Matt Connarton Unleashed 6-20-26 hour 1

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0:06 Speaker 2: World premiere.

0:10 Speaker 3: Right now on w m n H ninety five point

0:12 Speaker 3: three FM. Matt Connorton Unleashed presents the exclusive world radio

0:16 Speaker 3: premiere of the new single from Flock, coming out June

0:19 Speaker 3: twenty four. But you heard it here first. This is

0:22 Speaker 3: called stop turning, how soon said?

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0:50 Speaker 5: And suit.

0:54 Speaker 6: So a pursuit, no fan the sing, but a cauld

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1:04 Speaker 7: I don't sing you went away? Ho hoo, don't sing

1:15 Speaker 7: you went away?

1:16 Speaker 8: Hey ho.

1:20 Speaker 9: Ho?

1:25 Speaker 10: I cannot read the can you steal you see us?

1:31 Speaker 10: Some meet to do? I try to say what else

1:38 Speaker 10: I say?

1:40 Speaker 11: So far from me?

1:45 Speaker 1: When I need to hold the side eye ho.

1:51 Speaker 9: Ho?

1:55 Speaker 12: Should I need to hold the side I ho.

2:01 Speaker 9: Ho?

2:06 Speaker 12: Whosky brother, I'll keep watson you And when Sime style souning,

2:20 Speaker 12: I'll style loving you.

2:27 Speaker 13: Loving love.

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3:38 Speaker 3: Of Now another exclusive world radio premiere. You heard it

3:46 Speaker 3: here first on WMNH ninety five point three FM. Courtesy

3:49 Speaker 3: of Matt Connorton Unleashed, coming out June twenty sixth, the

3:53 Speaker 3: new single from Idle Hive Blood in My Margarita.

4:05 Speaker 11: She came in out of wrong way, sister.

4:09 Speaker 15: She saw me.

4:10 Speaker 5: Her life had been so difficult. It's that impossible.

4:15 Speaker 8: Just a passing short, she said, alive's.

4:22 Speaker 5: Never been so nsy, but disappeared.

4:26 Speaker 2: Out of pinch.

4:27 Speaker 16: O't fendy, You just attacking a lot. Thispriends on games

4:32 Speaker 16: so long. Then the short stuff went up in small cas.

4:40 Speaker 8: She last me under the course shape had all that.

4:46 Speaker 11: Give me, she said, And now this blood in.

4:59 Speaker 17: My biggery, Now this flood in my Bagaria.

5:12 Speaker 5: What's I aroused by the fake confention?

5:16 Speaker 8: Lot?

5:17 Speaker 2: Why seeking our fence?

5:19 Speaker 11: Brint or Darling?

5:21 Speaker 1: Don't you know you clean her in in my head?

5:23 Speaker 17: Good?

5:28 Speaker 11: She set her face.

5:29 Speaker 18: Wasn't pure Refletcher the final mirror in the matter.

5:34 Speaker 13: I have an instant or invince me, she sees.

5:38 Speaker 1: Nobody lost time, please.

5:43 Speaker 5: Then the short stuff went up in small cast. You

5:47 Speaker 5: lost me under the coursay, No man Vey was.

6:00 Speaker 15: Yeah.

6:04 Speaker 17: Thenlede blood and my Margarita. The nilge blood hit my margarita.

6:18 Speaker 5: Right there, short stuff, when not basbaking?

6:54 Speaker 2: I last under the coach beyond.

6:58 Speaker 19: Norman gives say the nowice bird, my margar reader, now

7:19 Speaker 19: this bird and my bagar reader.

7:26 Speaker 4: Then other Rude and my margar reader, another Rude and

7:36 Speaker 4: my Margar readers.

7:40 Speaker 20: You're listening to Matt Connerton Unleashed on wm and H

7:45 Speaker 20: ninety five point three.

7:54 Speaker 21: Welcome everybody, Here we go.

7:56 Speaker 3: This is Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from

8:00 Speaker 3: the studios of wm NH ninety five point three FM

8:03 Speaker 3: and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire.

8:05 Speaker 21: I'm gonna move something here, it's in my way. There

8:08 Speaker 21: we go. That's a little better. Hey, welcome everybody. Of

8:11 Speaker 21: course out today is.

8:12 Speaker 3: A Saturday, June twentieth, two thousand twenty six, and of

8:17 Speaker 3: course we are live at WMNH ninety five point three

8:20 Speaker 3: if your local in Manchester, but you can also stream

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8:28 Speaker 3: contact and fosshow archives, et cetera, et cetera, and of

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8:34 Speaker 3: you can also access the full archive of the show

8:38 Speaker 3: we started off today Strong with a couple of world

8:41 Speaker 3: radio premieres. Let's see, we've got the Flock with Stop

8:45 Speaker 3: Turning that's coming out June twenty four, and we follow

8:49 Speaker 3: that with Idle Hive Blood in My Margarita Sounds gruesome.

8:54 Speaker 3: It comes out June twenty six. So those will be

8:57 Speaker 3: available worldwide on your streaming platform of choice, but you

9:01 Speaker 3: get a sneak preview here on Matt connorton Unleashed and

9:04 Speaker 3: of course at WMNH ninety five point three FM. You

9:07 Speaker 3: will not hear those anywhere else, and if you missed them,

9:10 Speaker 3: we will repeat them later on in the show because

9:13 Speaker 3: we are here for you and to serve our listening

9:15 Speaker 3: public and all of that. But we do have a

9:17 Speaker 3: great show for you ahead in a few moments, we're

9:19 Speaker 3: gonna be talking to the band the Surge and really

9:23 Speaker 3: looking forward to that, and we're going to play their

9:25 Speaker 3: newest single, which is called See Your Face.

9:27 Speaker 21: So lots going on.

9:28 Speaker 3: We've got Low Sunday coming up in the second hour,

9:31 Speaker 3: sort of a shoegaze dark wave band.

9:34 Speaker 21: Sometimes it's hard to know exactly what all of these

9:36 Speaker 21: terms mean and then but you'll hear it. It's kind

9:39 Speaker 21: of funny.

9:39 Speaker 3: We had a conversation about that recently when we had

9:41 Speaker 3: Grimrock on the show. This was a number of weeks ago.

