Matt Connarton Unleashed 9-28-24 hour 2

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6:14 Speaker 9: I don't even want to talk over the end of it.

6:15 Speaker 9: That's so cool. That is reach the band has Ever Felt.

6:19 Speaker 9: The show is Matt Connorton Unleashed.

6:21 Speaker 8: We are live.

6:21 Speaker 9: We have entered our number two new Marrow Dose on

6:24 Speaker 9: this Saturday morning. Jenny is here of course as well

6:27 Speaker 9: at the news table account for and we have joining

6:31 Speaker 9: us via Skype. Adam Steglitic is here from the band

6:34 Speaker 9: Ever Felt.

6:34 Speaker 7: Hello Adam, Hey, how you guys doing good?

6:37 Speaker 8: Good?

6:38 Speaker 9: Welcome back? Last time we last time we talked to

6:41 Speaker 9: was a couple of years ago, I think right, two

6:43 Speaker 9: or three.

6:43 Speaker 7: Years ago, twenty twenty twenty two.

6:47 Speaker 9: Wow, yeah, So I love the new I love the

6:50 Speaker 9: new material from the the EP, the self titled EP,

6:54 Speaker 9: and Reach is the first single off of that.

6:57 Speaker 7: Correct, yes, sir, yes, sir.

7:00 Speaker 8: Yeah, really good, really good.

7:01 Speaker 9: I love all of these I listened everything that you

7:03 Speaker 9: sent us and just uh, just great stuff. Has the

7:07 Speaker 9: sound changed, I feel like it might have changed a

7:10 Speaker 9: little bit from when we had you on before, kind

7:12 Speaker 9: of evolved a bit.

7:15 Speaker 10: Yes, So we we've had a few different changes. So

7:17 Speaker 10: we have a new drummer.

7:19 Speaker 7: He joined the band about nine months ago. He's on

7:22 Speaker 7: this EP. And we now have a new bass player too,

7:24 Speaker 7: but he's the bass player that we had before is

7:26 Speaker 7: on the EP.

7:28 Speaker 10: But we have a new bass player now that's joined

7:29 Speaker 10: and they're gonna play our first show with us October

7:32 Speaker 10: fifth and Evansville, Indiana.

7:34 Speaker 7: But but yes.

7:35 Speaker 10: Yes, definitely, it evolved in you know, and and playing it,

7:39 Speaker 10: playing it live, and then and then working on it

7:41 Speaker 10: and then having Corey being able to do two different

7:43 Speaker 10: tracks on it. Actually we were able to go to

7:46 Speaker 10: Loud and Clear Studios in Kentucky and do it with

7:48 Speaker 10: a real producer, Shelby, and he did a great job

7:52 Speaker 10: and we you know, we were able to do those

7:53 Speaker 10: five songs in two days. So we were really happy

7:56 Speaker 10: with you know, him being able to you know it

7:59 Speaker 10: really we were ready, you know, we were really ready to.

8:01 Speaker 7: Go and record them.

8:02 Speaker 10: But at the same time, you know, the atmosphere was

8:04 Speaker 10: just so nice and comfortable for us when we it

8:07 Speaker 10: was like being it was like being at our practice

8:09 Speaker 10: studio where we went to records.

8:10 Speaker 7: So it was nice.

8:11 Speaker 8: Oh that's fantastic.

8:12 Speaker 9: I'm curious to hear more about that because obviously, because

8:15 Speaker 9: you guys are Chicago based.

8:17 Speaker 8: Correct.

8:18 Speaker 7: Oh no, we're actually southern Illinois.

8:20 Speaker 8: Oh, southern Illinois.

8:21 Speaker 9: Oh so you're not that far from Okay, I was

8:24 Speaker 9: thinking more Chicago area. So so actually, so to go

8:28 Speaker 9: from there to Kentucky, it's not that that much of

8:29 Speaker 9: a haul, No, it's.

8:32 Speaker 10: It was to where we recorded. It was only a

8:34 Speaker 10: little over an hour from where I live.

8:36 Speaker 9: Oh okay, okay, Yeah, So I'm curious to know more

8:39 Speaker 9: about that, your experience at that studio and the producer

8:42 Speaker 9: that you worked with, because you've got so many options now,

8:46 Speaker 9: as you know, in terms of recording, there's there's a

8:48 Speaker 9: million recording studios, you can record at home, there's so

8:51 Speaker 9: many different ways you can do it. So but it

8:53 Speaker 9: sounds like you really enjoyed your experience recording at that particular.

8:57 Speaker 7: Studio most definitely.

8:59 Speaker 10: I mean, honestly, we were able to stay there also,

9:03 Speaker 10: and so you know, it was a two day experience

9:06 Speaker 10: where the whole band we stayed there, we recorded, we

9:09 Speaker 10: were able to do the scratch tracks all live together,

9:11 Speaker 10: and then we were able to go back in on

9:13 Speaker 10: the you know, separately and being able to get I mean, honestly,

9:17 Speaker 10: we were only going to do a four song EP

9:18 Speaker 10: to begin with, but it went so well and everything

9:21 Speaker 10: was like, I mean happening like magic magically. I would

9:24 Speaker 10: have to have to say it that way, because honestly,

9:27 Speaker 10: on the ball, I did two vocal tracks for each

9:29 Speaker 10: song and we literally I didn't have to go back

9:31 Speaker 10: and redo anything.

9:33 Speaker 7: We were really ready.

9:34 Speaker 10: You know, we practiced, we were ready for the studio times.

9:37 Speaker 10: So you know, when you pay for the time, you

9:39 Speaker 10: know you want to make sure that you capitalize on it.

9:42 Speaker 10: So when we got done with the first four we

9:44 Speaker 10: still had enough time where Shelby was like, Hey, if

9:47 Speaker 10: you guys want to do a fifth song, you gotta

9:50 Speaker 10: to let me know now we need to get it done,

9:51 Speaker 10: and so we did. We chose to do River, which

9:54 Speaker 10: was the fifth song on the album, which is that

9:56 Speaker 10: ended up being an eight minute, twenty three second song.

10:02 Speaker 9: Yeah no, that's great, I want to do another song,

10:06 Speaker 9: So you.

10:08 Speaker 8: Had to seize the opportunity.

10:09 Speaker 10: Yeah, absolutely, West definitely. You know, River was the song

10:13 Speaker 10: that started ever Felt.

10:14 Speaker 7: Really. You know, ever Felt began with.

10:16 Speaker 10: My best friend Charles Lingerfeld, who passed away in twenty

10:19 Speaker 10: twenty one. We had a band called Angerfelt before then,

10:22 Speaker 10: and his last name is linger Felt. So I wanted

10:24 Speaker 10: him to be forever Felt in the music that we do,

10:27 Speaker 10: and River was his original melody, so you know, that

10:31 Speaker 10: song was really important to us as a band. So yeah,

10:34 Speaker 10: so it was really cool to put him on the

10:36 Speaker 10: first EP, put his song on there, So that makes sense.

10:40 Speaker 8: I mean how prepared?

10:41 Speaker 9: I mean, did you guys in order to be really

10:44 Speaker 9: prepared for this experience, because when you're going into a

10:49 Speaker 9: studio and it's it's, like you said, you're paying for

10:52 Speaker 9: the time, so you want to be efficient, but of

10:54 Speaker 9: course you also want to get the best possible performance

10:57 Speaker 9: that you can. So were you guys like rehearsing like

11:00 Speaker 9: five nights a week leading up to when you went

11:02 Speaker 9: to the studio.

