Matt Connarton Unleashed 5-17-25 hour 2

0:00 Speaker 1: Let's escape the weather may run away for the winter,

0:08 Speaker 1: prolong the suffering, and delay the existential crisis, falling into

0:16 Speaker 1: paravel from that old story itself?

0:22 Speaker 2: What will remain of us when there's nothing but.

0:29 Speaker 3: Fisk?

0:31 Speaker 2: Why when it rains too?

0:36 Speaker 4: There's nothing laughing you to feel? When fell so much before?

0:44 Speaker 3: Left?

0:44 Speaker 2: Why there's great when.

0:48 Speaker 5: To follow?

0:50 Speaker 4: There's nothing leaf for you to feel?

0:54 Speaker 6: When it's sins running away?

1:06 Speaker 3: Enough?

1:07 Speaker 5: Where do we finally say?

1:09 Speaker 4: Shelter comedy and answer say you won't.

1:15 Speaker 2: Save us this time? The one side and the chats.

1:21 Speaker 5: Is that we still that.

1:26 Speaker 4: Three peoples don't say no, it's to you this is true, besca.

1:33 Speaker 5: Just get all say oh right.

1:35 Speaker 4: We race tomorrow. That's not their laugh for you to

1:43 Speaker 4: feel where you.

1:45 Speaker 2: Fail, some fust fall? Why's last? Why best price were

1:51 Speaker 2: to borrow? That's not their laugh for you to feed up?

1:58 Speaker 2: Way it's off shot.

2:16 Speaker 3: Made wet may yess west?

2:24 Speaker 2: Thence west?

2:30 Speaker 5: It's good?

2:30 Speaker 7: All faye a way when it ends used to buy.

2:42 Speaker 3: It's good?

2:43 Speaker 2: Say no way when.

2:49 Speaker 3: That's not bad?

2:50 Speaker 8: That serious?

2:54 Speaker 2: Wes that somebody past last? WoT this last week?

3:19 Speaker 9: Oh that is so cool and uh and a little

3:21 Speaker 9: ominous that is called Tomorrow. That is Ryan Redwood all

3:26 Speaker 9: the way from the UK. We did give the American

3:28 Speaker 9: radio premiere to that track a number of weeks ago.

3:32 Speaker 9: And I love that song, love that song. But we've

3:35 Speaker 9: got Ryan on with us via WhatsApp. I believe Hey, Ryan, Matt,

3:40 Speaker 9: how you doing mate? Good? How are you welcome to

3:42 Speaker 9: the program? I love that song, love that song.

3:45 Speaker 8: Thank you very much.

3:46 Speaker 10: I appreciate you and showing it some.

3:49 Speaker 9: School absolutely one of the things. And I did refer

3:52 Speaker 9: to the lyrics a little a little bit ominous. I

3:55 Speaker 9: noticed that because I was listening to some of your

3:58 Speaker 9: previous your work, and it seems like a little bit

4:01 Speaker 9: of a change in a direction for you, uh, in

4:04 Speaker 9: terms of lyrics. Maybe I'm maybe I'm wrong. You can

4:06 Speaker 9: you can tell me, but I feel like I feel

4:10 Speaker 9: like I said, this one has ah, it's got a

4:12 Speaker 9: message to it, right, and it's it's it's got a

4:14 Speaker 9: little bit of an ominous vibe. Whereas whereas your, uh,

4:17 Speaker 9: your other music seems a little more I don't know, happy, yeah,

4:22 Speaker 9: a little more a little more happy. Yeah, there you go,

4:24 Speaker 9: a little more happy.

4:25 Speaker 3: Uh.

4:25 Speaker 9: So, so tell us about Tomorrow. I'm really curious, uh,

4:30 Speaker 9: I'm curious to know more about this and and kind

4:32 Speaker 9: of what inspired you to write this.

4:34 Speaker 10: Yeah, man, I mean say, the old stuff a bit

4:38 Speaker 10: more about love and relationships and sort of a bit

4:40 Speaker 10: more happier and like the music itself is a bit

4:43 Speaker 10: more lifting, I think as well. With Tomorrow, I really

4:46 Speaker 10: want explore my darker side as well as like in

4:51 Speaker 10: more indie stuff that we have here in the UK,

4:54 Speaker 10: there is sort of like influences that since I was

4:57 Speaker 10: like a teenager, so I don't really want to get

5:01 Speaker 10: into that with especially guitars. And then like the subject

5:04 Speaker 10: matter with lyrics is sort of about climate change and

5:08 Speaker 10: how we are still ignoring it and like why we

5:11 Speaker 10: ignoring it when it's inevitable, like the world might end

5:14 Speaker 10: at less, like do something about it or.

5:16 Speaker 9: Try Yeah exactly, Yeah, there's that there's that light in there.

5:22 Speaker 9: What is it that you say they only listen when

5:25 Speaker 9: it's too late?

5:27 Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah exactly.

5:29 Speaker 10: That's literally how how at the moment, especially with everything

5:34 Speaker 10: going on. I don't want to get into too much,

5:36 Speaker 10: but like politically all over the world, we're in a really.

5:41 Speaker 8: Dark spot.

5:42 Speaker 4: M M.

5:44 Speaker 10: That's what I'm explaining. Yeah, I don't know, but yeah,

5:47 Speaker 10: but I feel like is still kind of a little

5:50 Speaker 10: bit uplifted with its chorus, like musically, yeah, because there's

5:53 Speaker 10: a little bit escapism in there as well. It's not

5:55 Speaker 10: all doom and gloom.

5:56 Speaker 9: But right, right, right, right right?

5:59 Speaker 8: Are you talking?

6:00 Speaker 9: Are you talking directly into your phone or are you

6:02 Speaker 9: on a computer.

6:02 Speaker 10: Or I'm straight to my phone?

6:06 Speaker 9: Oh right, okay, it sounds better. Now you're kind of

6:08 Speaker 9: we're kind of losing you a little I was getting

6:10 Speaker 9: most of what you were saying, but we were kind

6:11 Speaker 9: of losing you a little bit. Ah right, Oh that's

6:14 Speaker 9: oh that's perfect right there, right there is perfect. Yeah.

6:16 Speaker 9: But but but yeah, no, I really like the I

6:19 Speaker 9: like the vibe. I like the message. And is that

6:22 Speaker 9: the first thing that you've written that's kind of like that?

6:24 Speaker 9: It's it's like I said, your your previous material doesn't

6:27 Speaker 9: seem to have that that same vibe. But I'm curious

6:30 Speaker 9: if you've written other things like that.