9:44 Speaker 3: Grim Rock was here with us in studio and Jenny

9:47 Speaker 3: and I always describe him as kind of a sort

9:49 Speaker 3: of a garage rock kind of vibe.

9:51 Speaker 21: But then when we saw him live.

9:53 Speaker 3: At the Spot in Nashua that night, he was able

9:56 Speaker 3: to appear on the show because he was on tour

9:58 Speaker 3: and we see him live, and Eleanor from Terminus commented

10:03 Speaker 3: that he comes across more as darkwave, which live he

10:08 Speaker 3: does come across more as dark wave, but I feel

10:10 Speaker 3: his studio work is more garage rock. See, so you

10:12 Speaker 3: get into all kinds of trouble with these various labels.

10:16 Speaker 3: But anyway, Low Sunday really good. They were gone for

10:21 Speaker 3: a long time, but they're back. Same thing with our

10:24 Speaker 3: our number three guest beaker, some women who've been doing

10:29 Speaker 3: this for a really long time, but they're back with

10:34 Speaker 3: I cannot wait to share. I actually had to make

10:35 Speaker 3: a radio edit of one of their songs because one

10:38 Speaker 3: of their songs, I have a song called Sally Said,

10:40 Speaker 3: which is not one of the ones they sent me

10:41 Speaker 3: to play, but I found it on band camp and

10:44 Speaker 3: it immediately became my favorite song of theirs, Sally said

10:47 Speaker 3: by Beaker. But I did have to make a radio

10:49 Speaker 3: edit to be able to play it here on American

10:51 Speaker 3: terrestrial radio, So that will be in the third hour,

10:55 Speaker 3: And of course I'm sure we'll seek in some music

10:57 Speaker 3: industry news as well as we like to do.

11:00 Speaker 21: So welcome everybody, I think what we're gonna do right now.

11:03 Speaker 3: Though, Oh by the way too, before we go any further,

11:06 Speaker 3: I do want to apologize and advance if my voice cracks.

11:10 Speaker 3: I don't know how obvious it is to people listening

11:13 Speaker 3: to the show. My allergies have been terrible here in

11:16 Speaker 3: the Northeast. We've had a horrendous allergy season. I think

11:19 Speaker 3: I heard somebody say it's due to the lack of rain.

11:22 Speaker 3: It doesn't rain enough, and when it doesn't rain enough,

11:24 Speaker 3: it doesn't wash away the pollen, so the paulin just

11:26 Speaker 3: sloats around in the air, completely unabated. My favorite thing

11:30 Speaker 3: is when I go out to the car and I

11:32 Speaker 3: actually have to wash off the windows because the pollen

11:36 Speaker 3: is so thick that I can't drive anywhere.

11:40 Speaker 22: All right.

11:40 Speaker 21: That might be a little bit of an exaggeration, but

11:43 Speaker 21: it's very, very thick. The point is it's affecting me.

11:47 Speaker 3: My voice has been cracking a little bit, So I

11:49 Speaker 3: apologize in advance. Again, I don't know if you can tell.

11:52 Speaker 21: I can tell.

11:52 Speaker 3: I can hear it in my headphones, and I'm like, whoa,

11:55 Speaker 3: I sound like I sound like Bobby Brady.

11:58 Speaker 21: And here's a reference. Peter White will appreciate it.

12:00 Speaker 3: I sound like Bobby Brady in that episode of No,

12:03 Speaker 3: It wasn't even Bobby, it was Peter, Peter Brady. I apologize,

12:05 Speaker 3: Peter White. That sound like Peter Brady in that episode

12:09 Speaker 3: of The Brady Bunch where his voice is cracking and

12:12 Speaker 3: they have to record that song. You know it's time

12:15 Speaker 3: to change, but his voice cracks all the way through it. Anyway,

12:21 Speaker 3: that's a lot. That was a lot to say sorry

12:24 Speaker 3: if my voice sounds funny. I'm a little bit self

12:28 Speaker 3: conscious about it. Yes I am, Yes, I am. So

12:30 Speaker 3: I am apologizing in advance cause it's only gonna get

12:34 Speaker 3: worse as the show goes on. This is something I know,

12:36 Speaker 3: this is something I've come to expect. If my voice

12:38 Speaker 3: is cracking a little bit at the beginning of the show,

12:41 Speaker 3: by the time we get to the end, of the show.

12:43 Speaker 3: I'm going to sound awful, so I apologize in advance

12:48 Speaker 3: for that, and for those of you who stick with

12:49 Speaker 3: me through the entire show despite how awful my voice

12:52 Speaker 3: will become over the next few hours.

12:55 Speaker 22: I thank you.

12:55 Speaker 21: I appreciate you. You are true supporters of the program.

13:00 Speaker 21: Thank you for that.

13:01 Speaker 3: At least I'm not sniffling and sneezing and wheezing and

13:04 Speaker 3: all of that. That's that gets really disgusting. It's it's

13:07 Speaker 3: all in my throat, all in my throat. All right,

13:09 Speaker 3: let's go ahead and do this. We're gonna play the

13:11 Speaker 3: newest single from the band the Surge. Cannot wait to

13:15 Speaker 3: talk to them, and this is called see your Face,

13:17 Speaker 3: and we'll have them via Microsoft teams on the other side.

13:20 Speaker 21: Check this out.

13:40 Speaker 23: Skill right backon, listeners.

13:56 Speaker 13: Find that fall and at it.

14:04 Speaker 24: Wanted lay Fred chilt Redlet.

14:12 Speaker 2: How I know you are budd me?

14:16 Speaker 25: I know you love back calling.

14:20 Speaker 9: Me and I know.

14:25 Speaker 15: You see me.

14:47 Speaker 13: See things looking bad? Backing me?

14:56 Speaker 23: No, I need home place red shell waste.

15:04 Speaker 26: Why stop preach yoursy.

15:13 Speaker 23: How did chase strip alone?

15:21 Speaker 25: Cause I know you n a band. Tell me, I

15:26 Speaker 25: know you love backcabb me, you.

15:34 Speaker 27: See me.

