Matt Connarton Unleashed 4-5-25 hour 2

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7:27 Speaker 12: A couple of tracks there from the band Awaiting Abigail that is called Falling Under. We also played bad Mind. I guess it might be some kind of an issue. I don't know what is what it is today?

7:38 Speaker 13: Is it a full moon tonight?

7:40 Speaker 12: But it looks like we do not have a Waiting Abigail with us this morning after all. But I think what we're gonna do now is we just heard from our friend Dylan Reynolds. And if you don't know Dylan Reynolds, he's been a guest on the show and a couple of times I think an enormously talented musician. And well, I'm just gonna say that if you know, you know, you actually hear Dylan Reynolds on the show all the time.

8:03 Speaker 13: You just don't realize it.

8:05 Speaker 12: But uh, but I'm gonna play a song of his because Jenny and I heard from him earlier. We got a very nice message from him, and we're excited uh to do some more work with him. And uh and and he's got some really great things going on. Uh that is his story to tell. We'll get him on the show soon to talk about everything that he's doing. And uh, but he's such a talented guy, not only in musician, but as a graphic artist, et cetera. I'm gonna play I'm gonna play a song of his. I feel like playing something of Dylan's.

8:34 Speaker 13: Uh so this is great.

8:35 Speaker 12: This is a single called that he released called the City of Graves, and uh, check this out. This is Dylan Reynolds.

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17:19 Speaker 12: Hey, I think we have somebody from a waiting Abigail on the phone, Hello, Oh wait a minute, Oh there we go.

17:28 Speaker 13: I'm sorry said that again? I couldn't quite hear you. I got you now, Yeah, no worries.

17:33 Speaker 19: Is James from Waiting Avgo guitar? How you doing?

17:36 Speaker 12: Hey, James, welcome. So unfortunately we don't have a lot of time. We'll we'll definitely have to to have you back. But I did play those I played the two tracks that you sent us. I love those Bad Mind and Falling Under really good stuff. But yeah, tell us a little bit about the band. Where where are you from? You're from somewhere in Texas.

17:55 Speaker 3: I know that.

17:57 Speaker 19: Yeah, that's right. We're in Dallas, Texas, and we appreciate you playing our music. Yeah, we had a show last night. We're playing again today at an arts festival in Dallas.

18:06 Speaker 20: Here.

18:07 Speaker 19: Hopefully the weather cooperate so we don't get too wet.

18:10 Speaker 13: You guys are in Manchester, right, Yeah, Manchester, New Hampshire.

18:13 Speaker 19: Yes, indeed, that's awesome. Well the crazy enough. I'm actually very familiar with that area.

18:19 Speaker 13: Oh no kidding, Did you used to live up here?

18:22 Speaker 19: No, not at all. My job I worked for an airline. I can't really say which one. I worked for an airline. And we find in Manchester and stay in Nashua when we.

18:34 Speaker 6: Go up there.

18:35 Speaker 13: Oh, I'll be damned. Yeah, Manchester.

18:37 Speaker 12: It's a nice airport. It's very easy, very simple. I know Jenny likes to you know, which she has to fly. She likes to fly in and out of Manchester. But yeah, no, that's cool. It's cool that you're familiar with the area. Can you tell us, Like I said, we're a little compressed on time, but I mean tell us about a waiting Nabigail. It's interesting how it's kind of multi generational and I think is there even a father daughter combination within the band everything?

19:01 Speaker 19: Yeah, it's crazy, man, the age range goes. Abby just turned she just turned twenty like last week.

19:08 Speaker 13: Oh wow.

19:08 Speaker 19: And the Yeah, and our other guitar player, Mia Key is actually sixty two. So it's kind of a mashup of a couple different groups of people. The drummer Heather and the bass player Laurie and myself. We're all forty nine fifty is. We went to high school together and did the local band scene back in It was right after Pantera kind of broke out of the area down here and the scene was pretty hopping and we played in bands together when we were younger, and then Corey the keyboard player. Believe it or not, Mike's daughter.

19:46 Speaker 19: She was actually a music student of mine, so she's in her thirties. But yeah, there's almost somebody in every decade in the band. But we all just kind of got together personally. I kind of sma different groups of people together from different walks of life. But and then Abbey we found on a musician's wanted that, and man, she just she just killed it from the beginning. We knew, we knew we wanted her. Whenever she sent us an audition video for sure.

