Matt Connarton Unleashed 4-26-25 hour 1

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4:23 Speaker 6: Here we go. It is that time again, Matt Connorton

4:26 Speaker 6: Unleashed and we are live from the studios of w

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4:34 Speaker 6: New Hampshire. Although it's a bit wet and rainy out,

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4:57 Speaker 6: Jenny is here at the news table. Good mornings, Good morning, Yes, yes,

5:02 Speaker 6: so uh yeah. It's very very wet outside. I think

5:05 Speaker 6: it's supposed to rain all day. Yesterday was beautiful. We

5:08 Speaker 6: had a couple of really nice days. Yes, for a

5:10 Speaker 6: lot more for those of you listening live on Saturday.

5:13 Speaker 6: Of course, if you're hearing a replay during the week,

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5:23 Speaker 6: We had a couple of interesting Saturdays, right because we

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5:29 Speaker 6: the next Saturday was like seventy five degrees and sunny.

5:32 Speaker 6: So welcome to Just wait a minute. If you don't

5:35 Speaker 6: like the one, you just never know. You just never know.

5:38 Speaker 6: But we also have we have a great guest in

5:41 Speaker 6: studio with us here, Nikolai Caine, and he is here

5:44 Speaker 6: to talk about his project No Siva. Good morning, Good morning,

5:49 Speaker 6: welcome to the program.

5:50 Speaker 10: Thank you for having me.

5:51 Speaker 6: Me put that camera on you there.

5:54 Speaker 11: I like you.

5:55 Speaker 6: I love your boots, by the way, thank you. Those

5:57 Speaker 6: are really cool. It was really cool, and we're gonna

5:59 Speaker 6: be this is by the way, so you were telling

6:02 Speaker 6: us off here. So this is your first radio appearance, correct,

6:05 Speaker 6: So we're very honored that you are. You were here

6:07 Speaker 6: doing this with us this morning, especially on a rainy

6:10 Speaker 6: Saturday morning.

6:11 Speaker 10: I really appreciate you having.

6:12 Speaker 6: Me absolutely absolutely so in a in a couple of minutes,

6:16 Speaker 6: So we're gonna play You've Got Is this the first

6:19 Speaker 6: single for this project? No Siva? Yes, the very first

6:23 Speaker 6: thing you've you've done now you've I assume you've made

6:25 Speaker 6: other music though, prior to this, with other projects, Is

6:27 Speaker 6: that correct?

6:28 Speaker 10: Or Yeah?

6:28 Speaker 12: I've been a musicians most of my life since I

6:30 Speaker 12: was about fifteen years old, so okay, pretty much half

6:33 Speaker 12: my life.

6:33 Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, so you've been added a while. Very good. Now,

6:37 Speaker 6: why uh why this project is this? Is this all you?

6:41 Speaker 13: Is this?

6:43 Speaker 6: Do you have any other collaborators on this?

6:45 Speaker 5: Uh?

6:46 Speaker 6: Like this track that we're about to play or did

6:48 Speaker 6: you create this all yourself?

6:50 Speaker 14: So?

6:50 Speaker 12: I met a guy a couple of years ago through

6:53 Speaker 12: social media, and his name is Jonah Hernandez. He's in Texas.

6:59 Speaker 12: He's in a band. It's a little bit different than

7:03 Speaker 12: something I would normally listen to, but I liked a

7:06 Speaker 12: lot of the stuff that he did when he was younger.

7:08 Speaker 12: He did a couple of industrial bands with some people

7:10 Speaker 12: that I was friends with. Yeah, and I really liked

7:13 Speaker 12: what he was doing. So I reached out to him

7:14 Speaker 12: and we kind of go wrote a track together, and

7:18 Speaker 12: then I just told him exactly what I wanted to

7:20 Speaker 12: do and how I wanted to do it, and we

7:22 Speaker 12: just wrote it together.

7:23 Speaker 6: Yeah, it's cool too that you connected with somebody in Texas.

7:26 Speaker 6: I don't know if you know this, but we have

7:27 Speaker 6: a you know, we interview a lot of artists from

7:29 Speaker 6: the area, but we also talked to musicians from other

7:32 Speaker 6: parts of the country and even other even other continents.

7:35 Speaker 6: But we talked to a lot of musicians from Texas.

7:37 Speaker 6: There's a lot of great music coming out of there,

7:39 Speaker 6: and uh so many talented people. And it's it's cool

7:42 Speaker 6: too that we live in a time where, uh, it's

7:45 Speaker 6: it's easier than ever to collaborate with people from other areas,

7:48 Speaker 6: and that you can connect with somebody from from Texas

7:51 Speaker 6: and and do something together. You know, I'm old enough

7:53 Speaker 6: to remember when that didn't happen a whole lot, you know,

7:56 Speaker 6: we when we didn't have easy things like Dropbox and

7:59 Speaker 6: Googled I've, for example, to send files back and forth

8:02 Speaker 6: and all that. So so that's really cool.

8:04 Speaker 10: So so it's you and he what's his name again,

8:07 Speaker 10: Jonah Hernandez.

8:08 Speaker 6: Jonah Hernandez. And what would we know him from?

8:11 Speaker 5: You?

8:12 Speaker 6: You mentioned he's in a he's in a band that's

8:14 Speaker 6: pretty big er.

8:15 Speaker 12: Uh, yeah, he's he's in a band. He's in a

8:17 Speaker 12: couple of different bands. Oh, Okay, I couldn't tell you

8:20 Speaker 12: the top of my head.

8:21 Speaker 6: It's okay if you don't know offhand, but uh no,

8:23 Speaker 6: something to keep in mind for future guests, because, like

8:26 Speaker 6: I said, we love talking to the musicians from Texas.

8:28 Speaker 6: But so you and he, now, are you working on

8:31 Speaker 6: other music with Jonah or are you just kind of

8:34 Speaker 6: focused on this one song for a nowur.