15:38 Speaker 25: I know you are a band of me? A line

15:43 Speaker 25: now you love BacT.

15:51 Speaker 13: You see man?

16:00 Speaker 5: Okay, in the line of the.

16:15 Speaker 13: Restless tidnice joining you.

16:22 Speaker 26: Mannis going on day one, I keep do you.

16:40 Speaker 25: Have a band of me?

16:44 Speaker 11: You have a bad.

16:51 Speaker 13: See man, I.

16:56 Speaker 2: Know you have a band of me? Hasty, Oh that

17:35 Speaker 2: is good.

17:36 Speaker 21: That is see your face.

17:39 Speaker 3: The new single from the Surge and the upcoming album Meow,

17:43 Speaker 3: which is gonna be out in August. And let's see,

17:45 Speaker 3: we've got the band with us via Microsoft teams. Let

17:48 Speaker 3: me get the volume up on this. We might have

17:50 Speaker 3: the full band. I'm not sure.

17:52 Speaker 13: Hey, guys, who do we have?

17:53 Speaker 21: Who do we have with us here?

17:56 Speaker 22: Hey, hey, Matt, let's see.

17:59 Speaker 9: I think three, yeah, three fifths. You're doing pretty well

18:03 Speaker 9: with three for sixty percent of the band you've got

18:05 Speaker 9: at the moment, excellently. We're all spread across the south

18:08 Speaker 9: coast of the UK at the moment. Various festivals.

18:12 Speaker 21: Oh very good, I'm oh go ahead, Oh no, I.

18:16 Speaker 9: Was gonna say, I'm at the is of White festival

18:18 Speaker 9: of the famous sixties one from Bob Dylan and Jimmy Hendrix,

18:22 Speaker 9: all that sort of thing. And I think Adrian is

18:26 Speaker 9: at a cider festival, drinking cider, I think in the

18:31 Speaker 9: perfect Yes, I'm the famous Jurassic Coast. So that's goes

18:35 Speaker 9: further than the sixties.

18:36 Speaker 28: Oh wow, sell it download in my head?

18:41 Speaker 21: Very good, very good. All right, So we've got three fifths.

18:45 Speaker 21: I'm not going a math, but is that sixty per No,

18:47 Speaker 21: that's more than sixty percent.

18:49 Speaker 9: I think it was sixty percent. We're doing really well.

18:51 Speaker 9: So just to introduce this, I'm Pete. I'm the songwriter

18:54 Speaker 9: and bass player and two backing vocals. We've got Age

18:58 Speaker 9: who is rhythm guitar, and then we've got Queenie who

19:03 Speaker 9: is a very special vocalist for the album. So and

19:08 Speaker 9: it's her picture on the front of the album.

19:10 Speaker 21: Yeah, very good, very good.

19:11 Speaker 3: Yeah, Queenye. I love your voice, great voice. I love

19:15 Speaker 3: absolutely I love that song see your Face and I

19:18 Speaker 3: know that. So that's on the upcoming album me Ow

19:20 Speaker 3: Are You All?

19:21 Speaker 9: It is?

19:22 Speaker 21: All right?

19:22 Speaker 3: So, as someone who loves cats, I'm going to ask

19:24 Speaker 3: the obvious question right up front, why why is the

19:26 Speaker 3: album called me Ow? And And is it because cats

19:29 Speaker 3: are awesome and so you should call it?

19:31 Speaker 5: That?

19:32 Speaker 21: Is that the reason? Or is there some other reasons?

19:35 Speaker 9: Well, I think that if it's not actually the reason,

19:38 Speaker 9: but I think we're going to take that as maybe

19:40 Speaker 9: the reason going forward.

19:42 Speaker 24: It's one of my reasons.

19:44 Speaker 28: We've got many reasons, which Pete can tell you, but

19:46 Speaker 28: it's one of us. I've always loved big cats and

19:49 Speaker 28: the choker, you know, I've always loved cats.

19:52 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, so, Matt, the actual reason was that we

19:55 Speaker 9: were looking through some amazing pictures of Queenie and we

20:00 Speaker 9: saw the one that's used for the album covered. It

20:03 Speaker 9: just sprung out, and I love pictures which they tell

20:06 Speaker 9: a story, right. It could have been anything could have

20:08 Speaker 9: happened in that picture. But and then after a few

20:11 Speaker 9: days I noticed that there was a choker that around

20:14 Speaker 9: her neck that said me out. And so we all

20:16 Speaker 9: looked at each other and said, that's the title.

20:19 Speaker 21: Yeah, well, that's the best one.

20:20 Speaker 3: It kind of presents itself, right when you don't have

20:22 Speaker 3: to think too hard about it, you don't have to

20:24 Speaker 3: rack your brain, just something sort of presents itself as

20:27 Speaker 3: the answer to whatever the question is that you're seeking,

20:29 Speaker 3: in this case, what you should call the album.

20:31 Speaker 21: So that's great, that's great.

20:32 Speaker 28: There's also some subtle meals in some.

20:36 Speaker 17: Of the lyrics.

20:36 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, you're right, you are, You're right. Yeah, there's

20:39 Speaker 9: certainly there's one. I think there's one. Wasn't intentional, but

20:42 Speaker 9: I think the meles have come from somewhere and some

20:45 Speaker 9: of the songs it just appeared reallywed in.

20:48 Speaker 3: Okay, all right, well that that's fair good. Any any

20:52 Speaker 3: purring in any of the songs.

20:54 Speaker 9: Yeah, probably.

20:57 Speaker 28: Growling if we're going to.

20:58 Speaker 21: The yeah, right, very good, very good. And the album

21:03 Speaker 21: comes out and it's out in August, correct.

21:06 Speaker 9: It's it's that in August. Yeah, we have We've got

21:08 Speaker 9: to launch party, which is going to be on the

21:13 Speaker 9: first of August. We're really really looking forward to that.

