Matt Connarton Unleashed 5-31-25 hour 1

0:00 Speaker 1: If you are listening to do Wuminate.

0:04 Speaker 2: World premiere.

0:09 Speaker 3: Cosmic Blossom, take your time.

0:13 Speaker 4: M h, I'm gonna spend my days.

0:36 Speaker 5: Walking through the sun. Could you have thought?

0:41 Speaker 6: But you can still half I'm.

0:46 Speaker 7: Not both can call me a to because they have

0:53 Speaker 7: me like doing that? You BoNT it telling to makers

1:01 Speaker 7: out Stan. Why don't remembers a time as a comb

1:07 Speaker 7: to the man I'm on about my my little circle jump?

1:15 Speaker 7: Then not playing tools being Almo.

1:44 Speaker 8: Just take a turn there, Rain, don't need to cost

1:52 Speaker 8: game there, give him.

1:57 Speaker 5: Song and sweet chi.

2:02 Speaker 9: Can you know I'm gonna tell.

2:04 Speaker 10: That spending my night that's right here again the groove, Yeah,

2:25 Speaker 10: I sure do.

2:26 Speaker 11: Love the way that you move.

2:31 Speaker 2: I'm thinking of that, Y'all'm gonna find I'm gonna sweet

2:34 Speaker 2: simple due.

2:37 Speaker 5: All I care about is getting you all.

2:39 Speaker 11: Then the mood.

2:43 Speaker 2: You know, I'm a little soul.

2:45 Speaker 12: It ain't gonna stand and says no adult.

2:49 Speaker 13: If I don't get the noise to ask you all

2:52 Speaker 13: the days, I just don't go catch you and field

2:57 Speaker 13: so the little gims anymore?

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3:06 Speaker 14: Oh God, don't do your time, go that braindo names the.

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4:14 Speaker 3: Coming, Good morning everybody, Welcome, Here we go again. It

4:51 Speaker 3: is that time Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live

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5:14 Speaker 3: Today is Saturday May thirty one, twenty twenty five, and

5:19 Speaker 3: I am not alone. Good morning, Sunshine. Yes, Jenny is

5:33 Speaker 3: here at the news table and we have an exciting

5:37 Speaker 3: show for you. By the way, we opened with the

5:39 Speaker 3: brand new track from Cosmic Blossom, which I think just

5:42 Speaker 3: became available on all the streaming platforms. But that was

5:45 Speaker 3: the world radio premiere of that song Awesome, the first

5:49 Speaker 3: time ever played on the radio here on WMNH. Gary Smith, who, again,

5:54 Speaker 3: as I always say, one of the most talented and

5:56 Speaker 3: absolutely busiest musicians I know sent us that track. That

6:01 Speaker 3: was kind of a late addition, but very very happy

6:03 Speaker 3: to play that on the show. And by the way,

6:05 Speaker 3: speed of music, that theme music. If you like that

6:07 Speaker 3: theme music that you hear at the beginning of every show,

6:11 Speaker 3: it's not gonna be around much longer. We got something

6:13 Speaker 3: new coming so intin intent. Yeah, and it's going to

6:18 Speaker 3: be really good too. I'm very excited about that. Very

6:21 Speaker 3: excited me too. But we have a very busy show

6:23 Speaker 3: for you coming up in just a couple of minutes.

6:26 Speaker 3: The Worry People are going to be joining us all

6:28 Speaker 3: the way from the UK. Great duo. We actually played

6:32 Speaker 3: their newest single, Gold recently, and we're going to play

6:35 Speaker 3: that again in just a couple of moments and then

6:38 Speaker 3: we'll get them on. We're using Google Teams now for

6:42 Speaker 3: the first time on the show, so hopefully everything goes

6:44 Speaker 3: well with that. We've we've used WhatsApp and that went well,

6:47 Speaker 3: that was a success, But Google teams that's what Peter

6:50 Speaker 3: White seems to be using on the Morning Show and

6:52 Speaker 3: it's working well for him. So we're using that now

6:54 Speaker 3: too because Skype has gone away, so we'll be talking

6:57 Speaker 3: to the Worry People. We're going to play that track again,

6:59 Speaker 3: Gold and then we'll talk to the Worry people. I

7:01 Speaker 3: don't know if it's gonna be both guys, and then

7:03 Speaker 3: we'll at the end of it, we'll play another great

7:05 Speaker 3: song of theirs.

7:06 Speaker 11: Uh.

7:06 Speaker 3: Coming up in the second hour this week on the show,

7:09 Speaker 3: we've got the Forensics, another great band from the UK,

7:13 Speaker 3: and looking forward to that. And then in the third hour,

7:15 Speaker 3: Kevin Horn, a great singer songwriter from the area. He's

7:18 Speaker 3: got a bunch of new studio tracks and I think

7:20 Speaker 3: he's gonna play live too, correct.

