Matt Connarton Unleashed 5-31-25 hour 2

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Speaker 3: That gets stuck in my head. It's been stuck in my head since the first time we heard it. That is Max scene and the band is the forensics. Welcome everybody. We have entered our number two new marrowdos of Matt Connorton Unleashed. Today is Saturday May thirty one, twenty twenty five. And let's see. Let's see if we got these guys. We're using Google Teams for our first time on the show since Skype has been taken away from us. Let's see if the guys from the forensics are here. Hey, guys, can you hear me?

Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh yes, it works.

Speaker 3: Excuse me, guys, I'm just forgive my over exuberance, but we are guests. In the first hour, we tried using Google Teams and it wasn't working out, so we had to use WhatsApp as a backup. But success. Welcome to the show. So who do we have on the line with us? From the band?

Speaker 25: So I'm Liam, I'm the singer, I'm rhym guitarist.

Speaker 26: Hey Liam, and I'm done. I'm the drummer on the Bucking vocalist.

Speaker 3: Very good, very good. Is it just just you, guys, or is anybody else floating around with us? Or okay, very very good. Well, guys, welcome to the show. I've became a fast fan. I of course Maxine was the single we did the American radio premiere of it here on WM and H such a great track, and then I kind of went down the rabbit hole. I spent some time on Spotify and I listened to some of your others like Intoxicated and by My Side, which is a really interesting track. I love that one. And so you guys have a great sound.

Speaker 3: How long has the Forensics been a band? Have you guys been around a while? You sound you sound like you have just bass signed the sophistication of your music. But I don't know how long has the Forensic's been around.

Speaker 25: So we kind of initially started out playing gigs in kind of late twenty twenty one, and then we put our first single out in twenty twenty two.

Speaker 27: So yeah, we've been together it a little while. But with me and Dan have been been in bands before together and things like that, so there's a bit of chemistry there from previous and stuff.

Speaker 3: Oh okay, so the two of you have been you've played together before? Like did you guys grow up together or did you just beat each other in the music scene and then and then do a lot of music. Yeah, so.

Speaker 28: I actually got I used to work with in the old band I used to work with one of the rhythm guitarists and their drummers couldn't make a gig for some reason.

Speaker 26: I got asked to sub him for that gig.

Speaker 28: And that's that was about I'd probably say I was twenty seventeen or twenty eighteen maybe, yeah, and that's where I met Liam. And then since then are kind of was more into that band towards the end of it. And then I think the band split up around twenty eighteen, the end of twenty eighteen nineteen or something like that, Okay, and then Covid happened, and then I think what during Covid, Liam started working on some solo stuff, and then by the time mid to late twenty twenty one, he was ready to get a band together, and I think he messaged me pretty much straight away saying, come down, we need a drummer.

Speaker 26: Oh yeah, that's that's just the story of Al mainly met really And.

Speaker 3: It sounds like so once the two of you started working together on this project, it sounds like it came together pretty quickly. I mean, was it was it challenging to find because you're a four piece, right, there's four guys in the band.

Speaker 26: Yeah, it was.

Speaker 3: Was it challenging at all? I mean, obviously you guys had that chemistry to find other two guys to come in. Did that come together quickly or did that take some time?

Speaker 25: And it came together kind of surprisingly quickly.

Speaker 19: Really.

Speaker 25: It kind of the type of thing you kind of expect to take while a while to come together.

Speaker 27: And I started doing kind of like a solo project, and yeah, finding band members definitely isn't It isn't an easy to ask because all the all the good ones alreadyhidden, So it's difficult.

Speaker 25: It's like it's like trying to make transfers in the football teams and stuff.

Speaker 27: Is difficult because everybody, Yeah, everyone wants kind of the three guys that are available. So yeah, No, it came together surprisingly quickly actually, which was which was really good.

Speaker 25: And that just meant that we kind of had a good, a good solid base to start with. Yeah, so yeah, it was quite quick.

Speaker 3: Well that's the thing. You know, when it comes together quickly, then that's when you know you've really got something right. You know, if it's if it's a struggle, and sometimes sometimes great bands come out of struggling in the beginning to to kind of figure things out. But when it does come together quickly, that's when you know you've really got that magic. And and uh, when you've got you know, especially if you've got four people who not only can make great music together quick but also get along and and kind of convibe together, It's that's all very important and and that clearly I think comes through in what you're doing.

