Matt Connarton Unleashed 6-21-25 hour 1

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2:25 Speaker 7: That is called turn this Town around? That is Lydia Ready.

2:29 Speaker 7: And that is the American radio premiere of that track,

2:33 Speaker 7: brand new here on w MNH ninety five point three

2:36 Speaker 7: FM to open up this week's Matt connorton Unleashed Lydia Ready.

2:40 Speaker 7: We'll be on the show with us on July nineteenth.

2:42 Speaker 7: Can't wait for that. But thank you to our friends

2:45 Speaker 7: at Big GPR for sending us out such a great

2:47 Speaker 7: track and a wonderful way to open the show this week.

2:49 Speaker 7: And of course we've got an exciting show for you ahead.

2:52 Speaker 7: But first, I am not alone in the studio.

3:02 Speaker 8: Jenny john.

3:04 Speaker 9: Bet, good morning sunshine.

3:07 Speaker 7: Jenny is here in the studio with us.

3:08 Speaker 9: I am present on account of four Yes, I'm.

3:11 Speaker 5: Looking for the babies.

3:12 Speaker 9: I can't see the falcon babies.

3:14 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, in the falcon cam. Yes.

3:16 Speaker 9: For all who do not know, you can go to

3:18 Speaker 9: YouTube and find the Falcon cam on top of the

3:20 Speaker 9: Brady Sullivan Building right here in the Queen City, and

3:23 Speaker 9: you can get to see them and it's really cool,

3:25 Speaker 9: especially when the babies are in the camera view.

3:27 Speaker 7: Well, today is of course Saturday, June twenty one, twenty

3:31 Speaker 7: twenty five. Welcome everybody. Matt Connorton Unleashed. And yeah, as

3:34 Speaker 7: I mentioned, that's the American radio premiere of Turn This

3:38 Speaker 7: Town Around by Lydia Ready, and we'll probably play that

3:41 Speaker 7: at the top of each hour today, so if you

3:42 Speaker 7: miss it, if you're just joining us, you'll get to

3:44 Speaker 7: hear it again. But of course we are live from

3:46 Speaker 7: the studios of wm n H ninety five point three

3:49 Speaker 7: FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Very very busy. Of course,

3:53 Speaker 7: fishes in town doing three nights at the Snooze Center.

3:56 Speaker 7: So lot's going on day away from Elm Street. Well, actual,

4:00 Speaker 7: we should well go there. No, we shouldn't say that,

4:02 Speaker 7: because there's a lot of there's a lot of commerce

4:04 Speaker 7: going on, a lot of vendors and everything, so we

4:06 Speaker 7: want to encourage that bravery.

4:07 Speaker 9: We walk down there, but don't try to drive your car.

4:09 Speaker 7: Down Very good for the city, good for the local economy,

4:13 Speaker 7: and of course if you're a fish fan, it's great

4:15 Speaker 7: for that too.

4:15 Speaker 9: And they're really filling like all of Elm Street with

4:17 Speaker 9: all kinds of vendors, Like, Oh, it's really that cool

4:20 Speaker 9: for the whole weekend. Yeah, the whole whole week I

4:23 Speaker 9: really loved that song. I can't wait till we have

4:25 Speaker 9: her on for an interview.

4:26 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, very catchy. Soon, very catchy. Let's see. So

4:30 Speaker 7: in just a few minutes we're gonna be talking to

4:32 Speaker 7: Moonlight Eclipse, the members of that band. They're from Ireland

4:37 Speaker 7: and they're going to be joining us to via Google Teams,

4:39 Speaker 7: which we've gotten used to using now because Skype is gone.

4:43 Speaker 7: But no looking forward to talking with them. We're gonna

4:45 Speaker 7: play one of their tracks in just a moment and

4:48 Speaker 7: then we'll we'll close out the interview with another one

4:50 Speaker 7: of their songs. But I love their sound and they're

4:52 Speaker 7: very very young, they're just starting out in their their

4:54 Speaker 7: careers as a band.

4:55 Speaker 9: So really all the way from Galway, Ireland.

4:58 Speaker 7: Yes, yes. On the second hour we have Murphy Clark,

5:02 Speaker 7: another great band. Uh, they're gonna be joining us in studio,

5:05 Speaker 7: and then in the third hour Aaron Billodo returns and

5:08 Speaker 7: Aaron Aaron's got to be in the five Timers club

5:11 Speaker 7: by now. He's been on the show a bunch of

5:13 Speaker 7: times over the last few years. Always amazing. He brings

5:15 Speaker 7: his bassin and his rig and plays live for us,

5:18 Speaker 7: and he's you know, as a bass player, I really

5:20 Speaker 7: appreciate what he does, especially because I'm a bass player myself.

5:25 Speaker 7: But I'm amazing. I can't do what he does, you know,

5:27 Speaker 7: I just kind of It's funny. You've probably noticed when

5:29 Speaker 7: he's here and he's playing, I'm just kind of watching

5:31 Speaker 7: his fingers the entire time. You know. He does a

5:34 Speaker 7: lot of that popping and slapping, and I can do

5:36 Speaker 7: a little bit of that, but not like he does.

5:37 Speaker 7: He's amazing. He's just enormously talented. So he's going to

5:41 Speaker 7: come in and play. Really really looking forward to that. So,

5:44 Speaker 7: so we got a lot going on today on the show.

5:47 Speaker 7: We should also mention to the event tomorrow, Yeah that

5:52 Speaker 7: you're going to be set up at.

5:53 Speaker 9: Yes, yes, yes, let me pull up the address real

5:57 Speaker 9: quick for everybody. I am a bad person and did not.

6:04 Speaker 7: Pull it up ahead of time.

6:05 Speaker 10: Yah.

6:06 Speaker 9: Well, actually, like so the Great North Ale works right

6:09 Speaker 9: here in the Queens City on Holt Avenue ten fifty

6:12 Speaker 9: Holt Avenue. They are having their own Fish weekend, so

6:16 Speaker 9: if you want to go check them out today, you

6:18 Speaker 9: can go down there and actually make your own tie

6:20 Speaker 9: dye if you love doing that. Oh but tomorrow they

6:24 Speaker 9: are having a big, like festival like event. There's gonna

6:26 Speaker 9: be lots of vendors there, music people just and amazing beers.

6:32 Speaker 9: They make incredible beers. They have an actual tide one.

6:36 Speaker 9: If you are going to the Fish concert, you can

6:39 Speaker 9: see great North Airworks beers on tap. And they also

6:43 Speaker 9: have a boot set up there as well, So come

6:46 Speaker 9: check it out, come say hi to meet and hi

6:48 Speaker 9: to Maddie. Tomorrow we're going to be there with some

6:50 Speaker 9: friends while they're vending.

6:53 Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, so that will be uh what are the

6:56 Speaker 7: times on that again?

6:57 Speaker 9: It's from noon to five okay, And I'm going to

6:59 Speaker 9: bring some my macromay fun yes, which will be fun.