6:32 Speaker 10: Yeah, so this will be like the first of many

6:35 Speaker 10: of that sort of like vibe sort of just yeah,

6:39 Speaker 10: like I said, a bit of a darker direction compared

6:41 Speaker 10: to previous stuff. Yeah, I feel like I've sort of

6:44 Speaker 10: not completed what I've already done. But I got to

6:46 Speaker 10: a point where it was like, not only save for

6:49 Speaker 10: me to write that sort of stuff, but probably a

6:52 Speaker 10: bit samey for the people who have been listening for

6:53 Speaker 10: a while, you know what I mean. So it was

6:56 Speaker 10: nicer to like get the guitars out, turn the amps

6:59 Speaker 10: up a little bit more, and like go for a

7:01 Speaker 10: bit more of an aggressive approach, I guess, But yeah,

7:03 Speaker 10: there's definitely more to come, like the next one we're

7:05 Speaker 10: already working on at the moment, which is called The

7:08 Speaker 10: back Room, which is again that's sort of big guitars,

7:12 Speaker 10: a bit more aggressive with the vocal approach, and the

7:14 Speaker 10: nice as well.

7:15 Speaker 9: So yeah, nice nice. What's the reaction been like to

7:20 Speaker 9: to the single from people who've who've been following you

7:23 Speaker 9: for a while, Like, do you get a lot of

7:25 Speaker 9: comments on it? Like Wow, this is this is different?

7:27 Speaker 9: I like this. I don't like this. I mean, what

7:30 Speaker 9: what's kind of been the reaction to it?

7:32 Speaker 10: It's been It's been pretty good, to be fair, which

7:34 Speaker 10: I think is sort of the sign that people are

7:37 Speaker 10: sort of into you for you. Yeah that makes sense. Yes,

7:40 Speaker 10: So I feel like I'm in a really nice spot

7:43 Speaker 10: where the people who have been listening for a while.

7:44 Speaker 10: I could sort of go into anything or like I

7:47 Speaker 10: could go into like a techno record at some point,

7:50 Speaker 10: and I feel like they'd still go, oh, it's still right.

7:52 Speaker 10: I still like that, you know. So yeah, yeah, it's

7:56 Speaker 10: been really good. We've had so much support from like

7:58 Speaker 10: you guys as well, like every like radio station who's

8:01 Speaker 10: plaid it have been really into it as well. It's

8:03 Speaker 10: probably been the single that's gone down the best out

8:07 Speaker 10: of all of them, which is weird because in my

8:09 Speaker 10: head it doesn't seem that radio friendly and stuff really,

8:13 Speaker 10: but yeah, some reasons people really getting into it, mate.

8:16 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, No, I think it's uh. I think it's catchy.

8:19 Speaker 9: I think it's uh. I think it's got a good hook.

8:21 Speaker 9: I think no, I think you've got a hit. I

8:23 Speaker 9: just think it's really good. But again too, I also

8:25 Speaker 9: identify with the message, and some of what you're saying

8:28 Speaker 9: in the lyrics are the same kind of thoughts that

8:30 Speaker 9: I I have. Especially, like I said, I really latch

8:32 Speaker 9: onto that line about you know they'll only listen when

8:34 Speaker 9: it's too late, which is uh, you know, And that's

8:39 Speaker 9: the thing too, I mean, if you're gonna if you're

8:40 Speaker 9: gonna continue to go in that direction, You'll certainly never

8:42 Speaker 9: have a shortage of material to draw from. Uh, in

8:46 Speaker 9: the world that we live in, right, You're always gonna

8:51 Speaker 9: have You're always gonna have stuff to uh to write about.

8:53 Speaker 12: Uh.

8:54 Speaker 9: Certainly, where where do you record? I mean, because everything,

8:59 Speaker 9: everything that you've done it, I'm it sounds really good.

9:00 Speaker 9: I mean, do you have a do you have a

9:02 Speaker 9: producer that you work with consistently? Do you do it

9:04 Speaker 9: all yourself or what's the process?

9:06 Speaker 12: Like?

9:07 Speaker 10: So yeah, like the older stuff done with a guy

9:10 Speaker 10: called Sam Wilson, who is one of my childhood best mates,

9:14 Speaker 10: but this one of the most recent one, Tomorrow is

9:16 Speaker 10: done with another one of my childhood best mates. I'm

9:19 Speaker 10: very fortunate to have a lot of like talented people

9:22 Speaker 10: around me. We're really good at what they do. So yeah,

9:26 Speaker 10: tomorrow was done with as A Lambert, who was also

9:29 Speaker 10: in a band called a JHJ who was sort of

9:32 Speaker 10: a little bit heavier as well. So it sort of

9:34 Speaker 10: made sense to do this with him used to that

9:37 Speaker 10: sort of vibe because we share a lot of common

9:40 Speaker 10: interests anyway, but I normally sort of start to start

9:43 Speaker 10: the tune off recording wise in my back room, which

9:47 Speaker 10: is why the next song called so I start off,

9:52 Speaker 10: I'll get like a rough demo down and then we'll

9:54 Speaker 10: take it to whoever I'm working, whether it be Sam

9:57 Speaker 10: or we'll sort of just bash it out together and

10:01 Speaker 10: maybe change some parts and then and then take it

10:05 Speaker 10: to the studio.

10:06 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. Do you plan to do you

10:11 Speaker 9: plan to release an album with with these songs that

10:14 Speaker 9: you're working on now? This this question comes up a

10:17 Speaker 9: lot on the show because of so many different ways

10:19 Speaker 9: to release music now, in different strategies to use. Uh,

10:22 Speaker 9: do you plan to just do singles for an hour?

10:24 Speaker 9: Are you gonna put these into an album eventually? Or

10:26 Speaker 9: maybe you haven't thought that far. I don't know, but.

10:30 Speaker 10: Well, I would love to do an album. I just

10:32 Speaker 10: like you say. I think there's so many different ways

10:35 Speaker 10: in which people are can assuming music nowadays. I feel

10:38 Speaker 10: like singles are the best way to sort of stay relevant,

10:42 Speaker 10: if that makes sense, because you can bring a year

10:45 Speaker 10: yeah more these days throughout either right, I feel like

10:49 Speaker 10: to do an album. I'd like to get to a

10:51 Speaker 10: point where I could just not disappear but not do

10:54 Speaker 10: as much for six seven months and really focus on

10:57 Speaker 10: getting the album right and then out and sort of

11:00 Speaker 10: have the hype around it. But an album is something

11:03 Speaker 10: I talk about with friends like regularly, like something that

11:06 Speaker 10: comes up like nearly on a weekly basis. They asked

11:09 Speaker 10: me the same thing, like I'm just doing an album, mate,

11:11 Speaker 10: and it's like, it's not just it's not just doing

11:13 Speaker 10: an album, guys, it's like everything else that has to

11:16 Speaker 10: go into it.

11:16 Speaker 9: You know, right, right, Yeah, nothing is as simple as

11:20 Speaker 9: it looks to someone who doesn't know who you know,

11:23 Speaker 9: who's never done this, right, It's not that it's not

11:27 Speaker 9: that simple. Are you do you play out a lot?

11:30 Speaker 9: Are you able to uh to gig out a lot

11:32 Speaker 9: and tour in your area?

11:35 Speaker 11: Yeah?