7:22 Speaker 9: I believe so.

7:22 Speaker 3: Did he did the last time he was on the

7:24 Speaker 3: show and he's amazing, so looking forward to it. He

7:27 Speaker 3: plays at the Great North air Wark, Yes, yes, and

7:30 Speaker 3: he's got a big show coming up too with Cosmic Blossom.

7:33 Speaker 3: Actually they're gonna be on the same show, so yeah,

7:36 Speaker 3: so really looking forward to that. Always great to see

7:38 Speaker 3: Kevin and he's amazing. I love his voice. Such a

7:41 Speaker 3: such a cool uh, such a cool voice. Art scene

7:44 Speaker 3: in Manchester is amazing. Yes, yes, really, so welcome to

7:49 Speaker 3: the program everybody. By the way, I see Gary Hancock

7:52 Speaker 3: in the Facebook live chat. Hello Gary of course from

7:55 Speaker 3: big GSPR or big GPR here in over in the

8:00 Speaker 3: UK and they're great and Gary and Eden. They send

8:03 Speaker 3: us a lot of great guests and we love that. Also,

8:06 Speaker 3: Who I Am is in the Facebook lift chat, also

8:07 Speaker 3: known as Lacey. I'm never sure if it's Bibe or Bebe,

8:11 Speaker 3: but lovely to see you. Let me know when it's

8:14 Speaker 3: time to rock my favorite song from H from Who

8:17 Speaker 3: I Am. Absolutely let's see and who else? Well, I

8:21 Speaker 3: might have some other people in the Facebook live chat too.

8:22 Speaker 3: It's funny sometimes I can't see all the uh what

8:25 Speaker 3: screen you're in. I can't see everyone's comments at once,

8:29 Speaker 3: depending on whether they're watching on YouTube or on Facebook.

8:32 Speaker 3: With reestream, I'm supposed to be able to see everything

8:34 Speaker 3: in one chat, but it's not working. But but but

8:37 Speaker 3: sometimes I can't. It's uh, it's kind of interesting. Yes, yes,

8:43 Speaker 3: so uh also too, we're gonna be recording uh later

8:48 Speaker 3: later today. For those of you listening live on Saturday,

8:51 Speaker 3: this is something completely separate from w M and H.

8:53 Speaker 3: But keep an eye out because Eric Pilcher and I

8:56 Speaker 3: and longtime listeners of the show are familiar with Eric

8:58 Speaker 3: Pilcher uh because he's been a part of Matt Connorton

9:01 Speaker 3: Unleashed in various ways over the years. But he and

9:05 Speaker 3: I have a podcast called Tough Bumps and we're gonna

9:08 Speaker 3: be doing episode six today and the last couple of them.

9:12 Speaker 3: Instead of simply recording them and putting them up, we

9:14 Speaker 3: stream them live, So keep an eye out. I think

9:16 Speaker 3: probably around three pm Eastern this afternoon, we're gonna do

9:19 Speaker 3: episode six of Tough Bumps. So we don't really do

9:23 Speaker 3: a lot to promote the live stream because it's kind

9:25 Speaker 3: of not really officially a live show. It's a podcast

9:28 Speaker 3: that we record, but if we feel like going live,

9:32 Speaker 3: we do, and it's kind of fun to go live

9:33 Speaker 3: with that, So if you want to enjoy that, of course,

9:37 Speaker 3: I like Tough Bumps on social media, but also just

9:42 Speaker 3: keep an eye out and you'll see that live notification

9:44 Speaker 3: today and maybe you can join us on the show.

9:46 Speaker 3: So little plug for Tough Bumps. But I think what

9:49 Speaker 3: we should do now, I think we should go ahead

9:51 Speaker 3: and play this track again from the Worry People Gold,

9:56 Speaker 3: such a great song and I really love They've got

9:59 Speaker 3: an other song too called Naked, which we'll play at

10:01 Speaker 3: the end of the track, which is also just a

10:04 Speaker 3: really really cool track. But looking forward to talking with them,

10:06 Speaker 3: so if you are joining us live on Saturday morning.

10:09 Speaker 3: We've got a lot of great stuff today. But uh,

10:12 Speaker 3: if you didn't hear the world premiere of this or

10:15 Speaker 3: the American radio premiere, I should say, uh, here it is,

10:18 Speaker 3: this is gold and this is the worry people.

10:33 Speaker 15: Would you recognize me if you saw me them? I

10:39 Speaker 15: cut my head, just bat your face like im hoian.

10:43 Speaker 2: Now we will be strangers.

10:47 Speaker 1: And I thought that a journey.

10:50 Speaker 2: It soon it's time to come around.

10:53 Speaker 15: But the season has coming gone coming.

10:57 Speaker 16: Me being your gold and wrapped me round jumping.