7:03 Speaker 9: And then there's a friend of ours that is going

7:05 Speaker 9: to be there with her fabric art. She makes all

7:08 Speaker 9: kinds of incredible cool things. And every time they do

7:10 Speaker 9: something like this they always have incredible small business vendors

7:15 Speaker 9: in there that handcraft things that it just nothing is

7:18 Speaker 9: better than a handcrafted gift. I don't care what you get,

7:21 Speaker 9: but when somebody gets you something that somebody made with

7:24 Speaker 9: their own hands, it's just the best to me. So

7:27 Speaker 9: whether you're coming down here onto Elm Street and check

7:29 Speaker 9: it out the vendors there through the weekend, or you're

7:31 Speaker 9: coming to join us at the Great North Airworks on

7:34 Speaker 9: Hold af here in the Queen City, please come say

7:36 Speaker 9: hi and enjoy this wonderful tiede dyed fishy weekend.

7:42 Speaker 7: Very good, very good. I don't know about the fishy part.

7:45 Speaker 7: I don't need seafood.

7:47 Speaker 9: You don't know what's good for you. I love seafood,

7:51 Speaker 9: but this is different. Fishy is not an.

7:55 Speaker 7: Yes yes, yes, yeah, absolutely. Oh it's going to be

7:59 Speaker 7: very hot by the way too. There's a heat advisory,

8:04 Speaker 7: and you know it's funny. I was thinking, well, that's

8:06 Speaker 7: more for our local listeners, but then again, you know,

8:08 Speaker 7: because obviously we have a lot of people who listen

8:11 Speaker 7: all over the country online or even all over the world.

8:14 Speaker 7: I just heard from Sunset Radio in Ireland who are

8:17 Speaker 7: saying hello. But speaking of Ireland and our first guest

8:21 Speaker 7: today in just a moment from Ireland. But I guess

8:24 Speaker 7: this heat advisory is actually quite a bit of the country.

8:27 Speaker 7: So regardless of where you are listening in the United

8:30 Speaker 7: States online, there's an excellent chance that you are included

8:33 Speaker 7: in the heat advisory.

8:35 Speaker 9: Especially those here in New England were not necessarily used

8:38 Speaker 9: one hundred degree heats and with the humidity that will

8:40 Speaker 9: be coming in and it's gonna be hot, So keep

8:43 Speaker 9: yourself hydrated, keep yourself cooled, where some block. If you're outside,

8:47 Speaker 9: UV light is not so great for anybody's skin.

8:50 Speaker 7: Oh hello to w FRM Radio in Wolverton Hampton, UK.

8:55 Speaker 7: See I told you we had listeners all over the world.

8:57 Speaker 7: People don't People don't believe me, But I'm not just

8:59 Speaker 7: hot bands.

8:59 Speaker 9: We had from here. We've had German bands, We've had

9:03 Speaker 9: Australian bands, We've had British bands and of course Ireland, Ireland, Irish,

9:10 Speaker 9: I can't speak Irish bands. We've had bands from all

9:13 Speaker 9: around the globe and it's exciting every time we get them.

9:16 Speaker 7: Absolutely well, let's do this. I'm gonna go ahead and

9:18 Speaker 7: hit this track. This is from Moonlight Eclipse, great band

9:22 Speaker 7: from Ireland who is going to be joining us via

9:24 Speaker 7: Google Teams in just a moment. But check this out.

9:27 Speaker 7: I love their sound. This is called shattery knees and

9:30 Speaker 7: the band is a moonlight eclipse.

10:02 Speaker 5: Don't mean everything's changing. It's not how it used to be.

10:09 Speaker 5: I can't drive.

10:11 Speaker 11: Nobody even bout there excited me. You want us all

10:17 Speaker 11: to listen now, but we are screaming at you speak.

10:23 Speaker 5: If something doesn't kill me by tomorrow, I'll get it.

10:27 Speaker 12: Got it right, jump.

10:31 Speaker 13: It's all my boots and still those and things don't

10:34 Speaker 13: miss me.

10:35 Speaker 11: Make a train gets me one morning time won't be

10:39 Speaker 11: long for less behind Sound Prequice makes me want to

10:44 Speaker 11: be the vibrations are getting to be.

10:57 Speaker 12: Sound preque makes me feel the rain.

11:00 Speaker 11: Sucking tide and no it's not a good sounds pretty

11:05 Speaker 11: qu makes me wondering.

11:09 Speaker 5: Sad in the serious ways.

11:27 Speaker 4: The lyrics of the ball.

11:32 Speaker 5: It's a something too put something back. You start.

11:40 Speaker 11: If you keep bucket Bunny answers your finely for sure.

11:47 Speaker 5: But when you look you stopping does it's all.

11:55 Speaker 11: Sin something that makes jumping thing mage trade. It's me

11:59 Speaker 11: want a tide won't belong for less. Stop pray Let's

12:06 Speaker 11: makes me water.

12:09 Speaker 5: The five percent I got it And.

12:20 Speaker 12: Sound ray please make me build the rays in second

12:24 Speaker 12: time And no it's not a good sound. Prays makes

12:28 Speaker 12: me want to.

12:29 Speaker 5: Read percent I got it.

14:48 Speaker 7: Oh that is epic. I love it. That is Moonlight

14:51 Speaker 7: Eclipse and the track is called Shattering Knees. They are

14:55 Speaker 7: from Ireland and let's see we have them via Google

14:58 Speaker 7: teams Moonlight Eclipse. Can you hear me? Wonderful? Wonderful? Sometimes

15:04 Speaker 7: these international connections don't always don't always go, uh go

15:11 Speaker 7: as planned, so it's always a relief when, uh, when

15:13 Speaker 7: it works out. So I'm very happy that you're joining

15:15 Speaker 7: us this morning on Matt Connorton unleased, or at least

15:18 Speaker 7: it's morning there. I don't know what time it is here,

15:20 Speaker 7: but I have an email here, so I'm gonna try

15:23 Speaker 7: to this. This email very helpfully spells your names phonetically

15:29 Speaker 7: for me. So I'm gonna I'm gonna try these Irish names. Yeah,

15:35 Speaker 7: so I'm gonna I'm gonna try. Uh let's see, so

15:39 Speaker 7: and then you know what, I'll introduce you all and

15:41 Speaker 7: and then you can you can correct me afterward because

15:44 Speaker 7: I'll probably I'll probably screw these up anyway, but okay.

15:47 Speaker 7: So singer and guitarist Blaheen Hogan Uh Lucas Bradley lead guitarist,

15:55 Speaker 7: that one's easy. Uh if keeg bassist and owen keeg drummer,

16:05 Speaker 7: that one's easy. Okay? Did I did I get those

16:06 Speaker 7: even remotely correctly?

16:10 Speaker 3: Oh?

16:10 Speaker 7: Wow, wonderful, wonderful. That's a that's a relief. Okay. I

16:14 Speaker 7: do try to get everyone's names correctly. But so welcome. So,

16:18 Speaker 7: and you're all very young, right, ages sixteen to eighteen.