21:16 Speaker 9: So it's going to be a launch show with some

21:18 Speaker 9: of our friends playing. We're going to with CDs remember

21:21 Speaker 9: those we've got on the safe case of the UK,

21:26 Speaker 9: and then the album. The actual release date of the

21:29 Speaker 9: album we're still working through, but it will be some

21:31 Speaker 9: time on all the digital platforms in August. So yeah,

21:36 Speaker 9: it's all happening. The album's finished, it's been mixed, mastered,

21:40 Speaker 9: it's currently set on my laptop and various other people

21:43 Speaker 9: are who are pouring over it to see if the

21:45 Speaker 9: mixes are as good as we want, but we're all

21:48 Speaker 9: we're all absolutely delighted with how the mixes have come out.

21:51 Speaker 9: So it's been a lot of fun.

21:52 Speaker 3: Together, outstanding and you know, it's good to hear too

21:54 Speaker 3: that you're doing CDs, I can tell you, And I

21:56 Speaker 3: guess it's I've talked about this with other guests from

22:00 Speaker 3: You're Part of the World, and I guess it's a

22:01 Speaker 3: little bit different there than it is here. In terms

22:04 Speaker 3: of here CDs are actually have had a bit of

22:07 Speaker 3: a resurgence. Oh yeah, physical media. Well, of course vinyl

22:12 Speaker 3: never went away fully, but that that's out of resurgence

22:15 Speaker 3: over the last you know, ten years or so. But

22:18 Speaker 3: even CDs people still people here still seem to really

22:21 Speaker 3: like physical media.

22:24 Speaker 21: Yeah, but it sounds like maybe it's not quite as

22:27 Speaker 21: common there, not.

22:28 Speaker 9: Quite as common this so I lived in London for

22:31 Speaker 9: a while and that it does seem to be anything

22:35 Speaker 9: that's physical. People want to hold of something in their hand,

22:37 Speaker 9: and even people that you know this this sort of

22:42 Speaker 9: millennials and Gen zs want to actually have something which

22:46 Speaker 9: is which has been sort of lovingly put together, pictures

22:49 Speaker 9: of the bands, pictures, artwork that actually really means something

22:52 Speaker 9: as opposed to just click on an icon and there's

22:55 Speaker 9: there's a song coming out. Yeah, you want to have

22:57 Speaker 9: a keepsake. So yeah, cassette'es in some parts of the

23:01 Speaker 9: UK are are coming back a little bit. Vinyl of course,

23:04 Speaker 9: as you say, see these not so much. But yes,

23:08 Speaker 9: I think it's really just that having that something which

23:10 Speaker 9: was sort of lovingly put together by the band. Think

23:13 Speaker 9: it's great.

23:13 Speaker 3: So you've got casseets going on there too. Then people

23:16 Speaker 3: are putting things back.

23:17 Speaker 9: I think we I think we may do and I

23:19 Speaker 9: think we'll do a short run of like a limited

23:22 Speaker 9: edition vinyl and then we'll do the full colored vinyl

23:25 Speaker 9: and make something really really special for everybody. So oh yeah,

23:28 Speaker 9: it's all coming it's all coming together.

23:30 Speaker 22: I think.

23:30 Speaker 9: Yeah, the love of vinyl, it's never really going to

23:32 Speaker 9: go away. Smell the sort of ceremony of taking some

23:36 Speaker 9: vinyl out the sleeve and then you've got a you've

23:39 Speaker 9: got a lot of real estate on the cover that

23:43 Speaker 9: you can really really do something special, that's.

23:46 Speaker 21: True and nothing sounds better than vinyl, you know the warrant.

23:49 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, yeah, I think it's I think it's

23:52 Speaker 9: to do with the dust, you know, where you've got

23:53 Speaker 9: the dust and cracker these cracks in a slightly different way.

23:57 Speaker 3: We've got a We actually have a record player here

24:00 Speaker 3: in the studio at w M and H. I don't

24:02 Speaker 3: I've never used it, but I know at least one

24:04 Speaker 3: of the other hosts who does a show here actually

24:07 Speaker 3: brings in vinyl and uses the record player. We also

24:09 Speaker 3: have a CD player, which I don't know if anyone uses,

24:11 Speaker 3: but we do. We do have a functioning CD player here.

24:15 Speaker 9: But no, we've got to We've got a DJ. He's

24:18 Speaker 9: going to join us on the for our launch party.

24:22 Speaker 9: Oh and she only plays she only plays vinyl, and

24:24 Speaker 9: so we've had to arrange some ticks to come into

24:28 Speaker 9: to the venue. But yeah, really really looking forward to that.

24:31 Speaker 9: But yeah, I agree with you. There's so much love.

24:35 Speaker 3: Absolutely, I think to a lot of people who My

24:38 Speaker 3: theory is, I don't know if there's any statistics that

24:40 Speaker 3: back this up, but I think most people who buy vinyl,

24:43 Speaker 3: at least younger people who buy it now, don't own

24:45 Speaker 3: a record player. But they buy it because, you know,

24:47 Speaker 3: if you're really a fan of a band or any

24:50 Speaker 3: any artist and you just want to have you know,

24:53 Speaker 3: even if you're just going to mount the cover on

24:55 Speaker 3: the wall almost like a post. Yeah, you know, it's

24:57 Speaker 3: just nice to have it.

25:02 Speaker 9: Yeah, you're right, Yeah, I think there's some that's One

25:05 Speaker 9: of my friends has got a company where that he

25:07 Speaker 9: makes presentation boxes for vinyl So you buy you buy

25:11 Speaker 9: these boxes, then you can you can you stick them

25:13 Speaker 9: on the on the wall, just as if they're painted,

25:16 Speaker 9: and then you can then you can swap over the

25:19 Speaker 9: different vinyls whatever mood you're in. So yeah, it's great.

25:22 Speaker 21: Oh that's cool. That's very cool work, isn't it.

25:26 Speaker 9: Yeah, beauty things are beauty and it means something to

25:28 Speaker 9: you as well.

25:29 Speaker 3: Right, right exactly, Now, how long has the Surge existed

25:32 Speaker 3: as a band? How long have you been around, because

25:34 Speaker 3: you've you've got you've got a fair amount of music out.