11:35 Speaker 10: Man, we're always busy with the gigs come in like

11:38 Speaker 10: thick and fast, especially this year. Good seems to have

11:41 Speaker 10: had a bit of like a quiet start for the year.

11:43 Speaker 10: But as the year's sort of gone on and the

11:45 Speaker 10: weather has been getting better, I think there's been yet

11:49 Speaker 10: more and more opt to get out there and play live.

11:51 Speaker 9: So now, now when you go out to play you

11:56 Speaker 9: are you bringing a full band or do you do

11:58 Speaker 9: do you do solo dates? Or why? What's a live

12:01 Speaker 9: situation like for you?

12:03 Speaker 10: So we saw the mix of things. Really, it's been

12:06 Speaker 10: predominantly on my own, like just me and the acoustic

12:08 Speaker 10: guitar for a little while. But we've done a few

12:12 Speaker 10: like full band dates and at the moment as of

12:14 Speaker 10: the producer is actually doing the gigs with me, so

12:16 Speaker 10: it's got like a duo vibe to it.

12:18 Speaker 9: Yeah.

12:20 Speaker 10: Well, I always say I am playing on my own.

12:23 Speaker 10: It's not like just the guy in the corner of

12:25 Speaker 10: the acoustic guitar. I'm kind of really loud to be

12:29 Speaker 10: and I will try to include as many people as

12:31 Speaker 10: possible into that vibe, do you know.

12:33 Speaker 9: What I mean?

12:33 Speaker 10: Yeah, Yeah, if anyone's listening, I have a play America

12:38 Speaker 10: at some point, don't worry. So I'm not just that

12:40 Speaker 10: quiet man in the corner.

12:44 Speaker 3: Yeah.

12:44 Speaker 9: I hope you. I hope you come here to play.

12:46 Speaker 9: We gotta we gotta get over here. Absolutely, very very cool,

12:49 Speaker 9: very cool. Do you when you have you done any

12:53 Speaker 9: festivals or or do you plan to do any like that?

12:56 Speaker 13: Or Yeah?

12:59 Speaker 10: Quite a few festivals over the sort of time. We've

13:01 Speaker 10: got a really cool one that's local to where I live,

13:04 Speaker 10: which is like kind of on a beach, okay, which

13:07 Speaker 10: First Light Festival, and I've done that a few years running.

13:11 Speaker 10: I'm not doing it this year unfortunately, but I have

13:13 Speaker 10: done in the past and there's been Like the thing

13:15 Speaker 10: is with the UK. I don't know what it's like

13:16 Speaker 10: in the US, but we have so many independent festivals

13:20 Speaker 10: all over the place. So if you if you don't

13:22 Speaker 10: see me on like a rednand Leeds or a Glastonbury lineup,

13:25 Speaker 10: I'm probably playing like not so blaston Brick or something

13:29 Speaker 10: like that, you know, I.

13:29 Speaker 9: Mean, yeah, yeah, okay, okay, very very cool. Now when

13:33 Speaker 9: you play out, I assume you play, uh, do you

13:36 Speaker 9: do all of you know, twenty something romance which has

13:38 Speaker 9: four tracks on it? I assume do you do all

13:40 Speaker 9: of those songs as well? Because I really like that.

13:42 Speaker 9: I was a listening to that last night. That's really good.

13:45 Speaker 10: Oh nice one. Thank you very much. Yeah, that the

13:47 Speaker 10: EP is sort of a bit more of an acoustice

13:50 Speaker 10: to it, I think, is it? So yeah as well, mate,

13:54 Speaker 10: thank you very much for listening.

13:56 Speaker 14: Yeah.

13:56 Speaker 10: So I play all really all the stuff that's not

13:59 Speaker 10: on Spotify and available where to get you. The only

14:04 Speaker 10: one I don't pay something Romance is the last track

14:07 Speaker 10: if you need me, because it's like a really down stick. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

14:12 Speaker 10: the rest of it. Yeah, always in the depth.

14:15 Speaker 9: Oh, very cool, very cool. And do you have any

14:18 Speaker 9: plans to I mean, what in terms of touring are

14:21 Speaker 9: you going to be getting out of the getting out

14:23 Speaker 9: of the UK at all. It's funny the in the

14:26 Speaker 9: first hour I talked with a band Killing Fly from

14:29 Speaker 9: Australia and and you know, they tell me they're going

14:32 Speaker 9: to Japan. It's like, oh wow, that's pretty cool. Yeah. Yeah,

14:37 Speaker 9: do you have any plans to, uh, to get out

14:39 Speaker 9: of there? Obviously, I know you want to come to

14:40 Speaker 9: America at some point, but uh, you got anything on

14:43 Speaker 9: the horizon immediately.

14:45 Speaker 10: I've been to be fair to get to Europe a

14:48 Speaker 10: bit more because like places like Germany and France and

14:52 Speaker 10: places like that really have a cool scene at the moment. Yeah,

14:56 Speaker 10: seem to be supporting like independent up becoming artists. Yeah,

15:00 Speaker 10: So trying to get into in the door over in

15:04 Speaker 10: Europe it's a bit difficult with like recent things that

15:08 Speaker 10: have happened. I don't want to bring it up too much.

15:11 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, yeah, and I'd like to go over to

15:15 Speaker 10: the Island and stuff as well. Yeah, it's all pipeline.

15:18 Speaker 10: It's just sort of trying to get the opportunities really,

15:20 Speaker 10: because I don't think i'd want to go over there

15:22 Speaker 10: and immediately like sort of headline. I'd like to sort

15:25 Speaker 10: of support a band and learn from them and how

15:27 Speaker 10: they do it before I do it on my own. Sure,

15:31 Speaker 10: but yeah, definitely. I was listening to that Australian band

15:34 Speaker 10: actually that you've had on before, and the guitar work

15:38 Speaker 10: in that tune reminded me of the guy who did

15:40 Speaker 10: The White Cliffs of Dover. I think Eric Johnson. Oh okay,

15:44 Speaker 10: I want to bring that up.

15:46 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, Oh they're so good, aren't they? Killing Fly?

15:49 Speaker 9: What a great band. But by and by the way,

15:52 Speaker 9: Rob messaged me he wanted me to make sure I

15:54 Speaker 9: tell people it's Killing Fly f l a W. Not

15:57 Speaker 9: not Killing Floor, because I guess they run into that

16:00 Speaker 9: sometimes where people miss people misunderstand the name. But yeah, yeah, no,

16:05 Speaker 9: they are. They are so good.

16:08 Speaker 8: You know.

16:09 Speaker 9: I did talk to them about influences, and I'm curious

16:11 Speaker 9: about your influencers, like, like, who, uh you know, who

16:14 Speaker 9: who is really influenced you. I have I have to ask,

16:17 Speaker 9: just as an American, I just have to ask this

16:19 Speaker 9: Oasis Is Oasis a big influence on you big time, Okay.

16:23 Speaker 10: Big time. I'm actually fortunate enough to get a ticket

16:27 Speaker 10: to see them on the tour in Manchester in the UK.