16:25 Speaker 7: I'm okay, gotcha. No, I marvel at that because your

16:30 Speaker 7: your sound is very mature, at least at least for

16:34 Speaker 7: what we're used to hearing in America. I've rarely heard

16:37 Speaker 7: a band as young as as you all are who

16:41 Speaker 7: can pull off the sophistication of of your songs. And

16:44 Speaker 7: and I love that track Shattering Knees. And then of

16:47 Speaker 7: course we're absolutely absolutely and we're gonna play the other

16:51 Speaker 7: one at the end of the interview. We'll play the

16:52 Speaker 7: other one that you sent us, which is also also

16:54 Speaker 7: really good. But now you all met in high school?

16:58 Speaker 7: Is that correct?

17:00 Speaker 4: Yeah?

17:00 Speaker 1: Exactly, or an Irish version.

17:03 Speaker 6: Yeah, it's called secondary.

17:04 Speaker 7: School here, but yeah, secondary school okay? And then so

17:07 Speaker 7: did this band actually start? Well, actually, so is one

17:12 Speaker 7: of you still in high school or secondary school and

17:15 Speaker 7: so actually.

17:15 Speaker 14: Two of those are yeah, two of us are, and

17:18 Speaker 14: then the two other guys they just finished their last.

17:21 Speaker 6: Year like just the other month.

17:23 Speaker 7: So yeah, outstanding. So starting this band, uh obviously with

17:28 Speaker 7: with some members still in school. I mean, how did

17:31 Speaker 7: this come about? How did how did the four of

17:33 Speaker 7: you come together to perform Moonlight Eclips?

17:36 Speaker 1: So we have this like this kind of it's called

17:39 Speaker 1: transition year.

17:40 Speaker 15: It's it's kind of just this year where you go

17:42 Speaker 15: on a bunch of trips and stuff and it's like

17:44 Speaker 15: it's like a break.

17:46 Speaker 1: It's kind of like a doss here break year in

17:48 Speaker 1: between the other.

17:48 Speaker 6: Years, just like figure out what you want to do.

17:50 Speaker 1: And me and Lucas the guitarist we were during that year.

17:55 Speaker 15: We wanted to do something because we were doing like

17:57 Speaker 15: basically nothing, So we said, we've I can start learning

18:01 Speaker 15: instruments and we try and start a band.

18:04 Speaker 1: So me and Lucas and then two other people.

18:07 Speaker 15: From that year started just like learning guitars and I

18:10 Speaker 15: started learning drums and stuff. We didn't think it was

18:12 Speaker 15: going to go anywhere, but like we just said we'd

18:14 Speaker 15: do it for the crack.

18:15 Speaker 1: For the fun.

18:16 Speaker 15: Yeah, And then so we did that for like one

18:20 Speaker 15: or two months and then the other two people kind

18:22 Speaker 15: of stopped they but then we met blocking.

18:27 Speaker 6: Yeah, because I'd been like playing a lot of music.

18:30 Speaker 14: I've played music for like two years for this Yeah,

18:32 Speaker 14: and we like me and if because I own our siblings, yeah,

18:36 Speaker 14: I mean because we're we're two years below owning Lucas

18:40 Speaker 14: and they would be practicing like with their a band

18:43 Speaker 14: in the music room.

18:44 Speaker 6: I mean, if we're just like chilling on the other side,

18:47 Speaker 6: the little sister and her best friend.

18:48 Speaker 4: Yeah.

18:49 Speaker 6: But it was like I always wanted to be in

18:51 Speaker 6: a band. That was like kind of my like dream.

18:54 Speaker 1: But then came up to me, yeah, oh yeah, my

18:57 Speaker 1: friends a singer. Do you want to do you want kid?

18:59 Speaker 15: She don't in the band because we're like, okay, yeah,

19:01 Speaker 15: we'll hear her. So then we heard her singing, I

19:04 Speaker 15: was like, oh wow, yeah, this could actually work.

19:07 Speaker 6: Yeah, so this I did until much later after that.

19:11 Speaker 1: Yeah, the social media yea. She joined because we needed

19:13 Speaker 1: a basically.

19:15 Speaker 6: The pace for the band, because.

19:18 Speaker 7: That's I kind of just like it just worked.

19:20 Speaker 1: We started practicing and we actually realized we're actually very.

19:23 Speaker 6: Good, so we were.

19:29 Speaker 9: Yeah.

19:29 Speaker 1: So then it kind of just kept growing and growing.

19:31 Speaker 7: You know, yeah, it almost it sounds like. I mean,

19:34 Speaker 7: my perception from what you're saying, tell me if I'm right,

19:36 Speaker 7: is that you you went into this with no particular expectations, right.

19:41 Speaker 14: And then our first single, I think it was two

19:45 Speaker 14: months we've been a band, had to play their instruments

19:49 Speaker 14: for two months, and basically my parents, because I play

19:52 Speaker 14: music pages, they got me like a little voucher for

19:54 Speaker 14: a recording studio.

19:56 Speaker 6: And just for Christmas, and I was like, well, guys,

19:59 Speaker 6: we need to a song and go.

20:05 Speaker 1: I remember hearing that first song. We played that song

20:08 Speaker 1: and I thought it was like the best.

20:12 Speaker 6: It's like it's like the simplest song. It has the

20:14 Speaker 6: five chords over and over again.

20:16 Speaker 1: You're like this, We're like, this song is absolutely amazing.

20:20 Speaker 10: You know.

20:20 Speaker 6: I remember you went into the bathroom to call you dad.

20:23 Speaker 6: I was like, oh my god, we just wrote a hitt.

20:26 Speaker 6: I was at the time.

20:28 Speaker 1: A few months later, listening back on it, it's not

20:32 Speaker 1: a great song.

20:34 Speaker 7: No, that's is remarkable how quickly it came together. And

20:37 Speaker 7: then of course here here you are. Now you're you're

20:40 Speaker 7: on American radio already.

20:42 Speaker 16: So.

20:45 Speaker 7: That so that's great. I'm curious too, about influences, partly

20:49 Speaker 7: because you know you're in Ireland and also too you're

20:52 Speaker 7: so young, Like who are who are some of of

20:56 Speaker 7: your And I'm sure among the four of you, you know,

20:58 Speaker 7: there's a variety of different influences. But I'm curious who

21:02 Speaker 7: you all listen to over there and who you're influenced by. Musically.

21:06 Speaker 6: Well, I'm not going to speak for the.

21:09 Speaker 14: Whole band, but for me, like, like I know, we

21:12 Speaker 14: played rock and it's definitely edging on the heavy side.

21:15 Speaker 14: But like, I can't say that pop doesn't influence my

21:18 Speaker 14: songwriting because normally the songs that I write and then

21:21 Speaker 14: chow to the band, they're very kind of like poppy

21:23 Speaker 14: in that way, and then we kind of bring them

21:25 Speaker 14: into that. But yeah, like I don't know, definitely influence

21:28 Speaker 14: the pop, but I love like System Move Down and

21:32 Speaker 14: like I've listened to a lot of their.