8:36 Speaker 12: So, when I originally reached out to him and told

8:39 Speaker 12: him what I wanted to do, I had an entire

8:41 Speaker 12: album concept, all the songs that I wanted to do

8:45 Speaker 12: and how I wanted it to sound. Yeah, so he

8:48 Speaker 12: kind of pointed me in the right direction and helped

8:51 Speaker 12: me ghost write this first one. Cool, and then I've

8:53 Speaker 12: just kind of been doing it more on my own.

8:57 Speaker 12: And then when I decide, okay, I'm good with this,

9:00 Speaker 12: I'm going to send this to him and have him

9:02 Speaker 12: do his portion. Yeah yeah, and then he'll just bounce

9:05 Speaker 12: it back to me through an email or a message

9:08 Speaker 12: and I will do my portion and just back and

9:11 Speaker 12: forth working on it until it's done, mix and master it,

9:14 Speaker 12: and when I feel it's ready, I'll release it.

9:16 Speaker 6: When you collaborate with somebody in this way, are you

9:21 Speaker 6: like were there any surprises, And over the course of

9:24 Speaker 6: collaborating with Jonah, did any of this come out differently

9:27 Speaker 6: than what you had first envisioned or any Oh?

9:30 Speaker 12: Absolutely, yeah, yeah, way way more on the positive note

9:34 Speaker 12: than I was expecting. Oh good, mainly because you know,

9:38 Speaker 12: most musicians are their own worst critics. I definitely amy,

9:43 Speaker 12: But the idea that I had was loosely, you know,

9:48 Speaker 12: what I wanted, and I sent it to him, and

9:50 Speaker 12: over the course of I think a month or so,

9:54 Speaker 12: we worked on this together and then one day he

9:56 Speaker 12: sent me basically like a rough draft and He's like,

10:00 Speaker 12: what do you think of this? And I'm like, yeah,

10:02 Speaker 12: that's what I want.

10:04 Speaker 6: Oh cool.

10:04 Speaker 12: So we did that, and then when it came time

10:07 Speaker 12: for me to track the vocals, I was really nervous.

10:10 Speaker 12: I was trying to do something that I had always

10:12 Speaker 12: wanted to do, but I had never thought that I

10:14 Speaker 12: had the capability to do, mainly because people told me

10:16 Speaker 12: I couldn't. But all of those vocals are completely unedited,

10:21 Speaker 12: just me in my room. And then I sent everything

10:25 Speaker 12: to him and he just makes some masters everything.

10:27 Speaker 6: Oh very cool, very cool. And the track is called

10:29 Speaker 6: The Eternal Serpent's Scream correct and Uh, what can you

10:36 Speaker 6: tell us about it in terms of what, like, what

10:37 Speaker 6: is this about? Is it?

10:38 Speaker 12: Is it just kind of a dark So basically what

10:41 Speaker 12: this is about is there is a lot of Carl

10:44 Speaker 12: Jung h esotericism. Life is all about duality, life, death,

10:51 Speaker 12: up down, you know all of that. And I came

10:54 Speaker 12: from a very dark past where a lot of abuse

10:58 Speaker 12: and anger kind of was the thing. That stuff will

11:03 Speaker 12: haunt people. You can either let that destroy you or

11:07 Speaker 12: you can use that anger in a positive form. Yeah,

11:12 Speaker 12: So that is exactly what Carl Jung teaches, is that

11:16 Speaker 12: in order to get to heaven, you have to go

11:17 Speaker 12: through hell first, and that that is a part of

11:20 Speaker 12: the lyrics.

11:21 Speaker 10: No tree, it is second grow to heaven unless it's

11:23 Speaker 10: root treats down the hell.

11:25 Speaker 12: So it is entirely all about I went through all

11:27 Speaker 12: of this, I'm still alive. I'm going to use this

11:30 Speaker 12: to my advantage to better myself and become stronger than

11:33 Speaker 12: ever before.

11:35 Speaker 6: I love this too for a couple of reasons on

11:38 Speaker 6: a couple levels. One is, you know, I just love

11:40 Speaker 6: the whole concept and and it's cool that well on

11:42 Speaker 6: a few different levels actually, because not only do I

11:45 Speaker 6: love the concept, but It's always interesting when you can

11:47 Speaker 6: create something that sounds, you know, if you're just listening

11:50 Speaker 6: to the track without knowing the context, it sounds you

11:53 Speaker 6: know obviously, and people will hear it in a moment,

11:55 Speaker 6: will give it a spin, but you know, it sounds

11:56 Speaker 6: very dark and absolutely and so you might not, you know,

12:01 Speaker 6: out of context, you might not realize that it's actually

12:04 Speaker 6: a very positive message underneath that, but just expressed and well, again,

12:10 Speaker 6: people will hear it, but expressed in a certain way.

12:12 Speaker 6: But the other thing, too, is a subject that comes

12:15 Speaker 6: up a lot on the show that has over the

12:17 Speaker 6: past few years, especially coming out of the pandemic too,

12:20 Speaker 6: is you know, anytime you take something traumatic and anything negative,

12:25 Speaker 6: negative experiences. You know, a lot of people had challenging

12:28 Speaker 6: childhoods et cetera, or just anything traumatic that's happened to you,

12:33 Speaker 6: whether it be a specific incident or over time or

12:36 Speaker 6: the pandemic which affected a lot of people in terrible ways,

12:39 Speaker 6: when you can take something negative and create something out

12:41 Speaker 6: of it and use that to make art, whether it

12:45 Speaker 6: be music or visual art or you know, like Jenny

12:47 Speaker 6: she's a painter, you know, or any anything anything that

12:52 Speaker 6: brings joy and comfort to other people that you're able

12:55 Speaker 6: to create out of something negative that happened to you.

12:57 Speaker 6: That's I mean, what better therapy is than that, you know,

13:01 Speaker 6: than being able to create art from something that has

13:04 Speaker 6: bothered you.

13:05 Speaker 12: Absolutely, and a lot of the imagery, obviously, the title being,

13:10 Speaker 12: you know, Eternal surfent Scream, the logo that I've been

13:13 Speaker 12: currently using, or boris, which is just you know, the

13:17 Speaker 12: serpent that eats its own tail represents life, death, continuation, transformation.