16:31 Speaker 9: Nice.

16:32 Speaker 10: Yeah, honestly that's going to be like its be one

16:34 Speaker 10: of those things that's life performing for me. They've they've

16:37 Speaker 10: been a band of listening to since I was a kid,

16:40 Speaker 10: so yeah, then then together is like come true. Yeah,

16:43 Speaker 10: Oasis is one the early days I was really into

16:48 Speaker 10: like through Fighters in Green Bay, so more of like

16:50 Speaker 10: the American scene and had a big impact on me

16:54 Speaker 10: when I was a teenager. But as I've thought growing

16:57 Speaker 10: up and discovered the U case a bit more, I

17:00 Speaker 10: don't know why I was into like the West rock

17:04 Speaker 10: figure more readily available growing up, which is weird in

17:08 Speaker 10: the UK, I guess.

17:09 Speaker 3: Yeah.

17:10 Speaker 10: Yeah, we've got all the bands like Optic Monkeys they're

17:13 Speaker 10: massive obviously, and a band called Catfish at the Bottom Man,

17:17 Speaker 10: I don't know if you've heard of that.

17:18 Speaker 9: I don't know them.

17:19 Speaker 10: No, they're really good. I think they've toured America quite

17:22 Speaker 10: a lot actually, but they're not quite yet. Yeah yeah,

17:26 Speaker 10: but yeah they're a band to look out for if

17:29 Speaker 10: if they get their stuff back together and get back

17:31 Speaker 10: out on the road.

17:32 Speaker 9: Oh, very cool, Very cool. Do you have any shows

17:35 Speaker 9: this weekend? You played anywhere this weekend?

17:37 Speaker 10: No, I've got a Actually I'm literally sat at home

17:42 Speaker 10: at the moment, just watching a bit of golf on

17:44 Speaker 10: the Telly Mate.

17:45 Speaker 9: Oh wow, okay, good time. That's cool. That's cool. Well,

17:51 Speaker 9: we're gonna let you go in a moment, Ryan, and

17:53 Speaker 9: we're going to play I think to end the segment well,

17:55 Speaker 9: because we talked about it so much and I want

17:56 Speaker 9: to hear it again. We're going to play for anyone

17:57 Speaker 9: who miss it tomorrow. Such a great single. Love this track.

18:01 Speaker 9: Like I said, I love the message and and it's

18:04 Speaker 9: you know, it's a kind of message I wish I

18:06 Speaker 9: wish more people were paying attention to. But good on you,

18:09 Speaker 9: uh for for getting that out there. But what should

18:12 Speaker 9: people know Ryan for? For people who want to follow

18:15 Speaker 9: you online and keep up with everything that you're doing,

18:17 Speaker 9: especially as you're releasing new music, where's the best place

18:20 Speaker 9: for people to go?

18:22 Speaker 14: Instagram?

18:23 Speaker 10: It's probably where I'm most active, and I'm trying to

18:25 Speaker 10: be more active on TikTok as well. Everywhere at Ryan

18:31 Speaker 10: is like e free social media handles. It's really easy

18:33 Speaker 10: whatever platform I'm on the I'm on the is the

18:37 Speaker 10: best place, and yeah, look out spotfight for new music

18:41 Speaker 10: coming soon, probably in June.

18:45 Speaker 9: Next single, so oh cool. Okay, if you.

18:48 Speaker 10: Ever in the UK, hit me up. You've got a

18:50 Speaker 10: guest list spott very nice.

18:53 Speaker 9: Appreciate that. And the when the new single comes out,

18:56 Speaker 9: you know, we would love to be the first American

18:57 Speaker 9: radio station to give it a spin, So putting you

19:02 Speaker 9: on the spot there, but no, we'll make it happen definitely.

19:06 Speaker 9: So we're gonna all right, so in a moment, we're

19:07 Speaker 9: gonna hit that track one more time. Tomorrow is such

19:09 Speaker 9: a great song. But Ryan Redwood, thank you so much

19:11 Speaker 9: for joining us and look forward to look forward to

19:14 Speaker 9: doing this again in the future, and we'll continue to

19:17 Speaker 9: follow everything that you're doing and support the music and

19:20 Speaker 9: great stuff.

19:20 Speaker 10: So thanks Ryan, nice one, thank you very much.

19:23 Speaker 9: Absolutely all right, take care you too, thank you, Bye bye.

19:29 Speaker 9: All right, the great Ryan Redwood and let's give this

19:31 Speaker 9: another spin. This is called Tomorrow. And by the way,

19:34 Speaker 9: if you are listening live on Saturday coming up in

19:37 Speaker 9: just a few minutes, we're gonna be joined by the

19:38 Speaker 9: band Major moment. We're gonna get them on the WhatsApp

19:42 Speaker 9: and they've got a big show coming up and they've

19:44 Speaker 9: got a lot going on. They were a kind of

19:47 Speaker 9: a last minute edition to today's show, but they're doing

19:49 Speaker 9: some really big stuff. So looking forward to talking to

19:51 Speaker 9: them and I love their sound. But check it out

19:53 Speaker 9: once again. This is tomorrow. This is the newest single

19:57 Speaker 9: from Ryan Redwood.

19:59 Speaker 5: Less a scar.

20:00 Speaker 1: If the weather may run away for the winter, prolong,

20:07 Speaker 1: suffer and and delay the existential crisis falling inturparavels from

20:16 Speaker 1: that old story itself, what will remain of us when

20:23 Speaker 1: there's nothing but.

20:27 Speaker 6: Just get all say when it rains tomorrow.

20:34 Speaker 4: There's nothing laugh for you to feel when.

20:39 Speaker 3: Fell so much?

20:41 Speaker 2: The fall last, when.

20:49 Speaker 4: There's nothing left for you to feel, when it's.

20:53 Speaker 5: All sins running away?

21:05 Speaker 3: Enough?

21:05 Speaker 5: Where do we finally say?

21:08 Speaker 1: Shelter comedy and answer say you won't save us this time?

21:17 Speaker 3: The one.

21:19 Speaker 2: The chat is that we still that's.

21:24 Speaker 3: The eples.

21:25 Speaker 2: I'll say, no, miss you, it's in your desk. Just

21:32 Speaker 2: you all say, oh, why we lay tomorrow?

21:39 Speaker 4: That's not fair laugh for you to feel where you

21:43 Speaker 4: fall off us before?

21:46 Speaker 2: Why's last? Why best place where it ends to borrow?

21:53 Speaker 5: That's not fair.

21:54 Speaker 4: Laugh for you to feel the.

21:57 Speaker 2: Webs come exactly the way.

22:19 Speaker 3: Yeah sos to so wet to be.

22:28 Speaker 4: It's good, all fade all way.

22:31 Speaker 12: When it ends to borrow.

22:41 Speaker 2: Its good, say why.

22:43 Speaker 3: Wed I that's not there?

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31:09 Speaker 9: The track is called Toxic. The band is a major Moment.

