Matt Connarton Unleashed 7-11-26 hour 1

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Speaker 6: Welcome, here we go. It is that time again. Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live from the studios of w m n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course, you can also stream the show from anywhere. Go to Matt condorton dot com slash live or actually, i should say Matt connorton dot com slash Unleashed. If you want the full list of all your live streaming options, social media links, contact and foshore archives, et cetera, et cetera.

Speaker 3: Hello to our new friends in Australia.

Speaker 6: By the way, General Scotty down there and at Dare Talk Radio, and we've been talking with Scott a lot and uh now there's a whole.

Speaker 3: Backstory to that which we will get into here.

Speaker 6: But yeah, let's just say someone is someone is a little upside with me right now, even though they won't admit it publicly.

Speaker 3: It's a whole thing. It's a whole thing.

Speaker 6: But we don't talk about that here on this iteration of the program because we keep things very positive here on wm and H ninety five point three FM, where we are of course broadcasting from here in Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire, and we've got a great show for you today. It is Saturday July eleven, twenty to twenty six, and welcome everybody. Coming up in just a few minutes, we're gonna be talking with Ruben Wetton. I'm not sure if he's gonna be We're gonna be talking to.

Speaker 3: Him via WhatsApp. I'm not sure exactly where he is though.

Speaker 6: Interesting guy. He's moved around a lot geographically. He might be in the United States, he might be in Mexico. Not sure so, but we'll talk with him. He's got quite a background. Then coming up in the second hour, we have Aaron billdoh and we did feature one of his newest singles recently, The Passenger, from his new album Lid Liquor. But he's been on the show with us a number of times the years, and today he's going to be coming in and we're going to talk to him and.

Speaker 3: He's gonna play live for us.

Speaker 6: I think the last few times he's been on the show, he's brought is you know, he's a kind of a one man band, if you want to use that term. He brings in his whole bass rig and plugs in and plays. And I think he's doing five songs for us today from the new album, So looking forward to that. And plus he's a lot of fun to talk to. And he's an incredible bass player too. I'm a bass player myself, so when Aaron is playing, I'm just kind of sitting here watching his hands the whole time. Not that I can do what he does.

Speaker 6: He is phenomenal my bass plane. You know, I don't play anymore. I used to be in a lot of bands. But I'm very not to put myself down or anything like that. But I'm always very honest with myself about what am I good at, what am I really good at? Where do I sell? What am I terrible at that I need to improve? And I would put my bass plane in the I would label my bass plane as average at best, you know. But but Aaron is just incredibly He does all the popping and slapping and just you know, really really, I just I love not only listening to him play, but I love watching him play too.

Speaker 6: Forgive me if I sniffle a little bit. My allergies are just out of control. This morning, I had a terrible allergy attack. I'm having a sneeze tastic morning here. But you know, there's a lot of pollen. It's that time of year. It's the only thing I don't like about summer. I love Summer is my favorite time of year. I actually enjoy the heat. I'm strange that way.

Speaker 3: When it's ninety degrees out, I'm fine with it. I enjoy it.

Speaker 6: But the one bad thing, of course is the pollen, which has been been terrible this year. I don't know why I got onto that, but as I said, Aaron, Billadeau will be here with us in the second hour, and then in the third hour, we have the band I just the letter I, that's their name from Los Angeles, and they are going to be with us, and they've got we're going to feature their newest single, it's called Nothing, and another song of theirs.

Speaker 3: Really good band. So we've got a lot to do today.

Speaker 6: We've got a lot on the show and it's going to be a busy one. So I'm very happy to have you with us. Let's see, I think what we should do right now. We're gonna go ahead and hit the new single from Ruben Wetton. We played this on the show for the first time a number of weeks ago. We did a world radio premiere for his single Game Over, and we're gonna get him on the line with us to be a WhatsApp. Hopefully WhatsApp doesn't give us any trouble. Last week WhatsApp functioned perfectly, I had no issues.