11:02 Speaker 8: I mean that must have been intense. I mean, what

11:04 Speaker 8: was that like?

11:05 Speaker 7: We played. Since the last time I talked to you,

11:07 Speaker 7: we've played eighteen shows.

11:09 Speaker 8: Oh wow, okay, well.

11:11 Speaker 7: You know, also playing those you know, playing those songs.

11:13 Speaker 10: But also we practiced, We kept our normal practices, but

11:17 Speaker 10: we practiced, you know, every Sunday.

11:20 Speaker 7: We practice every Sunday, So yeah, we practice every Sunday.

11:23 Speaker 10: Plus we had a couple of shows right before, so

11:26 Speaker 10: really it was more of just having two really you know,

11:29 Speaker 10: six hour practices, really honing in on what we wanted

11:33 Speaker 10: to do and being ready to go there. And when

11:35 Speaker 10: I do the vocals, I mean when I practice vocals,

11:37 Speaker 10: I practice at home too. You can't being if you

11:39 Speaker 10: really want to do this and be good at it,

11:41 Speaker 10: you can't just practice at practice, and so you also

11:44 Speaker 10: have to practice at home. And so I even like

11:46 Speaker 10: when I do the vocals, I practiced my vocals all

11:48 Speaker 10: compelled without even the music at home.

11:51 Speaker 7: So you know, we really that's how well I know

11:53 Speaker 7: the songs, you know what I mean?

11:54 Speaker 10: So when you really so when we had that opportunity

11:58 Speaker 10: and we had no idea that go there, that Shelby

12:01 Speaker 10: was going to be such a cool dude and and

12:04 Speaker 10: really made us feel very at home, like it felt

12:06 Speaker 10: like a home situation.

12:07 Speaker 7: I don't know how it's to describe that, but.

12:10 Speaker 10: It really made us feel like we could just be

12:12 Speaker 10: ourselves and so that allowed us to just really let

12:15 Speaker 10: go and just let the music do what it needed

12:18 Speaker 10: to do to you know, take us to that place

12:19 Speaker 10: to channel what you hear on the EP.

12:21 Speaker 7: You know.

12:21 Speaker 8: Yeah, well that makes a huge difference.

12:24 Speaker 9: I mean, I know from my own experience with recording,

12:26 Speaker 9: there's nothing worse than if you go to a studio

12:29 Speaker 9: and you've got a limited amount of time and you're

12:30 Speaker 9: dealing with an engineer or a producer who's maybe a

12:32 Speaker 9: little grumpy or maybe they just you know, they're just

12:36 Speaker 9: not the friendliest because to them it's just a job.

12:38 Speaker 9: But it sounds like with Shelby like he really he

12:42 Speaker 9: really cares about what he's doing and goes out of

12:44 Speaker 9: his way to make it feel comfortable.

12:45 Speaker 7: So that's great, he really did.

12:47 Speaker 8: Man, what's the name of that studio again?

12:50 Speaker 7: That's Loud and Clear Studios in Konduka, Kentucky.

12:53 Speaker 9: Okay, And how did you find how did you find

12:55 Speaker 9: that studio? Like what went into because obviously you had

12:58 Speaker 9: no way of knowing for sure that it was going

13:01 Speaker 9: to be such a great experience. What went into choosing

13:03 Speaker 9: that studio, because again, you have so many different options

13:06 Speaker 9: these days.

13:08 Speaker 10: Well, I actually was we were trying to find a

13:10 Speaker 10: studio that was you know, budget friendly, but also that

13:14 Speaker 10: had had a good you know, track record with our

13:17 Speaker 10: kind of music in a sense. Yeah, but also we

13:19 Speaker 10: were looking for something that was within a two hour

13:21 Speaker 10: drive of us without having that way, you know, we

13:24 Speaker 10: didn't know if we'd find a place we could stay at,

13:26 Speaker 10: but we did, but we didn't know that, you know,

13:28 Speaker 10: so in case we did have to travel back home

13:31 Speaker 10: for whatever reason, we didn't know how long it would take.

13:32 Speaker 7: We didn't know a lot of those things. So yeah,

13:35 Speaker 7: so we.

13:35 Speaker 10: Were definitely wanting to find something within driving distance, but

13:37 Speaker 10: also somebody who you know. And then when I got

13:40 Speaker 10: a hold of him, his rates were great and he

13:42 Speaker 10: was you know, just like you could just tell his

13:44 Speaker 10: energy was you know, he cared about what he does.

13:46 Speaker 7: Yeah, and there is that.

13:48 Speaker 10: It's his name involved what he cares about the music itself,

13:50 Speaker 10: and that matters.

13:52 Speaker 9: Well it shows too in the final product. Did he

13:55 Speaker 9: do the master in as well or did you have

13:57 Speaker 9: to take that somewhere else?

13:58 Speaker 10: No, we wanted him to do the mixing new mastering,

14:01 Speaker 10: since he recorded it, you know, he felt that be

14:03 Speaker 10: the best fluid way to do it.

14:05 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, no, that's excellent, excellent.

14:09 Speaker 9: Now the uh, do you have more music that you're

14:12 Speaker 9: that you're working on, because I assume you have additional

14:14 Speaker 9: songs that you play live, right.

14:16 Speaker 7: Oh, definitely, yes, sir. So we actually have those five.

14:21 Speaker 7: We actually have another thirteen songs.

14:23 Speaker 8: Oh okay.

14:24 Speaker 7: Yeah, But what.

14:25 Speaker 10: The plan is is, I don't know what time next

14:27 Speaker 10: year yet, but next year we're gonna be working with

14:30 Speaker 10: Shelle Began and we're gonna be doing our first album.

14:32 Speaker 10: And so what's gonna happen is we're gonna take the

14:34 Speaker 10: five songs from the EP remaster and with the new

14:36 Speaker 10: bass player a couple other things we want to remaster

14:39 Speaker 10: on them on those songs, and then an additional seven songs.

14:43 Speaker 10: So it's gonna be twelve song album. Oh, ever, gonna

14:45 Speaker 10: be released in next year. So we just wanted to

14:48 Speaker 10: get the EP out there with the new drummer and

14:50 Speaker 10: really have something that we can you know, have let

14:53 Speaker 10: the people here while we're working on shows behind the scenes,

14:55 Speaker 10: and then also you know, an album too.

14:57 Speaker 7: So and then November tenth.

14:58 Speaker 10: We're actually working with Rudwood Creative to create our first

15:03 Speaker 10: official music video for Reach.

15:04 Speaker 8: Oh excellent.

15:06 Speaker 7: Yeah, so we're really excited about that.

15:08 Speaker 8: Yeah, very good.

15:10 Speaker 9: Do you already have the concept and everything? Are you

15:11 Speaker 9: still in the process of figuring that out?

15:14 Speaker 7: We have some of the concept.

15:15 Speaker 10: You know, Reach is really about, you know, we've all

15:18 Speaker 10: been found broken alone in that hole, reaching out and

15:21 Speaker 10: in that desolate place you find that that it's in

15:25 Speaker 10: that place where you realize that in order to truly

15:27 Speaker 10: reach out, you must first reach in and then so

15:29 Speaker 10: it's it's philosophical, but you know, the idea is like

15:33 Speaker 10: almost like the concept and theme of the music video

15:37 Speaker 10: is almost like the light you see when you're.