25:37 Speaker 9: We yeah, we've been so we've been in various formats,

25:41 Speaker 9: So just sort of very brief history. So Adrian who's

25:44 Speaker 9: on the call, and I have been just just working

25:48 Speaker 9: together slowly for maybe six years something like that, and

25:53 Speaker 9: various sort of iterations, lots of different musicians, and we

25:58 Speaker 9: had an album twenty twenty three and a whole bunch

26:01 Speaker 9: of singles and then we had a bit of a

26:03 Speaker 9: lineup change and then spent some time real time writing

26:11 Speaker 9: a new album and we and we met Queenie and yeah,

26:17 Speaker 9: she's just been such a breath of her share and

26:19 Speaker 9: really just a m you've heard a voice. It's quite

26:21 Speaker 9: remarkable voice on on stage. She's a real presence and

26:26 Speaker 9: you need that sort of stagecraft. We need to deliver

26:29 Speaker 9: the messaging from some of the songs. So yeah, we've

26:32 Speaker 9: been together for a while, but but just sort of

26:36 Speaker 9: taking our time to get the songs together, to get

26:39 Speaker 9: the right people in the room. And and you know,

26:43 Speaker 9: like like all good things, you just have to work

26:45 Speaker 9: at it, don't. You've got a problem, work the problem

26:47 Speaker 9: and you get the right outcome, right right.

26:50 Speaker 22: Sorry about that. Next albums. Next album is going to

26:52 Speaker 22: be called Wolf.

26:57 Speaker 9: Well very good.

26:57 Speaker 21: Well I like dogs too, They're not They're not as

26:59 Speaker 21: cool as out in my opinion.

27:03 Speaker 28: Oh, hang on, hang on, I've got two hours.

27:09 Speaker 3: And I'm curious about so at the end of our conversation,

27:12 Speaker 3: we're not wrapping up yet, but I do want to

27:13 Speaker 3: talk to you guys some more about At the end,

27:15 Speaker 3: we are going to play rich Girl, and I'm curious

27:17 Speaker 3: what went into the which is great. You've had a

27:19 Speaker 3: lot of success with that song, correct.

27:21 Speaker 9: Yeah, very much, very much. So, Yeah, I love, absolutely

27:24 Speaker 9: love that's It's such a live favorite as well, and yeah,

27:30 Speaker 9: always well received. Queenie always seems to present a different

27:35 Speaker 9: side of it in a live setting gigs, including giving

27:41 Speaker 9: away like two inch hine, bunny rubbits and all sorts

27:45 Speaker 9: of things, throwing them off the stage. But yeah, it's been.

27:47 Speaker 28: Brilliant about context.

27:48 Speaker 9: That just sounds mad, I know it does, but but

27:51 Speaker 9: it works.

27:52 Speaker 22: It really works live. Quite a contrast to See Your Face.

27:57 Speaker 29: I think I think you've got sort of two ends

27:59 Speaker 29: of the of the third there with See your Face

28:02 Speaker 29: and rich Our two ends.

28:05 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, well, I think risk i al really seems

28:11 Speaker 9: to get picked up in in sort of the Boston area,

28:16 Speaker 9: which is fantastic for us.

28:17 Speaker 21: Oh, absolutely absolutely. What do you think it is about

28:19 Speaker 21: that song that caught on?

28:23 Speaker 9: I think it's just that it's the direct delivery, yeah,

28:28 Speaker 9: and I think the I think it's also it's very topical,

28:32 Speaker 9: we know, so it's about Instagram and it's about influences

28:36 Speaker 9: and not everybody. I think, you know, in all social media,

28:40 Speaker 9: people present their best side and in it's often not

28:46 Speaker 9: a true reflection of who people are as individuals, and

28:50 Speaker 9: they portray one thing, but actually it's something else that's

28:53 Speaker 9: going on in the background, and I think it's resonated

28:56 Speaker 9: with people.

28:57 Speaker 28: Yeah, a lot of energy as well, it's really good high,

28:59 Speaker 28: a lot of Yeah. Absolutely, the boys vocals as well.

29:03 Speaker 21: To be honest, you think, well, I'm sorry say that again, Queenie.

29:07 Speaker 5: What the boy?

29:08 Speaker 17: The boy?

29:09 Speaker 24: They call them the boys the gentleman's vocals.

29:12 Speaker 21: Yes, wow, you know, yeah, yeah, absolutely absolutely, I am

29:16 Speaker 21: I do have to ask. I mean, I am curious.

29:18 Speaker 21: Has anyone been confused when you know?

29:21 Speaker 3: Because when I saw that the title, my first thought was, oh,

29:23 Speaker 3: did they cover rich Girl by Hall and Oates? And

29:27 Speaker 3: obviously you did not. It's this is this is an

29:30 Speaker 3: original song. But it is kind of interesting how just

29:35 Speaker 3: those two words together and even if the Hall and

29:38 Speaker 3: Oats song never existed, you know, that phrase rich girl.

29:41 Speaker 3: It does evoke a certain Oh, this is going to

29:45 Speaker 3: be about somebody I don't like or the.

29:47 Speaker 21: Type of person I don't like.

29:49 Speaker 3: Right, it does evoke a certain thing which which is

29:53 Speaker 3: born out in the uh in the presentation and the

29:55 Speaker 3: lyrics of the song.

29:57 Speaker 9: Yeah, you're that I hadn't thought about the holes who

30:02 Speaker 9: knows song? But yeah it's a great song.

30:04 Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the hollow Oats song.

30:08 Speaker 3: It was originally Darryl Holli said it was originally supposed

30:10 Speaker 3: to be rich Boy and someone.

30:12 Speaker 21: I think maybe John Ols or someone convinced him to

30:15 Speaker 21: change it.

30:15 Speaker 9: But but it is. Do you think that's why they

30:18 Speaker 9: fell out?

30:19 Speaker 4: That's it?

30:19 Speaker 9: That maybe that's the one, that's the one that reason

30:22 Speaker 9: that they don't work together anymore.

30:24 Speaker 21: That may be the reason. But now on the upcoming album,

30:27 Speaker 21: meow how many tracks are on the album?

30:30 Speaker 9: So there's eleven tracks on the album, okay, and so yeah,

30:34 Speaker 9: all original tracks and just complete spread everything from just

30:41 Speaker 9: observations in life, observations in society. There's a bit about

30:46 Speaker 9: love in there, but yeah, really I think I think

30:50 Speaker 9: I'm one of the quotes. Let's sort of it's all

30:52 Speaker 9: about you know, sort of you know, love, life and

30:57 Speaker 9: the pursuits of happiness in twenty twenty twenty twenties UK.