Speaker 6: If you are a consistent listener of the show, you might know that the previous week we had four guests, four guests booked, and all of them chose WhatsApp for their platform of choice, because we give them a choice.

Speaker 3: You know, do you want to call.

Speaker 6: The studio line, do you want to use Microsoft Teams, which I'm a big fan of. Teams works really well, or we can use WhatsApp. And last week, I'm sorry not last week, two weeks ago, all all of the guests shows WhatsApp, and WhatsApp when I tried to log into it and accused me of you know, suspicious activities, spamming people, whatever, just did not work out. So then last week WhatsApp was fine, flawless, no issues. So hopefully that that trend continues. Because both of our remote guests that we have today, both Rubin Wetten and the band I, they have both chosen WhatsApp.

Speaker 6: So I am confident that what happened a couple of weeks ago was a fluke It's just funny that, you know, the week that I happened to have a problem with WhatsApp had to be the week.

Speaker 3: Where every single guest that had on the show had chosen WhatsApp. You know, we worked around it.

Speaker 6: I was frantically emailing people, Hey can you call the studio line? Hey can I send you a teams link instead? It all worked out. But you know, it's one of the challenges of live radio or any kind of live live radio, live streaming, anything, anything that you do live. There's many many things that can go wrong, and there's even some things that can really de everything that you're doing. I am going to before we do all of that, let's see, oh here we go. Before we do all of that. One other quick thing.

Speaker 6: I received a very strange voicemail on Wednesday evening. I'm gonna give you a little teaser because we're probably gonna circle back to this later and this will all make sense in the end, I promise. But if you're someone who's who maybe only listened to part of the show some of the show, you're gonna want to listen to the whole thing today. See this is how I hook you in, because we are going to revisit this later in the show. But on Wednesday night, just after nine pm, I received a very very strange voicemail.

Speaker 6: By the way, this is not a bit, This is all one hundred percent legit. This really happened. I received this exact anonymous voicemail. But here's the hook. I do believe I've identified who this person is. But it's not somebody I know personally, not somebody I've ever met, but it is someone who, if I'm right, they have called the show before.

Speaker 3: But this, this.

Speaker 6: Recording that I'm about to play for you, is not from the show. This is from my voicemail. And by the way, I did have to edit it because to be able to air it on FM radio, I did have to do a little editing, which will be obvious when you hear it, when you hear the bleeps. But this is the voicemail that I got Wednesday night, just after nine pm.

Speaker 7: Who is Matt Connorton. You're not Matt Connorton. And it was so fake because it's AI or whatever. Who the think is Matt Connorton. Babe, what's wrong?

Speaker 5: It's not.

Speaker 7: Valid, it's incorrect, It's wrong. Matt Connorton, Matt Connorton.

Speaker 6: Now, I just tell you, so, I went to Bad Wednesday night thinking it's probably a socker and I'm about to be murdered. No, I didn't think that, but I did go to Bad Wednesday night thinking that voice is very familiar to me. I feel like I've heard that voice somewhere and I can't place it. I woke up Thursday morning, Thursday morning, my eyes pop open, and I think I know where I've heard that voice before, and it was on my show. That person is called my show, and that's where I've heard the voice.

Speaker 6: And again, we'll circle back to it later in the show. It might not be until the third hour, it might not be till the end of the show, but I will reveal to you before this show concludes today where I have heard that voice before and who I believe that individual might be. Just really quick too, we'll say hello to some people in the chatroom. Jenny is in there, of course, says good morning. Jeff Richards says, nice shirt. If you are watching the video feed at my day to a ten shirt, of course, let's see.

Speaker 6: Christopher Boston says, looking forward to hearing Aaron billideo. Yep, he'll be with us in the second hour, maybe even if we can get him in even a little bit before, because he's going to play live and we're going to talk about the new album and catch up with him. But right now, let's go admit this track. And then on the other side of this we will have our first guest, Ruben Wetton. Will have him on the line with us. Oh, Justin, Michael's also in the chatroom, says Hi, Hello, Justin. I want to make sure I acknowledge all the people who we see consistently in the chat room week after week were supporters of the show, because we do appreciate you.