21:33 Speaker 6: Music, so I think it's kind of a mix of

21:35 Speaker 6: a lot of different genres.

21:37 Speaker 15: Yeah, like we all come from fairly different backgrounds, like

21:41 Speaker 15: music wise, yes, yeah, I did a lot of traditional

21:44 Speaker 15: music when I was younger and stuff, but yeah, so

21:47 Speaker 15: that's why, like I also listened to heavy stuff as

21:50 Speaker 15: well though, But then like Etho would listen to some

21:53 Speaker 15: pop music, I listened to like some heavy music.

21:55 Speaker 1: Bline listen to another genre. And then they all kind

21:58 Speaker 1: of come together to make this on a new thing.

22:00 Speaker 16: You know.

22:01 Speaker 15: It's like, yeah, influences come from all over the place. Yeah,

22:05 Speaker 15: it's not set on one set.

22:07 Speaker 1: Kind of thing.

22:07 Speaker 6: You know, Like they don't like some of the music

22:09 Speaker 6: I listened to, and I would like some like you know,

22:11 Speaker 6: it's kind of like so much we all bring it together.

22:13 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no, that's great. What what is it like

22:17 Speaker 7: there in terms of if you're to be to be

22:20 Speaker 7: your age going through the school system there? What what

22:24 Speaker 7: is it like in terms of the arts because here

22:27 Speaker 7: in the United States, you know, it varies a lot

22:29 Speaker 7: depending on the school system and how much money they

22:31 Speaker 7: put into their budgets and whatnot. There's, uh, some school

22:36 Speaker 7: systems that are very encouraging of you know, they have

22:38 Speaker 7: music classes and everything, and and some some school systems

22:41 Speaker 7: are just cutting everything. But I'm curious what it's like

22:44 Speaker 7: over there. And and maybe the four of you have

22:46 Speaker 7: had similar experiences or different experiences, but I'm curious what

22:50 Speaker 7: like like when you're growing up and you decide to

22:52 Speaker 7: do something like this is is the the education system.

22:56 Speaker 7: They're very encouraging. It kind of sounds like like it

22:59 Speaker 7: is is because you mentioned one of you is it

23:02 Speaker 7: called the discovery year? Is that what you called it?

23:06 Speaker 7: Transition year, which which I've heard of before, But so

23:09 Speaker 7: I'm assuming there's there's kind of a support system there

23:12 Speaker 7: if you want to get into the arts, right.

23:15 Speaker 17: Yeah.

23:15 Speaker 18: Yeah, the school we uh go to went to, know,

23:20 Speaker 18: they're very supportive with everything Kardia did because it's kind of.

23:23 Speaker 1: A small school.

23:25 Speaker 18: You kind of know all the teachers and everything there.

23:28 Speaker 17: Like for the music, We're so grateful for the school

23:31 Speaker 17: because they let us stay in the music room during

23:35 Speaker 17: lunch breaks and in the morning before classes started.

23:39 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, do practice write songs in there. A lot

23:42 Speaker 1: of writing went on in there and everything.

23:45 Speaker 18: And even in transition year, there's like plays you do

23:50 Speaker 18: and they just take you to a bunch of different places,

23:53 Speaker 18: like there was a comedy show or something at one

23:56 Speaker 18: point as well, just get people interest it in, like

24:01 Speaker 18: the arts around the place and everything.

24:04 Speaker 14: Very like they definitely like for the last and in

24:07 Speaker 14: two three years, every lunch break we've you know, had

24:10 Speaker 14: guitar drovecho blasts like singing our heart set and it's

24:14 Speaker 14: right like the wall between the music room and the

24:17 Speaker 14: massive like lunch fall is as thin as a piece

24:20 Speaker 14: of paper and everyone has to listen to her music

24:22 Speaker 14: every single day. So pretty grateful that they will get

24:25 Speaker 14: up with them for so long. And we go to

24:27 Speaker 14: an all Irish school as well.

24:28 Speaker 6: Yeah, we take Irish all day.

24:29 Speaker 9: So in school, did they do you guys get opportunities

24:33 Speaker 9: to like learn string instruments or.

24:37 Speaker 16: Like we all study music in the schools like mandatory.

24:41 Speaker 14: They'll teach us UK just so we have like like

24:43 Speaker 14: you can do whatever instrument you want, but it's just

24:46 Speaker 14: like you can pick because it's.

24:48 Speaker 15: Kind of like they do it very in a universal way,

24:52 Speaker 15: as in like if you want to God and learn

24:54 Speaker 15: a specific instrument, you go and get.

24:56 Speaker 1: Lessons outside the school. But like yeah, they'll teach like

24:59 Speaker 1: a more you universal way in music class.

25:02 Speaker 6: Yeah, and just like the youth scene like in Ireland

25:06 Speaker 6: is so good. They haven't this.

25:07 Speaker 14: We have this thing called Music Generation which is funded

25:10 Speaker 14: by you too, and it's like it's just basically like

25:13 Speaker 14: this massive like music organization that helps like young bands.

25:17 Speaker 14: You have artists, they do gigs around like around the country,

25:21 Speaker 14: and like if you need instruments, you can go to

25:23 Speaker 14: them and figure out something.

25:25 Speaker 6: Like they're just really good. They have free practice spaces around,

25:27 Speaker 6: Like it's just they're really helpful as class.

25:29 Speaker 7: Oh that's fantastic, that's actly. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely absolutely. Now,

25:34 Speaker 7: so what's kind of the I mean, you know, you're

25:37 Speaker 7: you're so young. Do you have a long term plan

25:39 Speaker 7: for this band? Or I mean, is this something that

25:41 Speaker 7: you think you're going to be doing for you know,

25:43 Speaker 7: because you're you're off to a fantastic start, you know, so,

25:47 Speaker 7: I mean it'd be a shame if I assume you're

25:50 Speaker 7: not gonna tell me no, we're just kind of doing

25:52 Speaker 7: this for fun and we're just gonna you know, I

25:55 Speaker 7: assume there's some sort of long term ambition here, but

25:59 Speaker 7: but maybe not. I'm curious that's.

26:01 Speaker 15: The dream anyways, you kind of you kind of always

26:04 Speaker 15: hope that it like we're definitely not going to stop now.

26:07 Speaker 1: Yeah, it's definitely keep going for now, and you kind

26:10 Speaker 1: of kind of just see where it goes. Yeah, it's

26:12 Speaker 1: it's we're definitely not going to stop. But yeah, you

26:15 Speaker 1: just you don't know where road take it.

26:17 Speaker 14: I think we all have like like I think we

26:19 Speaker 14: all have like those of those things in your life

26:21 Speaker 14: and like other things that we want to receive.

26:23 Speaker 6: But I think the band will always be a.

26:26 Speaker 10: Definitely dream if.

26:28 Speaker 15: We don't make it anywhere big, Like you always, you'll

26:30 Speaker 15: always be playing on the weekends.