15:39 Speaker 7: Reaching through the dirt of a buried grave.

15:41 Speaker 10: You know, the first light you see is the very

15:42 Speaker 10: light at the end of the music video that brings

15:44 Speaker 10: us all together as a band, or that kind of concept.

15:47 Speaker 10: So we're going with that, but it's also going to

15:49 Speaker 10: be like in the Woods and the dude.

15:51 Speaker 7: The dude Trey Rudd from Rodwood Creative.

15:54 Speaker 10: He actually is somebody that we found through Shelby and

15:59 Speaker 10: he is He's really good.

16:00 Speaker 7: He's also based in Kentucky.

16:02 Speaker 10: But we've seen some of the work and the videos

16:03 Speaker 10: he's done, so yeah, it's going to be like a

16:05 Speaker 10: six hour video shoot that we're going to do on

16:07 Speaker 10: November tenth.

16:08 Speaker 8: Oh fantastic. Yeah.

16:10 Speaker 9: I feel like it's so important too to do to

16:13 Speaker 9: do music videos, which to some people, to people who

16:16 Speaker 9: don't know, that might sound odd in the year twenty

16:19 Speaker 9: twenty four, because I forget who. We were talking about

16:22 Speaker 9: this recently on the show, but we're talking with someone

16:24 Speaker 9: about how some people have a misperception that there are

16:27 Speaker 9: no music videos anymore, because you know, MTV doesn't play

16:30 Speaker 9: music videos anymore, VH one or anything. But actually, because

16:33 Speaker 9: of YouTube, I would say music videos are more important

16:36 Speaker 9: than they've ever been because it's something that you can

16:38 Speaker 9: really use to promote your music, to share out on

16:40 Speaker 9: social media and all of that.

16:44 Speaker 10: Because you know, attention span is so because of the

16:46 Speaker 10: advent of social media and phones, attention spans like next

16:50 Speaker 10: to nothing, and so because of that, you know, you

16:53 Speaker 10: really want to have those captivating images that get people

16:55 Speaker 10: to keep listening. And so that's the reason for the videos,

16:59 Speaker 10: you know, Yeah, you know, and and honestly I see why,

17:03 Speaker 10: I mean even myself, I mean I'm sure you understand too,

17:05 Speaker 10: you know, like it's easy to get there's so much

17:07 Speaker 10: music out there, you really want to try to find

17:09 Speaker 10: a way to create your own path. Yeah, and without

17:14 Speaker 10: trying to do that, you can't really try to do that,

17:16 Speaker 10: and you and up.

17:17 Speaker 7: You just have to let it, you know.

17:18 Speaker 10: Like for instance, with our music, with Corey and Jacob

17:21 Speaker 10: and I writing this music, I have to say, like

17:24 Speaker 10: it kind of in a sense happens to us because

17:26 Speaker 10: we allow the music to create and write the songs

17:29 Speaker 10: and so, you know, and then we just we allow

17:33 Speaker 10: whatever whatever happens to us as we're working on it

17:35 Speaker 10: to you know, we record that, we come back, we

17:37 Speaker 10: whittle that down. So it's really just something that kind

17:40 Speaker 10: of writes itself through us as long as we're allowing

17:42 Speaker 10: ourselves to be the channel for the music instead of

17:44 Speaker 10: trying to control it too much.

17:45 Speaker 7: You know.

17:46 Speaker 8: Yeah, I like that. I like that.

17:49 Speaker 4: Yeah.

17:49 Speaker 9: Something we talk a lot on the show about as

17:52 Speaker 9: well with with our guests, as the process of of

17:55 Speaker 9: of creating and writing. And I think the you know,

17:58 Speaker 9: from my own experience, I think the best is when

18:00 Speaker 9: you're not trying to force it to You're not saying Okay,

18:03 Speaker 9: we're going to try to make this sound like this,

18:05 Speaker 9: or we want to sound like that, but rather just

18:09 Speaker 9: kind of letting it be organic and letting it kind

18:11 Speaker 9: of as you describe it, which I think is great,

18:13 Speaker 9: letting it kind of come through you. Yes, exactly, Yeah, yeah,

18:17 Speaker 9: so that's that's great at this point, are you all?

18:20 Speaker 8: It sounds like the whole band rights together. Is that

18:23 Speaker 8: is that accurate? Yeah?

18:24 Speaker 10: Yes, yeah, we we write together a lot of times,

18:28 Speaker 10: like with with the five songs in the EP for instance.

18:31 Speaker 10: You know, the original melody of River obviously came from Charlie,

18:34 Speaker 10: my buddy that passed, but yeah, we turned it into

18:36 Speaker 10: something completely you know, its own, forever felt, you know,

18:39 Speaker 10: but the original melody came from him, but Jacob really

18:43 Speaker 10: worked on that. And Jacob brought our rhythm guitarist. He

18:45 Speaker 10: brought into the fire, the original Rift for into the fire.

18:48 Speaker 7: And gave it away.

18:50 Speaker 10: He brought those songs to the table, and then the

18:53 Speaker 10: other ones, Reach and Lie and and River were all

18:55 Speaker 10: that we kind of came up together. Corey brought Reached,

18:58 Speaker 10: you know, the original Reach, but a lot of the

19:00 Speaker 10: newer stuff that you're going to be hearing on the

19:02 Speaker 10: album is stuff that Corey brought to the table.

19:04 Speaker 7: He would he has this terrible, crazy habit of hell.

19:09 Speaker 7: He'll write a rift that he loves.

19:10 Speaker 10: He'll be at home and he tries to call me

19:12 Speaker 10: and play it for me over the phone. But yeah,

19:15 Speaker 10: I can't ever understand hardly any of it. But by

19:17 Speaker 10: the time we get to the studio, I mean, by

19:19 Speaker 10: the time we get to the studio to work on it,

19:22 Speaker 10: you know, it's just and.

19:24 Speaker 7: It's it's really kind of crazy, dude.

19:25 Speaker 10: Sometimes Corey will he'll write a rift for a song

19:28 Speaker 10: and he'll just kind of just tell me the words

19:30 Speaker 10: that come to him when he wrote it, like the

19:32 Speaker 10: concept and the theme for instance, and I'll just go

19:36 Speaker 10: with that, and so it just, you know, it just depends.

19:40 Speaker 10: But yeah, a lot of our creative process is really

19:44 Speaker 10: bringing whatever rift or whatever we're doing to the table

19:46 Speaker 10: and freestyle creating right then and there. And while we're

19:49 Speaker 10: freestyle and we record what we're doing, and I'll try

19:52 Speaker 10: all these various different vocal patterns and whatever the music

19:55 Speaker 10: naturally makes me talk about. Yeah, when I'm singing is

19:59 Speaker 10: what the song ends up being about. So I want

20:01 Speaker 10: to I literally literally want to allow the music whatever

20:04 Speaker 10: the music makes me do to allow it to take

20:06 Speaker 10: it to the direction of the song. So that way

20:09 Speaker 10: it's all fluid, you know, and right right, and.

20:12 Speaker 7: And really it is. It is kind of a channel.

20:14 Speaker 10: And when you really allow yourself to be captured by

20:15 Speaker 10: the music, can really allow it to do it through you.

20:17 Speaker 7: What what I mean?