Speaker 6: But here it is the first single from Ruben Wetton. This is called game Over. And then on the other side of this we will have us on the line. We will have him on the line via WhatsApp. Can't wait to talk to him. Here it is game Over by Ruben Wetton.

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Speaker 3: All right. That is called game over.

Speaker 6: That is Ruben Wetton, and I think we have them on the line with us via WhatsApp.

Speaker 3: Ruben, are you.

Speaker 13: Sir?

Speaker 3: Hey, welcome to the show. My friend. Hey, So, where are you exactly? Are are you in?

Speaker 6: I was I was saying when I was talking about how you were going to be on with us, I didn't know if we'd be talking to you from uh somewhere in the United.

Speaker 3: States, or are you in Mexico? Or where are you exactly?

Speaker 9: Well, I'm based in Mexico, but I'm currently visiting the US. I'm in Arizona right now.

Speaker 6: Oh, I gotcha, Okay, all right, Well, regardless of where you are, you're in your someplace hot, that's for sure. You sound like I mean, I get the impression, or you like me. Do you like the hot weather? Because I actually like the heat, and obviously it's a drier heat in that part of the country.

Speaker 3: But how do you feel about it? Do you like the heat?

Speaker 9: It depends on the day.

Speaker 3: Yeah, I hear you. I hear you. So are you?

Speaker 4: Where are you from?

Speaker 9: Originally I'm from a small town in Mexico.

Speaker 6: Called Okay and then I'm not going to try to pronounce it, but so then you so that's where you did you grow up there and then you moved to the US or what?

Speaker 3: What's kind of your uh, what's what's kind of your background?

Speaker 9: M Well, that's where my dad's part of the side comes from. My mom is from New Mexico, Okay, And so I was born in El Paso, Texas prematurely and so so then there was some problems in Mexico going on when I was like four, So we moved down to Arizona.

Speaker 3: Yeah, and I.

Speaker 9: Lived out here for five years and then we went back.

Speaker 6: Okay, all right, so where like, where do you spend the majority of your time or New Mexico in Mexico?

Speaker 3: Okay, gotcha? Gotcha?

Speaker 6: So obviously, so you were born in Texas, but much of your childhood in Mexico.

Speaker 3: I mean, what was that?

Speaker 6: Do you prefer it sounds like, I mean, do you prefer to be in Mexico or or like how do you decide where you're living?

Speaker 5: Yeah?

Speaker 9: Yeah, I like Mexico a lot.

Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah.

Speaker 6: What's the music scene like there in contrast with the United States? And in terms of I mean, is it a lot of the same music or is it different? Or what what's it like being there versus being here?

Speaker 3: In terms of music, there.

Speaker 9: Really isn't a music scene out there, really, Like, if there is, there's hardly anything. I have hardly any success out there.

Speaker 3: Oh really? Now why do you now why do you think that is? I mean, is there? Just is it?

Speaker 2: Uh?

Speaker 3: Because because it's interesting and it occurs to me as I'm talking to you.

Speaker 6: I don't think I've ever had a musical guest on the show who has spent a lot of time in Mexico.

Speaker 3: Or or has lived there or grown up there as you have. I mean, why do you think that is?

Speaker 6: Is there just not an emphasis on on that culturally in Mexico and and and sort of you know, fostering the arts and urging people to get into music, or is there just not not a system of venues to play or why do you think that is?

Speaker 9: Well, yeah, it's mostly in that part of the country. It's mostly agriculture.

Speaker 3: Okay.

Speaker 9: So I had to jump into running sheep out there.

Speaker 3: So, oh, what is that tell me about that?

Speaker 9: So about three months ago something like that, I started running sheep so from my backyard. It's it's basically a mini version of running a cattle ranch, really smaller animals.