13:22 Speaker 12: Snakes themselves metaphorically represent all of those things as well. Yeah,

13:26 Speaker 12: and we happen to be in the year twenty twenty five,

13:29 Speaker 12: the Year of the Snake. Okay, so a lot of weird,

13:32 Speaker 12: interesting transformations have happened before this, you know song came out,

13:37 Speaker 12: and it wasn't necessarily planned that I did it when

13:42 Speaker 12: it was the year of the Snake. It just coincidental,

13:44 Speaker 12: I guess.

13:45 Speaker 1: Yeah.

13:45 Speaker 6: Yeah, well, let's give this a spin. And this is

13:49 Speaker 6: going to be and we should mention too, this is

13:52 Speaker 6: a world radio premiere, so we'll give it the uh,

13:54 Speaker 6: we'll give it the world premiere treatment. This is already

13:55 Speaker 6: out on the streaming platforms and everything, right, yes, but

13:58 Speaker 6: this will be the first time that this track has

13:59 Speaker 6: been featured on FM radio, and so everybody listened carefully.

14:04 Speaker 6: This is called Eternal Serpent Scream and the project is

14:08 Speaker 6: No Siva and this is really cool. And then we'll

14:11 Speaker 6: come back and we'll talk a little bit more.

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18:46 Speaker 6: Well, that's so cool. I didn't even want to talk

19:48 Speaker 6: over the end of it. I love that, I love

19:50 Speaker 6: I love everything about that. That is so so good.

19:54 Speaker 6: That is brand new from No Siva. That is Eternal

19:57 Speaker 6: Serpent Scream and we have Nikolai came from No Siva

20:01 Speaker 6: here with us a live in studio and that that

20:04 Speaker 6: is so good. Dude, that is so good.

20:06 Speaker 10: I really appreciate that.

20:07 Speaker 6: Absolutely. We haven't we haven't had an opportunity to play

20:11 Speaker 6: something like that on the show in a long time,

20:15 Speaker 6: come to think of it. And it's just it's dark

20:17 Speaker 6: it's intense. It's uh, it's so yeah, it's so good.

20:21 Speaker 12: That was that was genuinely my main concern when I

20:23 Speaker 12: had reached out to you guys, like, are they going

20:25 Speaker 12: to want to play something like this?

20:28 Speaker 17: Oh?

20:28 Speaker 6: Hell yeah, you kidding? I want, I want oh my god, Yeah,

20:30 Speaker 6: I want you to record a full album and we'll

20:32 Speaker 6: play the whole thing. I'm waiting for you.

20:33 Speaker 10: Yeah, you got to come back on that. I'll hold

20:35 Speaker 10: you to that, absolutely, dude.

20:36 Speaker 6: No contact. Yeah, that is that is really really cool.

20:40 Speaker 6: That is really really cool. And that's so as we

20:42 Speaker 6: mentioned too, that's currently on all the streaming platforms. People

20:45 Speaker 6: can find it.

20:45 Speaker 10: Uh yeah, everywhere wherever.

20:47 Speaker 6: They get their music. Excellent, excellent. Uh yeah. So if

20:49 Speaker 6: you are just joining us on the Saturday morning, Nikola

20:51 Speaker 6: I from No Siva is here with us in studio.

20:53 Speaker 6: And now, what's kind of the the trajectory for because

20:57 Speaker 6: you are working on more stuff right, is is there

21:00 Speaker 6: a plan to have an EP or an album or

21:02 Speaker 6: just release singles or have you thought that far ahead yet.

21:05 Speaker 12: Or I've kind of bounced back and forth. I would

21:09 Speaker 12: like to just release an entire album. Yeah, I mean

21:13 Speaker 12: this song alone took two years to do, so there's

21:16 Speaker 12: no time frame. I don't want to rush something, you know. Yeah,

21:20 Speaker 12: when I originally was doing this, I was rushing it,

21:23 Speaker 12: and then the more that I rushed it, the the

21:26 Speaker 12: worst the lyrics were coming out. And I'm usually someone

21:29 Speaker 12: who takes my time, especially when it comes to lyrics,

21:33 Speaker 12: and I had never written lyrically like this before. Really,

21:37 Speaker 12: I was just doing a lot of a lot of meditation,

21:40 Speaker 12: a lot of research, boning up on a lot of

21:43 Speaker 12: like Carl Jung philosophy, and it just kind of hit

21:46 Speaker 12: me one day and I'm like, oh, I could totally

21:49 Speaker 12: write all of this, and I, you know, just took

21:52 Speaker 12: stuff from my own personal life and traumatic past and

21:55 Speaker 12: I used it in a positive way, with a very

21:59 Speaker 12: you know, dark gloomy imagery and sound.

22:03 Speaker 6: Yeah. No, it's It's fantastic. I'm curious, has anyone from

22:09 Speaker 6: your past who is aware of what you went through

22:13 Speaker 6: or perhaps involved in some way. Have has anyone from

22:17 Speaker 6: your past heard the track or do you know if

22:20 Speaker 6: they've heard it or have you shared it with anyone who?

22:23 Speaker 12: A lot of people that I'm ei they're friends with,

22:26 Speaker 12: or some of my own family. I don't really talk

22:29 Speaker 12: to a lot of my family, but the family that

22:31 Speaker 12: I do keep, they have all heard of that. And

22:36 Speaker 12: you know, my friends, for example, they they love this

22:41 Speaker 12: for me because they're like, oh, you know, this is

22:43 Speaker 12: what we always thought you would do, but this is

22:46 Speaker 12: much darker than what we were expecting you were going

22:49 Speaker 12: to do. And then my family kind of is just

22:52 Speaker 12: like they're supportive, but they're like, I don't get it.

22:56 Speaker 6: Sure, sure, yeah, but it's cool though that they're still supportive.

23:00 Speaker 6: You know. That's right, That's that's really good. That's really good. Now,

23:03 Speaker 6: prior to this, what did you do? Because you've been

23:06 Speaker 6: making music, like you said, most of your life. I mean,

23:07 Speaker 6: what what what did you do prior to this? Did

23:10 Speaker 6: you were you in bands? Did you do other kinds

23:13 Speaker 6: of solid material?