11:02 Speaker 1: Give you something super believe in, something like Forever wor.

11:10 Speaker 15: World house built of houses on foundations they do sin

11:31 Speaker 15: so why I was as surprised when it all came

11:35 Speaker 15: crashing down.

11:37 Speaker 17: Don't want to call it love not me.

11:40 Speaker 18: He came so close.

11:42 Speaker 2: But the ruble just reminds me I was a tourist.

11:47 Speaker 19: I'm young ghost calling.

11:49 Speaker 16: Me up in your golden backed me around, jumping the

11:55 Speaker 16: give you.

11:55 Speaker 20: Something super believe in, something like forever.

12:00 Speaker 16: Well one.

12:03 Speaker 19: Where the world one going up to the one one word.

12:12 Speaker 9: The word.

12:15 Speaker 19: One on the way.

12:27 Speaker 16: You cut them in your thing, go go and wrap

13:20 Speaker 16: me round jumping the time.

13:23 Speaker 20: Something something leaving something like forever or.

13:31 Speaker 19: Who cut them in?

13:35 Speaker 11: You thing?

13:36 Speaker 20: Go go and wrap me round jumping the time something

13:41 Speaker 20: something leaving, something like forever.

13:45 Speaker 16: Oh h.

14:03 Speaker 3: That is called gold and that is by the Worry People,

14:07 Speaker 3: a great duo from the UK. This is good too.

14:10 Speaker 3: This is called dot naked. This is also uh the

14:12 Speaker 3: Worry People.

14:57 Speaker 2: Lord, I want to know, do you want me? Now

15:04 Speaker 2: you've seen it all. I can hold my breath to

15:09 Speaker 2: keep my thoughts wrong father now but it's playing tu

15:15 Speaker 2: see all that I don't want as ever and.

15:18 Speaker 17: Now well well hard, but I'm still farther sharp.

15:40 Speaker 2: And the worst part.

15:43 Speaker 21: It's how I want the ball.

15:47 Speaker 1: Over across my hot from there. I'm not falling back.

15:54 Speaker 1: This is all too well, as I shoutself.

15:58 Speaker 22: Down, brow Back memories smy nine and all that something

16:19 Speaker 22: changes son run back memories say Knight and both that something.

16:26 Speaker 2: Changes tone, brown Back Memories.

16:30 Speaker 22: Nine both that something changes time, bron Back Memory one

16:36 Speaker 22: thot I watched.

16:37 Speaker 19: Very down, Oh law you m oh loyleb.

16:50 Speaker 12: Let me do.

17:03 Speaker 3: Hey, welcome back everybody. I think we've got the Worry

17:05 Speaker 3: People on with us via WhatsApp. Oh I hear something

17:09 Speaker 3: that's a good sign.

17:11 Speaker 23: Hello, Hello, Hello, Hey, Hey, welcome.

17:13 Speaker 3: Uh yeah, sorry about that. Apparently Google Teams is not cooperating.

17:17 Speaker 3: But I'm glad we get to speak to you via

17:20 Speaker 3: What's app So always good to have a backup. Are

17:22 Speaker 3: both are both of you?

17:23 Speaker 21: There?

17:25 Speaker 23: This sounds big? I'm no sure rhymes?

17:27 Speaker 3: Okay, all right, so we've got oh absolutely, yeah, no,

17:33 Speaker 3: really glad to talk to you. I love your song.

17:35 Speaker 3: You know, we just played We played Gold and then

17:37 Speaker 3: we also played Naked, a couple of great tracks.

17:41 Speaker 21: Yeah.

17:42 Speaker 3: I love your sound. I love your sound. It's it's

17:44 Speaker 3: interesting that you guys are a duo. What what goes

17:48 Speaker 3: on in the studio because obviously it sounds like a

17:50 Speaker 3: full band like anyone you know, I'm sure you run

17:53 Speaker 3: into this all the time.

17:54 Speaker 24: Uh.

17:54 Speaker 3: People hear your music and they assume it's a full band.

17:57 Speaker 23: Right, Yeah, absolutely. I mean we started off as a

18:01 Speaker 23: two piece. We met in school, so we just kind

18:04 Speaker 23: of spent a lot of our time just jamming together

18:06 Speaker 23: in the music room and trying to come up with

18:08 Speaker 23: a sound. But there's a there's a band over this

18:12 Speaker 23: way called Royal Blood that are quite heavy. It's just

18:14 Speaker 23: like a drum and based thing, and we absolutely love them.

18:17 Speaker 23: But we also wanted to avoid that kind of comparison,

18:20 Speaker 23: so we tried to find a way of conveying our

18:24 Speaker 23: studio sound in a live setting. So yeah, we do

18:27 Speaker 23: incorporate a base into our and to our live set,

18:30 Speaker 23: and our producer is actually bas player, so he's been

18:32 Speaker 23: joining us on stage lately. So it's been a lot

18:35 Speaker 23: of fun just to have that new dynamic and more

18:37 Speaker 23: of a you know, a sort of more natural band

18:41 Speaker 23: dynamic on stage. You know, real good friends. So that's

18:44 Speaker 23: good fun.