Speaker 3: The single Maxine, is that already out? Is that already on all the streaming platforms?

Speaker 25: It is? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, it came out last week last week.

Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, very very very strong track. It's it's such a I don't know if earworm is a term you guys use over there, but you know, I like, I wasn't saying it just to you know, just to be nice. I meant it like the first time I listened to that, it was stuck in my head. For I'm I'm a musician myself, and I I wake up every morning with a song playing in my head. It's just something that happens and that that has been on that you know, when my eyes first pop open in the morning, that's been on the playlist in my brain.

Speaker 3: That's one of those songs that I hear when I first wake up. So so I'm really glad to have you guys on the show. But like I said, I did listen to some of the others and really really great stuff. How much music if you guys put out at this point, I.

Speaker 25: Think we're on I want to say, single number around six or seven. I think.

Speaker 27: Okay, Yeah, Like I say, the first one came out in twenty twenty two, and we've been kind of doing a couple probably each year. Yeah, just kind of like trying to kind of put the best stuff out, not trying to like overload it with putting too many releases out. I think we're trying to Everything we put out is kind of we really believe in, and we've put a lot of time and effort into kind of crafting the sound and making it sound the best we can, so we don't try we tend not to try and rush out. But yeah, I think we're we're on two for six track eight now, oh yeah, eight eight tracks.

Speaker 25: So yeah, we've been we've been busy.

Speaker 3: Is that kind of the the trajectory going forward to approach it that way or do do you have plans to I don't know if you have an EP yet or an album, or if there's plans to put these singles into an album or or what's kind of the future planner. You don't even know yet.

Speaker 25: I don't know where.

Speaker 26: We do have a plan to release an EP okay our debut AP. I don't know when.

Speaker 28: We're still working on it at the moment, but we're hoping it was going to be towards the end of this year, but as of right now, it's probably looking early next year.

Speaker 3: Okay, but no, the.

Speaker 28: I don't want her to my own our own norns there. Boy, it's a very The songs we're doing are quite good. Yeah, myself, we were recording them in March and it's just like wow, like these these tunes are just on a different level to what we've already produced and made. So yeah, we're looking forward to finishing them off.

Speaker 3: Yeah, are you in a hurry to get them done? Because I know that again just from my own experience playing. It's when when you've got something really good, you know, like you said, these are really good songs, When you've got something really good, you want to hurry up and get it out there right, And it's or maybe not. I mean I was actually surprised. I was talking to somebody recently, somebody on the show about how isn't it hard when you've got something that you've you know, he's got music all done ready to go, that he hasn't released it.

Speaker 3: I said, isn't it hard when you've got something that you know is really good to have to sit on it because you want to wait for the right time to release it to get the maximum impact? And doesn't that take some discipline? And he said, no, not really. Oh it was Eli Lev He was on the show with us last week. He said, oh, no, not really. He said, I I don't mind waiting until the time is right, and I just you know, from my own experience, I find it takes some discipline.

Speaker 28: To do that.

Speaker 3: But are you guys in a hurry to get these out or are you gonna are you gonna kind of continue this, because it does take some discipline, right to say, Okay, we don't want to oversaturate, we don't want to put out too much at once, you know, we want to take our time. Is that knowing that you're knowing that you're only getting better, does it take some discipline on your part to kind of take your time with these or what's that like to be in that position.

Speaker 27: Yeah, we we tend to have the tracks for quite a while. That's just kind of how we've always worked. I think it's good to have them, to have the time to really once they're finished, even to kind of sit and digest them, because when you're in the process of making.

Speaker 25: Them, you're kind of thinking of you're thinking.

Speaker 27: Of all the little details, and then it's good sometimes to kind of like take a step back and look at the bigger picture of what the full track kind of sounds like. But then at the same time, sometimes because we will have played a song live like probably months before we even record it, and then by the time we've then recorded it and sat on it, and then by the time it kind of like comes out, it's like almost a bit like old news for us because we've heard it that many times, but it morphsen changes every time we listen to it, and I think that kind of gives us a greater understanding of like how people might receive it.

Speaker 25: And it just means that if there's anything that we're.

Speaker 27: Not kind of completely happy with, I mean, to be fair, if I think we're still happy with the track, you know, maybe twelve months eighty team umps down the line after it kind of like first started being put together. I think that that's kind of like a good kind of barometer that it's going to stand the test.

