Matt Connarton Unleashed: 6 Minds Combined

0:00 Speaker 1: Well right now, joining us alive in studio and let

0:03 Speaker 1: me get that mic up there. We have Rick Everhard,

0:05 Speaker 1: better known as six Minds Combined. Hello, Hello, Hello, welcome

0:10 Speaker 1: to the program. We're going to play some of your

0:13 Speaker 1: tunes and get to know you a bit. And I

0:15 Speaker 1: have to tell you so. And I didn't mention this

0:18 Speaker 1: off air, but so last night on Friday nights, I'm

0:20 Speaker 1: here too. I do a show called retro Spectrum Radio

0:24 Speaker 1: with Polly c. Polly sees the host. I'm his co

0:27 Speaker 1: host on that program, and he always asks me during

0:30 Speaker 1: the show what do I have coming up the next morning?

0:32 Speaker 1: On Matt connorton Unleashed, And he loves the name six

0:35 Speaker 1: Minds Combined. He absolutely loves it. He thinks that's like

0:38 Speaker 1: the coolest name ever. So before we play the first

0:41 Speaker 1: track the single, let me get the obvious question out

0:45 Speaker 1: of the way. Where's the mine? Where does the name

0:46 Speaker 1: come from? Rather six Minds Combined?

0:49 Speaker 2: So actually it's it's not a long story, but but

0:53 Speaker 2: there's so when I first started making music, way back

0:57 Speaker 2: when I was eighteen, I I I came up with

1:02 Speaker 2: a name and I was like, oh, I like this name.

1:04 Speaker 2: It works. But it didn't work for everything that I

1:07 Speaker 2: was making. So so I was like, oh, well, let's

1:11 Speaker 2: let's try this name, and then this name and then

1:13 Speaker 2: this name, and it eventually it became six different names.

1:17 Speaker 2: So I went by I went by Schitzo for a

1:20 Speaker 2: little while. Yeah, and then uh. And then one day

1:23 Speaker 2: I was like, so, so there was another artist, underground

1:28 Speaker 2: artist at the time that was going by the same name,

1:30 Speaker 2: and so I was like, you know, I can't really

1:33 Speaker 2: like bite off this guy. I got all my own names,

1:36 Speaker 2: you know, so so why don't I just stick to

1:39 Speaker 2: to those depending on what I'm working on at the time. Yeah,

1:42 Speaker 2: and uh. And then one of my songs that I wrote,

1:46 Speaker 2: I had wrote, uh, something like with these six minds combined,

1:50 Speaker 2: and and I read it off and I was like,

1:52 Speaker 2: wait a minute, that's perfect. So so that's that's basically

1:57 Speaker 2: where that came from.

1:58 Speaker 1: Oh, very good, very good. By the way, who I

2:00 Speaker 1: am is in the Facebook live chat and says yes

2:03 Speaker 1: six MC, I'm sure, oh oh MC and two exclamation points.

2:08 Speaker 2: Yeah.

2:09 Speaker 1: Yes, we were talking off air too. You were on

2:11 Speaker 1: Lacey's show recently? Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. Yeah, she was

2:16 Speaker 1: here and a while ago and brought her keyboard and

2:20 Speaker 1: played live for us at the studio. It was a

2:21 Speaker 1: lot of fun.

2:22 Speaker 3: Yeah.

2:22 Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a song called Oh let Me Know when

2:28 Speaker 1: It's Time to Rock that was stuck in my head

2:30 Speaker 1: for months after hearing it. Wow, but let's do this.

2:35 Speaker 1: Let's play this track now. This is the single day Dreaming.

2:38 Speaker 1: I have a radio edit of it here. We'll listen

2:41 Speaker 1: to this and then we'll come back and talk about

2:43 Speaker 1: it and get to know more about what you're doing.

2:46 Speaker 1: But if you are just joining us live, we have

2:49 Speaker 1: right here in studio. Six minds combined, and check this out.

2:52 Speaker 1: This is called daydreaming.

3:02 Speaker 4: Six minds combined. Minds combined dangerous.

3:25 Speaker 2: Sometimes I get to thinking about all the things I'm missing.

3:29 Speaker 2: I get so many inklings to do. Should be rid

3:32 Speaker 2: slifting what mind dismissing? Time persists too, mind back, mind

3:36 Speaker 2: starts drifting. I find myself in vel loved, helpless as

3:39 Speaker 2: to where I'm visiting. Dimension shifting, vented and burst up

3:43 Speaker 2: of our sentence, left intact on wrecking what we've left untouched.

3:47 Speaker 2: The future is not above us, but right in front

3:50 Speaker 2: of us. Enough of not embracing faid, it's plain to

3:53 Speaker 2: see the change we.

3:54 Speaker 4: Need to make. Its time to shape the tree. What

3:57 Speaker 4: could this mean?

3:58 Speaker 5: I'm ddree I see the scene, nom men to see

4:03 Speaker 5: misleeeding me.

4:05 Speaker 4: What could this mean? I'm day dreaming.

4:08 Speaker 5: I see the scene, the men to see misteaeding.

4:12 Speaker 4: Different directions, FECs.

4:14 Speaker 2: My mind is left invested in this fanta see it's fans.

4:17 Speaker 2: I see you're run me, screaming at me, laughing, crying,

4:20 Speaker 2: funding lights so bright, the sight is like a dream.

4:23 Speaker 4: It's me. I'm standing.

4:24 Speaker 2: It's outstanding, handing me the trophy, holding hands, whip, woopy.

4:28 Speaker 4: Hugs and speeches, leeches.

4:29 Speaker 2: Creeping me out, sneaking past the popper Rotzzi. Whoops, they

4:33 Speaker 2: got me shot outside, accosted at the Boston Market. Stars

4:37 Speaker 2: are made this way. Let's like the spark Let's fight

4:39 Speaker 2: the darkness. Harkness holding up the gate. It's time to

4:42 Speaker 2: fade away.

4:44 Speaker 4: What could this mean? I'm day dreaming.

4:47 Speaker 5: I see the scene, not meant to see misleeeding me.

4:51 Speaker 4: What could this mean? I'm day dreaming.

4:55 Speaker 5: I see the scene, nom men to see I'm misleeding me,

5:02 Speaker 5: misteed me.

5:07 Speaker 2: The stakes are racing, lifting faces, journing to change places,

5:11 Speaker 2: aces saved in case adjacent to the Jack of Space,

5:14 Speaker 2: wasted place it face down, passive takedown, patients gaining me

5:18 Speaker 2: the high ground, chasing faithless vagrants aimlessly down past. They

5:21 Speaker 2: want to try it now. I do want to die now,

5:23 Speaker 2: but want to fly. This guy's the limit, getting like

5:25 Speaker 2: to find out what's next to my route to try.

5:27 Speaker 4: I'll get it.

5:28 Speaker 2: I'll win the contest of constant progress on top of

5:30 Speaker 2: the charge with my songs about this and the roll

5:32 Speaker 2: up doubtless. No mouth, don't shout with us when we

5:34 Speaker 2: buffed down, shouting I'm out shame, come out shame.

5:38 Speaker 4: What good this mean? I'm day dreaming.

5:42 Speaker 5: I see the scene nomenzacen misleeding.