18:44 Speaker 3: That's that's convenient.

18:46 Speaker 9: Uh.

18:46 Speaker 3: One of the things too about that track Gold that

18:49 Speaker 3: really strikes me is I love the way you know,

18:52 Speaker 3: it's it's very catchy, it's a little poppy, but then

18:56 Speaker 3: it gets to that part where it kind of gets heavy,

19:00 Speaker 3: you know, with the guitar, it kind of gets uh,

19:03 Speaker 3: it gets pretty heavy there for a minute. And I

19:04 Speaker 3: really like that too, And I like that contrast within

19:07 Speaker 3: the song. You know, it totally fits. It's a surprise,

19:10 Speaker 3: but it also completely fits, and it's uh, yeah, that's

19:13 Speaker 3: just really really good.

19:15 Speaker 23: Yeah. I mean, we've I've spent a lot of time

19:19 Speaker 23: just trying to come up with new ways of writing

19:22 Speaker 23: songs because I kind of consider myself to be a songwriter,

19:25 Speaker 23: like first and foremost, so just to try and break

19:27 Speaker 23: out of that typical mode. And we have so many

19:30 Speaker 23: influences between us that we've never really apart from our

19:34 Speaker 23: last single Stamp, we've never really had like that heavier

19:37 Speaker 23: element to what we do. So yeah, it's nice to

19:40 Speaker 23: hint at that without sort of showing that's like our

19:44 Speaker 23: entire identity because we are made up of so many

19:46 Speaker 23: different parts. So it's a lot of fun to play.

19:51 Speaker 3: And I was reading too, So you guys are you

19:54 Speaker 3: and you and Ryan? You guys are childhood friends, you

19:56 Speaker 3: grew up together.

19:58 Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah, I mean he was in the above Met's

20:01 Speaker 23: and we I mean, Rome was in a different band

20:03 Speaker 23: at the time, and I was always kind of banging

20:05 Speaker 23: on that door and I play with you guys, but yeah,

20:08 Speaker 23: they were a tight group at the time. But yeah,

20:10 Speaker 23: I mean it was during the pandemic where I think

20:14 Speaker 23: the nineteen seventy five who is a big influence. They

20:17 Speaker 23: released an album and Ryan reached out, I think his

20:20 Speaker 23: band went doing so much at the time, and he said, oh,

20:22 Speaker 23: I know you're a fan of them. Do you want

20:23 Speaker 23: to get in the room, maybe do a cover or something,

20:25 Speaker 23: so yeah, we jumped in, we did it, and I went, well,

20:28 Speaker 23: I've actually got a few songs if you want to

20:29 Speaker 23: give him a try, and yeah, the rest was history.

20:31 Speaker 3: Really yeah, it sounds like it came together pretty quickly then.

20:36 Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah, it was all very natural. I think that's

20:40 Speaker 23: a big part of being in the band. Like we've

20:42 Speaker 23: done the two piece thing for maybe two even a

20:45 Speaker 23: bit of years now, I think. Yeah, but because we've

20:48 Speaker 23: become such good friends with our producer, it's been very

20:50 Speaker 23: natural progression for him to join us on stage because

20:54 Speaker 23: we are friends before bandmates, so it really helps.

20:57 Speaker 3: That must be nice too in the sunset. And this

21:00 Speaker 3: is a conversation that comes up a lot on the show.

21:01 Speaker 3: You know, when you have, say you've got a band

21:04 Speaker 3: of four guys or five guys or you know, and

21:07 Speaker 3: and you've got to work around everyone's schedule and everyone's

21:09 Speaker 3: kind of got different, you know, their own creative ideas

21:11 Speaker 3: and so forth, and sometimes it works, and sometimes there's

21:14 Speaker 3: that tug and pull, which can be healthy but not

21:16 Speaker 3: always and all of that. But but it sounds like

21:19 Speaker 3: this with what you're doing, and especially as you mentioned

21:21 Speaker 3: to you, your producer who kind of becomes that third member,

21:24 Speaker 3: but also is very easy to work with and in

21:28 Speaker 3: tune with what you guys are doing. I mean it

21:30 Speaker 3: sounds like it. It must be, because I assume you've

21:33 Speaker 3: played in bands like where You've got a bunch of

21:35 Speaker 3: people right now.

21:37 Speaker 23: This is actually my first band. Oh no kidding, Yeah,

21:40 Speaker 23: my first and only band. Our producer Charlie. He's worked

21:44 Speaker 23: with several bands before, and Ryan's obviously had his previous band.