31:13 Speaker 9: They are from Boston. Love them, love their sound. And

31:16 Speaker 9: let's see who we have on the line with us

31:18 Speaker 9: via WhatsApp from a major moment. Hello, good morning, haod morning.

31:23 Speaker 8: How are you guys doing good?

31:25 Speaker 4: Good?

31:25 Speaker 9: So who do we have on the line with us?

31:28 Speaker 20: My name is Andre, and I'm Sasha.

31:31 Speaker 9: Hello, Andre and Sasha, welcome. Are you the two singers

31:35 Speaker 9: in the band? The two lead singers? That's right, very good,

31:38 Speaker 9: very good. Well, I'm glad we were able to do

31:40 Speaker 9: this because I know, you know, you were kind of

31:42 Speaker 9: a last minute edition to today's show. But Jenny messaged me.

31:46 Speaker 9: I was on the air last night doing a show

31:47 Speaker 9: that we do here on Friday nights, and Jenny messaged

31:49 Speaker 9: me and said, you're really going to like this band,

31:51 Speaker 9: and she was right. Love your sound. Jenny and I

31:55 Speaker 9: both love your sound. So it's good to have you

31:56 Speaker 9: on the show and.

31:58 Speaker 20: Thank you so much.

31:59 Speaker 18: Yeah.

31:59 Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm curious so with with a sound like yours.

32:05 Speaker 9: You know this isn't you know, this isn't simple three

32:07 Speaker 9: chord rock. What you're doing is pretty sophisticated. How is

32:11 Speaker 9: it to replicate that live? What you do in the studio?

32:14 Speaker 9: And I know you've got you've got a couple of

32:15 Speaker 9: big shows coming up that we're going to talk about too,

32:17 Speaker 9: But I'm curious. You know, I'm a studio nerd, but

32:20 Speaker 9: I'm also I played in a lot of bands, so

32:22 Speaker 9: I'm also really curious too about you know, when you're

32:24 Speaker 9: in the studio. Are you able to are you able

32:26 Speaker 9: to replicate live what you do in the studio exactly

32:29 Speaker 9: or do you even worry about it? But some bands,

32:30 Speaker 9: you know, they play live and it's more of a

32:32 Speaker 9: stripped down thing. But I'm curious how you approach that

32:34 Speaker 9: because what you do is is pretty sophisticated. Uh oh,

32:43 Speaker 9: I don't hear voice. Well, oh there you are. I

32:45 Speaker 9: heard a weird beep.

32:47 Speaker 20: Yeah, that was weird. Sorry, I'm not sure what it was.

32:50 Speaker 20: That's what I was saying.

32:50 Speaker 13: It's arguably a little too sophisticated, you know, to a

32:54 Speaker 13: pull of fly. But we do our best, and you know,

32:57 Speaker 13: we have life since we have sampler that we play live,

33:02 Speaker 13: so we try to play live as much as many

33:05 Speaker 13: instruments and as many sounds as we possibly can. We

33:09 Speaker 13: have a drum pad, actually two drum pads. Oh, one

33:12 Speaker 13: is played by the drummer, another one I play occasionally

33:16 Speaker 13: to launch some samples.

33:18 Speaker 14: Oh interesting, and then we switch off with the sincestation

33:22 Speaker 14: me and Andre.

33:23 Speaker 20: So yeah, we call it.

33:24 Speaker 13: We call it the since station. So it's a media

33:26 Speaker 13: keyboard that is connected to main stage. Main stage being

33:30 Speaker 13: the soft software problem. Oh, very different type of sins.

33:34 Speaker 9: Yeah, very interesting. Okay, so you have a unique setup too,

33:38 Speaker 9: very different than.

33:39 Speaker 13: What Yeah, like everybody, everybody's always given us the look

33:43 Speaker 13: when when we're trying to like bring bring all of

33:46 Speaker 13: this stuff up on stage and they're like, I've never

33:49 Speaker 13: seen anything like this before.

33:50 Speaker 9: That's what that was literally going to be my next question.

33:53 Speaker 9: I was curious, like, do you have funny looks from

33:54 Speaker 9: other bands at shows or from or from the sound,

33:57 Speaker 9: Like what's it like to interact with the sound at

34:00 Speaker 9: a show?

34:02 Speaker 13: Well, confured, But most of the sound guys that we

34:07 Speaker 13: came across, most of the front of house engineers, they're

34:11 Speaker 13: super friendly. Yeah, and they're super helpful and they try

34:15 Speaker 13: to accommodate whatever little nuances that we have going on,

34:19 Speaker 13: because like we have you know, not to get too

34:22 Speaker 13: deep into the details of the setup, but we have

34:25 Speaker 13: like medi that needs to be connected, you know, and

34:29 Speaker 13: we're working on the Whole Life light show, and we

34:32 Speaker 13: have a video show that is synced to our set.

34:36 Speaker 13: So it's it's a fairly large scale production for a smaller,

34:41 Speaker 13: independent band like ourselves.

34:43 Speaker 9: Oh that's really cool. No, I admire that and that

34:47 Speaker 9: How long how long did it take to get to

34:49 Speaker 9: a point where, well, let me ask you this, how

34:51 Speaker 9: long has the band been around? And then because I

34:53 Speaker 9: assume it's it's kind of changed and evolved over time.

34:56 Speaker 9: But you've been at this a while, right, because you're

34:58 Speaker 9: pretty well established in the scene.

35:01 Speaker 20: Yeah, so we're definitely.

35:05 Speaker 13: You know, we're like a work in progress constantly, you know.

35:09 Speaker 13: And we started seven years ago. Back then when we

35:14 Speaker 13: first played a few of our live shows, we didn't

35:16 Speaker 13: have a single song recorded in the studio, and for both.

35:21 Speaker 11: Of us, this is the first band, by the way,

35:23 Speaker 11: so oh wow, so learning how it works, what the.

35:27 Speaker 13: Industry is looking like, you know, and we're so deep

35:31 Speaker 13: in that it's safe to say that it's going to

35:33 Speaker 13: be our last band.

35:38 Speaker 20: We're already way too involved in it, understood, right.

35:42 Speaker 13: So we started playing like we didn't have any backing tracks,

35:45 Speaker 13: any samples, any keyboards, you know, So we started like

35:49 Speaker 13: we just drums, guitars, bass, But then we started adding

35:55 Speaker 13: stuff because we went to the studio and realized that,

35:57 Speaker 13: you know, in order to produce a live show that

35:59 Speaker 13: sounds like people would expect it to sound, right like

36:03 Speaker 13: from listening to the record, we need to make it

36:07 Speaker 13: you know a little more complex than just you know,

36:10 Speaker 13: strip down instruments or like whatever, the guitars and bass

36:13 Speaker 13: and like basic kind of a bend setup.

36:16 Speaker 9: Sure, sure, does anything anything ever go wrong with that?

36:20 Speaker 20: All the time, every single time? Thank you for asking men.