5:46 Speaker 4: What good this mean? I'm day dreaming.

5:49 Speaker 5: I see the scene nomenza misleading.

5:56 Speaker 4: Miss me? Yeah?

6:08 Speaker 3: Could this mean? Is it just a day dream?

6:23 Speaker 4: What could this mean? What could this mean?

6:38 Speaker 1: I like that that is daydreaming, and that is six

6:41 Speaker 1: minds combined. And we have six minds combined here with

6:44 Speaker 1: us live in studio. Yeah, great track, awesome?

6:47 Speaker 2: I love that.

6:48 Speaker 1: Is that you singing as well?

6:50 Speaker 2: Yes?

6:50 Speaker 1: Oh so you do? You do all the vocals?

6:51 Speaker 2: All the vocals?

6:52 Speaker 3: Is me?

6:52 Speaker 1: Oh excellent? Now what about the instrumentation do you play

6:55 Speaker 1: as well?

6:56 Speaker 2: Or so. Actually all the all the music off of

6:59 Speaker 2: this album was all made by Chris carwellos okay, good

7:04 Speaker 2: friend of mine. He's uh he's doing a drum and

7:07 Speaker 2: based thing as Skinny Jeans.

7:09 Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, from the area or where christ the area?

7:12 Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, very good.

7:13 Speaker 2: He actually lives in Conquered I think.

7:16 Speaker 1: Oh okay, And how did you connect with Chris to

7:18 Speaker 1: work on this project?

7:19 Speaker 4: So?

7:19 Speaker 2: Actually, uh, I've been I worked with Chris for for

7:23 Speaker 2: like eight years, just making music, hanging out, having fun,

7:28 Speaker 2: you know, making stuff for us, you know, just just

7:31 Speaker 2: just to do it. Yeah. And actually I got I

7:34 Speaker 2: got mixed up with him because I got into some

7:38 Speaker 2: trouble and I had to do some community service, so

7:41 Speaker 2: I went, Uh my friend Gillian Anderson introduced me to

7:44 Speaker 2: Tom Lopez, who was at the time the vice president

7:47 Speaker 2: of Positive Street Art. Okay, and I had to do

7:49 Speaker 2: some community service. So I did all my community service

7:52 Speaker 2: through Positive street Art, which was It was great. It

7:55 Speaker 2: was so if if anybody has has community service, need

8:00 Speaker 2: to work out, definitely, you know, uh, look us up

8:03 Speaker 2: and and uh and and get involved. But it's positive

8:07 Speaker 2: straight out changed my life. I met a whole bunch

8:10 Speaker 2: of people through them, I obviously, you know, I got

8:14 Speaker 2: I got my act together, and uh, it's it's just

8:18 Speaker 2: been great, great, it's a great organization and uh. But anyway,

8:24 Speaker 2: so so through that doing the different events that we do,

8:28 Speaker 2: I ended up meeting uh Chris at we we had

8:32 Speaker 2: a dance program going on for a while, so he

8:34 Speaker 2: would come to that every every week or every other week,

8:37 Speaker 2: whatever it was. And I met him there and we

8:39 Speaker 2: we hit it off right away. Yeah, and uh and uh.

8:43 Speaker 2: He he mentioned that he was you know, he was

8:45 Speaker 2: a producer, he made music in the past, and I

8:49 Speaker 2: was like, oh, we should work on something together. So

8:51 Speaker 2: he he gave me everything that he had in his

8:55 Speaker 2: archive and he's like he's like, you know what, I

8:57 Speaker 2: really like you. I trust you. Here, take all the

9:00 Speaker 2: and see what you can do with it. And so

9:03 Speaker 2: I wrote to a couple of the tracks that he

9:05 Speaker 2: gave me and he's like he's like, wow, you know

9:09 Speaker 2: this is this is this is cool. Let's let's keep

9:11 Speaker 2: working together. So he started coming over like once a month,

9:14 Speaker 2: with once every couple of weeks, and he would pump

9:17 Speaker 2: out like five minute beats and then we would sit

9:19 Speaker 2: there for hours and we would just write to it

9:21 Speaker 2: back and forth, and we must have made well over

9:25 Speaker 2: one hundred songs together. And so I'd say somewhere abouts

9:31 Speaker 2: a year ago we had we had made that song Daydreaming.

9:39 Speaker 2: He used the this this instrument called the machine, and

9:44 Speaker 2: he like recorded a couple of vocal samples and just

9:46 Speaker 2: turned it into this sick beat. And I was like, oh,

9:49 Speaker 2: this is really cool. And and I was like, it

9:51 Speaker 2: feels kind of like daydreamy, and he's like yeah, and

9:54 Speaker 2: so it just it just went from there, you know.

9:56 Speaker 2: And and and I think it was like two or

9:59 Speaker 2: three days and we had the song done yep. And

10:03 Speaker 2: so shortly after that he had, you know, he had

10:06 Speaker 2: things going on in his life. I had things going

10:08 Speaker 2: on in my life. And he's like, he's like, you

10:10 Speaker 2: know what. We sat down and we talked, and he's like,

10:13 Speaker 2: he's like, I'm going to take a different direction with

10:15 Speaker 2: my music right now. You know, I'm going to do

10:17 Speaker 2: this this drum and bassed thing. And and he's like,

10:20 Speaker 2: but I wanted to let you know that anything that

10:23 Speaker 2: we've worked on up until this point is yours. Do

10:25 Speaker 2: whatever you want with it. Rewrite the lyrics, use the lyrics,

10:29 Speaker 2: whatever you want to do. And I was like, you

10:30 Speaker 2: know what, I should do something with this. So so

10:35 Speaker 2: I put it out in the universe, you know that

10:37 Speaker 2: I wanted to start, you know, chasing the dream, right.

10:43 Speaker 2: So so somehow the universe answered and they introduced me

10:48 Speaker 2: to Eleanor Luna from Midnight Creatives Collective and she she's

10:55 Speaker 2: they are are became my manager.

10:58 Speaker 3: You know.

10:59 Speaker 2: I mentioned my ideas and she's like, we can do

11:01 Speaker 2: this for you. So so it's just been it's been

11:04 Speaker 2: a ride since then. But we I picked uh seven

11:09 Speaker 2: of the songs that I had been working on, and

11:13 Speaker 2: I went to uh toy Bok Studios with mister good Bars.

11:18 Speaker 1: Yes, ye, yeah, he was on the show a couple

11:21 Speaker 1: of months ago, I think I think it was a

11:23 Speaker 1: couple of months ago. Yeah, yeah, he's he's great.

11:24 Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a great. Dude's phenomenal. He knows what he's doing.

11:28 Speaker 1: Absolutely and he works with so many different genres too.

11:31 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yep, yeah, so many different genres and he's

11:33 Speaker 2: good with with all of it.

11:35 Speaker 1: Yeah.

11:35 Speaker 2: He's just got a huge talent for music and and

11:39 Speaker 2: putting it all together. He also does cinematography, so he.

11:43 Speaker 1: I didn't even know that.

11:45 Speaker 2: Yeah. He he made the Daydreaming official music video that's

11:49 Speaker 2: on YouTube. Oh okay, yep. So, so we had a party.