31:02 Speaker 28: Look out for each other as well.

31:03 Speaker 9: There's a lot of that, isn't there There is? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,

31:06 Speaker 9: we all have to look out for each other. No

31:08 Speaker 9: one's no one's an island, right, Well, need to help

31:10 Speaker 9: each other.

31:11 Speaker 21: Yeah, we all need more of that, no doubt. Will

31:14 Speaker 21: will Rich Girl be on that on? Is that included

31:18 Speaker 21: on me? How the remaster version it is?

31:20 Speaker 9: Yeah, it is the remaster words versions been given a bit,

31:24 Speaker 9: It's been given a bit of extra sparkle in the studio.

31:28 Speaker 9: We've we've got a long time collaborator with guy called

31:33 Speaker 9: Matt MacDonald and so yeah, the first part of the

31:39 Speaker 9: album is a real sort of assault on the census.

31:42 Speaker 9: So it just gives that extra Yeah, that extra sort

31:45 Speaker 9: of spring is the as the first five or six albums,

31:49 Speaker 9: the first of five or six tracks on the album

31:51 Speaker 9: come through and then it sort of settles into something different.

31:54 Speaker 9: So we try to work on try to work on

31:57 Speaker 9: the album. I think it's just we're in the way

32:00 Speaker 9: that modern music is consumed. It's often just cherry picking

32:04 Speaker 9: songs that people like and see you find a lot

32:07 Speaker 9: of albums where they're top loaded with all the hits,

32:09 Speaker 9: whereas we try to make this a bit more of

32:11 Speaker 9: a journey and and you match the match the tempos

32:17 Speaker 9: and the themes of the song. So hopefully it sort

32:20 Speaker 9: of gives that impression to listen to as a one

32:23 Speaker 9: piece of music.

32:24 Speaker 3: Is that challenging to kind of figure out the sequencing

32:27 Speaker 3: of the songs.

32:28 Speaker 21: I'm such a nerd for this kind of thing.

32:31 Speaker 3: All this is something I'm always so curious about because

32:34 Speaker 3: I'm wondering, like that is that hard to make those

32:37 Speaker 3: decisions or or.

32:38 Speaker 22: Oh yeah, very hard.

32:40 Speaker 9: Yeah, it's it's just it's lots of stuff about It's

32:43 Speaker 9: about momentum, just making sure that you've got that right pace.

32:47 Speaker 9: And so, yes, it starts off with a really the

32:49 Speaker 9: album starts off with a really good sense of urgency. Uh,

32:52 Speaker 9: and then it just it settles into something subtly different

32:57 Speaker 9: and takes you off in a totally different direction. So

33:00 Speaker 9: and then it ends actually on on really on a ballot, queeny,

33:05 Speaker 9: how would you describe movies?

33:07 Speaker 24: It's acoustic, isn't it? And yeah, it's a it's a ballad,

33:13 Speaker 24: it is I don't know how to describe it. It's

33:16 Speaker 24: really it's just completely you would.

33:18 Speaker 17: Not think it was us.

33:21 Speaker 9: Record.

33:22 Speaker 22: It's a surprise at the end of the album.

33:24 Speaker 9: Isn't it.

33:24 Speaker 28: You might not even recognize my voice that much because

33:26 Speaker 28: it's a completely different part of my voice. There's no belt,

33:29 Speaker 28: there's no growling, there's no you know, mix, there's nothing

33:32 Speaker 28: like that. It's just it's just acoustic and soft and yeah,

33:35 Speaker 28: ballad and just that is a bit of a loved one,

33:37 Speaker 28: isn't it. That's a lovely one.

33:39 Speaker 21: Interesting, I think so. And that's that's how the album

33:42 Speaker 21: ends with that track. Yea great train, that's cool, that's cool.

33:50 Speaker 9: Yeah, just just take you off somewhere different, And that's

33:53 Speaker 9: that's what music's about, isn't it. You've got to It's

33:55 Speaker 9: just distracts you from your day to day and just

33:59 Speaker 9: takes you up on a I do think at the end,

34:03 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I.

34:04 Speaker 21: Do think it makes sense.

34:05 Speaker 3: So if you're gonna have something that's really kind of

34:06 Speaker 3: different than the rest of the album, to put it

34:08 Speaker 3: at the end as almost like a punctuation. I'm trying

34:13 Speaker 3: to think of another example. I feel like there's there's

34:16 Speaker 3: other examples of artists doing that exact thing, and I

34:19 Speaker 3: literally at the moment cannot think of a single one,

34:22 Speaker 3: but I know that there are examples of artists doing

34:25 Speaker 3: that where it's like, Okay, we have this one song

34:27 Speaker 3: that's different than everything else on the album, so we're

34:31 Speaker 3: gonna put it at the end and it'll kind of

34:33 Speaker 3: be just you know, just just we'll end.

34:36 Speaker 21: It on a different a different vibe or something than

34:40 Speaker 21: everything else sings.

34:41 Speaker 22: One that springs to mind, Oh good good, but back

34:44 Speaker 22: in the Day is Trained in Vain.

34:46 Speaker 29: On London Calling by the Clash, which is not even

34:48 Speaker 29: actually listed on the on the sleeve, and it's a

34:52 Speaker 29: very different song for now. It's a very clectic album anyway. Yeah,

34:55 Speaker 29: it's it's it's a sort of different song. I love song,

34:59 Speaker 29: which I think they were sort of pushed by their

35:02 Speaker 29: manager not to put on, and they snuck it on

35:04 Speaker 29: in the end anyway, they didn't get listed on the

35:06 Speaker 29: track on the sleeve even But yeah, I think that's

35:09 Speaker 29: the only one I can think of at the moment.

35:10 Speaker 22: But I know what you mean.

35:11 Speaker 29: I think quite a few songs like that crop up

35:14 Speaker 29: at the end of albums.

35:15 Speaker 9: Yeah.

35:17 Speaker 24: You don't need to stick to a genre, do you.