26:31 Speaker 1: You'll always you have for the fun, you know.

26:34 Speaker 7: Yeah, now you've got so these the two the two

26:40 Speaker 7: tracks that you sent to us, Caught in a Fire

26:42 Speaker 7: and Shattering Knees? Are those Are those the only two

26:45 Speaker 7: you've recorded so far? Or do you have more?

26:47 Speaker 4: Uh?

26:48 Speaker 7: Or maybe you're working on more?

26:50 Speaker 1: There's yeah, there's more. We have like eight singles out

26:53 Speaker 1: now on Spotify.

26:54 Speaker 14: Actually we have two recorded that aren't released, with three

27:00 Speaker 14: three recording, three recorded.

27:02 Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm gonna have to go back and listen to

27:04 Speaker 7: your other tracks on Spotify because I'm very I'm very

27:07 Speaker 7: curious because like I said, I love these. I love these.

27:11 Speaker 1: You'll hear that first one we didn't?

27:12 Speaker 13: Yeah?

27:12 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it's not the dates and make sure you do, okay, gotcha. No,

27:19 Speaker 7: I'm very I'm very curious. Where does the name come from?

27:22 Speaker 7: Moonlight Eclipse? Is there a particular meaning to that?

27:26 Speaker 14: No, we were we were pushed to make a name, Like,

27:29 Speaker 14: I think it took us months to sign the name

27:31 Speaker 14: who went through about five We were like over.

27:33 Speaker 1: Exclosure like a week.

27:37 Speaker 16: Yeah, we're going to call ourselves Shattering Knees as well,

27:40 Speaker 16: so that's why the song's name.

27:42 Speaker 6: Yeah, through a lot of different names, but you.

27:45 Speaker 1: See most of them.

27:46 Speaker 15: We we would decide on a name and then realized

27:48 Speaker 15: there was a band that already had that name.

27:51 Speaker 1: Oh really, you'd be amazed at like how many bands

27:54 Speaker 1: are actually obscure names.

27:58 Speaker 6: Yeah, it's like every name is yah, where did you

28:01 Speaker 6: come from with moonshine.

28:05 Speaker 1: Moonshiny clips?

28:09 Speaker 19: And then we were like, yeah, but that sounds too

28:10 Speaker 19: much like moonshine, like the drink, So let's just change

28:16 Speaker 19: the bits because it's kind of nice.

28:19 Speaker 9: You know.

28:19 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, no, I like it. I like it a lot.

28:23 Speaker 6: We do have to say a really weird thing though.

28:25 Speaker 20: We've been like people forget the name our band lot

28:28 Speaker 20: and not like not like people who know each other,

28:30 Speaker 20: but different people in like different places and different venues

28:34 Speaker 20: have called us Midnight Eclipse, but they're not connected.

28:38 Speaker 1: Express Moon Express or Midnight Eclipse.

28:42 Speaker 6: And because they've all comes to this like it's another one.

28:47 Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know where that.

28:51 Speaker 7: Oh wow, well that'll uh you know, hopefully in time,

28:55 Speaker 7: you know, as you as you continue to build a

28:57 Speaker 7: following and build a fan base, uh, people will will

29:00 Speaker 7: be more accurate with your name. That's funny though, but

29:02 Speaker 7: but yeah, it is. It is hard to find a

29:04 Speaker 7: name that's not already you know, because you One thing

29:07 Speaker 7: you obviously don't want to get into a situation of

29:09 Speaker 7: is when you have a name that uh, you've established

29:12 Speaker 7: and then it turns out, you know, somebody else says,

29:14 Speaker 7: oh no, we were using that first, and then they're

29:16 Speaker 7: threatening you with some sort of legal action or something.

29:19 Speaker 16: So this website where you can put in a bound

29:23 Speaker 16: right and it will tell you no matter how unknown

29:25 Speaker 16: the band is, if they are like anything released.

29:28 Speaker 1: It's taken that Oh wow.

29:31 Speaker 7: Yeah, that's a good tool to have. Do you remember

29:33 Speaker 7: what the site is? You know, off hand?

29:37 Speaker 18: Before I think it's it's gone now years ago, so yeah, okay,

29:43 Speaker 18: you know, because you can just look up the like band.

29:46 Speaker 6: Registration name or something.

29:51 Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, yeah, I was just curious. No, that's uh no,

29:54 Speaker 7: that's very cool. And then have you done any videos

29:57 Speaker 7: for for any of these tracks yet?

29:59 Speaker 9: Not yet?

30:00 Speaker 14: That is definitely something we want to have a friend

30:04 Speaker 14: of ours, he like makes a lot of short films

30:07 Speaker 14: and he's coming like into that. I have like good

30:09 Speaker 14: quality cameras and I think he's hoping to make a

30:11 Speaker 14: music video with sometimes productions on YouTube.

30:17 Speaker 7: Yeah. Excellent, excellent.

30:19 Speaker 1: Yeah, So maybe maybe this summer because we'll be free.

30:23 Speaker 6: So it's just been so busy because so much and Lucas.

30:29 Speaker 1: And final exams this year as well.

30:31 Speaker 7: Oh yeah yeah, And what's the live schedule, Like what's

30:37 Speaker 7: like are you able to get out and play a

30:38 Speaker 7: lot of shows or I don't know, last night? Yeah, yeah, excellent.

30:45 Speaker 1: Yeah.

30:45 Speaker 15: So for the past like a few months, we've been

30:47 Speaker 15: taking a break because of the exams, but now that

30:50 Speaker 15: they're finished, we have a lot of gigs.

30:52 Speaker 6: Yeah.

30:53 Speaker 14: I also, though I broke my finger two months ago,

30:57 Speaker 14: I've been trying to work around that because I'm not

31:00 Speaker 14: able to play guitar.

31:01 Speaker 1: Why didn't you tell them how you broke it?

31:04 Speaker 18: That it's on the.

31:05 Speaker 6: Mechanical bull.

31:07 Speaker 7: Really Yeah.

31:11 Speaker 14: See we're in transition here and we're going on all

31:13 Speaker 14: these like stupid weird trips around the world and.

31:18 Speaker 7: So what so what happened? Did you get thrown from

31:21 Speaker 7: the mechanical bull and you landed on your.

31:22 Speaker 14: Hands or something or like a broke that you had

31:24 Speaker 14: to hold onto on the bowl, but the rope like

31:26 Speaker 14: you pull it out and pulled it out. I didn't

31:30 Speaker 14: like continually continuously holding up force and my like finger

31:33 Speaker 14: got launched in with the rope and then the bulls

31:36 Speaker 14: started going around and just.

31:38 Speaker 16: Like yeah, and then she had to go to like

31:40 Speaker 16: an Italian hospital and there's a language bowrier.

31:42 Speaker 6: Like was faster.

31:44 Speaker 7: Yeah, oh no, wow, oh that's that's that's terrible. How

31:49 Speaker 7: are you?