Speaker 6: Oh interesting, interesting, How did you decide to get into that? I mean, is that just something? Is that a Is that a common business there that people that people start.

Speaker 9: Cattle? Yes, sheep, No, it's still something quite new there. It's more common in the southesting and and I saw it more as a as a church missionary out there. I saw a lot of sheep down in the south and it's not very common in the north. It's more of cattle ranching.

Speaker 3: Okay, So so.

Speaker 9: I was just doing numbers, and I saw that the sheep was a was a it's going to be a little successful with more than cattle. There's a lot of there's been quite a few problems with with the business currently with with cattle, so I just haded to jump in sheep instead.

Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, so you found obviously a niche that needed to be filled. So I mean, how do you feel about it at this point? I mean, does it seem like it's it's working out, like it's successful for you?

Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it's it's going quite well.

Speaker 3: Okay, good, good?

Speaker 6: So how much time do you spend Like, obviously you know you've got that there, but you're you're in Arizona right now.

Speaker 3: Do you spend a lot of time in the United States?

Speaker 11: No?

Speaker 9: I usually visit the United States about once twice a month maybe.

Speaker 6: Okay, so you're up here pretty well, I say up here, but you're on this side of the border pretty frequently. So when you're here, what are you doing?

Speaker 14: Like?

Speaker 6: Are you playing shows here? Do you do some touring here? What do you do when you're in the United States?

Speaker 9: I mostly just visit family, but if the opportunity comes, I do play the show.

Speaker 3: Right, gotcha? Gotcha.

Speaker 6: And how did you become a musician? I was reading something about was it your grandfather who inspired you to pick up a guitar?

Speaker 9: Yes, sir, he's the long.

Speaker 3: Very good, very good. Is he still alive? He is?

Speaker 15: He is.

Speaker 9: He's eighty four years old, I think, Oh.

Speaker 3: No, kidding.

Speaker 6: So he must be proud of you, you know, watching you take this and run with it and release music and talk to people on the radio about it.

Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, he's happy about it.

Speaker 6: Yeah.

Speaker 3: No, I can imagine. I can imagine.

Speaker 6: And I was reading this too, Is this true that you stepped away from music for a couple of years to I think you had mentioned this to serve a mission. And I'm curious about that, because that's a big decision to make a commitment like that.

Speaker 9: It is, it is so before my mission, I was just releasing music on the internet, like on Spotify and stuff like that. Yeah, And it wasn't something huge going on at the time, and so it wasn't it wasn't so hard to step away because there wasn't so much

Speaker 9: what's the word. I wasn't so focused on it as I am now, right, And and during during my mission, I wrote three songs about all the hardships I went through, and when I got back, I decided to record those songs. And that is my three song project called Songs I wrote on my mission. Oh okay, it came out back in November.

Speaker 6: Gotcha okay? And then so that song came over? Is that one of those songs?

Speaker 9: No, this one's one I wrote more recently. I co wrote it with a country artist from Canada. The name is Judeah Wardrobe.

Speaker 6: Okay, And how did you How did you connect with that person?

Speaker 9: I was just on Instagram one day and I found his profile and I saw he didn't have a big following like me. Obviously it was bigger than mine. So I thought, I shoot him a message and and let's see what happened. And he decided to to hop on the song and and and we co wrote it together a video call.

Speaker 3: Oh okay. Yeah, I mean it's amazing.

Speaker 6: You know, I'm old enough to remember, you know, prem generation X so I remember like pre Internet, when that kind of thing wasn't possible. But so that's that's that's excellent. And then is it true that you've you've documented a lot of a lot of what you've gone through online on YouTube.

Speaker 9: Uh yeah, yeah, there's there's a few things up there like, uh, I think a day in the life video that I made, yeah about sixteen, Yeah, and and stuff like that.

Speaker 4: Yeah.