20:18 Speaker 12: Wow, Yeah, that's yeah, that's an unusual Well, I don't know, maybe it's not that unusual a way for a band to start these days because of the Internet. It's changed everything from you know, when we were growing up, and you know, there was a time, you know, I'm old enough to remember when you'd go to a music store. You know, if you were putting together a band and you were looking for musicians. Maybe you don't know anybody. You know, you go to a music store and you look at the bulletin bard and see who's looking for You know, I'm a bass player, so I might go and look and see if somebody's looking for a bass player or something like that.

20:46 Speaker 12: But you know, the Internet has really kind of changed all of that, and you know, you almost have to wonder if a configuration like awaiting Abigail would even be possible pre Internet, but maybe maybe, maybe not, but it seems unlikely. So but I also think too the other observation I would make is I think the music that you're making has a timelessness to it that you know, it's not data to any particular period. I mean, you can hear you can hear influences from certain like you know, you can hear some nineties rock influences and stuff, but really there's a timelessness to it that I think anybody out of any age, of any generation could get into anyway.

21:22 Speaker 12: So it makes sense that that's what the combination of the people who are in this band, that that's what you'd be putting out something that really cannot I think, appeal to anybody.

21:31 Speaker 19: Well, that's that's a great side effect. We're not doing it on purpose, but that's a great something that goes along with that. We definitely listen to a lot of different stuff, you know, everything from we Heather and I of course have a metal background from more kids and stuff and we were playing those bars. But like you know, she listens to like Lady Gaga. Now, Madonna Abby comes from a pop background. This is really her first rock project of her. She has a lot of solo work that she's done that's pop and R and B. And you know, I would say that myself and we their guitar players really into Kiss, so excellent.

22:12 Speaker 19: Yeah, it's definitely definitely has the nineties player because that's kind of back when we were playing or whatever that's come back and then adding some modern soundscapes to it's kind of what we've been trying to do.

22:26 Speaker 12: Yeah, Now do you have plans to do an album, because to this point you just have singles, write a series of singles.

22:33 Speaker 19: Yeah, there's a four song EP out and it's on all streaming services. You mentioned those two tunes. There's another one, I Hate You, which is kind of a parody on

22:45 Speaker 19: mean girls high school type thing. That one's that one's gotten some traction too and then people please her. So that's a fourth song EP. We've already got another four tunes, so we're at least going to do another EP this year. The schedule is justin of which we're trying not to let it take over our lives, you know, because.

23:03 Speaker 13: We were like, all have jobs, oh sure, yeah, yeah.

23:07 Speaker 19: Vainly and stuff, but we definitely want to We definitely want to do an album for sure.

23:13 Speaker 12: Hey, by the way, so where does the name come from? I mean, obviously Abigail is your singer, Awaiting Abigail.

23:17 Speaker 13: I'm curious.

23:19 Speaker 12: Last week, and maybe this is one of those odd little synchronicities that happened, but we had a band on the show called Waiting for Z and Z is the first initial of one of the members of the band, Xander. So I'm curious, where does awaiting Abigail? What does that name come from? Just you were waiting for a singer like Abigail or I'm just curious about the origin.

23:38 Speaker 13: Of the name.

23:40 Speaker 19: Yeah, it's it's really interesting. So actually, when we were looking for a name, we didn't have a name before we had her, and so we once she auditioned and we we knew that we wanted to move forward as a band. We wanted we wanted to feature her and wanted it to be about her, so we wanted her name in it. But you know, there's already a I think it's a Japanese death metal band actually called Abigail, So that was kind of off the table, and we just kind of were trying to figure out something that that that worked, and we were tossing stuff around and See was stuck to the wall and a Waiting Abigail kind of stuck.

24:20 Speaker 19: But the real interesting part of it is we probably three three rehearsals in or whatever right after we first met her. She didn't tell us right away. She's like, hey, by the way, I don't even know how it came up. She didn't say, by the way, but it came up. She said, my name is I'm actually named after a King Diamond's album Abigail. Why did you tell us before that? She's like, well, I don't know. My mom's a metal head, you know, and so she's named after that album. And Awaiting I don't know if it's funny because people are like always asking her like are you guys always waiting on her?

24:55 Speaker 7: Well?

24:56 Speaker 19: Yeah, but no, that just came more like it sounded good. It kind of jammed with it.