31:50 Speaker 6: Italian doctors were like they're like, you know, it's fine,

31:52 Speaker 6: you know, just go back to hostel maybe in ten

31:54 Speaker 6: days in Ireland.

31:55 Speaker 14: And then as soon as I got back home, we

31:56 Speaker 14: went straight to hospel and they're like, yeah, you need surgery.

32:00 Speaker 7: Okay, wow yeah now that's uh, but you're able to

32:04 Speaker 7: work around it as far as playing or how are you?

32:06 Speaker 7: How are you doing that?

32:07 Speaker 6: Yeah, because like Nigas plays lead, so he just kind of.

32:10 Speaker 7: Okay, they combine.

32:14 Speaker 6: Turn the base of real.

32:16 Speaker 1: Yeah, it'll be like we probably have to wait until

32:20 Speaker 1: her finger heels, until.

32:21 Speaker 15: We can do more original records exactly because our songs

32:25 Speaker 15: are very.

32:28 Speaker 21: Yeah, like like.

32:31 Speaker 1: I have a lot of rhythm stuff and a lot

32:33 Speaker 1: of sort of stuff at the same time.

32:35 Speaker 14: But like we're definitely grateful for the opportunity because it's

32:38 Speaker 14: cool to see how, like how our stage presence kind

32:41 Speaker 14: of works, because like it's definitely I can be more

32:45 Speaker 14: kind of interactive with the crowd obviously when I don't.

32:47 Speaker 6: Know, guitar on me and I can kind of walk

32:48 Speaker 6: around with the microphone, you know. Yeah, it's cool to like,

32:52 Speaker 6: you know, it's grateful.

32:53 Speaker 1: To have his pros and cons.

32:55 Speaker 7: You know, Well, that's a that's a good way to

32:57 Speaker 7: look at it. And yeah, I mean, and that's and

32:59 Speaker 7: that's part of and something like this, right, you know,

33:01 Speaker 7: these things will happen and then you find a way

33:02 Speaker 7: to work around it. And no, that's that's great, that's great.

33:07 Speaker 7: Where should people Where should people go online to to

33:10 Speaker 7: learn more about I've obviously you mentioned you know, you're

33:12 Speaker 7: on Spotify, But is there any place in particular people

33:15 Speaker 7: should go online to keep up with everything that Moonlight

33:17 Speaker 7: Eclipse is doing a very.

33:19 Speaker 1: Active Instagram with Facebook, So on Facebook eclips.

33:25 Speaker 14: It's just Midlight clips on Instagram and like TikTok it's

33:29 Speaker 14: the clips official.

33:31 Speaker 6: Yeah, and We have a YouTube as well.

33:33 Speaker 14: Yeah, that's just Moonlight Clips and then Spotify and like

33:35 Speaker 14: all the other stream platforms is Moonlight.

33:38 Speaker 1: Most of our updates are on Instagram and then we

33:42 Speaker 1: post videos of some like yeah, I think that we

33:49 Speaker 1: went live on the YouTube yesterday as well.

33:52 Speaker 7: Oh excellent, excellent, and then where where's when is your

33:56 Speaker 7: next show? We should we should mention that we actually

33:59 Speaker 7: have believe it or not. I don't know if you

34:01 Speaker 7: know this, but we actually have listeners in Ireland who

34:04 Speaker 7: tune in online. Yeah that's the you know, this wonderful

34:07 Speaker 7: thing about the internet. Well, yeah, go.

34:12 Speaker 6: Ahead, we are on the Unfortunately, these guys are going

34:15 Speaker 6: to Italy. I'm going to France fortunately.

34:21 Speaker 7: Unfortunately. Wow.

34:24 Speaker 1: We are looking forward to.

34:27 Speaker 14: The next few weeks we are away. But actually the

34:30 Speaker 14: day after I come back from the States, we are

34:33 Speaker 14: on the nineteenth of July. We're playing in Dallians so

34:36 Speaker 14: it's a pub and athen Ry Go Away and.

34:41 Speaker 6: But the Capital.

34:42 Speaker 14: We're playing in Dublin on the fourteenth of August and

34:44 Speaker 14: the Santa which is quite a popular venue. So shout

34:48 Speaker 14: out to anyone in Irelands.

34:51 Speaker 6: Fourteenth of August.

34:53 Speaker 7: Excellent, excellent, very good, well listen. I want to thank

34:58 Speaker 7: all four of you for joining us this morning. This

34:59 Speaker 7: is wonderful and we will definitely do this again in

35:01 Speaker 7: the future as you're releasing new music and whatnot. And

35:04 Speaker 7: uh and in a moment, we're gonna play this. We're

35:07 Speaker 7: gonna hit this track Caught in a Fire, another great song.

35:10 Speaker 7: I love this. Uh, I love this very much. So

35:13 Speaker 7: I think you've got a great sound. You're off to

35:14 Speaker 7: a great start, and and congratulations on everything that you're doing.

35:17 Speaker 7: This is wonderful. So absolutely we will do it again.

35:24 Speaker 7: I'll let you go and we'll hit this track, Moonlight Eclipse.

35:26 Speaker 7: Thank you so much. Bye bye. All right, very good,

35:32 Speaker 7: very good. That is Moonlight Eclips And uh, yeah, like

35:35 Speaker 7: I said, they're off to a wonderful start there. You know,

35:37 Speaker 7: they're so young. I wish I had that. I wish

35:39 Speaker 7: I had that level of ambition and discipline when I

35:41 Speaker 7: was that age.

35:42 Speaker 9: I think, well, obviously some of it comes from their environment.

35:45 Speaker 9: Oh yeah, it sounds like they have such an amazing

35:48 Speaker 9: exposure to arts and this transition year where they get

35:51 Speaker 9: even more I mean, I wish we did that here,

35:54 Speaker 9: I really do.

35:54 Speaker 16: I know.

35:55 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, you should be introducing music in elementary school.

35:59 Speaker 9: Kids will be able to read music, they'd be able

36:01 Speaker 9: to play a different instruments, because when they're so young,

36:03 Speaker 9: they're pliable, right, Those brains suck up everything you give them. Yeah,

36:07 Speaker 9: And I think that's wonderful that these kids are. So

36:10 Speaker 9: they sound very confident. Yeah, I mean excellent to have

36:13 Speaker 9: somebody from Ireland who reached out to us, Yeah, which

36:16 Speaker 9: is always an honor. And I'm really excited to see

36:18 Speaker 9: where they go from here.

36:19 Speaker 7: Absolutely, me too, Me too. So we're gonna hit this

36:22 Speaker 7: track Caught in a Fire. When we come back. We

36:24 Speaker 7: might have a little surprise. We might have somebody call

36:27 Speaker 7: in for just a few minutes who is not who

36:29 Speaker 7: we haven't talked to in a long time, but I

36:31 Speaker 7: really think I might know. But I'm really excited to

36:33 Speaker 7: talk to He's someone who does a lot in the

36:36 Speaker 7: music industry and the music scene here in New Hampshire

36:38 Speaker 7: and I love it and just a wonderful person, just

36:41 Speaker 7: a great friend who I haven't talked to in a

36:43 Speaker 7: long time. So but in the meantime, let's hit this track.