23:14 Speaker 12: I've I've played in bands on and off since I

23:17 Speaker 12: was fifteen sixteen years old. Yeah, I've been in a

23:20 Speaker 12: couple of local bands from around here that didn't really

23:23 Speaker 12: go anywhere.

23:25 Speaker 6: Yeah.

23:26 Speaker 12: Usually the problem is is nobody wants to do it.

23:30 Speaker 12: People can't get along, sure, travel, money, whatever the reason. Yeah,

23:36 Speaker 12: but I do make other projects on the side, Like

23:39 Speaker 12: I have a entirely different project that I do that's

23:43 Speaker 12: more electronics synth wave dark wave, and they have another

23:46 Speaker 12: project where I just write, you know, acoustic folky type

23:51 Speaker 12: of stuff, very very inspired by like Donovan and Neil Young,

23:56 Speaker 12: specifically Neil Young era from like.

24:00 Speaker 10: What what what is that?

24:02 Speaker 12: The autumn album? Oh okay, Yeah, I'm trying to think

24:05 Speaker 12: of what that is. It's it's got like old Man

24:10 Speaker 12: and part of Gold. It's like one of his best Yeah.

24:14 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I know that. I know that it's funny too.

24:18 Speaker 6: I can picture I can actually.

24:19 Speaker 10: Picture it if I didn't stay up so late last night.

24:21 Speaker 6: I remember I can picture the cover, but just not

24:25 Speaker 6: the title. Yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah, No,

24:27 Speaker 6: that's that's really cool. Yeah, so you do. So do

24:30 Speaker 6: you have do you have kind of a favorite thing

24:34 Speaker 6: as far as these different projects that you do. Is

24:36 Speaker 6: there something that is more compelling to you to work

24:40 Speaker 6: on than the others or do you kind of love

24:42 Speaker 6: them all equally because it's all creating music.

24:46 Speaker 12: I just in general really love to make music. Yeah,

24:48 Speaker 12: it's more of like a emotion in the moment type

24:53 Speaker 12: of thing. So sometimes if I'm feeling sad or sappy,

24:58 Speaker 12: I'll pick up my acoustic and I'll write it sad, sappy,

25:01 Speaker 12: you know, folk type of song.

25:02 Speaker 6: Yeah.

25:03 Speaker 12: If I'm feeling more angry or rebellious and I just

25:08 Speaker 12: want to write that type of stuff, I'll do the

25:11 Speaker 12: No Siva stuff. If I want to do something that's

25:14 Speaker 12: more I don't know, dark, romanticism or just fun, I'll

25:21 Speaker 12: do the more electronic product.

25:22 Speaker 6: Yeah.

25:23 Speaker 10: Yeah, project.

25:23 Speaker 6: What's the electronic project? What's the name of that. I'm

25:27 Speaker 6: curious to look it up.

25:28 Speaker 12: It's called ghoul King, Okay, because I have one song

25:32 Speaker 12: that's also out. Oh but you know, I mainly came

25:36 Speaker 12: on here today to talk about No Siva.

25:38 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, No. I love that kind of stuff though, too.

25:41 Speaker 6: Any any kind of electronic music I think is well,

25:43 Speaker 6: you know what, let me ask you this because I'm

25:45 Speaker 6: really curious too about influences when it comes to electronic music.

25:48 Speaker 6: I mean, I assume Nine Inch Nails is in there.

25:51 Speaker 12: Nine Inch Nails is more so, I would say in

25:53 Speaker 12: a lot of like the No Siva type of stuff.

25:56 Speaker 12: But some of the electronic songs that I have written,

26:00 Speaker 12: whether they're finished or not, definitely Nine Inch Nails, Ministry,

26:04 Speaker 12: Skinny Puppy, like all the original greats. I've also been

26:09 Speaker 12: a lot highly inspired over the years by the original

26:14 Speaker 12: keyboard player from Marilyn Manson.

26:17 Speaker 6: I forget. I don't remember his name.

26:18 Speaker 12: His real name is Stephen Beer. He was Pogo and

26:22 Speaker 12: then he was also like mc dona Wayne Gacy, they

26:24 Speaker 12: take his name. I became friends with him on social

26:27 Speaker 12: media way back in like MySpace, and I've had him

26:32 Speaker 12: on Instagram, I don't know, over ten years now at

26:35 Speaker 12: this point, and every once in a while, like I'll

26:39 Speaker 12: reach out to him be like, hey, you know I

26:41 Speaker 12: was looking at wanting to get this, do you know

26:43 Speaker 12: anything about it? Or if I wanted to learn to

26:46 Speaker 12: do this, how can I do this? And he's been

26:48 Speaker 12: cool enough to kind of point me in the right direction,

26:51 Speaker 12: but flat out being like I'm not going to tell

26:53 Speaker 12: you how to do this because then you're going to

26:54 Speaker 12: take my secrets. That makes me unique, sure, because he

26:58 Speaker 12: was very unique in that band, as absolutely, But from

27:02 Speaker 12: what I have learned over the years from him, like

27:05 Speaker 12: he's kind of like just loosely guiding my hand, being like, well,

27:08 Speaker 12: you could try this, and then figuring it out on

27:11 Speaker 12: my own. I've learned how to do a handful of

27:15 Speaker 12: things that he could do, and no, not really anybody

27:18 Speaker 12: else could do this.

27:19 Speaker 6: Yeah, that's really cool too, to have a mentor, right.

27:22 Speaker 12: I mean, you know I've told him so many times,

27:25 Speaker 12: like you're the reason I picked up a keyboard, No kidding,

27:28 Speaker 12: which is accurate.

27:30 Speaker 6: Oh, very cool. Well, is he still active in uh?

27:34 Speaker 6: I mean what?

27:34 Speaker 13: What?

27:34 Speaker 6: What is he doing? Does he have a current project?

27:36 Speaker 10: Now?

27:36 Speaker 12: He's he's not been in the band for over twenty years.