11:53 Speaker 2: He came over, I had a few people over and

11:57 Speaker 2: and we created the ambiance and and he did all

12:00 Speaker 2: the recording and and then put it all together afterwards.

12:04 Speaker 2: But anyway, so, so I had the beats, I had

12:08 Speaker 2: the I had the lyrics. I have a home studio.

12:12 Speaker 2: It's not that great, but but I don't know all

12:14 Speaker 2: the technical things, you know, the tweaks in this that.

12:17 Speaker 2: So I was like, I want to get this professionally recorded.

12:20 Speaker 2: And Eleanor introduced me to mister Goodbar's. I went over

12:23 Speaker 2: and he's like this, this stuff is great. He's like,

12:26 Speaker 2: let's do this. So we we laid down all the

12:29 Speaker 2: lyrics onto the tracks, and then he did He worked

12:31 Speaker 2: his wizardry magic and made it sound ten times better

12:35 Speaker 2: than I could have ever hoped. And uh and and

12:38 Speaker 2: it became the album. Eleanor uh then she she, you know,

12:44 Speaker 2: put the booklet together. I had my friend Hegan Fitzgerald

12:48 Speaker 2: art by KF that did the artwork for the album.

12:51 Speaker 1: We should mention and and I'll hold it up too

12:53 Speaker 1: for I mean, they won't be able to see it

12:54 Speaker 1: super well. But for people watching online, yeah, you brought

12:58 Speaker 1: in you brought in a few copies of the and

13:01 Speaker 1: I just want to say too, it's impressive. So you know,

13:03 Speaker 1: it's a conversation that comes up a lot on the

13:06 Speaker 1: show with guests, you know, whether you know physical media,

13:10 Speaker 1: you know, are you gonna are you gonna put something

13:11 Speaker 1: out on physical media or not? And and a lot

13:14 Speaker 1: of our guests really are putting out CDs. But you

13:17 Speaker 1: you kind of went all out with this too, because

13:18 Speaker 1: you know, you've got the book and you know you've

13:21 Speaker 1: got all the lyrics and everything, you know, full liner notes,

13:25 Speaker 1: all of that, which is really cool. And I love

13:28 Speaker 1: the artwork. So but yeah, for people watching online you

13:31 Speaker 1: can kind of see it's it's impressive, but yeah, go ahead.

13:37 Speaker 2: Cool. So actually about the CD, I don't know. It

13:40 Speaker 2: was like fifteen six and sixteen hundred bucks. We went

13:43 Speaker 2: through Super Dupes yep, and got them all printed up.

13:45 Speaker 2: They're right in Salem, right, Yes, yes, I I am

13:52 Speaker 2: if I meet anybody in person. And actually I figured,

13:55 Speaker 2: since we're on the radio here, if anybody wants to

13:58 Speaker 2: reach out to me, I will give them the free

14:03 Speaker 2: a free CD. So I don't want to. I'm not

14:06 Speaker 2: trying to make money off the CDs. I feel like

14:08 Speaker 2: I feel like like music itself should be as free

14:11 Speaker 2: as it could possibly be. The things that I feel

14:15 Speaker 2: like artists should get paid for is shows, merchandise and

14:18 Speaker 2: things like that. But the music, I just want to

14:20 Speaker 2: get it out there. I got a message. I want

14:22 Speaker 2: people to hear it. That's again why I put the

14:26 Speaker 2: lyrics in there too, because I want people to know

14:28 Speaker 2: what I'm saying and understand the message that I'm trying

14:31 Speaker 2: to portray, you know, like a it's like uplifting, like

14:37 Speaker 2: let's let's make some stuff happen together, you know, you know,

14:40 Speaker 2: forget all this negativity and and all the bad stuff

14:43 Speaker 2: that's happening in the world. Like let's let's let's ignore

14:46 Speaker 2: that and and let's move forward in a progressive way.

14:49 Speaker 2: You know. At the end of one of my songs

14:53 Speaker 2: and one of my lyrics, I say, we can be

14:54 Speaker 2: we without being forced, and and that's I really feel

14:58 Speaker 2: strongly about that. You know. I feel like like there's

15:01 Speaker 2: there's too many organizations and people that are they're just

15:04 Speaker 2: doing it for themselves, you know, and they're trying to

15:06 Speaker 2: be the better of of whatever they're they're into. They're

15:11 Speaker 2: trying to be the best. I'm looking at it differently.

15:13 Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't think that I can be

15:15 Speaker 2: my best without somebody helping me become my best. Right,

15:19 Speaker 2: I wouldn't have been able to get as far as

15:21 Speaker 2: I've gotten with the music in these past few months

15:24 Speaker 2: if it wasn't for Eleanor at Midnight Creatives Collective. Yeah,

15:28 Speaker 2: she's she's really taken, taken the bowl by the horns.

15:31 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, what what she's doing there is phenomenal.

15:34 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, it's it is great. And if if

15:38 Speaker 2: there are any aspiring artists, musicians, painting artists, pencil artists, crafts,

15:44 Speaker 2: like whatever you do, check it out Midnight Creatives Collective.

15:49 Speaker 2: She they will, they will help everybody. So the idea

15:52 Speaker 2: is to basically have like a business bar where people

15:56 Speaker 2: can come together and they can collaboratively work on whatever

16:00 Speaker 2: art projects they have going on. And at the same time,

16:03 Speaker 2: she also does like this this management. Yeah, and she's

16:07 Speaker 2: been picking up quite a few clients lately, so get

16:10 Speaker 2: on the list. As soon as I.

16:12 Speaker 1: Was gonna say, I think she's assigned a couple more.

16:13 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, No.

16:16 Speaker 1: She's doing great stuff there, and so I'm associated now too, tangentially,

16:20 Speaker 1: but I'm doing I don't know if you know this

16:23 Speaker 1: about me. I'm also a certified hypnotherapist. Oh really, and

16:26 Speaker 1: I'm now available Mondays and Tuesdays if someone wants to

16:29 Speaker 1: book a session with me in Nashua at the Business Bar.

16:32 Speaker 2: Oh cool, they can do that.

16:33 Speaker 1: Yeah.

16:34 Speaker 2: Oh yeah. Oh so you're involved with her too, yeah.

16:36 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I've known Eleanor for probably twenty years. Oh wow, yep, yep.

16:40 Speaker 6: Absolutely highlighted my artwork in the month of August. They

16:43 Speaker 6: took twelve of my darkest paintings and put them up.

16:47 Speaker 2: Oh cool, yep, yep. Yeah, she's pretty awesome.

16:51 Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely.

16:52 Speaker 2: Yeah. The whole organization, like the idea that they have

16:55 Speaker 2: for it and everything that they're doing. They actually they

16:58 Speaker 2: just opened up another room in the building that they're

17:01 Speaker 2: at where they want it's gonna be like a community

17:04 Speaker 2: jam space. Okay, So anybody you know, bring your guitar down,

17:08 Speaker 2: bring your keyboard down, bring your bring your amp and

17:11 Speaker 2: your microphone, and let's all hang out in that room

17:14 Speaker 2: together and just jam out, you know, makes them makes

17:17 Speaker 2: them have some fun.

17:18 Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh that's fantastic. Well we should play another track.

17:22 Speaker 1: I'll let you pick what. Uh what should we play next?