36:45 Speaker 7: This is called Caught in a Fire and this is

36:48 Speaker 7: Midnight Eclipse.

37:55 Speaker 12: Lets can bout you.

37:57 Speaker 13: I can I.

38:03 Speaker 12: Get you down and run the line.

38:10 Speaker 5: Of the plain. Bell is not your ride. Gotta get

38:19 Speaker 5: out of this burning home. Backing is a heart of stone.

38:34 Speaker 12: They won't mix you up, broken bones, Try to avoid them.

38:43 Speaker 5: Yourself, Try to the wires. Now know that matters. When

38:51 Speaker 5: you got in the fire, when you got in the fire.

39:13 Speaker 12: Yeah, leave that floondle that flones say, don't pick.

39:52 Speaker 13: Up the phone.

39:55 Speaker 5: No, not secret.

39:59 Speaker 12: Try you leave it, don't you say? I'm trying to

40:02 Speaker 12: say that. There's no pet agreement with this way that

40:10 Speaker 12: you love in God.

40:30 Speaker 13: Yeah, but there's a circle, there's a lie.

41:04 Speaker 5: I don't care. The leave you to die.

41:12 Speaker 22: They will deny you the chance to go higher. Would

41:20 Speaker 22: not even matters when you count it a fire?

41:25 Speaker 5: Would you die?

41:27 Speaker 12: Bion't? It's got like they won't get up.

41:52 Speaker 5: Trying to make them onside.

41:54 Speaker 7: Everything is long, that is caught in a fire. That

42:22 Speaker 7: is moonlight eclipse. So good, so good, love them from Ireland.

42:26 Speaker 7: Thank you again to them for joining us. And uh,

42:29 Speaker 7: a little bit of a surprise here, Slicko is that you?

42:34 Speaker 4: It's me dude.

42:36 Speaker 7: Hey, Slicko is joining us. We haven't talked in a

42:38 Speaker 7: long time. How are you doing.

42:41 Speaker 10: I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I got a corporate job.

42:45 Speaker 16: Uh.

42:45 Speaker 10: We won't discuss that, you know how I am the jobs.

42:48 Speaker 7: Yeah, but no, I'm doing great.

42:50 Speaker 10: I'm doing great, kind of working on a new podcast,

42:54 Speaker 10: working on some promoting a little bit of this little

42:56 Speaker 10: bit that.

42:57 Speaker 7: Oh, very good.

42:58 Speaker 10: I don't know you know about crime, but of prime,

43:00 Speaker 10: so you do?

43:01 Speaker 7: Okay? All right, cool?

43:03 Speaker 23: Cool?

43:04 Speaker 7: Well, No, I'm glad. You've got a lot going on.

43:06 Speaker 7: That's that's usually the case with you. And you mentioned

43:09 Speaker 7: in a messenger. I'm sorry, not a messenger in the

43:11 Speaker 7: chat room. Uh that you got a show tonight, A

43:13 Speaker 7: big show tonight to talk about.

43:15 Speaker 10: Yeah, big show tonight. Uh oh, big show tonight. It's

43:19 Speaker 10: gonna be Enhanton at Club Madison, a bunch of rappers,

43:23 Speaker 10: AJ Reynolds. Oh, it's gonna be Eighth the Grim, this

43:28 Speaker 10: guy Onyx from Dover. It's gonna be amazing. A lot

43:31 Speaker 10: of time. I do got to go, Matt, but I

43:32 Speaker 10: just want to say I miss you. We got to

43:35 Speaker 10: get on the podcast soon. Let's do some work and

43:38 Speaker 10: you gotta get me on the wrestling podcast. Man. Oh,

43:40 Speaker 10: definitely Things of the Wrestling Podcast.

43:42 Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely. Yeah, Yeah, we'll we'll talk offline and we'll

43:46 Speaker 7: make something happen. Absolutely yeah. It's been a while since

43:48 Speaker 7: we've since we've seen you, brother, so it would be

43:50 Speaker 7: be very cool to do something.

43:52 Speaker 10: We need a good long interview, good hour, solid me

43:55 Speaker 10: and Matt breaking the ratings again like the good old days.

43:58 Speaker 7: I agree, that sounds good to me. Man.

44:00 Speaker 10: All right, well, good luck, well down tonight, Hampton Beach Club, Madison,

44:04 Speaker 10: AJ Reynolds eighth the Grim Allix, It's gonna be wild.

44:07 Speaker 10: I'll be there, all.

44:10 Speaker 7: Right, sweet love Madison, all right, very good, all right, Slicko.

44:14 Speaker 7: Good good to your for you and my friend talk soon,

44:17 Speaker 7: all right, bye bye. All right, that was our friend, Slicko.

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49:01 Speaker 4: What's that sound? What's that sound? Get out our way?

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49:32 Speaker 5: What set sound?

49:33 Speaker 7: Get out my way?

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51:15 Speaker 5: World Premiere. Yeah, I told my heart.

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51:47 Speaker 5: So I told my heart.

51:50 Speaker 4: Go ahead and break.

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52:32 Speaker 29: the spout die?

52:34 Speaker 4: Oh for faith? So I told my heart go ahead

52:41 Speaker 4: and break. It was like a dream. She was so beautiful,

52:50 Speaker 4: so full of life. Oh it was wonderful. Then came

52:58 Speaker 4: the d when she did her leave.

53:03 Speaker 28: Man, it broke me up.

53:06 Speaker 5: Like you would not believe. That's why I told my heart.

53:12 Speaker 4: Go ahead and break. It's all about the love for

53:19 Speaker 4: goodness sake.

53:21 Speaker 30: Yeah, just about that, all for faith. So I told

53:29 Speaker 30: my heart, O my head and break.

53:34 Speaker 31: Yeah, go on, break, go on and cry, y'all cat broken,

53:44 Speaker 31: And I don't know why.

53:47 Speaker 4: Sometimes we get more than me contain.

53:53 Speaker 7: That's why I told my heart.

53:56 Speaker 4: Go ahead and brain. Yeah. I told myself go ahead cry.

54:10 Speaker 4: Let the tears.

54:12 Speaker 29: Follow, w as we then once told me everybody lies.

54:22 Speaker 2: That's why I told myself.

54:25 Speaker 4: Go ahead cry. And I told my heart go ahead, bray.

54:34 Speaker 4: So I told my herm, go ahead, Bray, go ahead, bray.

54:49 Speaker 7: That's so good. Another world radio premiere here at wu

54:53 Speaker 7: m n H ninety five point three FM on Matt

54:56 Speaker 7: Connorton Unleashed. That is go ahead and break. That is

54:58 Speaker 7: the Murphy Clark Band. Guys, okay, right out of the gate.

55:02 Speaker 7: What's the correct way to say?

55:03 Speaker 10: Is it?

55:04 Speaker 7: Do I say Murphy Clark or is it the Murphy

55:06 Speaker 7: Clark Band?