20:19 Speaker 10: Sometimes when that happens, I have a hard time reproducing

20:22 Speaker 10: it really, Yeah, yeah, you know what I mean. Like

20:26 Speaker 10: you go back and you're like, man that you you

20:28 Speaker 10: listen to the recording, You're like, how did we do?

20:30 Speaker 7: How did we actually do that? Like, and then you

20:32 Speaker 7: have to.

20:32 Speaker 10: Try to go back and remember, you know, sometimes when

20:35 Speaker 10: you really get lost in it, you.

20:37 Speaker 7: Know, right right, yeah, And that's that's the beauty of it,

20:40 Speaker 7: you know, that's really the beauty of music.

20:42 Speaker 9: Yeah, and then the challenge of trying to find your

20:44 Speaker 9: way back to that magic moment.

20:46 Speaker 8: Yeah, exactly, Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. Uh

20:51 Speaker 8: do is there a theme? Do these songs have.

20:54 Speaker 9: A through line on this EP? Because listening to them,

20:57 Speaker 9: I kind of feel like I couldn't quite detect what

21:00 Speaker 9: it might be. And maybe there isn't one. Maybe I

21:04 Speaker 9: just perceive there possibly being a theme because these songs

21:07 Speaker 9: fit together so well. But I'm curious, is there an

21:12 Speaker 9: overlying theme to the EP?

21:15 Speaker 7: Well?

21:15 Speaker 10: Yeah, so every song on the EP, from Reached End

21:19 Speaker 10: of the Fire to River to Gave It Away, they

21:21 Speaker 10: all have to do with the various themes that we

21:23 Speaker 10: all face as a human race, like they all have

21:26 Speaker 10: to do with like for instance, Gave It Away is

21:29 Speaker 10: about you know, being willing to sacrifice even when no

21:32 Speaker 10: one else sees it for the thing you love, you know,

21:35 Speaker 10: into the fires, being willing to brave the fires of

21:36 Speaker 10: life to burn away the parts of you that aren't you,

21:38 Speaker 10: rivers about life. So for me, it's really all about

21:41 Speaker 10: these philosophical themes that we all think about and deal

21:44 Speaker 10: with on the daily basis.

21:45 Speaker 8: Yeah.

21:46 Speaker 10: Really, the that's really the overlying theme of everything that

21:50 Speaker 10: we do.

21:50 Speaker 7: Has ever felt really Yeah.

21:52 Speaker 10: As a writer, I published my first book in two

21:54 Speaker 10: thousand and four called Wins of Perception Scratching the Surface.

21:57 Speaker 10: And even that was a book of poetry where I

22:00 Speaker 10: really wanted to take my style of writing and and

22:04 Speaker 10: address the various themes that we face as humans and

22:07 Speaker 10: so in a philosophical way.

22:09 Speaker 7: And so that's really really what it is is.

22:11 Speaker 10: About getting in tune with oneself and becoming who you're

22:14 Speaker 10: really supposed to be.

22:15 Speaker 7: That's that's really the the ideas.

22:17 Speaker 10: You know, you know, even even when you're talking about

22:19 Speaker 10: and reach, when you talk about the chorus bleeding out

22:21 Speaker 10: to keep the mind new, what I'm talking about there

22:24 Speaker 10: literally is I'm saying, you know, everything is about the mind.

22:27 Speaker 10: You know, everything's about people get caught in their heads,

22:29 Speaker 10: and they get caught in the mental of it, and

22:31 Speaker 10: they forget the soul. And so your souls bleeding out

22:34 Speaker 10: just to concentrate on the mind and so and to

22:36 Speaker 10: concentrate on and and the things we worry about in

22:39 Speaker 10: life where we get caught in our head, you know, right,

22:40 Speaker 10: And so that's really the the overlying theme is like

22:44 Speaker 10: learning how to find oneself. Like the song Stranger is

22:48 Speaker 10: going to be on the album, it's really that that song,

22:50 Speaker 10: you know, also is about, you know, realizing that the

22:54 Speaker 10: stranger that is within you is the real you.

22:56 Speaker 7: And so that's the.

22:57 Speaker 10: Idea, is to shed all the chains and the preconceived

23:02 Speaker 10: notions that you were that were ingrained in you when

23:04 Speaker 10: you were younger and really become the you that you

23:06 Speaker 10: really are and what you're meant to be here, you know,

23:08 Speaker 10: And so that's the over line theme.

23:12 Speaker 8: No, I like it.

23:13 Speaker 9: You know what's cool about all this too, is there's

23:16 Speaker 9: a very positive message to it all. I mean, you

23:20 Speaker 9: can really get a lot out of it. But it's

23:22 Speaker 9: interesting because the sound of the band sort of the

23:27 Speaker 9: sort of psychedelic but metal. I don't know exactly how

23:31 Speaker 9: you would describe it. You guys are unique, I think,

23:33 Speaker 9: but but you almost if you didn't know, and if

23:37 Speaker 9: you didn't hear the lyrics, if you just heard the music,

23:39 Speaker 9: you almost might think it was kind of a dark,

23:41 Speaker 9: brooding thing. But there's some really positive messaging in the

23:46 Speaker 9: lyrics and what these songs are about. And I think

23:48 Speaker 9: that's really cool.

23:49 Speaker 10: Yeah, because we want to you know, and thank you

23:52 Speaker 10: very much for saying that, we want to relate to

23:55 Speaker 10: the dark tunnel with our listeners that they are also

23:57 Speaker 10: in or they've been in before. But we also talk

23:59 Speaker 10: about the door we found. We also want to talk

24:02 Speaker 10: about the light that we found within the darkness, because

24:05 Speaker 10: the candle flame flicker is never so bright as in

24:07 Speaker 10: a dark room. So for that reason alone, that's the

24:11 Speaker 10: reason why we bring that dark brooding sound, because you know,

24:14 Speaker 10: in order to truly you know, and counter true light,

24:17 Speaker 10: you have to be willing to brave the darkness.

24:18 Speaker 8: Yeah. I like it.

24:21 Speaker 9: I'm someone I struggle with depression, and when I listen

24:25 Speaker 9: to that song, when I listen to Reach, you know,

24:28 Speaker 9: that's I kind of it clicked with me, I think

24:31 Speaker 9: for that reason, and so I was able to take

24:34 Speaker 9: something from that that that's uh, you know that I

24:37 Speaker 9: really like I really like that song a lot.

24:40 Speaker 7: Thank you, man, I really appreciate that, Matt.

24:42 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, absolutely absolutely. What's your stage show like? Do

24:46 Speaker 9: you guys have any kind of because you know, with

24:49 Speaker 9: your sound, it would lend itself to something kind of

24:51 Speaker 9: dramatic or maybe not maybe maybe just do kind of

24:54 Speaker 9: a you know, you just you just play. I don't know,

24:57 Speaker 9: I mean, do you have any kind of any kind

24:58 Speaker 9: of a stage show or or do you just I.

25:00 Speaker 7: Mean, I will say this. We we definitely put on

25:03 Speaker 7: a show.

25:04 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, we perform.

25:05 Speaker 7: I'm all over the stage.

25:07 Speaker 10: But uh, but we are just now working on the fog,

25:11 Speaker 10: the lights, the we're actually working on with my new

25:14 Speaker 10: bass player. We're working on an introduction and entire introduction

25:17 Speaker 10: to our show before we come on stage. So we're

25:20 Speaker 10: getting all of the extras together now for this next

25:23 Speaker 10: coming year. But honestly, uh, I don't know if you've

25:27 Speaker 10: seen any of our live videos.