Speaker 6: Okay, all right, very cool, very cool. Well, in a moment where you did call us up, I'm sorry, you did send us another track called Don't Call Me Heading Home. And at the end of our conversation, in a moment, we're going to play that. That's another song of yours that will feature on the show today. But I appreciate you joining us, and you know, I wish you a success as you continue on your career. Sounds like you're off to a great start, and you know you've you've got an interesting background. What can you tell us about this song Don't Call Me Heading Home?

Speaker 6: Is this one of the one of the tracks that you from the three that you were talking about, or is this also separate?

Speaker 9: This is also separate?

Speaker 3: Okay.

Speaker 9: This one is actually one I wrote when I graduated high school, which was also a month before my mission. Before I started my mission, Oh wow, back twenty three, I had written it. So as you listen to this song, you might think that it's some sort of toxic relationship between me and a girl.

Speaker 3: That's what I say.

Speaker 9: Yeah, but that's not the case I actually wrote it. I actually wrote it about like leaving school, because school for me was one of the toughest things ever yet it.

Speaker 5: Yeah, so.

Speaker 9: I decided to use my creativity and my lyrical expression in a way that you wouldn't exactly. You wouldn't exactly find that. The reason behind it is just like it's something a little hidden.

Speaker 3: Right, gotcha?

Speaker 9: If I were to explain every single lyric behind it, I could relate it exactly the school.

Speaker 6: Okay, okay, interesting, Well that you know that ambiguity, too, is part of what makes art so interesting and what makes music interesting. So we're gonna hit that track in a moment and we'll let you go. But before we let you go, Ruben, where's the best place for people to go online to keep up with everything that you're doing?

Speaker 3: Where should people go?

Speaker 9: Mostly Instagram? Okay, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok That's where I'm at. Mostly sometimes YouTube.

Speaker 6: You should spell You should spell your name too for people who have no idea how to spell Ruben Wetton.

Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, it's Kine. Confusing people always spell it wrong. I bet it's r e U B E N and then Wetten is w H E T T E N okay, and then music so at Ruben Wetten, music is where you can find me.

Speaker 6: Okay, outstanding. So we're gonna play this this track another song that you sent us. Don't call Me heading Home and Rubin. I'm sure we'll talk again in the future in uh Ruben Wetton, thank you so much for joining us today.

Speaker 3: Thank you all right, you got to take care, bye bye bye bye.

Speaker 6: All right, and here it is. This is called Don't call Me Heading Home by Ruben Wetton.

Speaker 8: Don't call me. I silenced my phone. I'm grabbing my.

Speaker 4: Keys and heading home.

Speaker 8: I'm done with you.

Speaker 10: You're no good for me.

Speaker 8: All you put me through now, I don't worry. He's past six years have been rough on me. I ain't got tears and I'm glad to leave. If I had to deal with your stud fod friends so I would fake it in shouspeech it till I like him, but I don't if you ever replaced my hats with I calm, don't call me. I silenced my phone. I'm grabbing monkeys and head and home.

Speaker 12: I'm done with you. You know good for me.

Speaker 5: Oh you put me through now.

Speaker 9: I don't worry.

Speaker 10: You have to pick.

Speaker 9: I'm oddly as Sure's forced me to do things that brought out your worst.

Speaker 8: There were only a few good times.

Speaker 12: But I think it's time we say goodbye.

Speaker 5: Don't call me.

Speaker 12: That sounds my phone.

Speaker 8: I'm grabbing my keys and he and all. I'm done with you.

Speaker 10: You know good for me?

Speaker 12: Oh you put me through now.

Speaker 16: I don't worry, a little good every day.

Speaker 17: Don't wait.

Speaker 15: Until the guy's been very paper. I cannot see.

Speaker 5: It was.

Speaker 15: A little inside me, sad thing and sad.

Speaker 1: Closer love that.

Speaker 10: Every glad that take.

Speaker 5: What recog it was?

Speaker 15: Don't matter what I said.

Speaker 10: That's that's.