17:25 Speaker 4: So?

17:25 Speaker 2: Uh, my my favorite song off the album is Running

17:28 Speaker 2: through a Mansion.

17:30 Speaker 1: Okay, you know what's cool?

17:32 Speaker 2: I was.

17:32 Speaker 1: I'm glad you said that because, uh, that's actually my

17:34 Speaker 1: favorite too.

17:35 Speaker 2: Oh cool.

17:35 Speaker 1: Yeah, I love this one. So we'll give this a spin. Yeah,

17:39 Speaker 1: if you didn't pick this, I was gonna close the

17:42 Speaker 1: segment with it when we get to the top of

17:43 Speaker 1: the hour. But I'm gonna gohead and play it now.

17:45 Speaker 1: Cool and yeah, this is my personal favorite. You know,

17:48 Speaker 1: and your your tracks, I mean they're they're unique, you know.

17:52 Speaker 1: It's it's this song especially, it's it's like nothing I've

17:56 Speaker 1: ever heard before you did. How do you Everyone always

17:59 Speaker 1: say it's this question about how do you define your

18:01 Speaker 1: music for someone who's not heard it. Do you call

18:03 Speaker 1: it alternative hip hop? Because that's the first thing that

18:05 Speaker 1: came to behind when I was listening. It's like all

18:07 Speaker 1: hip hop.

18:08 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think that's probably what I would classify

18:10 Speaker 2: it as. I tell hip people hip hop because it's

18:15 Speaker 2: got rap in it. Yeah, rap is significantly, you know,

18:19 Speaker 2: a big part of the hip hop scene. So so

18:22 Speaker 2: that's what I start with. But I'm like, but it's

18:24 Speaker 2: not just hip hop, right, Like, you really got to

18:26 Speaker 2: check it out and listen to it because every song

18:27 Speaker 2: is different. Every song's got its own cadence and feel

18:30 Speaker 2: to it. And if you don't like one song, you

18:32 Speaker 2: might like the other six, so it's worth checking out.

18:35 Speaker 1: All right, Yeah, very good? Well check this out. This

18:37 Speaker 1: is called running through a mansion and this is six

18:40 Speaker 1: minds combined.

19:00 Speaker 4: M Well you know, will you know? Will you know

19:08 Speaker 4: that you got this? HM?

19:14 Speaker 7: Said?

19:14 Speaker 4: Well, you know? Will you know? Will you know that

19:19 Speaker 4: you got this?

19:22 Speaker 1: HM?

19:25 Speaker 2: Running through a mansion? Answer in a standing question? Left

19:28 Speaker 2: are going through room through? Bobas I know you left

19:30 Speaker 2: me questions to me as fest to ring obsessing all

19:32 Speaker 2: my lessons learned. I think I've earned some rest against

19:34 Speaker 2: It's time to burn the desperate yearning for Lott's to

19:36 Speaker 2: cope with later greater understanding handling matters as a man

19:39 Speaker 2: in standing a foot what we know is right, and

19:41 Speaker 2: making not demands and never given into ghosts, just hoping

19:45 Speaker 2: for for change.

19:45 Speaker 4: It never comes as long as you don't run.

19:47 Speaker 2: It's fundamentally U Central Central Intel spelled it out. It

19:50 Speaker 2: sounds a bit like self half wellness, You've already won.

19:52 Speaker 2: It's all about to combine. Some time is an illusion.

19:55 Speaker 2: You can do it because you've done it someday, some day,

19:57 Speaker 2: prove it to yourself. And that's enough to use the

19:59 Speaker 2: runway claims taking off about the skies and bids to

20:01 Speaker 2: try to find us, flying freely, feeling fund and finding

20:03 Speaker 2: flight beast, not to find us climbing higher than we

20:06 Speaker 2: dared you scared to fall back to the ground, resounding

20:08 Speaker 2: off the atmosphere.

20:08 Speaker 7: It's clear, will never come back now, Oh no, we're

20:20 Speaker 7: all outday.

20:24 Speaker 4: Painting on this. Can our spots leave? We'll burning like

20:36 Speaker 4: the stars. We've got scars as we from them, working hard.

20:49 Speaker 4: So well, you know, will you know? Will you know

20:57 Speaker 4: that you got this? Hmm? Sen, Well you know, will

21:07 Speaker 4: you know? Will you know that you got this? Hm?

21:14 Speaker 2: I feel a little bit of I've just read a

21:16 Speaker 2: lot a lot of lyrics. Need a bit to sit

21:18 Speaker 2: and settle myself down before I hear it. Fear is

21:20 Speaker 2: nothing to do with the science system. Listen, serious, gear up,

21:23 Speaker 2: dust off, stript rust off. You can drive a Numkin

21:25 Speaker 2: ver six off this path that at last I have

21:27 Speaker 2: found so many floors and lock doors are torn down?

21:31 Speaker 2: How many more before I'm forced to lay down and

21:34 Speaker 2: take a break, before I break and fade out. Listening

21:36 Speaker 2: to this, it's got me thinking about what's missing. It's insensitive,

21:39 Speaker 2: obsessing over every single mistake, taking time and making rhymes

21:42 Speaker 2: to take my minds up, all the sickness witness in

21:44 Speaker 2: between the lines of something written.

21:46 Speaker 4: You got this, you got this?

21:48 Speaker 5: Shut h.

22:09 Speaker 4: Well you know? Will you know? Will you know that

22:14 Speaker 4: you got this?

22:19 Speaker 7: Said?

22:20 Speaker 4: Well you know? Will you know? Will you know that

22:25 Speaker 4: you got this?

22:28 Speaker 8: M You can through these windows, watching people following wind blows,

22:33 Speaker 8: holding on the hope that no wind, Folks beneath the

22:35 Speaker 8: way they can't regetting their burdens, hurting inside them out,

22:37 Speaker 8: trying trying to be something someday, some way, somehow, someone

22:40 Speaker 8: that they can be proud of, shure the world what

22:42 Speaker 8: they climbed out of, holding onto who they were while

22:44 Speaker 8: turning into something more, be putting keys in their own doors,

22:47 Speaker 8: ensuring needs to just be sure so they won't.

22:48 Speaker 4: Need to need no more.

22:49 Speaker 2: Indeed, we plead to leave this core, imploring we don't

22:51 Speaker 2: need to work, and we can be without being forced,

22:54 Speaker 2: without be forced, without being forced big without being forced, without.

22:58 Speaker 4: Being for.

23:16 Speaker 2: Yeah, that was awesome.

23:21 Speaker 1: I love it. Yeah, that is my favorite. That is

23:23 Speaker 1: running through a mansion. That is six minds combined. Who

23:26 Speaker 1: is here with us live in studio on this Saturday morning.

23:31 Speaker 1: There's a line in there too, watching Uh was it

23:34 Speaker 1: watching people? Watching people falling over when the wind blows?

23:38 Speaker 1: It just Uh, you couldn't have predicted when you wrote

23:41 Speaker 1: that song. But when I when I hear that, I immediately

23:44 Speaker 1: think of I just have visions of all these videos

23:46 Speaker 1: that I've seen, Uh in Florida, Yeah, the hurricanes, like

23:49 Speaker 1: literally people being knocked over by the wind. But yeah,

23:52 Speaker 1: such a great track. And uh, I love your your

23:55 Speaker 1: singing voice too. You remind me of somebody, but I

23:58 Speaker 1: can't quite place who when when you're singing, has anyone

24:01 Speaker 1: ever told you that you were anyone?