27:42 Speaker 12: I think, Yeah, he's married, he has a kid. I

27:45 Speaker 12: believe he lives in Jersey. But he posts a lot

27:48 Speaker 12: of he posts a lot of videos on his Instagram,

27:52 Speaker 12: like multiple times a day of him just kind of

27:54 Speaker 12: messing around with synthesizers and noise machines and just you know,

27:59 Speaker 12: just chow people what he can do, and just a

28:01 Speaker 12: lot of people comments and don't really love what he does.

28:03 Speaker 6: Yeah, oh that's cool. Is it liberating for you to

28:08 Speaker 6: be able to do to do these projects instead of

28:12 Speaker 6: being in you know, because I know from my own

28:13 Speaker 6: experience in bands, I could relate to what you were

28:15 Speaker 6: saying about. You know, sometimes like those varying levels of commitment.

28:19 Speaker 6: You know, if you're in a band with a bunch

28:20 Speaker 6: of people and sometimes not everyone's moving in the same direction,

28:23 Speaker 6: and then you've got scheduling and all that, And is

28:26 Speaker 6: it liberating to kind of be able to leave that

28:29 Speaker 6: behind and do what you're doing now.

28:31 Speaker 12: It's liberating in the fact that I can kind of

28:33 Speaker 12: step away from the drama aspect of those things. Yeah,

28:36 Speaker 12: and just kind of do whatever I want in my

28:39 Speaker 12: own way, and no one's gonna be like, oh, I

28:41 Speaker 12: don't like that.

28:42 Speaker 6: Yeah.

28:43 Speaker 12: What I don't like is not having the camaraderie of

28:48 Speaker 12: you know, brotherhood. That's a big thing for me. And

28:52 Speaker 12: there's also like being in a room where you're physically

28:56 Speaker 12: hearing the music, you're feeling that vibe it's creating, you know,

29:00 Speaker 12: that serotonin boost and the adrenaline kicks in and you

29:04 Speaker 12: just you just go all for it.

29:05 Speaker 10: Yeah, that's what I don't have. That's what I miss.

29:10 Speaker 12: So if I could be in a room physically doing

29:13 Speaker 12: this with people, absolutely. The problem is in my current situation,

29:20 Speaker 12: I don't have a vehicle, which is unfortunate went out

29:23 Speaker 12: in December. But you know, you can find ways around that.

29:27 Speaker 12: There's buses, there's whatever, you do whatever. And if I

29:32 Speaker 12: were to meet the right people who were actually interested,

29:34 Speaker 12: you know, I would be willing to do that. But

29:37 Speaker 12: that is one of the goals is to try and

29:39 Speaker 12: find live members for this, to actually make this a

29:42 Speaker 12: thing once an actual you know, a handful of more

29:45 Speaker 12: songs is done, released enough to go out and actually

29:48 Speaker 12: play them.

29:49 Speaker 6: Yeah, oh that would be fantastic. Yeah. Yeah, Have you

29:52 Speaker 6: made a video for this or you have you? Have

29:55 Speaker 6: you thought about it? Oh?

29:56 Speaker 12: I absolutely have an idea, and I already have somebody

29:59 Speaker 12: that I been talking to in mind for the video

30:03 Speaker 12: and the concept of everything. And there's been the idea

30:09 Speaker 12: tossed around by my girlfriend actually knowing that I don't

30:12 Speaker 12: really like snakes, I'm cool with them, but she recommended

30:17 Speaker 12: that I do some kind of creepy warehouse, abandoned hospital

30:23 Speaker 12: whatever with snakes involved, obviously because it's the name of

30:28 Speaker 12: the song and what it's about. But yeah, I mean

30:30 Speaker 12: I would be fine with, you know, filming something holding

30:33 Speaker 12: a snake or whatever.

30:34 Speaker 6: Yeah, as long as this snake isn't going to kill you, right,

30:40 Speaker 6: I would That would freak me out.

30:43 Speaker 8: No, no, thank you.

30:44 Speaker 10: I will be on the other side of the planet.

30:46 Speaker 6: Yeah, call call us Indiana Jones. We don't, we don't,

30:49 Speaker 6: we don't, we don't need any snakes. Yeah no, no,

30:53 Speaker 6: but uh no, That's cool though, that you're going to

30:55 Speaker 6: do something because that that song, Yeah, it needs a video, absolutely,

30:58 Speaker 6: that would be That would be amazing. That would be amazing.

31:02 Speaker 6: Do you get to play out it all these days,

31:03 Speaker 6: like doing the acoustic stuff or anything. Do do you

31:06 Speaker 6: have any opportunities to perform live? Or have you just

31:09 Speaker 6: been focused on the studio.

31:10 Speaker 12: It's work mostly focused on the studio work. I mean

31:13 Speaker 12: the last handful of years, with the pandemic and everything,

31:16 Speaker 12: it kind of made it that I didn't really want

31:18 Speaker 12: to go out as much. Yeah, And oddly enough, the

31:22 Speaker 12: pandemic is actually what kind of lit this fire for

31:26 Speaker 12: me because I had nothing else to do, and I

31:29 Speaker 12: had a room full of instruments yep, enough to do

31:32 Speaker 12: an entire.

31:33 Speaker 10: Band, and I'm like, well, now's now's the time.

31:37 Speaker 12: So that's how I started the electronic project and then

31:40 Speaker 12: from there, that's how I came up with the idea

31:43 Speaker 12: and concept of no Ceva, And that's how I met

31:45 Speaker 12: Jonah and just kind of put everything together. And yeah,

31:50 Speaker 12: but I mean as far as like at least the

31:52 Speaker 12: band name no Siva that came from my best friend

31:54 Speaker 12: of twenty two years from high school. We were talking

31:58 Speaker 12: one day, and I was like, this is what I

31:59 Speaker 12: want to do, and he was just like, why don't

32:01 Speaker 12: you just use no Ceva? I'm like, what does that

32:04 Speaker 12: even mean? He's like, oh, it was a name that

32:07 Speaker 12: I used like for two shows and nobody liked it

32:11 Speaker 12: and when we were in a band together, and I'm like, okay,

32:14 Speaker 12: I didn't know that you ever did that. But I

32:19 Speaker 12: was like, well, what does it mean? He's like, oh,

32:21 Speaker 12: it means g nosis of Siva or knowledge of Shiva.