55:07 Speaker 2: Yes?

55:08 Speaker 23: One is what you want to call it, Murphy Clark.

55:12 Speaker 7: Okay. So Jenny and I are joined a live in

55:15 Speaker 7: studio by of course, Brian Murphy. Brian Murphy and Mike Clark.

55:19 Speaker 7: It's probably not Murphy, right, because then it would be

55:20 Speaker 7: the Murphy Clark, right, Brian Murphy and Mike Clark. You're

55:24 Speaker 7: in studio and uh I love that track and of

55:27 Speaker 7: course as you as you witnessed, I could not help

55:30 Speaker 7: but sing along with it. And that's how you know

55:32 Speaker 7: you've got something right to the point, right, Yeah, when

55:34 Speaker 7: you when you play something for somebody and they can't

55:36 Speaker 7: help it sing along like it's not even like it's

55:38 Speaker 7: not like, oh I think I'll sing along to this,

55:40 Speaker 7: It's just an involuntary motion, you know I.

55:43 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's what we hope for.

55:46 Speaker 7: Absolutely, and we'll play some more of your stuff as

55:48 Speaker 7: we as we go along. But it's great to have

55:51 Speaker 7: you guys here.

55:52 Speaker 23: You're having us and thank you for doing this.

55:53 Speaker 16: Oh.

55:54 Speaker 23: Absolutely, no local bands need the support.

55:57 Speaker 7: Absolutely absolutely well, we love it and there's so much

56:00 Speaker 7: you know, Jenny does all the booking and sometimes people

56:02 Speaker 7: will ask her, you know, where do you find all

56:04 Speaker 7: these great artists and it's so much.

56:06 Speaker 32: Talent around here. Absolutely, you know, it's incredible. You just

56:10 Speaker 32: use the word yeah, yeah, I looked it up this morning.

56:13 Speaker 2: Good.

56:13 Speaker 23: Don't ask me to spell it though, butther is a

56:16 Speaker 23: great word.

56:16 Speaker 2: Yes, yes, hell does it mean.

56:20 Speaker 32: A lot of pluor yeah, you know sometimes Brian needs help. Yeah,

56:27 Speaker 32: well we all need help something, that's for sure.

56:29 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, No, I love it. You guys have a

56:32 Speaker 7: great sound. I feel like kind of the secret weapon

56:35 Speaker 7: is the vocals and the harmonies and everything is. And

56:38 Speaker 7: how long has this project existed? Have you guys been

56:40 Speaker 7: at this a while or is this new or.

56:43 Speaker 33: We've been collaborating for about thirty years. I think we

56:47 Speaker 33: started working.

56:48 Speaker 7: That's been a while.

56:49 Speaker 23: Yeah you started, you weren't even from born, Matt, I don't.

56:52 Speaker 7: Think, Oh my goodness, I probably I probably was.

56:55 Speaker 33: But you know, we started, you know, way back back

57:00 Speaker 33: in the day in the mid nineties, I was I

57:03 Speaker 33: was recording with Aquatanang was the name of the band.

57:06 Speaker 33: We were with Sony and Manhattan back in the big

57:09 Speaker 33: record days, and uh, you know, we we worked there

57:13 Speaker 33: and then I wanted to find somebody local, so I

57:17 Speaker 33: did a session with Mike and I really liked the

57:19 Speaker 33: way he mixed, and so we started working. Back then

57:22 Speaker 33: he started running sound for us with Aquatanang and then

57:27 Speaker 33: started doing records together.

57:30 Speaker 26: You know.

57:30 Speaker 2: At that point, we've been doing him ever since.

57:32 Speaker 23: Okay, okay, that was in a bridge version.

57:35 Speaker 2: I sped it up a little yit ye, So but yeah,

57:40 Speaker 2: that's that's how it's done.

57:41 Speaker 32: You know, a bit more from there, Okay, yeah, okay,

57:45 Speaker 32: people changed, you know, members changed, and the sound of

57:48 Speaker 32: the band changed. We went we're all electric now yeah.

57:51 Speaker 32: Aquartang was all acoustics.

57:53 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, so Folk.

57:55 Speaker 7: Dylan did it.

57:55 Speaker 23: We figured we could do it.

57:56 Speaker 4: Yeah.

57:57 Speaker 33: Yeah, that actually because before you know, after Aquatinang, well,

58:02 Speaker 33: with Aquatanang, Mike started to do percussion for us and

58:07 Speaker 33: work his way in. And then after that we decided

58:12 Speaker 33: to start a different project of the first iteration of

58:16 Speaker 33: Murphy Clark, which was Americana up right bass. I played

58:19 Speaker 33: the mandola oh no kidding, Yeah, And we did that,

58:22 Speaker 33: I think like twelve years until COVID hit Yeah, and

58:25 Speaker 33: that wiped everything.

58:27 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah.

58:28 Speaker 33: Our guitar player had like fourteen kids and yeah. Then

58:32 Speaker 33: so then Mike's always wanted to go electric anyway. The

58:36 Speaker 33: acoustic thing was my thing. So yeah, you know, during

58:39 Speaker 33: the pandemic when we had the shutdown, it was just

58:42 Speaker 33: he and I and we sort of broke the rules

58:45 Speaker 33: and I kept going into the studio and we just

58:48 Speaker 33: started doing studio.

58:49 Speaker 32: Stuff, and I kept handing him an electric See I'm

58:51 Speaker 32: in a rocker from way back when, nothing wrong with

58:54 Speaker 32: acoustic stuff.

58:56 Speaker 33: So he kept saying, you know, so I took a

58:58 Speaker 33: couple of years and you know, got comfortable with the

59:00 Speaker 33: electric guitar. And yeah, now we we have a new format,

59:04 Speaker 33: uh with you know, but some of the like the

59:07 Speaker 33: female vocals uh, Marion and Cindy have been with us

59:11 Speaker 33: of course since the awkward.

59:14 Speaker 9: O.

59:14 Speaker 33: So four of us have been together since all that time. Okay,

59:18 Speaker 33: and now we have Gary Young, who's a world class

59:21 Speaker 33: lead guitar player. He does a wonderful job is on

59:24 Speaker 33: the guitar now, Jeff Harrington on drums.

59:26 Speaker 2: Who's who Indie Music? He owns Cindy Music, and Amherst

59:30 Speaker 2: oh a little.

59:31 Speaker 23: Bit drum teacher there, yeah yeah, yeah, okay, I.

59:35 Speaker 2: Teach voice there, you voice teacher there?

59:38 Speaker 6: Yeah.

59:38 Speaker 2: Oh actually yeah we love it.

59:40 Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, the music all the time. That's great, that's great.

59:44 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's tremendous, you know.

59:46 Speaker 33: I mean and as a songwriter to and you know,

59:49 Speaker 33: doing music to accompany other singers with every kind of

59:53 Speaker 33: song you can think of, it really helps you see,

59:55 Speaker 33: chord progressions, melodies, all kinds of things like that,