24:04 Speaker 2: I've heard every single person that says I sound like

24:06 Speaker 2: somebody says I sound like somebody different?

24:07 Speaker 1: Oh, no kidding. Oh that's interesting. That's interesting, is it?

24:13 Speaker 1: I assume it's not. But is it difficult to shift

24:15 Speaker 1: gears live between singing and rapping? It's probably pretty natural out.

24:19 Speaker 2: Imagine it is, especially I've I've practiced, practiced these songs

24:24 Speaker 2: hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times. So it's so

24:27 Speaker 2: it's like, uh, and I listened to them every single day,

24:29 Speaker 2: you know, my my music is my favorite music.

24:31 Speaker 1: Yeah.

24:32 Speaker 2: So so when when I first write the songs, they

24:37 Speaker 2: they don't sound the way they do at the end,

24:40 Speaker 2: like I have to find, I have to find, like

24:42 Speaker 2: I write first, and then I'll find the cadence and

24:45 Speaker 2: I'll i'll create the melodies and things like that. So

24:48 Speaker 2: so a lot of those words I wrote them as

24:50 Speaker 2: words first, and then I would listen to and go, oh, well,

24:53 Speaker 2: this would sound good with some sort of melody here, okay,

24:56 Speaker 2: And and then and then I would adapt the words

24:58 Speaker 2: to to work for that melody.

25:00 Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah, that song in particular has a lot of

25:03 Speaker 1: words in it.

25:04 Speaker 4: Yeah.

25:04 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, that's that's got the most words on

25:06 Speaker 2: the album.

25:07 Speaker 1: Is that? Is that challenging for you or I?

25:10 Speaker 2: I have a horrible memory, so it's really really hard

25:14 Speaker 2: to remember all my lyrics. And I've I've made like

25:17 Speaker 2: I've like I said before, I've made hundreds of songs. Yeah,

25:20 Speaker 2: past I don't remember any of them. You know. Actually,

25:23 Speaker 2: one thing I do remember, though I can't I can't

25:26 Speaker 2: say it because there's there's bad words in it. But

25:28 Speaker 2: the very first the very first four bars I ever wrote.

25:32 Speaker 2: It's stuck in my head forever, that'll never go away.

25:35 Speaker 2: But yeah, so especially that song, it is hard to

25:39 Speaker 2: remember the lyrics, but it's I almost use like a

25:44 Speaker 2: visual and and like the the fact that it that

25:49 Speaker 2: the things rhyme that that helps a lot. And and

25:53 Speaker 2: like if I if I say the first line, it

25:56 Speaker 2: triggers the second line in my mind. Yeah, the second

25:59 Speaker 2: line triggers the third, and then the fourth. So if

26:02 Speaker 2: I jump in the middle of a song and try

26:05 Speaker 2: to start it, I'm so lost. I have to start

26:07 Speaker 2: from the beginning.

26:08 Speaker 1: That makes sense. That makes sense. That's something too. You know,

26:12 Speaker 1: there are people who who don't like hip hop, and

26:16 Speaker 1: I always tell them one thing that I just feel

26:21 Speaker 1: nobody ever brings us up either. Something that I feel

26:23 Speaker 1: that people who rap don't get enough credit for is

26:26 Speaker 1: the memory skills. Yeah, because you know, your typical rock

26:30 Speaker 1: song it's pretty easy to remember. You know, you listen

26:33 Speaker 1: to it a few times, you know, verse course verst course,

26:35 Speaker 1: you know you get the lyrics. But your average hip

26:38 Speaker 1: hop song has a lot more lyrics. Ye packed into

26:42 Speaker 1: it than your average rock song. So there's you've really

26:45 Speaker 1: got to have good memory skills or you know, or

26:48 Speaker 1: find some something that works for you mentally, like the

26:50 Speaker 1: way that you described where you can recall all of

26:53 Speaker 1: that and even and also two with a rock song,

26:58 Speaker 1: if you do mess up a lyric, it's pretty easy

27:00 Speaker 1: to recover from it. But I would imagine a song

27:03 Speaker 1: like running through a mansion if you mess something up

27:07 Speaker 1: as you're performing it live, you know, I mean in

27:10 Speaker 1: your mind that there must be like a little bit

27:12 Speaker 1: of a hiccup there, like uh oh yeah, yep, does

27:15 Speaker 1: that ever happen?

27:16 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it happens all the time. Yeah. And that's

27:19 Speaker 2: another thing like I want to put out there is

27:21 Speaker 2: like everybody makes mistakes, you know, and especially in live shows,

27:26 Speaker 2: there's a lot of pressure that you're under being in

27:30 Speaker 2: front of even if you're in front of ten people,

27:32 Speaker 2: if you're in front of one hundred people, there there's

27:34 Speaker 2: pressure to do a good job, and that on top

27:37 Speaker 2: of all the other little things. It's, you know, anything

27:40 Speaker 2: can make you skip up, mess up. I was at

27:43 Speaker 2: I host an open mic for through Positive Street Art

27:47 Speaker 2: once a month. The next one's October eighteenth. At the

27:50 Speaker 2: last one I was at was also my record release party,

27:54 Speaker 2: and I was I was performing the song Champion, and

27:58 Speaker 2: I forgot the first word. Oh no, So I had

28:01 Speaker 2: to restart the song two times and and and I like,

28:05 Speaker 2: I I was perfectly fine. I was calm, like I was.

28:09 Speaker 2: I wasn't nervous at all. And then I forgot that

28:11 Speaker 2: first word and then then like my anxiety shot to

28:14 Speaker 2: the roof and I started I started all like panicking

28:16 Speaker 2: right there. I'm like, oh God, what do I do.

28:18 Speaker 2: I can't remember. I can't remember. So I just I

28:20 Speaker 2: like centered myself and I just press play, and then

28:23 Speaker 2: the lyrics all showed up. Yeah, yeah, it was well.

28:26 Speaker 2: So the we haven't mentioned it yet. The name of

28:29 Speaker 2: the album is Issue zero.

28:32 Speaker 1: Yeah, I was. I was curious about that. The title.

28:35 Speaker 2: Yeah, so so I'm I'm into like comic books and

28:39 Speaker 2: series and things like that, so I like to I

28:42 Speaker 2: like to integrate all my passions and and my hobbies

28:47 Speaker 2: into everything I do. So so with the with the

28:52 Speaker 2: name of the album, I was like, I wanted to

28:54 Speaker 2: be the first of something so like in like issue

28:57 Speaker 2: or or something like that. But but it's it's kind

29:01 Speaker 2: of like the before album. Okay, you know, I'm just

29:04 Speaker 2: coming out. Everybody's getting getting to know me, so it's

29:07 Speaker 2: not the first one. Yeah, it comes before that, so

29:09 Speaker 2: it's zero, so it's it's issue zero. And then that's

29:14 Speaker 2: that's basically why.

29:15 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense, that makes sense. Well,

29:18 Speaker 1: we should play another track. What do you want to?