35:18 Speaker 24: Let's just do everything.

35:20 Speaker 29: Yeah, Well, London Calling great example, where you know they

35:22 Speaker 29: go through the clash, go through scar rockabilly punk, yeah,

35:27 Speaker 29: you know, even a bit of jazz and yeah, it's

35:29 Speaker 29: all on that.

35:30 Speaker 9: Yeah.

35:31 Speaker 28: I didn't realize influenced by something.

35:33 Speaker 3: Yeah, I just learned something interesting. I didn't realize it

35:36 Speaker 3: wasn't even listed on the sleeve.

35:37 Speaker 21: That's I didn't know that.

35:38 Speaker 22: It wasn't in the UK. I don't know.

35:40 Speaker 29: I think the US release was a bit later, but

35:44 Speaker 29: it possibly was listed by them. But in the UK, no,

35:46 Speaker 29: it wasn't even listed on the on the sleeve.

35:48 Speaker 21: I'll be damned.

35:49 Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't know that. Oh, I've thought of an

35:52 Speaker 3: American version of that. I don't know if any of

35:54 Speaker 3: you were Van Halen fans, but the Van Halen album

35:58 Speaker 3: fifty one to fifty, which was the first album, was

36:00 Speaker 3: Sammy Hagar and lead vocals. How's a song. There's a

36:02 Speaker 3: song at the end called Inside. It's the last track

36:04 Speaker 3: on the album, and it's very odd. It does not

36:09 Speaker 3: sound like anything on the rest of the album. But yeah, yeah,

36:15 Speaker 3: I'm a big van Halen fan. So no, but I

36:17 Speaker 3: think that I think that is a great strategy. Did

36:20 Speaker 3: you did you decide to remaster anything else or just

36:22 Speaker 3: rich Girl.

36:26 Speaker 9: Just Richcott. We did. So. We have a song called

36:31 Speaker 9: Coda Royale and there are there's there's one word which

36:35 Speaker 9: I think some people could consider an expletive.

36:38 Speaker 22: So so we've done it.

36:39 Speaker 9: We've done a little remaster of that. It's nothing, it's

36:41 Speaker 9: nothing that you're that your grandma would be. But we

36:47 Speaker 9: thought we just clean it up, but no, there's plenty

36:49 Speaker 9: of there's plenty of scope for for I think some

36:51 Speaker 9: remixes coming out, maybe maybe a bit more of a

36:55 Speaker 9: so most of the music is pretty punky, so maybe

37:01 Speaker 9: maybe add a bit more of a dance element to it,

37:03 Speaker 9: but that that will be for for other people to

37:05 Speaker 9: work through. So so we're maybe we'll see we can

37:09 Speaker 9: get some remixes to work on it.

37:10 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, excellent, And then what's the plan as far

37:13 Speaker 3: as touring? Are you gonna be touring a lot for

37:15 Speaker 3: the album?

37:16 Speaker 9: So we've been relatively quiet for for for gigs and shows,

37:22 Speaker 9: but but things are really starting to build up that

37:25 Speaker 9: we've got a new album out, So so we were

37:29 Speaker 9: we were gonna going to start sort of from September onwards,

37:32 Speaker 9: so we've got pretty September is pretty busy, but actually

37:36 Speaker 9: we're getting shows at the end of July and into August.

37:39 Speaker 9: So yeah, we're we're we're certainly working through through through

37:44 Speaker 9: through these things at the moment. But yeah, there's some

37:47 Speaker 9: really good shows coming out, so we'll tag onto the

37:52 Speaker 9: end of the UK festival circuit. But but yeah, I

37:56 Speaker 9: mean we're we're open.

37:57 Speaker 22: So any contract you've got for.

38:00 Speaker 3: The yeah, absolutely, Well you mentioned festivals too, I mean

38:06 Speaker 3: that's that's great. It's I always say festivals are such

38:08 Speaker 3: a fantastic opportunity because not only does it get you

38:12 Speaker 3: in front of a large audience that might not otherwise

38:15 Speaker 3: be aware of you, but also to just the people

38:18 Speaker 3: you meet, the contacts that you make within the industry

38:20 Speaker 3: at a festival. I mean, it's it's really it's like

38:23 Speaker 3: the single best thing you can do for your career

38:26 Speaker 3: is play a festival.

38:27 Speaker 21: You know what I mean, it it really is. I

38:29 Speaker 21: mean just the opportunity there. So that's that's great.

38:32 Speaker 9: Yeah, no, I get I couldn't agree with you more.

38:35 Speaker 9: And ultimately, although you can see that some people are

38:38 Speaker 9: really put up on pedestal, they're just people. Just go

38:41 Speaker 9: speak to them, say hi, how are you, and people

38:44 Speaker 9: are more than happy to talk to.

38:45 Speaker 3: You exactly exactly Where is the best place to go

38:50 Speaker 3: online for people to keep up with the surge? So

38:53 Speaker 3: our listeners nowhere to find you.

38:55 Speaker 9: We're all over the place, so Amazon Music, Music, Spotify.

39:03 Speaker 9: We're also on Facebook and Instagram, all the sort of

39:06 Speaker 9: social places that social touch points that you expect us

39:09 Speaker 9: to be. So yeah, yeah check us check us out

39:12 Speaker 9: and the search and you've mentioned some song titles. I'm

39:18 Speaker 9: sure people can find can find us, so but yeah,

39:21 Speaker 9: we'd love to hear from people.

39:22 Speaker 3: By the way, the song in Love with Yourself is

39:25 Speaker 3: that on the upcoming album mew yeah that is yeah, yeah,

39:29 Speaker 3: because I found I found that online too, a radio

39:32 Speaker 3: edit of that. Because what I plan to do, what

39:35 Speaker 3: I plan, What I plan to do at the end

39:36 Speaker 3: of our conversation is I'm gonna play rich Girl, but

39:38 Speaker 3: rich Girl is a short song, so I'm gonna sneak

39:40 Speaker 3: in one more after it.

39:41 Speaker 21: I'm also gonna play I'm also gonna play in Love.

39:43 Speaker 3: With Yourself because this is a song that I really

39:45 Speaker 3: really like a lot, and I'm curious about it.