32:24 Speaker 12: And I started, like, you know, doing more research, and

32:27 Speaker 12: I'm like, okay, well, if I'm gonna use a name

32:29 Speaker 12: like that, what does Siva represent?

32:31 Speaker 10: Well?

32:31 Speaker 12: She happened to also represent all of the things that

32:35 Speaker 12: I'm talking about, and just so happens to have a

32:38 Speaker 12: snake and light and dark and it just all the

32:42 Speaker 12: same things. And they just started falling into place more

32:45 Speaker 12: and more in this weird way that it was like destiny,

32:52 Speaker 12: you know, oh, very cool, very cool?

32:59 Speaker 9: Yeah?

33:00 Speaker 6: Is it a is it a common conversation? Like we

33:03 Speaker 6: talked earlier about, I asked you, am I saying the

33:05 Speaker 6: name correctly? And it turned out I was do you

33:07 Speaker 6: do you often have to tell people how to pronounce it?

33:09 Speaker 12: People can't even remember how to say Nichol. I have

33:12 Speaker 12: the time, Like I've had people call me Nicholas. I've

33:14 Speaker 12: people call me, uh like just the weirdest name. Like

33:21 Speaker 12: I met somebody once and he's like Eric, right, and

33:23 Speaker 12: I'm like, no, Eric, I don't know.

33:27 Speaker 6: Oh that's funny.

33:28 Speaker 12: People cannot spell it to save their life either. It's

33:31 Speaker 12: just I don't understand how it's so difficult. But yeah,

33:34 Speaker 12: I had a dollar for you know every time.

33:36 Speaker 6: Well, I have seen Nichola I spelled a few different

33:38 Speaker 6: ways over the years. But but I also it's not

33:42 Speaker 6: a name I've seen spelled a lot. It's not a

33:45 Speaker 6: name you encounter a lot, at least not in this

33:47 Speaker 6: part of the in this part of the world.

33:49 Speaker 10: True.

33:49 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, And by the way too, we were also

33:52 Speaker 6: talking off here. So you grew up in the Midwest, Yes,

33:55 Speaker 6: in Indiana.

33:56 Speaker 10: Yes.

33:56 Speaker 6: And what brought you up here?

33:58 Speaker 12: Long story short was a woman okay, that I'm not

34:01 Speaker 12: with anymore, And by chance I actually ended up meeting

34:05 Speaker 12: the love of my life who I've been with for

34:07 Speaker 12: seven years now. Oh good, So I met her during

34:14 Speaker 12: the breakup portion, like within the first year or whatever.

34:18 Speaker 12: I was actually seeing somebody else. And then a friend

34:22 Speaker 12: of mine was like, Hey, I'm going to this birthday party.

34:25 Speaker 12: You should come, And I went and I saw her,

34:28 Speaker 12: and I just I was like, oh, I remember her.

34:30 Speaker 12: I met her randomly at a party, like in twenty fourteen.

34:33 Speaker 12: I moved here in thirteen. So when I first moved here,

34:39 Speaker 12: I was living out in like Hillsboro, and I was

34:43 Speaker 12: with that other person and I met my now partner

34:49 Speaker 12: seven years excellent. So like a random party, and then

34:52 Speaker 12: I went to her birthday party years later and reconnected

34:57 Speaker 12: and just started talking and spending time together. And yeah,

35:00 Speaker 12: one thing led to another.

35:02 Speaker 6: Excellent. That's awesome. Is she a musician at all?

35:04 Speaker 10: Or she's not.

35:06 Speaker 12: She's a photographer. She's a pretty pretty brilliant photographer.

35:09 Speaker 6: Excellent.

35:10 Speaker 12: I wish that she would pick it back up. She's

35:12 Speaker 12: also artistics. She can draw really well. Yeah, one of

35:17 Speaker 12: the most beautifully minded people I've ever met in my life.

35:23 Speaker 12: Just a go get her all about living life in

35:26 Speaker 12: the moment, spontaneous. But she's also one of the best

35:33 Speaker 12: poets I've ever read. Anything from the way that she

35:36 Speaker 12: writes has actually inspired me and a lot of the

35:40 Speaker 12: stuff that I've been doing recently, and that was kind

35:42 Speaker 12: of the same thing with this song is that I

35:46 Speaker 12: was taking too much too seriously basically, and I would

35:53 Speaker 12: I was sitting and I was looking at a lot

35:54 Speaker 12: of her poetry, and I was like, how do you

35:56 Speaker 12: write like this? Thinking that to myself, and then I

36:00 Speaker 12: started trying, and over the course of two years, I'm like, okay,

36:03 Speaker 12: I think I got this, and I wrote something from

36:06 Speaker 12: that viewpoint, okay. And I explained that to her and

36:10 Speaker 12: I'm like, I'm not taking anything of yours. I'm just

36:13 Speaker 12: taking the way that you you do this because it's

36:17 Speaker 12: different than how I normally would write. And because I've

36:19 Speaker 12: done that, I've been able to come up with so

36:22 Speaker 12: many more interesting things than I've ever done before. Because

36:25 Speaker 12: of the way I used to write is just it's

36:27 Speaker 12: just not the same anymore. It's gotten better.

36:30 Speaker 6: Yeah. Cool, Oh, that's very cool. That's very cool. Do

36:34 Speaker 6: you have any idea when you might have another No

36:36 Speaker 6: Siva track? Any any I know you don't want to

36:40 Speaker 6: put a timetable on it, but do you think in

36:42 Speaker 6: the next year you might have something or I'm just

36:44 Speaker 6: dying here more. I just love that song.

36:46 Speaker 12: I absolutely I'd absolutely want to release another one within

36:51 Speaker 12: the year.

36:52 Speaker 10: If not sooner, it's just a matter of time.

36:55 Speaker 6: And will will you continue to work with Jonah?