36:25 Speaker 14: Yeah, this is a problem solving business in the first place.

36:28 Speaker 9: So that's a that's a really good way of putting it, Sasha,

36:32 Speaker 9: You're right, this is yeah, yeah, absolutely absolutely, But that's

36:36 Speaker 9: that's part of the adventure of it too, right, you know,

36:38 Speaker 9: if if.

36:39 Speaker 13: You for sure you know, and like for example, right,

36:42 Speaker 13: like so we just got added to like a show

36:44 Speaker 13: like literally last minute, like and to your show last minute, right, yes,

36:48 Speaker 13: And it's a great problem to have, you know what

36:50 Speaker 13: I mean. So we're like, we're super happy to be

36:53 Speaker 13: here and thank you for having us. And you know,

36:55 Speaker 13: things come up last minute all the time, and it's

36:59 Speaker 13: it's it's our responsibility in our job to adjust and

37:02 Speaker 13: adapt to the you know, ever changing climate and you

37:07 Speaker 13: know all of that.

37:08 Speaker 9: Yeah, one hundred percent percent. We should mention too, and

37:11 Speaker 9: and we'll we'll circle back to it to it at

37:13 Speaker 9: the end of our conversation. But you've got a couple

37:15 Speaker 9: of big shows coming up. I know that on the twentieth. Uh,

37:19 Speaker 9: you're gonna be where are you gonna be at the

37:21 Speaker 9: on the twentieth in Boston? It says supporting the Rasmus,

37:23 Speaker 9: but I'm not sure.

37:24 Speaker 20: Yeah, we're at the the We're at Brighton Music Hall

37:28 Speaker 20: in Alton, mass.

37:28 Speaker 9: Oh, very cool, Okay, awesome, awesome, And.

37:31 Speaker 13: Then if venue is super excited to be there. That's

37:33 Speaker 13: gonna be our first time playing bright Music Hall. But

37:36 Speaker 13: we've been to a couple of shows there and it

37:37 Speaker 13: was always like, you know, it always sounds great, it

37:40 Speaker 13: always looks great. They have nice stage, nice lighting, So

37:44 Speaker 13: we're definitely looking forward to it. Not to mention we

37:47 Speaker 13: get to share the stage with the Rasmus themselves. I

37:50 Speaker 13: don't know if you guys are you know, aware of

37:52 Speaker 13: how big of a deal it is here in the States.

37:55 Speaker 13: But yeah, you know, g enormous, famous, famous band from

38:01 Speaker 13: Finland yep, Yeah, that played arenas and you know, major

38:05 Speaker 13: festivals like crock Emory in Germany and two like sold

38:09 Speaker 13: out crowds of millions of people and and this, and

38:12 Speaker 13: we grew up listening to them and going to their

38:15 Speaker 13: shows in Russia. Yeah, if they or not where we're

38:17 Speaker 13: originally from. So it's such a like a full circle

38:21 Speaker 13: moment for us.

38:22 Speaker 20: It just you know, was so excited for it.

38:25 Speaker 9: Oh that's extremely cool, very very cool. Congratulations and then

38:28 Speaker 9: uh and then on the twenty second, you got a

38:30 Speaker 9: big show in Hampton Hampton, New Hampshire.

38:32 Speaker 20: Yes, twenty second.

38:34 Speaker 13: We don't only get to play one show with the Rasmus,

38:36 Speaker 13: but we were so lucky that, you know, we get

38:39 Speaker 13: added to the second show where they're also supporting the

38:43 Speaker 13: Funeral Portrait, which is another up and coming band, but

38:46 Speaker 13: they're they're doing you know, phenomenally well. They had number

38:51 Speaker 13: one hit on Big Guns on Octane and and and

38:56 Speaker 13: you know millions of streams and millions of fans as well, so.

38:59 Speaker 11: And great deep people kind of like online buddies with them.

39:04 Speaker 13: Yeah, amazing show, amazing stage presence. So like we're looking

39:09 Speaker 13: forward to not only being a part of the show

39:11 Speaker 13: and sharing the stage with them, but we're also going

39:13 Speaker 13: to be in the crowd, like crowking out to their

39:16 Speaker 13: live sets, you know, to their show because like we're

39:18 Speaker 13: genuine fans of what they do. And also on the

39:21 Speaker 13: lineup is going to be Glass Waves, which is another

39:23 Speaker 13: up and coming band that we're excited to share the

39:25 Speaker 13: stage with.

39:26 Speaker 9: I was gonna say Glass Waves are not familiar with

39:28 Speaker 9: I'll have to check them out.

39:30 Speaker 20: Yeah, totally, they're they're amazing.

39:32 Speaker 1: You know.

39:32 Speaker 13: If you think of bands like bad Omens or Bring

39:35 Speaker 13: the Horizon or sleep Token, if you're if you're you know,

39:38 Speaker 13: a fan of those bands, Glass Waves, check those guys out,

39:42 Speaker 13: you know, and also check out the other bands as well.

39:44 Speaker 9: Oh very cool, Very cool. By the way, I also

39:46 Speaker 9: notice you're gonna be heading to Pennsylvania and then Washington,

39:51 Speaker 9: d C. Kind of looking at the tour itinerary that

39:53 Speaker 9: you sent us, so it's good.

39:55 Speaker 20: Yeah, totally. We'll call this we call this little tour,

39:58 Speaker 20: not a tour. Yeah, so because it's not a tour,

40:02 Speaker 20: it's like a little run.

40:03 Speaker 13: But like people, our fans and you know, our supporters

40:06 Speaker 13: have been asking us for the longest time, or where

40:08 Speaker 13: you guys, when are you guys gonna go on tour?

40:10 Speaker 20: Like when they come into like you.

40:12 Speaker 5: Know, my area and anywhere, like yeah, right, Like usually.

40:16 Speaker 13: It's like West Coast and we're like, uh, you know,

40:20 Speaker 13: not sure, like it might take us a little bit,

40:22 Speaker 13: but we're trying to branch out as much as possible.

40:24 Speaker 13: And this is our second run already, and we did

40:28 Speaker 13: for the first one in April, right, and then that

40:33 Speaker 13: we went to Pennsylvania, upstate New York and then.

40:38 Speaker 20: Two shows in Ohio. That was super cool.

40:41 Speaker 13: So we're you know, excited to do it all over

40:44 Speaker 13: again and we're hitting some you know, places that we

40:47 Speaker 13: haven't played before. Yeah, so super excited about it.

40:50 Speaker 9: Outstanding. We should mention too, The Pain that Makes Us Grow.

40:53 Speaker 9: That's your band's full length album that comes out June twentieth,

40:57 Speaker 9: twenty twenty five, and you've got four singles that have

40:59 Speaker 9: been plays on Serious XM's octane channel, Toxic, Overcome, Victim,

41:06 Speaker 9: and Ludacy. We played Toxic here just a few minutes ago.

41:10 Speaker 9: You also sent us a track that I really really love,

41:13 Speaker 9: what a Time and yeah, and that's brand new, correct.