Speaker 18: Up every one and you bad.

Speaker 12: Avery, wife and father?

Speaker 10: Nothing good?

Speaker 5: Have that door?

Speaker 19: Do?

Speaker 17: You'll lie?

Speaker 10: Survides?

Speaker 5: You want to get what why.

Speaker 17: You want?

Speaker 20: I'm hiding again my gag, Oh my god, I'm hiding crop the rain, oh God, and everything to say.

Speaker 12: Good bye?

Speaker 20: Everything could say?

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Speaker 6: This is Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of wm NH ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. And of course you can stream the show from anywhere. Go to Matt connorton dot com, slash Unleashed for all of your live streaming options, social media links, contact infost, show archives, et cetera, et cetera, or check out our new website, Matt connorton unleashed dot com, which has the full archive of the show and it is searchable, so if you're looking for a specific guest or a specific day, you can find everything there at the new site, Matt connorton unleashed dot com.

Speaker 6: It's hard to keep track of all these these various websites, but we are going to be adding a lot more content to there. There's some articles and some additional podcasts that will be outside of what we do here at WMNH. So there's a lot coming up, so please keep a close eye on all of that. Today is Saturday, July eleven, twenty twenty six, and let's get this up. So we have joining us in studio. Aaron Billido is here. He is back hello erin Hello, Let's see can you hear me?

Speaker 3: Oh?

Speaker 6: I can let me turn this up a little bit. Just want to make sure we've got a good, good level here. So Aaron has his entire rig and I did take a picture of it. But if you're watching, let's see if you happen to be watching the show on YouTube or wherever we stream Facebook and all that you can see, Aaron, can you describe because you're I hate to use the term one man band it it sounds a cliche, but but can you describe this whole thing you got here before you put it?

Speaker 4: Right?

Speaker 12: I have my pedal board with all my effects for my base down below. I have a mixer off to the side.

Speaker 3: Yep.

Speaker 12: I have an air synth which I waved my hands over like a magician.

Speaker 3: Yep.

Speaker 12: Right, And then I have this is.

Speaker 22: The Devin Townsend Ocean machine. It's a dual delays and reverb built in.

Speaker 12: It's a nice pedal. And then I have my BB right here.

Speaker 22: It's an Italian machine and it hosts all my backing tracks and I can control all my tracks separately.

Speaker 12: So wow, I send out.

Speaker 22: I send out my drums, my keyboards, my organs and synths and all my special effects all on separate channels.

Speaker 12: Through this thing. So okay, that's like my latest thing since I've seen you last.

Speaker 3: Wow. Yeah, no, it's impressive in this technology.

Speaker 6: I mean, I assume some of this is uh not of this world, because I noticed you have an alien with you who I assume she she came.

Speaker 12: Down to help me out.

Speaker 15: I could.

Speaker 12: I can't do this all by myself. I'm that's my right, right.

Speaker 6: Yes, Well, well, very good, So trying to trying to make sure we get her in the shot for people watching online. All right, well excellent, So Aaron, of course you're gonna play what is it?

Speaker 3: Five songs for us?

Speaker 12: I'm gonna play five songs off my new album, Lid Liquor.

Speaker 6: Five songs live, and then Aaron will just like they used to do on Carson, Aaron will then go over to the chair and we'll and we'll talk for a bit about the new album, Lid Liquor. But I'm dotting to hear you play, and uh we're just gonna let you, uh yeah, whenever you're ready.

Speaker 3: Let her rip.

Speaker 12: All right, see if it all works?

Speaker 3: Positive? Positive?

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Speaker 3: We got listeners everywhere, dude, We we got we got people listening in Australia.

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Speaker 3: That's awesome? I love it.

Speaker 6: That's one of my favorites from the album. By the way, if you're just joining us, Aaron Bildo is here live and he has a dancing alien with him. Oh my god, I can't understand worth the alien. I say, mister Greenpeace, all right, A book.

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