36:57 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, absolutely.

36:59 Speaker 12: Jonah and I don't know each other incredibly well, but

37:02 Speaker 12: like the times that I've worked with him and talked

37:04 Speaker 12: to him, you know, like he's like a brother already,

37:09 Speaker 12: you know, like we shoot each other text messages or

37:12 Speaker 12: send each other memes and you know, TikTok videos and stuff.

37:16 Speaker 12: So like I look at him at this point like okay,

37:19 Speaker 12: like we're locked in. I like what this guy does.

37:23 Speaker 12: He was also one of the first people to tell me,

37:25 Speaker 12: you know, like, you know, don't don't think so lowly

37:28 Speaker 12: of yourself, because when I sent him my vocals, I'm like,

37:30 Speaker 12: you know, he's probably going to be bad because I've

37:33 Speaker 12: never taken lessons for this. Oh And he was just like, dude,

37:36 Speaker 12: I've been doing this stuff for like years, and you're

37:40 Speaker 12: telling me that you only learn how to do this

37:42 Speaker 12: within like under two years. That's pretty impressive. And I'm like, Okay,

37:47 Speaker 12: well maybe I can naturally just you know, do this.

37:50 Speaker 12: So he believes in me, and that's why he also

37:55 Speaker 12: wanted to work with me, because when I reached out

37:58 Speaker 12: to him originally and said this is the idea I

38:00 Speaker 12: have immediately locked in and was like, yes, I want

38:02 Speaker 12: to work with you. Yeah, and he won't just work

38:04 Speaker 12: with anybody.

38:05 Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's really cool. And there's something about, uh,

38:09 Speaker 6: there's something about creativity that bonds people, you know, and

38:12 Speaker 6: you can you know, like you said, you've never met him,

38:15 Speaker 6: you know, you've only you've you've just worked with him

38:17 Speaker 6: on the music, but you've never met him in person.

38:19 Speaker 6: But it's like, uh, when when it's when it creating,

38:24 Speaker 6: something is involved. It's like there's a bond that forms,

38:27 Speaker 6: it kind of transcends actually meeting the person, you know

38:32 Speaker 6: what I mean. I don't know if i'm I think

38:35 Speaker 6: you know what I mean. I'm not really articulating it

38:37 Speaker 6: very well.

38:37 Speaker 10: But I know exactly what you mean. Yeah, I mean

38:39 Speaker 10: I've I've like video chatted with him a handful of times.

38:42 Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, so you've you've seen each other. Yeah.

38:45 Speaker 10: He's actually younger than.

38:46 Speaker 11: Me, is he?

38:47 Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I'll have to. I'm curious to look

38:52 Speaker 6: him up now. I'd like to see what what bands

38:54 Speaker 6: he's in, because he sounds like a like a pretty

38:55 Speaker 6: interesting guy and obviously he's doing great stuff. So uh, plus,

39:00 Speaker 6: we love those musicians from Texas. A lot of a

39:03 Speaker 6: lot of great stuff coming.

39:04 Speaker 12: Out the Corpus Christie. Texas is actually I think the

39:07 Speaker 12: metal capital of the US, is it. Yeah, it's like

39:10 Speaker 12: some of the greatest metal bands out there.

39:12 Speaker 6: Is that where Pantera's from. I know, obviously, I know

39:14 Speaker 6: they're from Texas. I don't remember what city.

39:17 Speaker 12: I don't know if they're from the same city. But

39:20 Speaker 12: bands like I'm pretty sure, like job for Cowboys from

39:23 Speaker 12: Corpus Christie.

39:24 Speaker 6: I believe so. Yeah, and then.

39:28 Speaker 12: They're like so many of these new like slam death,

39:32 Speaker 12: grindcore bands are all coming from Texas for whatever reason.

39:36 Speaker 6: Oh, there's so much good stuff. Yeah, because we've interviewed

39:38 Speaker 6: a lot of guests from Texas. Some of the best

39:41 Speaker 6: metal bands. Oh yeah, Oh my gosh. Yeah. It's funny

39:45 Speaker 6: too because people who don't know they think of like,

39:47 Speaker 6: you know, Texas, I think of country music.

39:49 Speaker 8: That was me.

39:50 Speaker 10: I did too, that was me.

39:51 Speaker 6: That was absolutely me.

39:52 Speaker 18: And then all of a sudden, I'm getting metal after

39:55 Speaker 18: metal after me.

39:55 Speaker 6: I'm like, these guys are amazing. Yeah, it's yea, there's

39:59 Speaker 6: a lot of town in Texas.

40:00 Speaker 18: We had Warhog on last week.

40:02 Speaker 6: Yeah.

40:02 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, and they're from Texas.

40:03 Speaker 6: Yeah, Warhog is fantastic. Yeah, they're from Dallas and just

40:07 Speaker 6: just great, great band. Yeah, so good, so good.

40:10 Speaker 10: You're getting some love.

40:11 Speaker 18: Nathan Hill says, awesome. Oh, and he's waiting for you

40:14 Speaker 18: to spin it. Good morning from him. Good morning to Isaac,

40:17 Speaker 18: Good morning to Cheryl. I see you in there my

40:20 Speaker 18: so many choices dot com lady.

40:23 Speaker 6: Oh yes, and I see Bee Pinard in there too. Yes,

40:26 Speaker 6: she's a big supporter of the show. And in the

40:27 Speaker 6: morning morning haul, w M and H. Yeah, welcome everybody, welcome.

40:31 Speaker 6: Uh yeah, if you missed it, we are going to

40:32 Speaker 6: play the track again and in just a couple of

40:34 Speaker 6: minutes to close out the segment. But yeah, it is.

40:37 Speaker 6: It is so good. And as we mentioned too, it's

40:40 Speaker 6: on all the streaming platforms and uh no, Seva is spelled.

40:44 Speaker 6: Let me see if I can remember K N O

40:46 Speaker 6: S I V A. Yes, okay, well done. I think

40:49 Speaker 6: I can even spell Nicola.