Speaker 25: Of time a bit.

Speaker 27: So, yeah, it's got it's got good points, it definitely. And yeah, I mean if we could put if we could just kind of keep putting tracks out like really really quickly, we probably would because the writing new music all the time. But I think, yeah, I think having that restraint, like you say, is quite important to kind of say, like, how is.

Speaker 25: This going to be received by by the public and stuff?

Speaker 3: Right right? Absolutely, what's the you did allude to to playing live shows? What's the touring situation like for you guys? Are you playing a lot? Are you traveling or because I would imagine it's a pretty high energy live show just based on what I've heard the music that I've listened to, I can kind of imagine you guys on stage. But but what what's the touring situation like for you guys?

Speaker 28: So last year we did a lot of gig in good in around the Northwest, and we actually played our first gig in Glasgow last year, which was I think probably our favorite gig or one of our favorite gigs that we've ever played, because they do say like Scottish crowds are different, you know, the Englisher the English crowds.

Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, people say it, and you I found it hard to believe.

Speaker 28: And then we went and it was just the energy was just on a different level and it was just like right, this was like class. And Glasgow is a great We spent the weekend in Glasgow and it was it's just a great night It's got great night life, a great city, a lot of cool bars, and yeah, probably our favorite favorite place we played at at the moment. We have taken a bit of a break from gigging at the start of the year, just because we did it a lot last year and sometimes we kind of took a step back in it's we don't want to be gigging for the sake of gigging.

Speaker 26: You know, we've got that experience of playing live. We've done all that.

Speaker 28: Now you know we've got a gig for a reason, like for a release or like an EP coming out, that kind of thing. But no, we've got we're actually gigging tonight for like it's like a charity event for like men's mental health another.

Speaker 26: Other good causes tonight.

Speaker 28: And then we've got a few festivals lined up in the summer, so it's it's looking towards the end of the year. It's looking busy, but it's it's been a planned kind of thing that we've done, you know. It's it was our choice not to gig, not because nobody wanted to have us on.

Speaker 3: That's That's another thing that I think takes some discipline too, is uh not you know, taking a step back from gigging to focus on, you know, recording and all of that and the other things that you you really need to do to be a functioning band, because it's you know, some band they just want to play out as much as possible and and and you know, and you can oversaturate to doing that. But no, but it sounds like you guys really uh you've got a lot of control over what you're doing. It's great. Where do where do you record?

Speaker 3: By the way, we should give some props to I don't know if you work with a producer or if it's if you do it yourselves or but everything I listened to on Spotify sounds amazing, including of course Maxine. This incredible single. But where do you guys record?

Speaker 25: We record in a in a studio that's kind of in our kind of local area called the gram.

Speaker 27: Cl Throw, But we recalled with a producer called Tom Hale, who we've been we've been friends with it for a long time. He's in a he's in a band that we've been playing gigs with. Well I've been done kind of been playing gigs with since we were kind of like seventeen eighteen.

Speaker 29: We've known him, we've known him for a very long time, and he's just an absolute wizard, yeah, of production and stuff, and you always just I think it's we're very very fortunate, I think to have a producer that kind of just really understands us, understand our sound.

Speaker 27: And you know, kind of we're so we're good friends with as well, so he kind of we just have a great working relationship and he always it's just good at getting our ideas kind of out of our heads and you know, like recorded and down exactly how we want it. So yeah, we're very very fortunate in that respect, and he always does does an incredible job of.

Speaker 25: Making our music sound amazing. So yeah, a big, big shout to him for or yeah, always for making our music.

Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds like he kind of is sort of like a fifth member of the band. And in terms of in the studio, right when you have a producer who can really really understands what you're doing, and to have that personal relationship too, you mentioned you're also good friends with him, and that that's always that's always helpful. I think in a situation like that, have you has everything that you've recorded as the forensics, have they all been with Tom Hale?

Speaker 27: The vast, the vast majority of them. Bar there is the kind of a single here and there. I think the first the first single we did wasn't and then one we did we did recently as part of a kind of we did part of a project that was kind of promoting bands from our local area that was working with the Grand Studio. They were they put like a kind of a project together that was kind of trying to support grassroots music. So they recorded our track made of Gold as part of that. So yeah, so that's so kind of a couple here and there, But the main kind of Yeah, the main a bunch of our tracks all come from from working with Tom, and I think he's very good at kind of even we can come at him with any sort of idea and he kind of still makes them all sound like our sound, which is quite good.

