16: was actually written about three years ago when I was

48:08 Speaker 16: at a place where I was.

48:09 Speaker 3: You know, it's an angry song. I was very angry

48:11 Speaker 3: about the situation that I was in. And it doesn't

48:16 Speaker 3: it doesn't even necessarily reflect it. It's my art, like

48:19 Speaker 3: that's how I was feeling at the time. Like things

48:21 Speaker 3: have changed since then and things have gotten a lot better.

48:24 Speaker 3: So it's like one of those one of those things,

48:26 Speaker 3: like a painter paints of painting. You can't change it

48:28 Speaker 3: in two years when things get better. But this song

48:30 Speaker 3: has just it. Instead of like acting on my emotions,

48:35 Speaker 3: I try to let them out through my music, you know.

48:38 Speaker 3: And this became It started off as just the weirdest

48:43 Speaker 3: with the weirdest lyrics, and then I've I've changed a

48:46 Speaker 3: lot of the lyrics. It came from a conversation. I

48:49 Speaker 3: was a bartender for a while, and it came from

48:50 Speaker 3: a conversation that I was having with another guy that

48:54 Speaker 3: was going at the bar that was going through a

48:56 Speaker 3: similar situation. And so Caleb decided that he really wanted

49:03 Speaker 3: to throw a keyboard part on this, and we have

49:07 Speaker 3: the hymn and B three and the keyboard part makes

49:11 Speaker 3: the whole song. Okay, really does up until this past year.

49:16 Speaker 3: So he basically put this tune together with me and

49:21 Speaker 3: the outro had this really, really great keyboard solo on it.

49:26 Speaker 3: And when I started to revisit it this year, he

49:29 Speaker 3: said to me, He's like, I don't know if the

49:31 Speaker 3: keyboard solo is right. And I'm like, what are you

49:33 Speaker 3: talking about? Keyboard solo is awesome. He's like, he's like, no, man,

49:35 Speaker 3: the keyboard runs the beginning of the song. He's like,

49:38 Speaker 3: it should be guitar, you know. So I did a

49:40 Speaker 3: guitar solo at the end, and I'm an okay guitar player.

49:44 Speaker 3: I like the way I play lead guitar, but it

49:46 Speaker 3: just wasn't cutting it for this tune. So I brought

49:49 Speaker 3: in Peter Davis is his name him, and actually he's

49:55 Speaker 3: in a band with Connor Coburn from No More Blue Tomorrows,

49:58 Speaker 3: and they're an excellent band. Connor is all over thep

50:02 Speaker 3: as well, helping me with engineering and vocal mixing and

50:06 Speaker 3: you name it. But Peter we briefly played together. I've

50:11 Speaker 3: only played together with him a few times, and I

50:13 Speaker 3: was like, Hey, you want to come down and do

50:14 Speaker 3: this track. It's really cool tune I think. I think

50:18 Speaker 3: it's right up his guitar style. Like this guy isn't

50:21 Speaker 3: just one of the best guitarists I've ever played with,

50:23 Speaker 3: He's one of the best guitarists I've ever heard. That's

50:26 Speaker 3: how good this guy is. And so he came down

50:29 Speaker 3: to the studio and I was just I didn't know

50:31 Speaker 3: what to expect. And we sat down for a couple

50:34 Speaker 3: hours and collectively put together this solo. I was like,

50:38 Speaker 3: this is what I hear, but I can't do it,

50:40 Speaker 3: so can you do that? And he would be like,

50:41 Speaker 3: all right, well, I'll just do it ten times better

50:43 Speaker 3: than what you And it was really great working with him,

50:47 Speaker 3: and he's absolutely a feature on this track. I couldn't

50:52 Speaker 3: the song wouldn't be what it is without this guitar solo.

50:56 Speaker 3: But it's just, you know, it's a tune that I

50:59 Speaker 3: wrote when I was very happy about what was going

51:01 Speaker 3: on in my life and everything has gotten better since,

51:05 Speaker 3: but the song, you know, is there and I want it.

51:08 Speaker 3: I just think it's a great tune. It's hard rocking.

51:12 Speaker 3: You know, if anybody who's listening in their car right

51:14 Speaker 3: now turn it up, yeah, because this is one of

51:16 Speaker 3: those ones that you want to crank.

51:18 Speaker 18: Yeah.

51:19 Speaker 3: And I'm just very very happy with it.

51:21 Speaker 18: Okay, okay, very cool. So we're gonna play that in

51:24 Speaker 18: just a moment.

51:24 Speaker 17: And uh, I do want to remind people too, if

51:26 Speaker 17: you missed any part of today's show, it will be

51:28 Speaker 17: up in just a little bit at Wmnhradio dot org

51:31 Speaker 17: and at my website Matt Connerton dot com. And Jenny,

51:35 Speaker 17: you want to mention your website because you're always doing

51:36 Speaker 17: a lot of great stuff.

51:37 Speaker 3: You can come check me out at Gencoffee dot com.

51:40 Speaker 5: J E N N c O f f UI dot com.

51:42 Speaker 17: Absolutely, and thank you to everyone who joined us today,

51:44 Speaker 17: Katie Dobbins who called in, and of course I echo

51:47 Speaker 17: Ray who joined us in studio. And we are going

51:50 Speaker 17: to close out today's show with this. This is the

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