25:28 Speaker 7: I think you have. We we get down.

25:31 Speaker 10: Yeah, I've seen seen a lot of bands stand up

25:33 Speaker 10: there and just play. That's not what we do right, right,

25:38 Speaker 10: And and I pride myself on really being able to

25:41 Speaker 10: allow myself to truly become the channel on stage for

25:43 Speaker 10: the music and honestly hit every note, but get down

25:48 Speaker 10: and and and and that takes practice. Like when I

25:50 Speaker 10: play on I practice at practice. It's like I'm performing.

25:53 Speaker 10: And I'll tell you what last last Sunday, because we

25:57 Speaker 10: just had got this new bass player, so it's been

25:59 Speaker 10: about a month now and he's gonna play his first

26:01 Speaker 10: show with us on October fifth. But last Sunday was

26:04 Speaker 10: our first like six hour practice where we went through

26:06 Speaker 10: the set twice.

26:06 Speaker 7: And and uh, I.

26:08 Speaker 10: Gotta tell you, I was hurting the next day, man,

26:11 Speaker 10: because we hadn't had like a you know, we had

26:13 Speaker 10: like a kind of a break there for like three

26:15 Speaker 10: weeks where we didn't have a show or anything, and

26:16 Speaker 10: we didn't practice because of other family stuff and all that.

26:19 Speaker 7: You know.

26:19 Speaker 10: Yeah, But but yeah, yeah, so, uh, really excited to

26:24 Speaker 10: get the new bass player because not only is he

26:26 Speaker 10: bringing some awesome thump into the bass on some of

26:29 Speaker 10: our songs that we didn't have before, but also he's

26:32 Speaker 10: like a whiz.

26:33 Speaker 7: When it comes to like light and fog and all

26:35 Speaker 7: this other stuff.

26:36 Speaker 8: So good.

26:36 Speaker 7: So yeah, so I'm super excited about that.

26:39 Speaker 10: He's gonna we're working on a projector screen behind us

26:41 Speaker 10: instead of a banner I'm trying to get.

26:43 Speaker 9: Yeah, I can imagine that with your music. I can

26:46 Speaker 9: imagine a projector's screen.

26:48 Speaker 10: Yeah, we want to we want to project some images

26:50 Speaker 10: and yeah, and uh and really take people on that

26:53 Speaker 10: give him an experience, you know.

26:54 Speaker 11: Mm hmmm hmm.

26:55 Speaker 9: Do you have to uh, do you do anything to

26:58 Speaker 9: take care of your voice, like lemon or anything, because

27:02 Speaker 9: you you obviously with what you're doing, you know, it's

27:05 Speaker 9: pretty intense.

27:05 Speaker 8: Your vocals are pretty intense.

27:08 Speaker 7: Thanks man.

27:08 Speaker 8: Yeah.

27:09 Speaker 10: Yeah, so honestly, I don't smoke. Another one, Number two

27:14 Speaker 10: is I do breath work and chakra work every day.

27:17 Speaker 8: Oh interesting, okay, yes.

27:20 Speaker 10: And so that's been something I found that's totally changed

27:22 Speaker 10: the whole game for me when it comes to being

27:24 Speaker 10: ready for the stage and being able to.

27:26 Speaker 7: Hit everything and do what I do.

27:29 Speaker 10: And also a workout regiment is important twice a week.

27:32 Speaker 10: But on stage, I drink let me tell you what

27:35 Speaker 10: it is on stage. I don't drink alcohol. I do

27:41 Speaker 10: particulars in marijuana.

27:42 Speaker 7: But do you drink alcohol? Really? So I don't have

27:46 Speaker 7: alcohol on stage, So I drink what does she do

27:49 Speaker 7: with my heart chakra tea?

27:53 Speaker 8: But yeah, I've heard of that.

27:54 Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I drink that on stage.

27:57 Speaker 10: And then I also always have a blue gator I

28:00 Speaker 10: don't know what it is about the blue the blue Gatorade,

28:02 Speaker 10: but it's really soothing if you need something to drink

28:05 Speaker 10: on stage other than water.

28:06 Speaker 7: Yeah, anyone's listening to this. That's a singer. Oh, here

28:10 Speaker 7: it is. I don't know why you put in here.

28:12 Speaker 7: I want to here.

28:13 Speaker 6: This is.

28:13 Speaker 10: It's the organic throat code is what it's called. It

28:16 Speaker 10: is made of slippery elm. Yeah, okay, slippery elm tee.

28:21 Speaker 10: So if if you do vocals where you go back

28:23 Speaker 10: and forth between the heavies and the lights, this is

28:26 Speaker 10: really nice to have on stage.

28:27 Speaker 8: Oh, very cool, very cool.

28:28 Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean we have a lot of musicians who

28:30 Speaker 9: listen to the show, so that might be very helpful

28:32 Speaker 9: to someone. Yeah, that really caught my attention to what

28:35 Speaker 9: you were saying about the breath work, because so I

28:37 Speaker 9: don't know if you know anything about my background, but

28:39 Speaker 9: I'm also a hypnotherapist and I use a lot of

28:42 Speaker 9: breath work in my sessions with my clients, so I

28:45 Speaker 9: know the value of that and and all kinds of

28:48 Speaker 9: applications for it.

28:49 Speaker 7: It's mind blowing.

28:50 Speaker 8: Yep, yep.

28:51 Speaker 10: People that are if you're if you're an artist in

28:54 Speaker 10: anybody anyway, it don't matter what walk of life you're in,

28:56 Speaker 10: definitely look into the chakra and breath work is very important,

29:00 Speaker 10: the chanting, all of that I do.

29:03 Speaker 7: I do it every day.

29:04 Speaker 10: I have a forty minute drive to work in the morning,

29:06 Speaker 10: so I do it every day on my way to work.

29:08 Speaker 7: The breath work. They don't do much meditation then, but

29:14 Speaker 7: be a little dangerous, right. But I also there's also

29:17 Speaker 7: like this what's it called.

29:21 Speaker 10: Ancient Meditations on Facebook where they have like this the

29:25 Speaker 10: sounds the different frequencies that you can use to listen

29:27 Speaker 10: to while you're doing it. Oh yeah, so that's also

29:30 Speaker 10: a cool thing to utilize if anybody's also listening.

29:33 Speaker 7: But yeah, being a hypno therapist.

29:35 Speaker 10: You said you're a certified hypno therapist, right, Yes, that's

29:38 Speaker 10: phenomenal man.

29:39 Speaker 7: Yeah.

29:40 Speaker 9: Yeah, I've been doing it about twenty years now, and

29:42 Speaker 9: you know, I help people to quit smoking. That's like

29:45 Speaker 9: the number one thing. But you know it's got a

29:47 Speaker 9: lot of a lot of different applications. But yeah, and

29:50 Speaker 9: you know, we do a lot of breath work, and

29:51 Speaker 9: when I'm taking the client into a state of hypnosis,

29:54 Speaker 9: we do a lot of a lot of breathing. And

29:57 Speaker 9: sometimes people kind of chuckle when I say now I

29:59 Speaker 9: want you to breath and they're like, well, I already am,

30:01 Speaker 9: or i'd be dead. And it's like no, no, no,

30:03 Speaker 9: I want.