40:51 Speaker 10: Is it n I C O L A I yes,

40:54 Speaker 10: I did it, and I spoke the last part kine yeah,

40:58 Speaker 10: C A I N E. Yes. Most people spell it

41:00 Speaker 10: without the e.

41:01 Speaker 6: Oh no kidding. Yeah, I'm a pretty good spell Like

41:03 Speaker 6: if I see a name, I can usually I can

41:05 Speaker 6: usually spell it. But yeah, but uh no, it's it's funny,

41:10 Speaker 6: like somebody called you Eric, It's like, yeah, how do

41:14 Speaker 6: you get that? From Nikola? Anything else? Listeners should know

41:17 Speaker 6: about where to find you online if they want to

41:19 Speaker 6: follow what you're doing. Obviously too, you have other musical

41:21 Speaker 6: projects too, so if people want to want to check

41:23 Speaker 6: out everything that you're doing, where should they go?

41:25 Speaker 12: So currently, for the No Siva project, I have a

41:29 Speaker 12: Facebook page which is just no Siva.

41:32 Speaker 10: You can find me on there follow me.

41:34 Speaker 12: I think I currently have like one hundred and thirty followers,

41:36 Speaker 12: which is not much, but like that literally jumped within

41:39 Speaker 12: like two maybe three weeks of me making that page.

41:42 Speaker 12: Oh cool, so you can find me on there. You

41:46 Speaker 12: can also just find me on on Facebook in general

41:50 Speaker 12: as nikolay Kine. Yeah, send me a friend request, whatever.

41:53 Speaker 12: But if you want to follow the stuff that I'm doing,

41:56 Speaker 12: follow me on the No Siva page and then basically

42:00 Speaker 12: from there, I'm just gonna keep doing what I'm doing.

42:02 Speaker 12: And like I said, it's only a single for now,

42:04 Speaker 12: but if people really want it, you know, then I'll

42:07 Speaker 12: keep making.

42:07 Speaker 6: It awesome, excellent. Well, Nicola, I can thank you so much.

42:12 Speaker 10: I love you.

42:13 Speaker 6: I love this project, No Siva. We're gonna give the

42:15 Speaker 6: single another spin. If you haven't heard it yet, if

42:17 Speaker 6: you missed it earlier, we're going to play it in

42:19 Speaker 6: just a moment. And if you are listening live on

42:21 Speaker 6: Saturday morning, we've got Space Casino coming up next, and

42:24 Speaker 6: then in the third hour today Echo Ray returns with

42:27 Speaker 6: Lone Wolf James. So we've got a lot of show

42:30 Speaker 6: ahead of us and we're gonna give this another listen again.

42:33 Speaker 6: This is called Eternal Serpents. Scream is the name of

42:36 Speaker 6: the track. The project is No Siva and Nicola, I

42:40 Speaker 6: can thank you again, my friend.

42:41 Speaker 10: Thank you.

43:00 Speaker 9: Fret make struck great steps so I don't bump bump,

44:28 Speaker 9: I'm sorry, s.

44:31 Speaker 5: S S Straight said, spend R said, I don't know.

45:47 Speaker 17: Such stupid families, say Manor and.

46:18 Speaker 11: Lady and my body. Thus I wawars wild at least

47:03 Speaker 11: the last when.

47:06 Speaker 3: Well an, I'd like to give my condolences to paying

48:11 Speaker 3: to Advisor on hip hop music. You're no longer needed.

48:16 Speaker 3: It's time to bury. Hip hop's grandchild has to do.

48:22 Speaker 3: I was chosen five d rappid here and.

48:27 Speaker 1: All rock key muh moment of silence.

48:50 Speaker 4: The funeral was about to transpire, but your pretendence it

48:54 Speaker 4: was not requiet.

48:55 Speaker 1: Don't be sad. This would be the greater things new. Ever,

48:58 Speaker 1: it has to start this part of new routine. This

49:00 Speaker 1: is not a damn fall. See it as a blessing.

49:03 Speaker 1: Hope you get the message, Hope you feel the essence.

49:06 Speaker 1: I have to shake the game up.

49:07 Speaker 4: Bring you some Brillie's wrapped getting a bad rep two

49:10 Speaker 4: months eggles it started dog cleaning beginning of time. Then

49:14 Speaker 4: so they got expecial what's going at the time?

49:16 Speaker 1: Now, what's going too far? The statement that had to

49:19 Speaker 1: make once like this usually comes from the great.

49:22 Speaker 4: Verse dome I said hip hop was dead cool.

49:25 Speaker 1: After that Jay made that the other tune.

49:27 Speaker 4: Now Chris saying r P the paring to what boxing

49:30 Speaker 4: be a the other kind of time.

49:32 Speaker 1: For rap history or raped me. Oh okay, okay, so down,

49:37 Speaker 1: so down gonna be Verse one got Verse two.

49:44 Speaker 18: Said sellable.

49:49 Speaker 4: It's hard n to a da. Let's go set him down.

49:56 Speaker 4: Let the child speak and be quiet and listen in

49:59 Speaker 4: him a speech. The over react remain calm as a preach.

50:02 Speaker 1: Rap still would be fun.

50:04 Speaker 6: You heard it from me.

50:05 Speaker 1: You can still dance, knock your head, catch your pie,

50:08 Speaker 1: play it loud. We're speakers.

50:09 Speaker 4: Yeah, while you pride your beats, the hooks, her Dad'll

50:12 Speaker 4: keep you satisfied.

50:13 Speaker 1: This a new way. They ain't talking no.

50:15 Speaker 4: The tides yet, but some fans switch the new genres

50:19 Speaker 4: when they play old rap songs.

50:20 Speaker 1: Don't bother do songs toxic?

50:23 Speaker 4: Rather play or av bread, gay dance hall jazz or

50:26 Speaker 4: so aple beats. Three disagree report two decade that gip

50:30 Speaker 4: hop needs me. Now I have the rest of it,

50:32 Speaker 4: and so long as splicing songs, it's time for this.

50:35 Speaker 1: Yo'll hand me the shovel. Let's get the burrier or

50:38 Speaker 1: rape all right. I would like to thank you for this.

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