21:49 Speaker 3: But yeah, wow, well you're off to a hell of

21:51 Speaker 3: a good start.

21:52 Speaker 23: Then good for you, Good for you.

21:55 Speaker 3: No, this is such a great project. That's that's fantastic.

22:00 Speaker 15: Question.

22:00 Speaker 3: I'm sure this comes up all the time. But where

22:02 Speaker 3: does the name come from? The worry people?

22:05 Speaker 23: Okay, yeah, so it's I'm not sure if you've heard

22:07 Speaker 23: of them. They're called Guatemalan worry dolls, and have you

22:11 Speaker 23: heard of them before?

22:13 Speaker 3: I am not familiar with this, but I'm very intrigued.

22:15 Speaker 23: So basically, I was a bit of an anxious kid

22:18 Speaker 23: at school in primary school, and my mum came home

22:21 Speaker 23: one day with this little bag and it had like

22:24 Speaker 23: these little late matchstick figured people in there. Yeah, and

22:28 Speaker 23: they're all like they had like faces drawn on them

22:30 Speaker 23: and they wrapped and kind of sounds a bit weird,

22:32 Speaker 23: but basically it came with a bit of paper and

22:34 Speaker 23: it said, if there's anything that you're worrying about, you

22:37 Speaker 23: tell them what you're worried about. You put it under

22:39 Speaker 23: your pillow, go to sleep, and in the morning they've

22:41 Speaker 23: taken all your worries away. And it really helped me

22:44 Speaker 23: in school. So I just wanted to pay homage to that, really, So, yeah,

22:48 Speaker 23: the worry people. Obviously we've already got the goo Goo dolls,

22:50 Speaker 23: so I don't want to to go too far down

22:53 Speaker 23: that route. So yeah, the worry people.

22:55 Speaker 3: It was right right, did So did Ryan go for

22:58 Speaker 3: that right away too? I mean, did you have to

23:00 Speaker 3: sell it or was he on board immediately?

23:03 Speaker 23: No? I mean Ryan's pretty sure about most things, to

23:05 Speaker 23: be honest, He's happy to go to flow.

23:06 Speaker 16: Yeah.

23:07 Speaker 3: No, that's cool. I actually, so, now that you've described it,

23:10 Speaker 3: I actually have heard of that concept, but I didn't

23:12 Speaker 3: know what they were called. They're called Guatemalan worry people.

23:14 Speaker 23: Is that that's it?

23:15 Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, Guatemlan worried dolls. I saw someone had described

23:19 Speaker 3: something like that to me once a long time ago,

23:21 Speaker 3: but I'd forgotten that that's that's what they were called.

23:24 Speaker 3: That's interesting. I'm very curious because this is something that

23:26 Speaker 3: also comes up a lot on the show Mental Health

23:28 Speaker 3: and all of that. So did that help you when

23:30 Speaker 3: you were a kid quite a bit? Did you get?

23:33 Speaker 21: Yeah?

23:35 Speaker 11: Yeah?

23:35 Speaker 23: Yeah, I mean I can't say I had too many,

23:39 Speaker 23: like a massive friend circle growing up, and I'm glad

23:42 Speaker 23: that Ryan was that guy for me. So yeah, yeah,

23:46 Speaker 23: I mean we've we've written about song, We've written about

23:48 Speaker 23: topics to do with mental health as well. So yeah,

23:51 Speaker 23: I think it's quite important, especially our four EP and

23:55 Speaker 23: stuff like that. And we have a track called Face

23:57 Speaker 23: on our third EP which is specifically about mental issues,

24:02 Speaker 23: mental health issues and guys. Yeah, just if you if

24:06 Speaker 23: you have a friend who you think might need needs

24:09 Speaker 23: any help, then just ask be their friends, you know,

24:11 Speaker 23: be that guy.

24:12 Speaker 3: Oh that's very interesting, and that's cool because I think, well,

24:16 Speaker 3: first of all, you know, any any kind of problems.

24:18 Speaker 3: I mean, I think the best therapy is being creative,

24:22 Speaker 3: right if you can, if you can take the things

24:24 Speaker 3: that you struggle with in life, whether it be anxiety

24:27 Speaker 3: or whatever it is, any kind of mental health issues,

24:29 Speaker 3: and if you can take that and create something from

24:31 Speaker 3: it or or trauma or or anything anything negative. If

24:35 Speaker 3: you can take that and create something positive with it

24:38 Speaker 3: and create art from it, I think that's that's the best.

24:41 Speaker 3: I think that's the best therapy that there is. And

24:43 Speaker 3: I think that so I really commend that.