39:49 Speaker 26: Is it?

39:49 Speaker 21: Is it about somebody specific?

39:51 Speaker 22: Is it just?

39:51 Speaker 21: Is it kind of a relationship song? Like, what's any

39:54 Speaker 21: backstory you can give us?

39:56 Speaker 9: Oh no, no, no, that's I can't I can't possibly disclose.

40:00 Speaker 9: Oh no, it's like that.

40:03 Speaker 21: Oh no, I really want to know.

40:05 Speaker 9: Oh no, no, no no. We've worked on that a lot.

40:11 Speaker 9: Uh no, it does, it does. It's suffice to say

40:15 Speaker 9: the name will remain a mystery, open to bribery and drink.

40:23 Speaker 9: We'll we do all like that, all right.

40:26 Speaker 3: Well, fair enough, fair enough, well very good. Well I

40:29 Speaker 3: want to thank all three of you for joining me

40:31 Speaker 3: today of course, Queenie, Pete and Adrian and.

40:36 Speaker 9: Absolutely thanks man. It's really good to really enjoyed.

40:40 Speaker 21: M h absolutely great.

40:43 Speaker 3: Absolutely thank you and we will definitely do it again

40:45 Speaker 3: in the future because you've got a lot coming up.

40:47 Speaker 3: Uh maybe when the next single comes out and you know,

40:50 Speaker 3: so forth, so we'll have you back soon. Definitely, we're

40:53 Speaker 3: gonna hit We're gonna hit those two tracks, Rich Girl

40:55 Speaker 3: and in Love with Yourself.

40:56 Speaker 9: But but again, really good to talk to you man,

40:58 Speaker 9: Thank you so much.

41:00 Speaker 3: Absolutely YouTube all right, the Surge, thank you so much,

41:03 Speaker 3: and we'll talk to you soon.

41:04 Speaker 21: Take care you got it.

41:07 Speaker 3: All right, wonderful. So that was three members of the Surge, Queenie,

41:11 Speaker 3: Pete and Adrian and what we're gonna do right now.

41:14 Speaker 3: So again, as promised, we're gonna hit this track, rich Girl,

41:18 Speaker 3: and they've had a lot of success with this, so

41:20 Speaker 3: depending on where you are in the world, you might

41:21 Speaker 3: have already heard it. Actually, but this is really good,

41:23 Speaker 3: but it is short, so we're gonna seek in one

41:25 Speaker 3: more two. We're also gonna play in Love with Yourself,

41:26 Speaker 3: which is a song that I really like. If you

41:29 Speaker 3: are listening to the show on Saturday Live, please stick around.

41:33 Speaker 3: Coming up in the second hour, we have low Sunday

41:35 Speaker 3: and we got a long way to go on today's show.

41:38 Speaker 3: So lots of good stuff coming up. But right now

41:40 Speaker 3: here it is.

41:41 Speaker 21: This is the surge on the track is called rich girl.

42:00 Speaker 30: Here the lies see if they see America in the

42:03 Speaker 30: wrong place, make a real gesture, make it resigned person.

42:06 Speaker 13: Fad like for some has mister.

42:09 Speaker 2: Pray low, mister trait mans call.

42:13 Speaker 13: It the kids lines getting schools.

42:19 Speaker 2: The Macrafts go provids, go go.

42:31 Speaker 23: Why post station rights?

42:33 Speaker 13: Why have your freedom right to breaks?

42:35 Speaker 30: Make a very gesture, make a resigned to fear that

42:38 Speaker 30: person fair fight past over.

42:40 Speaker 17: Hats pray hosts the tryst.

42:45 Speaker 2: Who's that fast step?

42:47 Speaker 30: Daddy's letts gooss go macraft?

42:51 Speaker 2: What's good?

42:53 Speaker 13: Little he gets the ram?

42:56 Speaker 30: Patient's not about the money. You probably it's smart, although

42:59 Speaker 30: it's not funny. That's stum paid. Don't need to worry.

43:01 Speaker 30: You got your own fla. You're a happy bunny taking

43:04 Speaker 30: up the stealthy got your step the kiss lo so

43:06 Speaker 30: hot you burned them. The this your fashion life fail

43:08 Speaker 30: well I like this at Cherry you worry and taking

43:11 Speaker 30: that load controls down cars is lost.

43:57 Speaker 31: Fancy self, it doesn't matter, it's no cracking fright yours

44:05 Speaker 31: fantasy as success thing you see yourself work, take control

44:10 Speaker 31: of everything and assembly.

44:12 Speaker 13: Just because your love. Who is your you?

44:19 Speaker 15: Yummies das, that's all your your nice judge everything to

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56:50 Speaker 16: Haven't been so deepy coos that impossive, she said.

56:55 Speaker 18: Pass so, she said, alive's never.

57:02 Speaker 11: Been so cramsy.

57:04 Speaker 5: But disappeared out.

57:06 Speaker 2: Of pinch our Fendi.

57:08 Speaker 8: You just a tackle lot.

57:10 Speaker 16: Thispreends on games so long. Then the short stuff went

57:18 Speaker 16: up being small cash.

57:20 Speaker 8: She lost me under the cool shade. He had no

57:25 Speaker 8: man give me, she said, And now.

57:37 Speaker 17: This blood in my bargar reader, and now it's blood

57:46 Speaker 17: in my Bagaryada, which.

57:52 Speaker 5: I've frozed about the fake convention, A lot of wire?

57:57 Speaker 11: Can our fence have been over?

58:00 Speaker 15: Darling?

58:00 Speaker 5: Don't you know you clean her?

58:02 Speaker 11: In my good she set her face.

58:09 Speaker 18: Wasn't pure Refletcher the final mirror in the matter. I

58:14 Speaker 18: an instant, or hevince me, she sees nobody lost time?

58:19 Speaker 5: Please? Then the short stuff went up in small cast.

58:26 Speaker 5: You lost me under the cool sap.

58:31 Speaker 34: No man.

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58:44 Speaker 17: The knowledge blood and my margar reader, the knowledge blood

58:53 Speaker 17: and my margaritada.

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59:33 Speaker 2: A last under the coach bean.

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