41:17 Speaker 13: We just dropped it literally yesterday and it's already doing

41:21 Speaker 13: phenomenally well on streaming. And we've been listening to your

41:25 Speaker 13: show like for about an hour before we got on, right,

41:29 Speaker 13: So we you know, we're doing the same kind of

41:33 Speaker 13: waterfall thing a lot of bands are doing nowadays, but

41:37 Speaker 13: we're added a little twist to it where we are

41:41 Speaker 13: releasing songs on streaming, but we made the whole album

41:44 Speaker 13: available on CDs and vinyl, I think as soon as

41:49 Speaker 13: the first single was out, right now we're almost done

41:52 Speaker 13: with the release thing.

41:53 Speaker 14: So so people have been listening to this album for

41:57 Speaker 14: like over a year.

41:58 Speaker 13: Whoever wanted to direct directly support us, right, whoever was

42:01 Speaker 13: kind enough to pick up CD or vinyl. We thought,

42:04 Speaker 13: you know, it only makes sense to you know, make

42:06 Speaker 13: those people happy and give them the whole you know,

42:08 Speaker 13: the whole album ahead of everybody else.

42:10 Speaker 9: I think that's a really cool way to do it.

42:12 Speaker 9: I commend that. I think that's really really cool. By

42:15 Speaker 9: the way, this track, yeah, this track, what a time

42:17 Speaker 9: has that been played on the radio at all?

42:20 Speaker 13: We just released it and so it hasn't been played

42:23 Speaker 13: on the radio yet. I know another radio station just

42:26 Speaker 13: added it to rotation the sound too. It So shout

42:29 Speaker 13: out to those guys as well, super thankful for their

42:33 Speaker 13: support and obviously to Octane, you know, supporting our journey

42:36 Speaker 13: as an independent artists.

42:37 Speaker 20: This is you know, next to unheard of. Not many

42:41 Speaker 20: independent bands.

42:42 Speaker 13: Can can say that they've been so lucky to have

42:44 Speaker 13: like four singles in rotation and you know, needless to say,

42:49 Speaker 13: this exposure got us.

42:52 Speaker 20: So in front of a huge audience. Right.

42:54 Speaker 13: So, yeah, we get messages every single day saying I

42:58 Speaker 13: heard you guys here, I heard you guys there. I

43:00 Speaker 13: really love your sound and people are picking up Merged,

43:03 Speaker 13: people are picking up a full album to check it out,

43:06 Speaker 13: you know, and like we're you know, we're super grateful

43:09 Speaker 13: for that.

43:10 Speaker 9: That's outstanding. By the way, what is the meaning of that?

43:13 Speaker 9: I love the title of the upcoming album, the Pain

43:16 Speaker 9: that makes Us grow? Right, what can you talk a

43:22 Speaker 9: little bit about that about the time?

43:23 Speaker 20: Yeah, for sure, absolutely.

43:25 Speaker 13: So this is actually related to the line we have

43:28 Speaker 13: in one of our other singles called Overcome, and the

43:33 Speaker 13: line goes, if we overcome the pain, we will grow.

43:36 Speaker 14: Yeah, that's the line from the chorus.

43:38 Speaker 13: That's the line from the chorus, right. And we had

43:40 Speaker 13: quite a few titles that we were choosing from, but

43:43 Speaker 13: this one kind of stood out, and the graphic designer,

43:48 Speaker 13: Kevin Moore, that that was helping us to make the

43:52 Speaker 13: artwork for the album on the visual side and the branding.

43:56 Speaker 13: He was like, I really like this title, you guys,

43:58 Speaker 13: I think you should go with this, and I already

43:59 Speaker 13: have kind of a vision for the artwork and for

44:03 Speaker 13: you know, the whole album design, and so we listened

44:06 Speaker 13: and you know, never looked back and you were so

44:09 Speaker 13: happy about it.

44:10 Speaker 20: But you know, if you think.

44:12 Speaker 13: About it, if like when we thought of this title

44:16 Speaker 13: being one of the options with that, there's fourteen songs

44:20 Speaker 13: on the album, and each of them is kind of

44:23 Speaker 13: related to a point of.

44:25 Speaker 20: Like, you know, experiencing discomfort or pain.

44:29 Speaker 13: You know, they're they're like, not really that many happy

44:33 Speaker 13: songs on the album as far as from from the

44:36 Speaker 13: from the perspective of all like this guy is blue

44:38 Speaker 13: and you know, the sun is up and the life

44:41 Speaker 13: is beautiful. The life is beautiful, but it's also full

44:44 Speaker 13: of problems, you know. So we want to talk about

44:46 Speaker 13: those problems, and we want to talk and bring up

44:50 Speaker 13: issues that you know are happening in the world every day,

44:55 Speaker 13: you know.

44:56 Speaker 11: So I want to inspire people to never look back

45:01 Speaker 11: and keep doing what you're doing.

45:04 Speaker 13: Growing, Yeah, keep growing, keep overcoming the pain and discomfort,

45:08 Speaker 13: because we believe that's that's when you actually grow.

45:12 Speaker 9: Yeah. Oh, I love it. I love it. I think

45:14 Speaker 9: that's I think that's awesome. And I think I think

45:18 Speaker 9: a lot of people who I assume people who listen

45:20 Speaker 9: to your music who gravitate to what you're doing and

45:23 Speaker 9: have become fans. That that's probably something that really resonates

45:26 Speaker 9: with people. And I think that's awesome.

45:28 Speaker 20: Definitely.

45:28 Speaker 13: Yeah, a lot of people have expressed, you know, their

45:34 Speaker 13: gratitude for us talking about, you know, problems like mental

45:39 Speaker 13: health issues and you know, bring raising awareness about that

45:44 Speaker 13: and talking about anxiety and you know, being slightly paranoid

45:51 Speaker 13: that the world can be over at any moment in time,

45:54 Speaker 13: you know, because you know, we'll live in an interesting time, right,

46:00 Speaker 13: So so this is what what a time is actually about, correctly,

46:04 Speaker 13: this is this This was written about the fear of.

46:08 Speaker 20: Basically nuclear war. Yeah, and that happened after.

46:14 Speaker 13: You know, our motherland, Russia invaded Ukraine a couple of

46:18 Speaker 13: years ago, and we were very concerned about that whole

46:21 Speaker 13: situation and very concerned that you know, the escalation of

46:24 Speaker 13: the problem might let you know, might lead to the

46:27 Speaker 13: end of humanity.

46:28 Speaker 9: Is we know, Yeah, I can. I can really relate too,

46:31 Speaker 9: because I'm you know, I'm older, and I'm a Cold

46:33 Speaker 9: war kid and growing up growing up in the eighties,

46:37 Speaker 9: I was I had an obsession is too strong a word,

46:40 Speaker 9: but I definitely had an unhealthy preoccupation with the threat

46:45 Speaker 9: of that, and so I can no, I can relate.