24:47 Speaker 23: You know that you're able to, especially with our FOURTHVP

24:52 Speaker 23: the way I looked at that because it was sort

24:54 Speaker 23: of about you know, maybe a not so great relationship

24:58 Speaker 23: and whatever. Sure, and it's a way. When I was writing,

25:02 Speaker 23: it was a way for me to sort of process

25:03 Speaker 23: that in all of those feelings, but when we put

25:05 Speaker 23: it out, it was more of like a sense of

25:07 Speaker 23: ownership of those feelings. So you know, once you put

25:10 Speaker 23: it out, it's a release. So I totally agree. You know,

25:13 Speaker 23: being able to dive into music in that way and

25:16 Speaker 23: help you work through what if you're going through is

25:17 Speaker 23: a beautiful thing.

25:19 Speaker 3: I'm curious. Are you an introvert.

25:22 Speaker 18: U?

25:23 Speaker 23: I mean it depends on the circumstances.

25:26 Speaker 12: You know.

25:26 Speaker 23: I love going to gigs and seeing my friends who

25:29 Speaker 23: also played music, So in that case, I love to

25:31 Speaker 23: get stuck in. But I mean in any other social situation,

25:36 Speaker 23: I like to keep to myself.

25:37 Speaker 3: Yep, yep, I can relate to that. I was curious

25:40 Speaker 3: because a lot of people, a lot of musicians especially

25:44 Speaker 3: are are introverts. But but people are surprised, Like I've

25:48 Speaker 3: had people say to me. You know, I've told people

25:50 Speaker 3: I'm an introvert and they're like, what, You're an intro

25:52 Speaker 3: How can you be an introvert? You know, you've played

25:54 Speaker 3: in bands, you're on the radio and you know. And

25:56 Speaker 3: I explain to them, well, yes, but that doesn't mean

25:59 Speaker 3: that I I go to parties and have a good time,

26:01 Speaker 3: because I do not do that. But but people have

26:07 Speaker 3: misunderstandings about about what an introvert is, what it means

26:10 Speaker 3: to be an introvert. But I also feel that that

26:12 Speaker 3: that many of us who are we like to express

26:15 Speaker 3: ourselves with music and performance and all of that.

26:19 Speaker 23: Yeah, it's a bit of a catch twenty two be

26:21 Speaker 23: the musician because you know, we love going out there

26:23 Speaker 23: and playing music, but we alstill love being in bed

26:25 Speaker 23: by ten.

26:28 Speaker 3: Well said, have you have you guys put out a

26:31 Speaker 3: full album yet or has it strictly been EPs up

26:34 Speaker 3: to this point.

26:35 Speaker 23: Yeah, it's been an EPs. We've put a couple of singles.

26:38 Speaker 23: We would love to do an album, to be honest,

26:40 Speaker 23: but we're still in the face of sort of like

26:42 Speaker 23: you know, meeting new people and potential fans, are trying

26:45 Speaker 23: to get our name out there. So when we do

26:47 Speaker 23: eventually come to put an album out, we want to

26:50 Speaker 23: make sure that we've got all of the right is listening.

26:52 Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, it's uh, you know, we live in a

26:54 Speaker 3: time where there's so many different approaches that you can take,

26:57 Speaker 3: and of course a lot of musicians now use you know,

27:00 Speaker 3: they call it the waterfall approach, where you actually release

27:03 Speaker 3: a series of singles and you know that may or

27:06 Speaker 3: may not eventually become an EP or an album, which

27:09 Speaker 3: is you know, I'm older and for me growing up,

27:12 Speaker 3: it was the inverse of that. It was, you know,

27:14 Speaker 3: first single goes to radio before the album, but after that,

27:18 Speaker 3: you know, it's the album and then a series of singles.

27:21 Speaker 3: But we live in a time where you can really

27:23 Speaker 3: approach it many different ways. Absolutely, you just have to

27:27 Speaker 3: do for you Yeah, how many EPs do you guys

27:30 Speaker 3: have at this point?

27:32 Speaker 23: We've got four EPs?

27:33 Speaker 25: Four?

27:34 Speaker 23: Okay, Yeah, so we put out four across two years,

27:36 Speaker 23: so we were very busy recording and just playing as

27:39 Speaker 23: much as we could. But yeah, I mean, we're taking

27:42 Speaker 23: our time with the singles at the moment, but yeah,

27:45 Speaker 23: we're always looking to the larger picture of things and

27:48 Speaker 23: just you know, we'll put out whatever feel is right. Really,

27:50 Speaker 23: I do appreciate there is an industry standard, but at

27:54 Speaker 23: the end of the day, you know, you've got to

27:56 Speaker 23: stay true to who you are as an artist and

27:58 Speaker 23: what you believe in.

27:59 Speaker 14: Yeah.

28:00 Speaker 3: Absolutely. By the way, when you play live, is it

28:02 Speaker 3: a different experience in terms of because obviously it's a

28:05 Speaker 3: different configuration than while in the studio you can do

28:08 Speaker 3: anything you want. You can you can be a full

28:11 Speaker 3: band quote unquote in the studio when you're when you

28:15 Speaker 3: play live, is it is it a little bit stripped down?