29:20 Speaker 4: Uh?

29:20 Speaker 1: Where where should we go next?

29:21 Speaker 2: Let's go with Champion.

29:23 Speaker 1: We'll go with Champion. And that was that was not

29:26 Speaker 1: one of the ones.

29:27 Speaker 2: I needed a radio edit for. And that one's that

29:30 Speaker 2: one's a it's a little more melodic than the other stuff.

29:33 Speaker 1: Okay.

29:34 Speaker 2: And then my song in your Hands, I feel like

29:36 Speaker 2: that's the closest to like a rock song that I have.

29:39 Speaker 2: Oh really, uh yeah, so maybe we'll play that at

29:41 Speaker 2: some point too.

29:42 Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, cool. All right, let's give this ha spend.

29:44 Speaker 1: If you are just joining us, we have six minds

29:46 Speaker 1: combined here with us live in studio on this Saturday morning,

29:50 Speaker 1: and this track is called Champion.

30:16 Speaker 4: Okay, we really yea when nobody wants to me that.

30:22 Speaker 3: Yap ya?

30:24 Speaker 4: What do we run to? We need someone's you need

30:30 Speaker 4: finds through? What if we're running the wrong way? And

30:35 Speaker 4: how do we know with what if we do ourselves today,

30:42 Speaker 4: and how we show me the right path.

30:50 Speaker 2: And give me from all this darkness.

30:54 Speaker 4: Or sharpen my knife hand and be out on my tar.

31:00 Speaker 2: Who do we become when there's no one to take

31:03 Speaker 2: the far the one to make the sacrifice, no one

31:06 Speaker 2: to make that final call? Who do we become when

31:09 Speaker 2: someone threatens those beloved above and below? We'd go to

31:13 Speaker 2: the deepest depths to hold that crutch, hold that crutch.

31:16 Speaker 4: I judge my fair share of.

31:20 Speaker 5: Square swearing love in love has somewhere off in.

31:25 Speaker 2: Sart shared I often got off God after our mer

31:34 Speaker 2: sign and a normally normally a normal guy, but I'm

31:39 Speaker 2: not just me.

31:40 Speaker 4: Might want to see what I might decide.

31:42 Speaker 2: I gotta not just be, gotta be the best of

31:44 Speaker 2: my monsters. I normally intent to intensified the descent, to

31:49 Speaker 2: pretend to decide that this that's decided to repent, invent

31:53 Speaker 2: a sentiment for desensitized descent, commending me every simple step

31:59 Speaker 2: a symbol. Who do we turn to when we burnt through?

32:02 Speaker 4: Well?

32:03 Speaker 2: Are hero bros? And hear go stewing brose to becomposed

32:06 Speaker 2: to beat this? Those noose also just thrown in pits

32:09 Speaker 2: of bones no fits in. Those that lived there sold

32:11 Speaker 2: this pigs to stuff and filled their bellies with these

32:14 Speaker 2: demon fixings. Hm hm nice short song.

32:19 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that is a short one.

32:20 Speaker 2: Yeah.

32:21 Speaker 1: That is called Champion. That is six minds combined here

32:24 Speaker 1: with us live in studio on the Saturday morning. By

32:27 Speaker 1: the way, you are getting a lot of chat room love.

32:30 Speaker 1: We should uh mention some of these folks, uh I

32:33 Speaker 1: Jones is that he said a y E Jones A

32:35 Speaker 1: Jones A Jones. Uh says a lot of very positive

32:39 Speaker 1: things including I'm so proud of.

32:41 Speaker 2: You dude, yep, which is uh.

32:42 Speaker 1: Which is very nice.

32:44 Speaker 2: A good friend of mine.

32:45 Speaker 1: Oh, excellent, excellent Eddie uh seven two three oh says

32:50 Speaker 1: love you six mc uh. Let's see who else who

32:53 Speaker 1: I am we mentioned is in there earlier being very supportive.

32:56 Speaker 1: We appreciate that, uh. Andre Dumont of course. In the

33:00 Speaker 1: Facebook live chat this morning, Andre says, this show has

33:04 Speaker 1: amazing local variety. Does New Hampshire even realize the local talents? Yeah,

33:09 Speaker 1: there's a lot of talent here. You know, sometimes somebody

33:13 Speaker 1: will ask me, you know, how does you know Jenny

33:15 Speaker 1: does all the booking, and somebody will ask me how

33:16 Speaker 1: does Jenny find all these artists? And it's like, well,

33:19 Speaker 1: there's so much great talent out there, so many uh,

33:23 Speaker 1: you know, and not just here but all over the

33:25 Speaker 1: all over the world. Really, we live in a time

33:26 Speaker 1: where it's easier than ever to create music and then

33:30 Speaker 1: share it with the world, you know, with the globe.

33:33 Speaker 6: And a lot of times it's when an artist says

33:35 Speaker 6: can I, all.

33:37 Speaker 2: They do is ask, right, that's it. Well, that's that's

33:40 Speaker 2: the huge thing, is uh any opportunity. There are tons

33:44 Speaker 2: of opportunities out there, and you just gotta you gotta

33:46 Speaker 2: see them, you know, if you if you see something, yeah,

33:50 Speaker 2: see something, say something, you know, like the like the

33:53 Speaker 2: radio shows, I would have I would have I would

33:55 Speaker 2: have never done this myself. But knowing knowing the people

34:00 Speaker 2: that I do it gives me the confidence, you know.

34:03 Speaker 2: So but yeah, you know, get out there, if you

34:07 Speaker 2: if you're if you're making music for yourself and you

34:10 Speaker 2: think it's good, you know, show show it to some people,

34:12 Speaker 2: see if they think it's good. And if they think

34:14 Speaker 2: it's good, then show it to more people. You know,

34:17 Speaker 2: get get on the radio, talk to you know, reach out,

34:21 Speaker 2: get a hold of eleanor at the MCC and she

34:23 Speaker 2: can make it happen for you.

34:25 Speaker 1: Absolutely. Absolutely. By the way, can you tell us a

34:28 Speaker 1: little bit more about positive street art because it sounds

34:31 Speaker 1: like so it sounds it sounds like you have to

34:33 Speaker 1: do that because of community service. But it worked out

34:36 Speaker 1: great obviously, it's it helped you turn things around and

34:39 Speaker 1: you're you're still working with the organization.

34:41 Speaker 2: Yes, so I'm I'm on the board. Excellent. Yeah. So,

34:44 Speaker 2: so I I had to do my community service and

34:47 Speaker 2: I had one hundred hours I had to do. So

34:48 Speaker 2: I worked with Paul Sheha at Great American Downtown on

34:52 Speaker 2: Sundays doing the Farmer's Market. And then I worked with

34:56 Speaker 2: Tom Lopez painting murals. You know who who who doesn't

35:00 Speaker 2: want to paint murals for community service? So I had

35:04 Speaker 2: such a great time doing it that I continued to

35:06 Speaker 2: volunteer with them afterward. And I just really wanted to

35:10 Speaker 2: like it. It was very fulfilling, you know, So I

35:13 Speaker 2: was like, I want to be a part of this.

35:14 Speaker 2: And then you know, one thing led to another and

35:16 Speaker 2: they finally asked me, They're like, well, you're you're such

35:19 Speaker 2: a huge part, you know, you're always helping us out.