25:02 Speaker 12: That's why I wondered, because in Waiting for Z, the reason they called the band that is because apparently Xander is always late or he's always the last one to get there, so they're always waiting for Z. So I wondered if it was something where you know, you're always waiting for Abigail. No, but that's that's cool though. I think it's a great name. And I really like the logo too. Who did the logo? Is there somebody in the band who made that logo? Because that's a that's a badass logo.

25:26 Speaker 19: Man, thanks a lot, We really dig it too. No, it's a our graphics guy is a Matt story who. I don't know if you've heard of Creeper. It's another local band. They're pretty big. They're pretty big and they've been at it for a long time. He was the original singer of Creeper. And so really what I did was I just threw it out on Facebook. I was like, hey, we've got a name. You know, it'd already been kind of networking with other people, you know, reconnecting with people from the past that I knew back in the day, meeting new people, and I just threw it up there and I was like, and everybody kind of knew like pigs band together or whatever.

26:01 Speaker 19: So I said, hey, logo services, and somebody popped right on there, and I mean there's probably twenty people on there, but I just put on the put them the first one that posted, which was Matt. So he's awesome. He does all our graphics, he does the EP, does the EP cover, the T shirts. Everything.

26:17 Speaker 13: Oh, very cool, very cool, James.

26:19 Speaker 12: Unfortunately, as I said, we're very short on time, so we will reschedule you.

26:23 Speaker 13: I know you had a tech issue.

26:24 Speaker 12: But before I let you go, and if I have time, I'm gonna squeeze in that song, that song I Hate You. There's no swears in that, I assume.

26:31 Speaker 19: Right, No, there isn't in any of our stuffs.

26:34 Speaker 13: I agree, I didn't think so, so I might. I might try to squeeze that in.

26:37 Speaker 12: If I can't get in in at the end of this conversation, I'll play it later in the show, because I do want to. I do want to play it, but just quickly for for people listening, whether they be in your area, our area, or anywhere, because we have listeners all over. Because again, you know the internet, what should people know about how to find a waiting Abigail online to keep up with everything that you're doing.

26:58 Speaker 19: Yeah, it's really simple. If you talking Awaiting Abigail on any of the socials that's going to take you to our site. But the website's the main jumping off point. So you can go to Awaiting Abigail bands dot com. But you shouldn't have any problem finding us on any of the socialists best searching for us. But yeah, follow us like us. We are loving the I guess kind of widespread network that we're building of fans and supporters. It's really cool. So yeah, please do follow us, and it's a message comment.

27:31 Speaker 12: Look forward to meeting some people absolutely, absolutely, all right, James, I'm sure Jenny, we'll get with you to reschedule so because I have a ton more questions to ask you, so we'll make that happen in the near future, I'm sure.

27:42 Speaker 13: But thank you for joining us today. Appreciate it.

27:45 Speaker 19: Absolutely Sorry you had to Await Abigail today, so we'll get back with you.

27:50 Speaker 12: Well, well played, sir. All right, James, sounds good. We'll talk to you soon, all right, We'll see you all right, bye bye.

27:56 Speaker 13: All right. That was James from Awaiting Abigail.

27:59 Speaker 12: We have John Dart who's gonna be calling in any second now, so I think what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna I'm gonna save I'm.

28:06 Speaker 13: Gonna play that later.

28:07 Speaker 12: I will play that track later, that song I hate You from awaiting Abigail, because I do want to give that a spin.

28:12 Speaker 13: I really love their sound. They're really really good. Uh, but we'll save that for later in the show.

28:17 Speaker 12: So what we're gonna do right now, You know, if you're listening live on Saturday, you'll hear it later.

28:20 Speaker 13: But I'm gonna play the I believe.

28:22 Speaker 12: This is the newest single from John poussett Dart. This is called Cry No More. Really beautiful song, and he's gonna be joining us in just a few minutes. He's gonna be calling in, actually literally any minute now, he's going to be calling in. He's got a show coming up at the Rex Theater right here in Manchester. So looking forward to speaking with him. So let's go ahead and give this a spin and then we'll have him on the phone at the end of this. This is called Cry No More. This is from John Poussette Dart.

28:56 Speaker 3: Cry you don't have to cry no more, Cry no more, You don't have to cry no more.

29:13 Speaker 21: When the tears all dried, no more left to fall. Where will you go down when you have nothing left, down, when your.