Speaker 25: So yeah, he's he's definitely a big part of how we sound as a band.

Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense. By the way, So where does the name come from? The forensics? Who came up with the name? And is there any kind of special I mean, it's a cool name, and so the answer made us be that it's a cool name. I don't know, but I'm curious, is there any special meaning behind the name of the Forensics.

Speaker 28: No, it was literally just a case of I think because at the time, like Liam said, he started it started off as a solo project. Yeah, so it was just Liam's name. But then Liam was, you know, I want us to be a band. I want us to all have, you know, equal share us to.

Speaker 26: Be a band. So the name needs to reflect that, and we're just throwing names down.

Speaker 28: I think we had about just came up with fifty names, and the Forensics just stuck out the most. And it must have been a good a good name. And you know, Duvense must have been terrible because I can't remember any of them.

Speaker 30: So yeah.

Speaker 26: I think it's a it's a good choice.

Speaker 28: And when people are let's say, oh, wait, what's the name of your band, it's like the Forensics, It's like, oh, that's a really cool name.

Speaker 26: And it's like, yeah, I was.

Speaker 28: A guys, we couldn't really find anyone else that name as well, So I think.

Speaker 3: This is ours?

Speaker 26: Now, what's taking it?

Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I actually now to mention it. Yeah, that is surprising that no one else had Uh, no one else had decided to grab that. No, it's a it's a great name. So, uh, very cool And I like the what was it on? Was it on Instagram? The picture of you guys with the caution tape or the police tape or whatever it was. That's a that's a cool Uh, that's a very cool image. So so yeah, no, you got you got something good there. So what's kind of the So obviously Maxine the newest single. What's what's the next step for you guys?

Speaker 3: Uh, do you have another single? Uh kind of ready to go soon or are you still still working on that or what's where are you in the process of what you're doing.

Speaker 27: Yeah, we've got we've kind of got a I don't really like to call them B sides because I think that kind of makes it feel like the A side is more important than the B side.

Speaker 25: But yeah, we have got a second act.

Speaker 27: It's kind of like a follow up to this one that we recorded around the some of the time called Not Giving Up. A very different feel to this track, kind of completely different altogether, but still very much kind of our kind of signatures and stuff. So yeah, we've got that one coming up, and it's yeah, it's it's going to be part well, it's.

Speaker 25: Going to be the D side to a vinyl that we've had made. So we were very fortunate to work with a kind.

Speaker 27: Of independent vinyl creator maker called Lave to the Grave and they put some really stunning vinyls together for us that will have Maxine on the A side and Not Giving Up on the B side.

Speaker 25: So that's kind of going to be coming soon. That is so cool.

Speaker 3: That's so cool that you're doing that.

Speaker 27: Yeah, yeah, I mean, and I'd collect vinyls myself, So it was like kind of a big goal for I think all of us in the band really to have to have our music kind of like on the physical format. And we've got some clear, transparent ones and some kind of the regular black ones as well. Yeah, we're really really looking forward to kind of getting out eventually. But I think the main, the main thing will be to get not giving up out into the world and then yeah, get the vinyls.

Speaker 25: So that's kind of the next step recording while as any of.

Speaker 3: It, Yeah, what about as far as so you're doing Vinyl, that's so cool. What about US CDs? Do you have physical CDs of these singles or do you strictly release them online?

Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, we don't.

Speaker 28: We don't actually have any CDs as of Yeah, we are more just online and streaming based. But yeah, we just jumped straight to Vinyl instead of going to CD.

Speaker 3: I think that's I think that's cool. I don't know if I forget if it was twenty twenty two or twenty twenty three, but I think I think it was twenty two was the first year that vinyl actually outsold CDs since CDs had become the dominant format. So I think that's so cool that you're doing vinyl. That's awesome.

Speaker 26: Yeah, it's great.

Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, see, CD's are cool, but not as cool.

Speaker 27: I think I don't know where you would even play a CD now because even in cars and stuff, there's no CD players anymore, and I think, like, yeah, they're kind of I wonder if they'll do a bit of a comeback like vinyls, because but yeah.

Speaker 25: There's just no way. It seems there's no way to really.

Speaker 27: Like, I haven't seen a CD player, so it's kind of like, you know, we would do it if there was a demand therefore for CDs, we would definitely.