35:22 Speaker 2: Why don't you join our board, and I was like,

35:25 Speaker 2: I'll do it. Yeah. I was like, I don't know

35:27 Speaker 2: what I'm doing, but I'll do it. You know, I'll

35:29 Speaker 2: take the opportunity. I'll make it out. But through positive

35:32 Speaker 2: street art many many. Ramirez is our lead painter. I

35:37 Speaker 2: don't know what title he goes by now, but he

35:39 Speaker 2: does most of the murals or organizes them. But he

35:44 Speaker 2: he was leaving an apartment way back shortly after I've

35:48 Speaker 2: got involved with them, and I was looking for a

35:50 Speaker 2: place and he's like, Oh, there's an apartment in my

35:54 Speaker 2: building that's opening up. Why don't you check into that?

35:56 Speaker 2: So I checked it out. I was like, this is perfect.

35:58 Speaker 2: Ended up living there for sixty years. But after I

36:03 Speaker 2: got the place, the landlord showed up three weeks later

36:07 Speaker 2: and he goes He goes, hey, man, I heard you're

36:08 Speaker 2: a carpenter. You want a job? And I was like, yeah,

36:11 Speaker 2: I'll take a job. So I've actually been at that

36:13 Speaker 2: company for eight years now. It's the best company I've

36:16 Speaker 2: ever worked for in my life.

36:18 Speaker 1: Excellent.

36:19 Speaker 2: That's Turncycle Solutions out of Nashville. It's a general contracting

36:25 Speaker 2: and weatherization company. But anyway, so positive street art, you know,

36:31 Speaker 2: years go by. I'm involved with all their different programming.

36:34 Speaker 2: I try to be as involved as I possibly can.

36:39 Speaker 2: A little over a year ago, I came up with

36:42 Speaker 2: the idea. I was like, you know what, I want

36:44 Speaker 2: to start doing something with my music. Why don't I

36:46 Speaker 2: try to do that through positive street art. So I

36:50 Speaker 2: talked to them and I brought up the idea of

36:52 Speaker 2: starting an open mic, and and they're like, yeah, that's

36:57 Speaker 2: a great idea, so let's do it. So almost every

37:00 Speaker 2: almost once a month, I've been I've been putting on

37:02 Speaker 2: the the open mic. It's called Vicus Fox, which is

37:06 Speaker 2: Latin for Voice of the City or voice of the street,

37:11 Speaker 2: and it's it hasn't really taken off yet. I've been

37:14 Speaker 2: doing it for over a year, but hopefully now that

37:17 Speaker 2: you know I'm getting out there personally and I'm trying

37:20 Speaker 2: to get as noticed as possible, other people will be.

37:23 Speaker 2: They'll they'll want to come just to see me, and

37:26 Speaker 2: maybe I could get some of them on the mic exact,

37:28 Speaker 2: you know, because That's what I'm all about. I want

37:30 Speaker 2: to I want to bring everybody up. I want to

37:31 Speaker 2: get everybody together. I want I want I want to

37:34 Speaker 2: collaborate with people. You know, I'm anybody, you know if

37:40 Speaker 2: you know, uh yeah. So so that's that's a That's

37:46 Speaker 2: a huge thing that I that I want to mention

37:48 Speaker 2: is I'm all about collaboration. You know, I'll work with anybody,

37:53 Speaker 2: and I want to work with people. I want I

37:55 Speaker 2: want to you know, share my talent with other people,

38:00 Speaker 2: motivate other people. They do the same thing that I'm

38:01 Speaker 2: doing right now.

38:03 Speaker 1: So what I what I love about the whole you know,

38:06 Speaker 1: your your whole story, the trajectory of we talk a

38:10 Speaker 1: lot on the show about taking negative things, taking negative experiences,

38:15 Speaker 1: and creating something positive out of them, right, creating art.

38:18 Speaker 1: You know, people take trauma and then they make music

38:21 Speaker 1: with it, you know, but your your story is an

38:25 Speaker 1: example of that, but even on a on a higher level,

38:28 Speaker 1: because you got into some trouble, right, so you had

38:30 Speaker 1: to do community service, but you did that with positive

38:33 Speaker 1: street art and then all the great things that came

38:36 Speaker 1: from getting involved in that. So it's it's like, you know,

38:41 Speaker 1: it's like, you know, taking something negative and creating art

38:43 Speaker 1: with it, but on steroids, it's you know what I mean,

38:45 Speaker 1: It's like, that's that's such a great story.

38:48 Speaker 2: And once you start that trajectory. It just keeps going.

38:51 Speaker 2: You know, if you have the positive mindset and you

38:53 Speaker 2: put that out in the universe, it's going to keep

38:55 Speaker 2: flooding you with positive things. Yes, you know, I've over

38:58 Speaker 2: the past eight years, my life is completely turned around.

39:01 Speaker 3: You know.

39:01 Speaker 2: I'm I'm I own the nicest car I've ever owned,

39:04 Speaker 2: the best job I've ever had, and I'm doing something

39:08 Speaker 2: with my music finally, and I'm I'm meeting up with

39:11 Speaker 2: a mortgage guy to try and buy a house. None

39:14 Speaker 2: of this stuff was was even a thought in my

39:17 Speaker 2: mind eight years ago. And then I got involved with

39:21 Speaker 2: positive street art and and everything changed from yea, you know,

39:24 Speaker 2: all that all that positivity that I was involved with

39:27 Speaker 2: just surrounded my life, and I just, you know, I

39:30 Speaker 2: kept taking every opportunity that came, and here I am

39:33 Speaker 2: today on Matt Connerton Radio.

39:35 Speaker 1: And no, We're glad you're here, and yeah, and and

39:40 Speaker 1: so much of it too. I think it is, you know,

39:43 Speaker 1: surrounding yourself with positive people. Because sometimes I think Jenny

39:49 Speaker 1: and I've had conversations about this with someone we know

39:52 Speaker 1: off air. You know, the importance of surrounding yourself with

39:56 Speaker 1: people who are going to lift you up. And be

39:59 Speaker 1: good for you and be positive for you and staying

40:01 Speaker 1: away from people who are only going to bring you trouble, right,

40:05 Speaker 1: you know that's that that's such a huge part of it.

40:10 Speaker 2: Now.

40:10 Speaker 1: By the way, So when you play live, do you

40:12 Speaker 1: do you ever perform with a band or is it

40:14 Speaker 1: just you with backing tracks or out? Does that work?

40:16 Speaker 2: So it's right now, it's me with backing tracks. But

40:19 Speaker 2: I would I would like to get together with a

40:21 Speaker 2: band and and some other solo artists that play instruments.

40:26 Speaker 2: I want to do.

40:26 Speaker 3: Uh.