30:03 Speaker 8: You to really breathe. Yeah, and then we get in

30:06 Speaker 8: all of that and.

30:09 Speaker 10: The four seven eight breathing technique, you know, the nose,

30:14 Speaker 10: the in the mouth of all of that. When they

30:18 Speaker 10: really do it that you just I've done it with

30:20 Speaker 10: my wife and a few other friends and they're like wow.

30:23 Speaker 10: They you could just see the look of surprise in

30:25 Speaker 10: their face when you can just tell when you really

30:27 Speaker 10: control your breathing, it takes you to another place.

30:30 Speaker 8: Yep.

30:30 Speaker 10: Yeah, it honestly helps you get to center and so yeah,

30:35 Speaker 10: I tell everyone.

30:36 Speaker 8: It's kind of like hitting the reset button.

30:38 Speaker 9: You know, if you're having a difficult day, a challenging day,

30:41 Speaker 9: you need to de stress for a minute and you

30:42 Speaker 9: need to just kind of reset everything, you know, just

30:45 Speaker 9: just stop and do the breathing and it and it

30:48 Speaker 9: just kind of, like I said, it just kind of

30:50 Speaker 9: helps you reset.

30:51 Speaker 12: You know.

30:51 Speaker 9: It's like like pushing the button on the video game

30:53 Speaker 9: when you want to start over.

30:55 Speaker 8: You know, That's how I think of it.

30:58 Speaker 7: It truly does.

31:00 Speaker 9: Oh, by the way, too, something else you mentioned that

31:02 Speaker 9: that also really caught my attention. So you're you're a

31:05 Speaker 9: published author.

31:06 Speaker 10: Yes, sir, Yeah, I published my first book, well my

31:10 Speaker 10: only book in two thousand and four, is called Wins

31:13 Speaker 10: of Perception, Scratching the Surface. You can get it at

31:16 Speaker 10: Amazon dot com. But I also have a Facebook page

31:19 Speaker 10: called Stirring to Wake. I'm always working with the Everfelt page,

31:22 Speaker 10: so I don't really post a lot of the writings,

31:24 Speaker 10: but yeah, yeah, a lot of the writing is on there.

31:27 Speaker 7: But yeah, I've been writing ever since I can remember.

31:30 Speaker 8: Yeah.

31:30 Speaker 9: Yeah, oh interesting, okay, very cool. Do you have any

31:33 Speaker 9: plans to do another book?

31:35 Speaker 10: I do if I am not playing stadiums or arenas

31:39 Speaker 10: by the time I'm thirty five, I'm just gonna write

31:41 Speaker 10: the novel I've been thinking.

31:42 Speaker 7: I've been where I started a novel too, But it's like.

31:45 Speaker 10: This whole you know, it's this experimental fantasy obviously, but

31:52 Speaker 10: but you know, yeah, I've told you know, my named Corey,

31:56 Speaker 10: my my league guitars Corey Robinson. You hear how amazing

31:58 Speaker 10: he is, Yeah, in person to the most humble badass.

32:02 Speaker 4: I know.

32:03 Speaker 10: I also have this awesome Japanese piece. He just did

32:05 Speaker 10: this tattoo work he just did on my arm. That's

32:07 Speaker 10: so sick man.

32:07 Speaker 8: Oh wow.

32:08 Speaker 10: But yeah, he's super talented and it's super cool dude.

32:11 Speaker 10: But oh, I was minding his goal. You know, he's

32:15 Speaker 10: he just turned forty four. I'm forty two in October.

32:18 Speaker 10: Second here in a couple of days, we're hoping to

32:21 Speaker 10: be playing arenas and stadiums by the time.

32:22 Speaker 7: We're fifty with this music.

32:24 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, not we might just you know, well look

32:29 Speaker 10: at others, but we'll see.

32:32 Speaker 8: The universe will give you that schedule.

32:34 Speaker 7: You know. I love that you spoke that into existence.

32:38 Speaker 9: Just now, my friends, there you go, there you go, Well, Adam,

32:41 Speaker 9: I really appreciate talking with you this morning. I was

32:45 Speaker 9: thinking we might end the segment with The Lie, which

32:48 Speaker 9: is another great another great track, great track from the

32:51 Speaker 9: EP man. Anything we should know about this before we

32:53 Speaker 9: play it.

32:55 Speaker 10: The Lie is, you know, a song that is all

32:59 Speaker 10: about out everything we're hearing about coming through our screens,

33:02 Speaker 10: our TVs, our phones, even the lies that we tell ourselves.

33:06 Speaker 10: But mostly it's about the Global League keeping the foot

33:08 Speaker 10: on the man, you know, hiding under the lies they

33:12 Speaker 10: you know, they tell. The truth begins to fade and

33:16 Speaker 10: and I think we can all relate to that, and

33:18 Speaker 10: I'm sure we're all tired of the lies.

33:20 Speaker 8: So all right, so we're gonna end with that track.

33:23 Speaker 9: But before we go, Adam, please let everyone know where's

33:26 Speaker 9: the best place to go online to keep up with

33:28 Speaker 9: everything that you're doing, everything that ever Felt is doing,

33:31 Speaker 9: any anything you want our listeners to know about.

33:34 Speaker 7: Yes, ever Felt dot net.

33:36 Speaker 10: That's our website where you can access all of You

33:38 Speaker 10: can listen to our ep on our on our streaming

33:41 Speaker 10: music player at the bottom of the site.

33:42 Speaker 7: You can all you.

33:43 Speaker 10: Can listen to it while you're scrolling through the pages,

33:45 Speaker 10: so you can contact us. There you can go to

33:47 Speaker 10: our social media platforms from that ever Felt dot net

33:51 Speaker 10: come check us out.

33:52 Speaker 9: All right, very good, So we're gonna hit this track,

33:54 Speaker 9: so we'll let you go. But Adam again, thank you

33:56 Speaker 9: so much. I really enjoyed our conversation and we'll definitely

33:59 Speaker 9: do this again in the future.

34:01 Speaker 7: Yes, sir man, it's always a pleasure of talking to you. Man.

34:04 Speaker 8: All right, Adam, take care, thank you, Bye bye bye bye.

34:07 Speaker 8: All right. That was Adam Seglitic from the band ever Felt.

34:11 Speaker 9: We're gonna play this track, The Lie, and then when

34:13 Speaker 9: we come back, Jenny and I will talk a little

34:15 Speaker 9: bit about well, she's got a big trip she's going

34:17 Speaker 9: on very shortly, and we'll also talk a little bit

34:21 Speaker 9: about paper Jam magazine doing some more stuff with them.

34:24 Speaker 8: But check this out. This is called The Lie and

34:26 Speaker 8: the band is ever Felt.

34:52 Speaker 1: Maybe heard of this.

35:02 Speaker 5: He was, Look, he's all.

35:51 Speaker 1: I didn't love go lost.

35:54 Speaker 3: Themselves to these things?

35:56 Speaker 1: To that.

35:59 Speaker 13: Dost talk to the buck can for you to to

36:03 Speaker 13: mana do by didn't go against ten ten people begin

36:18 Speaker 13: to first?

36:21 Speaker 1: What time down that about?

36:23 Speaker 5: Donne?

36:24 Speaker 1: Does the touch you want to in you?

37:27 Speaker 5: I didn't say dup Timmerbee shades tek in through those days.