28:17 Speaker 3: Is it a little bit different? Or do you do

28:19 Speaker 3: you try to rap with them?

28:21 Speaker 21: Yeah?

28:21 Speaker 23: With technology these days, we're every element that we play

28:24 Speaker 23: in the studio that we can't play in a live situation,

28:28 Speaker 23: we just put it on a track and we can.

28:30 Speaker 23: We can do that so very much. What you hear

28:33 Speaker 23: if you listen to us on any streaming service or

28:35 Speaker 23: on this amazing radio station right now is what you'll

28:38 Speaker 23: hear live.

28:39 Speaker 3: I was curious about that because I know that sometimes

28:41 Speaker 3: I was in a project called Chemical Distance and we

28:44 Speaker 3: kind of did this. We we did a similar thing

28:47 Speaker 3: like that where you know, some some things would be

28:49 Speaker 3: on tracks, but sometimes things would go wrong with that too,

28:53 Speaker 3: And this was yeah, this was you know, and this

28:56 Speaker 3: this was quite some time ago that I did that.

28:57 Speaker 3: But I so I'm sure there's there's software now that

29:01 Speaker 3: is much more stable.

29:03 Speaker 23: Yes, you can do that way. Trankly, we haven't had

29:05 Speaker 23: too many sort of major problems playing live.

29:08 Speaker 3: Oh, that's good, that's good. I'm curious people. Do people

29:12 Speaker 3: talk to you about your songs and come up to

29:14 Speaker 3: you after shows or maybe contact you online and say,

29:18 Speaker 3: you know, because we were talking about how the content

29:20 Speaker 3: and the inspiration of some of your music being around

29:23 Speaker 3: mental health, do you hear from people who say, you know,

29:25 Speaker 3: this song really connected with me for this reason or

29:28 Speaker 3: help me with this problem, or does that happen?

29:31 Speaker 23: It actually hasn't, but maybe I'd like to think that,

29:35 Speaker 23: you know, they've they've taken something away with them from

29:38 Speaker 23: the show that they can just sort of keep for themselves.

29:39 Speaker 23: So sure, I'll take that as a win.

29:43 Speaker 3: Oh, no doubt, absolutely, one hundred percent. What is the

29:46 Speaker 3: live situation, by the way, for you guys, are you

29:48 Speaker 3: touring a lot. Are you doing a lot of shows?

29:50 Speaker 23: Yeah, I mean we've we played plenty of shows in

29:52 Speaker 23: our home county, but we've been breaching out across the

29:57 Speaker 23: whole of the UK with the help of our manager

29:58 Speaker 23: over the past couple of years now. So it's been

30:01 Speaker 23: a great experience just to see more of the place

30:03 Speaker 23: we live. And you know, even though you're only traveling

30:06 Speaker 23: a bit further up the country, how different that music

30:09 Speaker 23: scene is and how the crowd responds and it's it's brilliant. Yeah,

30:12 Speaker 23: I mean we'll play wherever we can we can go.

30:15 Speaker 3: Really, have you had an opportunity to do any festivals

30:18 Speaker 3: or do you have any festivals coming up this summer?

30:21 Speaker 11: Yeah?

30:21 Speaker 23: Absolutely, I mean there's plenty of festivals in the UK.

30:24 Speaker 23: I mean last year we actually did a what was it,

30:27 Speaker 23: I think it was like a twelve hour drive up

30:28 Speaker 23: to Inverness in Scotland, or just outside of Inverness. Yeah,

30:32 Speaker 23: that was a bell called bellat Drum Festival. That's probably

30:36 Speaker 23: like the biggest festival that we've played so far. Yeah,

30:39 Speaker 23: it was. It was an amazing experience and we'd happily

30:43 Speaker 23: do more festivals this year as well, and it.

30:45 Speaker 3: Looks like too. From what I was reading, you're having

30:47 Speaker 3: some success there on radio. Yeah, I'm looking.

30:53 Speaker 23: Right here so far, and you've been kind enough to

30:56 Speaker 23: have us.

30:56 Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely, absolutely no, We're happy to be your your

31:00 Speaker 3: conduit into the American radio market because yeah, like I said,

31:04 Speaker 3: we love what you guys are doing. Absolutely amazing. Thank

31:06 Speaker 3: you so much, absolutely amazing. What should I What should

31:09 Speaker 3: people know Sam about where to keep up with everything

31:12 Speaker 3: that you're doing. Where should they go online?