40:27 Speaker 2: I want to do an acoustic version of the album

40:30 Speaker 2: as well. Yeah, change up the lyrics a little bit, Yeah,

40:33 Speaker 2: the melodies and things like that, and you know, create

40:37 Speaker 2: a whole nother project with the same project. Yeah, you know,

40:41 Speaker 2: and and and again, uh, work with other people so

40:45 Speaker 2: that you know, we can bring this whole collective of

40:48 Speaker 2: people up. I uh, I'm I'm working on some some

40:53 Speaker 2: music videos and uh, and like like promo videos and

40:59 Speaker 2: things like that to try and you know, on social media,

41:02 Speaker 2: to try and get people interested and listening. So ideas

41:06 Speaker 2: for that, you know, they're like, there's there's so much

41:09 Speaker 2: you can do, and I only have so many ideas

41:11 Speaker 2: So if anybody wants to throw some ideas at me

41:14 Speaker 2: and and and maybe work with me or or whatever,

41:17 Speaker 2: you know, I'm down for it. Yeah. I wanted to

41:20 Speaker 2: mention I don't know how much time we have left,

41:22 Speaker 2: but uh, I have a I do have a show

41:24 Speaker 2: coming up. Oh yeah, yeah, in November, November twenty fourth.

41:28 Speaker 2: It's going to be at the Jewel. We'll be there

41:30 Speaker 2: right across Yeah, Sealfie we're involved.

41:32 Speaker 1: Yep.

41:32 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's awesome. So I don't know how the

41:35 Speaker 2: lineup is going to go or anything like that, but

41:37 Speaker 2: but show up at the beginning, stay till the end,

41:39 Speaker 2: and you'll get to see me perform.

41:40 Speaker 1: Yeah. No, looking forward to that. Yeah, Spelfiefest is going

41:43 Speaker 1: to be great if you go to actually, if you

41:45 Speaker 1: go to Midnight Creatives Collective dot com Midnight Creatives Collective.

41:50 Speaker 1: Want to make sure I say it right. Sometimes I

41:52 Speaker 1: mess it up. But if you go there, Yeah, you

41:55 Speaker 1: can actually get tickets right through the website.

41:57 Speaker 2: Yep.

41:57 Speaker 1: And Jenny and I are going to be there. Jenny's

41:59 Speaker 1: gonna a take, She's she's been making some amazing things

42:02 Speaker 1: and I'm going to do I'm not sure exactly what

42:05 Speaker 1: it's going to be. I'll kind of read the room

42:07 Speaker 1: and see what people want. But I'm going to do

42:09 Speaker 1: some kind of a hypnosis demon straight.

42:11 Speaker 2: Oh cool. Yeah, yeah, that'd be nice to see.

42:13 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that'll be That'll be a lot of fun.

42:15 Speaker 1: So yeah, So Spelfi Fest coming up, Yeah, November twenty

42:19 Speaker 1: fourth at Jewel Yeah, it is right, I forget that it's.

42:21 Speaker 2: Right across the street. And that's it's also a benefit

42:24 Speaker 2: for rare pain disorders. Yes, they wanted to make sure

42:27 Speaker 2: that I mentioned that.

42:28 Speaker 6: Ye re the RSA organization that reflects sympathetic dystrophy. I

42:34 Speaker 6: do have CRPS. Okay, yep, So I'll be saying a

42:38 Speaker 6: few words on behalf of the organization. But they're super

42:41 Speaker 6: excited about this happening because it's it's it's rare to

42:45 Speaker 6: have fundraisers for rare diseases. We don't get a heck

42:48 Speaker 6: of a lot of attention, so this is super important.

42:51 Speaker 1: Yep. Yeah, we're uh, yeah, we're very excited about it.

42:54 Speaker 1: It's going to be amazing. And also, are you already

43:00 Speaker 1: working on the next album.

43:01 Speaker 2: Or so right now, I'm I'm focusing more on trying

43:06 Speaker 2: to get the live shows going. Yeah, And and.

43:09 Speaker 1: Because you strike me as somebody who's probably always writing.

43:11 Speaker 2: Yeah, always, so so I am you know. I actually uh,

43:17 Speaker 2: one when I was in the studio getting all the

43:19 Speaker 2: stuff together, good Bars hooked me up with with a

43:23 Speaker 2: beat that is going to be on the next album. Cool. Yeah,

43:26 Speaker 2: and uh, and I have a couple other tracks that

43:28 Speaker 2: I've worked on in the past that I that I

43:30 Speaker 2: think are going to be good for the next album.

43:32 Speaker 2: So I would say yes a little bit. Yeah yeah,

43:36 Speaker 2: so so hopefully within the next year I'll have that out.

43:39 Speaker 2: But again, I want to I want to work with

43:42 Speaker 2: people I want, you know. So if if somebody's got

43:45 Speaker 2: a beat and and they want they want they have,

43:48 Speaker 2: you know, a space that's open on it, and they

43:52 Speaker 2: want you know, some talented lyrics on there, then you know,

43:55 Speaker 2: hit me up. I'll jump on the beat. We'll we'll

43:57 Speaker 2: turn it into a video and yeah, we'll get it

43:59 Speaker 2: out there as soon as possible.

44:01 Speaker 1: By the way, good Bars is in the chat room

44:02 Speaker 1: and says six MC is the truth.

44:04 Speaker 2: Yeah there you go.

44:05 Speaker 1: You go absolutely, no, that's that's fantastic.

44:10 Speaker 4: Well we will.

44:10 Speaker 1: Uh, we are approaching the top of the hour, So

44:13 Speaker 1: did you want to finish out with in your hands.

44:15 Speaker 2: Yeah, let's do that.

44:16 Speaker 1: You mentioned that one and you were saying this one

44:18 Speaker 1: is kind of the closest thing you have that's to

44:20 Speaker 1: a rock song.

44:21 Speaker 2: Okay, all right until the next album because until yeah, yeah,

44:24 Speaker 2: just the beat that I got from Good Bars, that's

44:26 Speaker 2: that's like a solid rock song. Okay, it's gonna be good.

44:29 Speaker 1: Okay, cool, cool? And uh so before we play this

44:32 Speaker 1: and finish out, what should people know about how to

44:35 Speaker 1: find you online? Anything specific? You want to make sure

44:38 Speaker 1: people know about how to how to reach out to you,

44:40 Speaker 1: follow you keep up with everything.

44:41 Speaker 2: That so six Minds combined obviously issue zero I'm on

44:47 Speaker 2: so YouTube has got this weird thing where you have

44:50 Speaker 2: to like claim your channel and it's a process.

44:52 Speaker 1: Yeah.

44:53 Speaker 2: So the the the music video Daydreaming is on It's

44:58 Speaker 2: on my channel, and then the album is on. Uh

45:02 Speaker 2: it's on the music YouTube, but it's under topic or

45:06 Speaker 2: something like that. Ye like claim it. They do weird, right,

45:11 Speaker 2: I know. But it's on it's on YouTube music, it's

45:13 Speaker 2: on Spotify, it's on uh Apple Music, it's on band camp.

45:21 Speaker 2: We Uh, what was I gonna say?

45:26 Speaker 1: It's on all the.

45:27 Speaker 2: Stream Yeah, yeah, it's on everything.

45:31 Speaker 1: We should say too. It's the number six, not six

45:34 Speaker 1: spelled out for the right. I mean, I assume if

45:36 Speaker 1: you search it with six spelled out you still come up.

45:38 Speaker 1: But maybe just I hope so. But you just make

45:42 Speaker 1: sure people know.

45:43 Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can. You can find it on on

45:45 Speaker 2: on any of the any of the streaming platforms