37:35 Speaker 13: You don't know res reading boys, those we just do

37:39 Speaker 13: dot don't read.

37:41 Speaker 5: No, No, I didn't know God done guys themselves to

38:46 Speaker 5: be used to the first you got son to the

38:51 Speaker 5: post in the Fort who trick You?

38:54 Speaker 4: And so he's done.

39:30 Speaker 8: All those songs, they've got these big epic endings. I

39:33 Speaker 8: love it. That is called The Lie and the band

39:35 Speaker 8: is ever Felt.

39:36 Speaker 9: That is from their self titled EP that just came

39:39 Speaker 9: out recently, I think last month actually, And thank you

39:41 Speaker 9: again to Adam Steglitz from from the band ever Felt

39:44 Speaker 9: for skyping in with us. They are in so I

39:46 Speaker 9: was I misspoke earlier. They're not from Chicago. They're actually

39:49 Speaker 9: in southern Illinois. I guess anybody from Illinois, I just

39:52 Speaker 9: assume they're from Chicago. I don't know why I should

39:55 Speaker 9: know better. I spent a lot of summers growing up

39:57 Speaker 9: in Chico, in uh, well, in Illinois, in the Chicago,

40:00 Speaker 9: but we were actually in a suburb called Schiller Park

40:03 Speaker 9: where my mom lived, so we weren't technically in Chicago,

40:06 Speaker 9: but we called the Chicago. But southern Illinois. I guess

40:09 Speaker 9: it is a little different anyway. But yeah, great great stuff.

40:12 Speaker 9: And of course in the first hour we had jam

40:14 Speaker 9: tomorrow with us coming up in the third hour, Doctor

40:17 Speaker 9: Bethany Billideau returns award winning Doctor by Is and we

40:22 Speaker 9: should so a couple things I want to make sure

40:24 Speaker 9: we mentioned this morning while we have time. You've got

40:26 Speaker 9: a big trip coming up.

40:28 Speaker 11: I do, But can I do my shout out first?

40:30 Speaker 7: Oh?

40:30 Speaker 8: Sure?

40:30 Speaker 11: I want to say a shout out to Jesse Coffee.

40:32 Speaker 11: If you see him this weekend. His birthday is tomorrow.

40:36 Speaker 11: You can catch him at the Great North Aleworks right

40:38 Speaker 11: here in Manchester on Holt Avenue. They've got a couple

40:42 Speaker 11: of new beers launched. It's raining Raspberry sour Ale is

40:46 Speaker 11: one of them, and pizza Party Italian Pilzar. You can

40:50 Speaker 11: also find that one there that was launched at Grante

40:53 Speaker 11: Con this year. So check out the Great North Airworks

40:57 Speaker 11: and give Jesse Coffee a big happy birthday. Yes, yay,

41:01 Speaker 11: so yes, I am heading back to Washington, d C.

41:04 Speaker 11: Next week.

41:06 Speaker 9: But this strip is a little different this Yeah, what

41:09 Speaker 9: do you mean, Well, it just seems like this one's

41:11 Speaker 9: a little different than your previous trips to Washington, d C.

41:14 Speaker 8: In terms of where you're going.

41:15 Speaker 11: Well, yeah, that's because I'm going to a big White House,

41:19 Speaker 11: A big White House, A big white house. Yes. Actually,

41:21 Speaker 11: I'm going to go to the White House and oh,

41:24 Speaker 11: sit on a panel and talk about healthcare and bring

41:27 Speaker 11: real stories to the table about what people in our

41:29 Speaker 11: everyday lives are facing.

41:31 Speaker 8: Yes, and hope to.

41:32 Speaker 11: Keep fighting for more change, for people to have more healthcare,

41:35 Speaker 11: because healthcare is not a partisan issue.

41:38 Speaker 8: So you'll be it, but he deserves it. You'll actually

41:40 Speaker 8: be at the White House.

41:41 Speaker 11: We'll actually be at the White House very close to

41:44 Speaker 11: the actually right near the West Ring, West Wing. I

41:48 Speaker 11: really have to stop doing that. I'm going to do

41:50 Speaker 11: that and be so embarrassed at myself.

41:52 Speaker 10: Oh.

41:53 Speaker 11: Yes, So I am going and I'm looking forward to

41:56 Speaker 11: it and looking forward to the people that are going

41:57 Speaker 11: to be on the panel with me. And I'm excited

41:59 Speaker 11: to invited speaker to the White House.

42:02 Speaker 7: To my.

42:04 Speaker 11: Yes.

42:04 Speaker 8: Yes, very cool, very cool.

42:06 Speaker 11: Yeah, so that's pretty fun.

42:07 Speaker 8: That'll be happening on Tuesday. Do you know if it

42:09 Speaker 8: will it? Will the event be streaming?

42:11 Speaker 9: I do not know.

42:12 Speaker 11: Actually I'll have to ask my handler.

42:14 Speaker 8: I'm sure there'll be video of it, but yeah, it'd be.

42:16 Speaker 9: Interesting, I would assume, so, yes, streaming live, that would

42:19 Speaker 9: be even very Yeah.

42:20 Speaker 11: That would actually be really cool. I'm gonna fly out

42:22 Speaker 11: Monday night, so I'll get the info when I arrive Tuesday.

42:26 Speaker 8: Outstanding. Well, congratulations on that, thank you.

42:29 Speaker 11: And also at the Mosaic Art Collective here in the

42:32 Speaker 11: Queen City, I am proud to say one of my

42:35 Speaker 11: paintings is probably hanging on their walls and celebration of

42:39 Speaker 11: their second year anniversary. And right now, if you gotta

42:44 Speaker 11: you want to get an entry in, you still got

42:45 Speaker 11: a moment, you know, get that last minute entry in.

42:47 Speaker 11: I think today is the deadline October or October Spellbound

42:52 Speaker 11: and this is going to be like a mythical, could

42:55 Speaker 11: be dark, could be multiple ways. Show that I'm really

42:58 Speaker 11: looking forward to at the Mosaic ar Colle definitely check

43:01 Speaker 11: them out here in the Queen City. Yes, but we've

43:03 Speaker 11: got a great thing, don't we.

43:05 Speaker 9: Yeah, well, do you want to talk a little bit

43:07 Speaker 9: about that? And then I'll read the details you because

43:10 Speaker 9: you were the point person on this too.

43:12 Speaker 7: Well.

43:12 Speaker 11: As you know, I fell in love with Paper Jam

43:15 Speaker 11: magazine as soon as I found them, Yes, and I

43:17 Speaker 11: love the people that put it together and all of

43:19 Speaker 11: the spotlights they bring to our great independent artists. I mean,

43:23 Speaker 11: it's they really have got something very special there. If

43:26 Speaker 11: you haven't checked out Paper Jam magazine, you really should.

43:30 Speaker 11: So I'm excited to say that Matt Content Unleashed is

43:33 Speaker 11: now partnering with paper Jam and we will be proud

43:36 Speaker 11: to feature their artists that they are highlighting in their magazine.

43:40 Speaker 11: And that's going to start next month. I believe it

43:43 Speaker 11: is sort the I believe so, Pil and I will

43:47 Speaker 11: forgive me for being bad on my my brain, my

43:50 Speaker 11: brain fog is kicking in here. Oh on having the

43:53 Speaker 11: correct date on it. But look forward to working with them.