Speaker 25: I think we just don't. No one's even really mentioned, you know, asking for them or anything like that really, so we're Yeah, although.

Speaker 27: To be fair, we have also got people asking for vinyls who don't have a vinyl player, so you know, big vinyls are a bit more.

Speaker 25: They're more of a I don't know, they feel like the collector's item. It's like art, isn't it. Like it's the artwork and the sleeve and the actual record itself. It's like it feels like a piece of art, like a collectible.

Speaker 27: I think that's why I think they're coming back and making a bit of resurgence and stuff.

Speaker 3: Oh I say that all the time that I think most people who buy vinyl, who buy new vinyl never even open it or or if they do open it, they put the you know, the the artwork on the wall or whatever. But because if you're a really big fan of a band or a solo artist or whomever, you know, it's it's cool to support them by buying the vinyl and then displaying it somehow if you really like them. But but you don't necessarily have a record player here at WM and H. We actually do have a record player in the studio that one of the hosts brought in.

Speaker 3: I've never used it, but he brought it in and said anyone can plug it in and use it. And we actually have a CD player here too that I've never used, but one of our hosts does use it. But in the United States with CDs, that's a little different. There's been a resurgence. Most of the guests that we have on the show who are in the US who come in studio, they are doing physical media. But it you know, if we were having this conversation seven or eight years ago, I would probably say, yeah, CDs are pretty much dead, but they've kind of had a resurgence because it's cheaper than vinyl and a lot of people do want that physical media.

Speaker 3: But you know, because they want to be able to look at liner notes and things like that, which I always loved growing up. So they've kind of made a comeback here. But again, if you're if you're doing singles as really like, nobody puts out a single CD. It's only if they you know, if they have an album or an EP, they might put out a CD. But but so they've they've made a little bit of a resurgence here. But uh, but no, but if you're when you're only doing singles, I think it makes more sense to just put them out on the streaming platforms.

Speaker 3: And but I do think it's really cool that you're doing vinyl and you're doing the old school where you've got an A side and a different track on the B side, and and that's fantastic. So good for you guys.

Speaker 25: Good for you.

Speaker 3: When uh, when the next single comes out too, we'd love to play it here. So, like I said, we're big fans of what you're doing, so absolutely absolutely so uh before we let you go, and I'm thinking, by the way, I'm gonna end the segment with this track Intoxicated. This is another great song. This was the single before Maxine correct.

Speaker 25: Yes, yeah, that's correct.

Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a great track too, So we'll probably wrap up with that one in a moment, but before we let you guys go, and again, thank you so much and thank you for I'm glad that Google teams worked out what should people know about where to find you guys online to keep up with everything you're doing. Where's the best place for people to go?

Speaker 27: And we're on as for so our handle on Twitter and Instagram mates all Forensics band, so drop the just yeah, just Forensics band and then yes, Spotify the Forensics to YouTube forensics.

Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 27: Well, like we say, we've got quite a unique name, so if you put the forensics in it should just come up with us. So yeah, we're not fighting for space anyone, thankfully.

Speaker 25: So yeah, all under the Forensics.

Speaker 3: Yeah, that's awesome, that's awesome, excellent, excellent. Well listen, Liam and Dan, thank you guys so much for joining us today. And obviously we will do this again in the future as you're releasing new music. We want to keep up with everything that you're doing, so we'll we'll talk again soon, I'm sure, but and we'll let you go. We're going to spin this track and talk cicated But guys, Thank you again both so much. We really appreciate you joining us today. Thank you all right, guys, you got to take care, say bye bye bye.

Speaker 3: All right, excellent. That was Liam and Dan from the Forensics. And we're gonna spin. Actually I'm gonna sneak into here. We're gonna play Intoxicated, and we're also going to play another single of theirs called by My Side, because I love that song too. That one goes back a little bit, By my Side goes back well maybe not that maybe not that far, but but I love both of these songs. And then we'll also before before the end of the hour, we'll also give Maxine one more spin because that's the newest single, all great stuff.

Speaker 3: This is such a such a good band. I really love these guys. So if you are just joining us, Matt connorton Unleashed, we are live on this Saturday, May thirty one, twenty twenty five. We got more show to come coming up in the third hour. Kevin Horn will be here with us. But check this out. This is Intoxicated and the band is the Forensics.

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