31:15 Speaker 23: Well, I mean you can follow us on all socials

31:17 Speaker 23: at the word People Music. However, we do have a

31:20 Speaker 23: website as well where we talk about what shows we've

31:23 Speaker 23: got coming up. We've got newsletter where we also send

31:26 Speaker 23: out regular newsletters to do with upcoming shows, any new singles,

31:31 Speaker 23: like previews and stuff like that. And that's the worry

31:33 Speaker 23: people dot co dot UK.

31:36 Speaker 3: Very good, Very good. I was thinking about to end

31:38 Speaker 3: the segment. I here's here's what I'm I'm thinking about doing.

31:43 Speaker 3: Uh with your with your approval, tell me I feel

31:45 Speaker 3: about this seeing about playing face, because we were talking

31:47 Speaker 3: about it and I haven't listened to that one yet,

31:49 Speaker 3: and I'm really curious to hear that one.

31:52 Speaker 23: Okay, and then and then.

31:53 Speaker 3: After that I'll also play I'll also play Gold again

31:57 Speaker 3: because that's such a great track and I know that's

31:59 Speaker 3: the newest single and is that out yet or is

32:01 Speaker 3: that coming out in June? Is that is that a

32:03 Speaker 3: June sixth?

32:05 Speaker 23: June sixth, Yeah, June sixth.

32:06 Speaker 3: Okay, so yeah, so that's that's cool to feature that too,

32:09 Speaker 3: because again we're giving people a preview that'll be on

32:11 Speaker 3: all the streaming platforms I assume.

32:14 Speaker 23: Yes, yeah, definitely anyway you listen to.

32:16 Speaker 3: Music outstanding, Yeah, so we'll give that another spin too

32:19 Speaker 3: because that is that is such a great track. But yeah, absolutely,

32:24 Speaker 3: but Sam listen. Uh, it's it's been great talking with you,

32:27 Speaker 3: and I appreciate your patience. Again, we tried Google teams

32:29 Speaker 3: and it didn't quite work out, but there's WhatsApp has

32:33 Speaker 3: proven to be a worthy back up the day. It

32:35 Speaker 3: saved the day, absolutely, and we'll definitely do this again.

32:39 Speaker 26: Uh.

32:39 Speaker 3: You guys are very busy. It sounds like you've got

32:41 Speaker 3: a lot coming up and you're gonna be continuing to

32:43 Speaker 3: release new music. So as you do that, like I said, uh,

32:46 Speaker 3: we're happy to give it a spin here at w

32:49 Speaker 3: M and H and and and we'd we'd love to

32:51 Speaker 3: have you on and and hopefully hopefully get Ryan on too,

32:54 Speaker 3: and and we can have more conversations in the future.

32:57 Speaker 3: But but we're big fans here, so uh, keep up

32:59 Speaker 3: the great appreciate that. Absolutely, we'll talk again soon, all right, Sam,

33:04 Speaker 3: thank you, you got it? Bye bye? All right? Excellent.

33:08 Speaker 3: That was Sam from the Worry People. And uh, I think, yeah,

33:12 Speaker 3: I think we should play this track Face absolutely, absolutely,

33:15 Speaker 3: and I want to give a shout out to a

33:17 Speaker 3: waiting Abigail. I see you, I love you. Oh yes,

33:20 Speaker 3: one of my favorite T shirts to wear. Oh absolutely, yeah, Yeah,

33:23 Speaker 3: we love awaiting Abigail definitely. So let's give So we're

33:26 Speaker 3: gonna play a couple of these. So we're gonna play

33:28 Speaker 3: Face because we were talking about it during our conversation

33:30 Speaker 3: with Sam, and then we're gonna play and then we'll

33:33 Speaker 3: give Gold another spin too, and again the single Yeah

33:37 Speaker 3: I Do too, and the single Gold from the Worry

33:39 Speaker 3: People that will be out on June sixth. But you've

33:43 Speaker 3: been hearing it here first, you've been hearing it for

33:45 Speaker 3: the first time in the United States. At least, it's

33:48 Speaker 3: probably already getting played in the UK. I get to

33:51 Speaker 3: say it when I'm on this side of the pond,

33:52 Speaker 3: that's right. But in the United States you're hearing it

33:55 Speaker 3: for the first time. Absolutely So if you are listening

33:58 Speaker 3: live on Saturdays, stick around. We've got plenty show coming up.

34:00 Speaker 3: We've got the Forensics at the top of the hour,

34:02 Speaker 3: another great UK band, and then in the third hour

34:05 Speaker 3: Kevin Horn joins us live in studio. But here it is,

34:07 Speaker 3: this is this is called face and this is of

34:10 Speaker 3: course from the worry people.

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37:34 Speaker 15: Would you recognize me if you saw me now I

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38:03 Speaker 28: Give something to.

38:05 Speaker 1: Be believe in, something like forever.

38:08 Speaker 15: Who house building houses on foundations of sense?

38:32 Speaker 2: So why I was as surprised when it all came

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