43:57 Speaker 11: And actually you've got some information from paper Jam to

44:00 Speaker 11: is they're announced today that they're expanding a bit.

44:05 Speaker 9: They are, yes, So let's see they have a couple

44:08 Speaker 9: of new contributing writers. Let's see, they've got Catherine Miles

44:14 Speaker 9: who is from Fairfield County, Connecticut. She did a recent

44:19 Speaker 9: interview for a Paper Jam with the band Adrenalized, the

44:23 Speaker 9: Ultimate Deaf Leopard Tribute, so she's.

44:27 Speaker 8: Getting on board.

44:28 Speaker 9: And also John Bishop who is in New Hampshire right

44:31 Speaker 9: here in New Hampshire and did the interview with bf Raid.

44:35 Speaker 9: They're going to be on the show soon.

44:36 Speaker 11: And that's going to be the first run right there

44:38 Speaker 11: on November ninth. Yes, they're going to be here in

44:42 Speaker 11: studio interviewed with us. And they're also one of the

44:44 Speaker 11: featured artists in paper Jam Magazine that I'll be coming

44:47 Speaker 11: out right about that zact same time for the November

44:50 Speaker 11: December issue and from there on forward, we're looking forward

44:53 Speaker 11: to having more and more of their artists come in

44:55 Speaker 11: and be highlighted on the Matt Conaton on Leash show.

44:58 Speaker 8: Yeah.

44:58 Speaker 9: Absolutely, And if you're not familiar with pay Jam, check

45:00 Speaker 9: them out. You know, there is a physical you can

45:03 Speaker 9: they actually make physical copies, but you can find them

45:06 Speaker 9: online as well.

45:07 Speaker 11: And yeah, we had Sheila and at paper Jam magazine

45:11 Speaker 11: dot com.

45:12 Speaker 9: Yes, we had Shila Russo and yeah her husband is

45:15 Speaker 9: it Tom? Forgive me if I if I've got his

45:18 Speaker 9: name wrong.

45:19 Speaker 11: I see well on the spot all the time.

45:24 Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, but yeah, they were great and love what

45:27 Speaker 8: they're doing and it's great for the scene, you.

45:29 Speaker 11: Know, one hundred percent. We really do have a vibrant

45:32 Speaker 11: community in our state and actually in our region in

45:36 Speaker 11: New England in general. But it seems to me like

45:39 Speaker 11: it's there's more growth, there's more ways for people to

45:43 Speaker 11: get out there and be heard and be seen, and

45:45 Speaker 11: paper Jam is definitely a huge welcome to that process,

45:51 Speaker 11: along with the National and Midnight Creative Collective. Yes, and

45:56 Speaker 11: they've got an important event coming up Spelfy.

45:59 Speaker 8: Fast Healthy Fests, which we will be a part of, Yes.

46:02 Speaker 11: Which we were very proud to be a part of.

46:03 Speaker 11: And that's gonna be happening in November twenty fourth. We'll

46:05 Speaker 11: be talking about that more as it approaches. Yes, just

46:08 Speaker 11: a me music arts. Lots of great things going on.

46:11 Speaker 11: And they're also doing a fundraiser for RSDSA, which is

46:15 Speaker 11: an organization that advocates for people with Complex Regional pain

46:19 Speaker 11: syndrome CRPS.

46:20 Speaker 8: Yes, Yeah, lots of good stuff.

46:22 Speaker 11: Oh and and let's not forget. Let's not forget we

46:27 Speaker 11: have Swarmy Fasts coming up November two. I am so

46:31 Speaker 11: excited about this. We're gonna have, of course, swarm the steps.

46:35 Speaker 11: This is going to be coming in. We'll be seeing

46:37 Speaker 11: them gladly on the on the excuse me on the second.

46:42 Speaker 11: I have so many dates in my mind. Legion the

46:44 Speaker 11: Solace is gonna come in studio. Speed Demon Promotions is

46:48 Speaker 11: gonna come in studio. VIPs are gonna come in studio,

46:51 Speaker 11: I believe, and we will be live at the event broadcasting.

46:55 Speaker 8: On not on this one, not on WMN.

46:59 Speaker 11: It's yeah, we're gonna we're gonna do it from yeah,

47:03 Speaker 11: from a separate thing. But you guys will be able

47:04 Speaker 11: to go through Matt Carrington unleash to find that. Yeah,

47:08 Speaker 11: and what else is going on? Oh my gosh, and

47:11 Speaker 11: it was also the location is now.

47:13 Speaker 8: It's now at Taffaa and Lowell.

47:15 Speaker 11: There we go, which is a beautiful venue. Wow, I'm

47:17 Speaker 11: watching some video from there.

47:19 Speaker 9: Yeah I've never been there, but yeah, what looking at

47:22 Speaker 9: I saw a video as well, and yeah, it looks

47:24 Speaker 9: like a.

47:24 Speaker 8: Really nice place.

47:25 Speaker 11: I'm looking forward.

47:26 Speaker 9: It looks like it's actually bigger too than Jule. I

47:28 Speaker 9: can't be sure but from the video, but it looks.

47:30 Speaker 8: Like it might be.

47:31 Speaker 11: But a huge lineup of bands that aren't going to

47:34 Speaker 11: be there and all kinds of fun, definitely going to

47:37 Speaker 11: be worth doing.

47:37 Speaker 7: Well.

47:38 Speaker 9: Is a cool place too, because there's a there's a

47:39 Speaker 9: great college station there w U m l oh, Yeah,

47:42 Speaker 9: really really good college.

47:43 Speaker 11: You know a lot about the college station? I do,

47:46 Speaker 11: I do, Yeah, I get them all confused because they

47:50 Speaker 11: all have four letters and.

47:51 Speaker 8: Yeah, well, that's that's true of any radio station.

47:54 Speaker 11: Well, I know, but I don't know how you keep

47:55 Speaker 11: them all straight.

47:56 Speaker 8: Well, I have lists and databases and.

48:01 Speaker 11: Yeah, but you seem to rattle them off the top

48:02 Speaker 11: of your head. Oh that's a place where such a

48:04 Speaker 11: Slutch radio station as far.

48:06 Speaker 8: Yeah, well I've been doing it a while.

48:11 Speaker 11: I just love how much we have going on, Yes,

48:14 Speaker 11: just in our immediate area, and such amazing talent.

48:17 Speaker 8: We're really lucky, absolutely absolutely.

48:19 Speaker 11: We never run out of content. That's right, We never will.

48:22 Speaker 8: That's right.

48:23 Speaker 9: Well, let's do this, so as we approach the top

48:26 Speaker 9: of the hour, we do have doctor Bethany billideo from

48:28 Speaker 9: the Behavior boot Camp. We'll be joining us in the

48:31 Speaker 9: third hour. It will be her second appearance on the show.

48:33 Speaker 9: I also was on interviewed on her podcast and we

48:36 Speaker 9: had a great discussion. So we love doctor b and

48:39 Speaker 9: she just won yet another award, so we'll talk about that.

48:43 Speaker 9: But I think as we approach the top of the hour,

48:45 Speaker 9: we're gonna play one more track from ever Felt, because

48:48 Speaker 9: we talked about this song river and this is really

48:52 Speaker 9: really good. So let's give this a spin and then

48:54 Speaker 9: we'll see you in the third hour. But here it is,

48:57 Speaker 9: this is river and the band is ever felt.

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