46:48 Speaker 9: And you know, it's funny too because we had on

46:52 Speaker 9: you might have heard Ryan Redwood our previous guests. He's

46:55 Speaker 9: got that song Tomorrow, which is uh, you know which

46:58 Speaker 9: which kind of reference is that as well? So interesting,

47:01 Speaker 9: it's a it's a day of themes I suppose, uh,

47:04 Speaker 9: but yeah, I think that that's this is something too,

47:08 Speaker 9: because I do want to play that track at the

47:10 Speaker 9: end of our conversation because it's so good and I

47:12 Speaker 9: like all I like all the I like all the

47:14 Speaker 9: songs I listened to. They're they're really really good. But

47:16 Speaker 9: but no, I think it's it's something very relatable for people,

47:19 Speaker 9: and we should.

47:21 Speaker 12: Uh.

47:21 Speaker 9: The time goes the time goes quickly, but I want

47:24 Speaker 9: to make sure we remind people again, especially for people

47:26 Speaker 9: just too. And by the way, I do want to

47:27 Speaker 9: do this again. Uh, this was kind of last minute,

47:30 Speaker 9: but I do want to do this again when we

47:31 Speaker 9: have time to really, oh for sure, because I will

47:34 Speaker 9: be there, yeah, right next to absolutely. I want to

47:38 Speaker 9: learn about your backgrounds and and influences and all that

47:40 Speaker 9: kind of stuff. So but uh, so we will do

47:43 Speaker 9: that in the future for sure. But but I want

47:45 Speaker 9: to make sure we remind people before we run out

47:47 Speaker 9: of time too, because you've got the two big shows

47:50 Speaker 9: uh uh, You've got on the twentieth uh and the

47:53 Speaker 9: twenty second and and these are these are very important

47:56 Speaker 9: shows for you. Obviously, this is absolutely a big deal.

47:59 Speaker 13: Especially one of them is in New Hampshire area, right

48:03 Speaker 13: right in Hampton, New Hampshire. We're playing that Walleys with

48:06 Speaker 13: the Funeral Portrait and the Rasmus and Glass Waves, and

48:10 Speaker 13: this is gonna be an amazing show. And if you're

48:12 Speaker 13: listening and thinking, oh maybe I should come, or but

48:14 Speaker 13: I don't know, like I have a lot of things

48:16 Speaker 13: going on, definitely get there.

48:18 Speaker 20: It's a Thursday night, so Thursday night, it's almost Friday.

48:22 Speaker 20: You're gonna feel so great. You know, it's gonna be

48:26 Speaker 20: a huge party.

48:27 Speaker 9: There you go, there, you go, absolutely And by the way,

48:30 Speaker 9: where's the best place to go onlinehere should people go

48:32 Speaker 9: to keep up with everything that Major Moment is doing.

48:34 Speaker 14: Oh so we'll try to be everywhere possible. We have

48:38 Speaker 14: a website, Major Moment band dot com. We're on every

48:42 Speaker 14: single social.

48:43 Speaker 21: Media platform obviously Instagram, FACEBOOKIOK, streaming, Yeah, any streaming platform,

48:53 Speaker 21: so probably can find us everywhere.

48:56 Speaker 20: Yeah, wherever you are, we're there.

48:58 Speaker 9: Excellent. That's the way to do it. Yeah, that's the

49:00 Speaker 9: way to do it. All right. Well, Andre and Sasha,

49:02 Speaker 9: thank you both so much. Wonderful to meet you and

49:06 Speaker 9: and like I said, for having us. Absolutely and we'll

49:09 Speaker 9: we'll do it again in the future. We'll have an

49:11 Speaker 9: extended discussion and good luck with those shows. And I

49:14 Speaker 9: love the music, and uh, I'm really excited to share

49:17 Speaker 9: this track Major Moment with with our listeners. So we'll

49:21 Speaker 9: let you go for now and then I'm gonna hit

49:22 Speaker 9: that track. But thank you both so much, Thank you

49:25 Speaker 9: so much.

49:25 Speaker 20: Looking forward to having another conversation with you.

49:27 Speaker 9: Absolutely, absolutely, all right, take care, bye bye. All right,

49:31 Speaker 9: very cool. That was Andre and Sasha. They are the

49:35 Speaker 9: they are the vocalists, and you know, they do a

49:37 Speaker 9: co lead vocal thing which is really really cool for

49:40 Speaker 9: the band Major Moment and this is that's that's that's

49:44 Speaker 9: their band, that's their baby. H They're they're doing great

49:47 Speaker 9: things and having a lot of success, which is really cool.

49:49 Speaker 9: So I love their sound. We're gonna play this. We're

49:51 Speaker 9: gonna end this segment with this track Major from major moment.

49:55 Speaker 9: This is called what a Time? And if you are

49:57 Speaker 9: listening live on Saturday, make sure you stick around. I'm

50:00 Speaker 9: coming up in the third hour. I gotta see they

50:02 Speaker 9: might be here. In fact, I gotta go let them

50:03 Speaker 9: in if they are. Moonlight Ride is gonna be here

50:06 Speaker 9: a live in studio with us for our number three

50:09 Speaker 9: new Marrow trace of Matt Condorton unleashed on this Saturday.

50:13 Speaker 9: But here it is. This is brand new from major

50:15 Speaker 9: Moment and this is called what a Time.

50:18 Speaker 22: M wacome these up, which is ascon thus, well, I go.

50:55 Speaker 3: Cally when I made something. Oh you're so heavy bird

51:06 Speaker 3: hold them back their song. I'm so time can.

51:11 Speaker 2: Fos myself Jos.

51:15 Speaker 3: Designed shocking song. The scream shocks me water. I suppose

51:26 Speaker 3: the fair give the wildest son without this side for

51:36 Speaker 3: a time to be my yes story who well be

51:57 Speaker 3: around the boss, unable to focus on and as having

52:04 Speaker 3: right befo.

52:05 Speaker 2: My sod that cat focus myself just.

52:13 Speaker 3: Exactly.

52:14 Speaker 8: It's shocking.

52:17 Speaker 3: A little screaming d want a love. I suppose the

52:25 Speaker 3: fears the world is kind of so.

52:34 Speaker 2: For to.

52:37 Speaker 3: Danking. You're the lead that the world is thanking. No

52:43 Speaker 3: get thanking you're the lad that the wild and danking

52:49 Speaker 3: no get.

52:53 Speaker 2: You.

52:53 Speaker 3: Fucking you just jack the world and dad.

53:02 Speaker 8: My back, So.

53:07 Speaker 22: Con force myself to sleep my anatting jocket.

53:15 Speaker 3: Looks all those crapy shoot girls w I supposed the

53:23 Speaker 3: bear gus the wildest kind I taste.

53:26 Speaker 1: So with.

53:31 Speaker 3: This for a time, give yourself lost myself doing exactly shocking.

53:44 Speaker 3: Looks all those scraping shoot girds be fun. I suppose

53:52 Speaker 3: the bear gause it wowest kind I test.

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