29:31 Speaker 3: Eyes begin to open and all you want is gold,

29:40 Speaker 3: Will you still remember the feeling nuts hanging the one the wall let you walk away, the.

29:52 Speaker 21: Sparks still burning strong, the moonlight hanging in the sky.

30:01 Speaker 3: Telling you it's not gone. Cry no more, you don't have to cry no more. It might be your darkest tower. It might be in the line of day where you can never rest.

30:24 Speaker 21: To me, how little time it takes for love to find day away. If it's slips into your corner amidst the phone, collar a cigarette, it won't slip out the door,

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30:46 Speaker 3: Know yet what this world has in store. Cry no more, You don't have to cry no more. Cried. You don't have to cryan nomo.

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33:29 Speaker 3: The things we don't let.

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33:39 Speaker 4: All that's lost life.

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34:33 Speaker 12: Such a great song that is for Love by John Well actually Pussett Dart Band to be precise, which is of course the band of John Poussett Dart. And before that we played the newest solo single from John Poussett Dart, cry No More. He's got a show coming up at the Rex Theater right here in Manchester, and he's supposed to be joining us this morning. He's supposed to call in, but we haven't heard from him yet because it must be a full moon. Nothing has gone smoothly today with guests, literally nothing so far.

35:05 Speaker 12: If you are listening live on Saturday, you understand the full context of this. As we celebrate eight years. Maybe the universe is trying to tell me something. Maybe eight years is it. No, I'm just kidding. I'm not giving this up for anything. This is this is my favorite time of the week. But no, I love the show and these things do happen. But maybe John is having an issue, a phone issue or something.

35:28 Speaker 3: But I don't know.

35:30 Speaker 13: I don't know what's going on.

35:31 Speaker 12: But anyway, yeah, so we just played a couple of tracks from him. I think what we're gonna do now, because I was talking about it in a minute ago. I think we should go ahead and play that track from because we had James from Awaiting Abigail on the line with us and they are going to reschedule. By the way, James sent Jenni a message apologizing they had a little bit of a tech issue.

35:50 Speaker 13: But let me let me go ahead and play this. We talked about this track.

35:55 Speaker 12: This is called I Hate You and this is from the band Awaiting Abigail again, a great band from Texas. I love their sound and I'm looking forward to having a long form conversation with James and whomever else from the band wants to join because I like them tremendously. So again, this is from Dallas, Texas. This is a Waiting Abigail and this track is called I Hate You.

36:20 Speaker 4: Oh my god, Sarcies, what's wait? I hate her so much I'm not doing this today.

36:27 Speaker 5: Let's go a long way quick.

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38:17 Speaker 3: Why eye go away?

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38:51 Speaker 4: She totally deserves it?

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39:09 Speaker 5: By eyes so way?

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39:17 Speaker 5: You'll say by day you.

39:20 Speaker 1: So Joe by eye?

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39:31 Speaker 3: And I hate.

39:41 Speaker 1: What I didn't see.

39:49 Speaker 12: Th Oh my god, I love that. That is Awaiting Abigail. The track is called I Hate You So they sent us. I really like the other two tracks they sent us too, but I love that one. That's my Favorite's that's a hit right there. That is catchy as hell. That chorus is fantastic.

40:26 Speaker 13: I love it.

40:26 Speaker 12: Awaiting Abigail. Great band from Dallas, Texas. Jeez, if we knew that our next guest wasn't going to call in on time or at all. We could have talked longer with James but from Awaiting Abigail. But we'll get them rescheduled too, so it'll all work out. But if you are just joining us on this Saturday morning as we celebrate eight years of Matt Connorton Unleashed here at WMNH ninety five point three FM. Nothing has gone right with guests this morning. Harry fazackerly blew us off for the second time.

40:59 Speaker 12: That's two strikes. You're out for Harry, and then again James from Awaiting Abigail. Totally understandable. They just had a they had a tech issue and that's you know.

41:10 Speaker 22: Uh.

41:10 Speaker 12: He sent a very nice message and we'll definitely get them rescheduled. So that happened, so we're not we're not upset at all. I wouldn't have played that song if I was.

41:19 Speaker 20: No.

41:19 Speaker 12: I'm really looking forward to getting them back on the show, to getting them rescheduled. I want to I want to have a long form discussion with them because I'm a big fan. All these bands that we've had from Texas are just really good. There's a lot of great music coming out of Texas. So but then we're supposed to have John Poussett Dart was supposed to be calling us at ten thirty to promote his upcoming show at the Rex Theater. And I don't know, maybe the show's already sold out. So he said, uh, never mind, I don't know what happened.

41:44 Speaker 12: No, there might be there might be a good reason too. So I always I don't uh, I don't get upset. I just, you know, because because the worst thing right would be to get mad about it and then find out later that there was like some terrible emergency or something, and you like you go, oh, oh, I got you.

42:02 Speaker 13: I got it okay now, and now I feel bad for getting upset. So I never get upset, you know.

42:08 Speaker 3: I just we just roll with it, we go forward.

42:10 Speaker 12: But the nice thing about doing a show like this is, you know, we can always do other things if something falls through, you know, we talk about a lot of music industry topics on the show, or we can play a song, you know, always just play a song, you know, so there's nothing ever worth getting upset about. That's something I learned pretty quickly about doing a live radio show that there's nothing that can go wrong, you know, unless you just get knocked off the air for some reason or something. But generally speaking, there's really not much that can go wrong that's just going to derail the entire show because you can always just you can always pivot to something else.

42:44 Speaker 13: It's not a big deal.

42:47 Speaker 12: And even if and even if the show does get completely derailed, is it the worst thing that's ever gonna happen to you in your life?

42:54 Speaker 13: Probably not.

42:57 Speaker 5: So we have fun.

42:58 Speaker 13: We have a good time again.

43:00 Speaker 12: Years this week, officially eight years that Matt Connorton Unleashed has been at wm and H ninety five point THREEFM here in Manchester. And I continue to be so honored and privileged and proud to be associated with this amazing station and everyone who plays a part in making sure that I get to continue to do this every week, and so and everybody, all the guests, even the ones who sometimes give us a little bit of a headache. I appreciate all of them and.

43:27 Speaker 13: All of it. So so honored.

43:29 Speaker 12: And of course, you know, we've been here, Like I said, we've been here for eight years. I originally started just a little bit of quick backstory Matt Connorton Unleashed originally started as a podcast before the term podcast was even really in wide use back in twenty eleven and then so we just did it as a strictly online streaming for quite a few years, and then in twenty seventeen, I had the opportunity to bring the show here to WMNH and been here ever since and very very happy about it. So kind of keeping an eye on my messages here.

44:05 Speaker 12: I just got a message from Jenny that our next guest is at the door. Our next guest guest is here in person and is at the door. So I'm going to go and let that individual into the station. I don't have to worry about them not making it because they're here. But I think what we're gonna do is because I like this band so much. I'm gonna go ahead and I'm gonna play one more track. They have four that are available. I'm gonna play this track people Pleaser from our new friends from Dallas awaiting Abigail, because I love that last song we played.

44:37 Speaker 12: I'm gonna play that We're gonna give today. Of course, one of the things that we've been doing as well is the American Radio Premiere of another great track, and I want to make sure that I have the The only thing about pivoting is sometimes sometimes you get a little lost in what you're pivoting to and from the great new track from Ryan Redwood, another fantastic artist from the UK, the song Tomorrow, which I absolutely love. So today's the American radio premiere of that that has not been heard on any American radio station.

45:10 Speaker 13: Prior to today.

45:12 Speaker 12: So we're gonna give that another spin to a WM and H ninety five point three FM exclusive. And maybe we'll play another one of those nameless band songs too that celebrates celebrates our eight year anniversary. Actually, here's what we're gonna do, because we have time to do all three of these things. I'm gonna play I'm gonna play that awaiting Abigail track I was just talking about people Pleaser.

45:37 Speaker 13: Then I'm gonna play Breaking Waves by.

45:39 Speaker 12: Nathan Hill because Nathan Hill is in the chat room on Facebook and he requested a Nathan Hill song and Nathan was on the show recently and absolutely fantastic.

45:49 Speaker 13: So we'll play the title track from his his EP, is it an.

45:52 Speaker 12: EP or full album? Breaking Waves. We're gonna play Breaking Waves from Nathan Hill. Then we're gonna do uh, let's see, and then we'll we'll do the uh Ryan Redwood song again.

46:07 Speaker 13: Someone's calling, Oh they're gone. Someone was calling.

46:12 Speaker 12: Okay, never mind, Okay, So we got a few things to do and then Justin Hunt is going to be.

46:19 Speaker 13: With us in the third hour. But here it is. This is people pleaser. From awaiting Abigail.

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