Matt Connarton Unleashed: Alana Corvette

0:00 Speaker 1: But we have speaking of music, we've have in the

0:02 Speaker 1: studio right now. The band a lot of Corvette and

0:05 Speaker 1: one of these guys, Huey the Gecko, has been here.

0:07 Speaker 1: You've been here a number of times? How many times

0:10 Speaker 1: you've been on the show? Are you in the five

0:11 Speaker 1: Timers club at this point on the show?

0:13 Speaker 2: I think this might be four?

0:15 Speaker 3: Is this four?

0:17 Speaker 2: I think we might be edging on the five club?

0:19 Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, okay, all right, so this is this is

0:22 Speaker 1: four and uh, but this is the first time with

0:25 Speaker 1: this band. And I'll let you, I'll let you introduce

0:28 Speaker 1: your your bandmates here and well guess.

0:30 Speaker 2: The common theme is for right, So this is our

0:32 Speaker 2: four appearance here. We're a four piece band and we're

0:36 Speaker 2: four piece man. Uh, let's see, we're New Hampshire, Indy

0:41 Speaker 2: right now. That's our genre and yeah, our our our

0:48 Speaker 2: music began as an instrumental I joined the group and

0:52 Speaker 2: so it was like a corvette. It was hurtling down

0:55 Speaker 2: the highway and and I hopped on in it. And

0:57 Speaker 2: then I said, well, what better name? Then? Then let's

1:01 Speaker 2: let's go with a Lona Corvette. So yes, uh, and

1:05 Speaker 2: so that was kind of a mind a little bit

1:07 Speaker 2: of a we had we had a different band name,

1:09 Speaker 2: but it was it was like it was taken. Uh,

1:13 Speaker 2: it wasn't able to be like, we couldn't we couldn't

1:17 Speaker 2: use it in terms of marketing or distributing, et cetera.

1:20 Speaker 3: Oh, I'm super I'm super curious. Now what was the name?

1:23 Speaker 2: We were going to be the Soggies. Okay, and there

1:26 Speaker 2: happens to be a few bands that are already operating

1:28 Speaker 2: under that.

1:29 Speaker 1: Yes.

1:29 Speaker 2: Yeah. So so the I don't want to say had

1:32 Speaker 2: more originality the A lot of Corvette thing, but it's

1:36 Speaker 2: it was available. Yeah, okay, so that makes sense. So

1:41 Speaker 2: originally we I didn't without a tea because I thought

1:43 Speaker 2: the Corvette was a brand, but I realized it's the

1:46 Speaker 2: warship thing. I didn't realize there was the military thing.

1:49 Speaker 2: Oh okay, So the Corvette's actually not trademarked, and neither

1:52 Speaker 2: is the word Alana.

1:53 Speaker 4: Ah.

1:54 Speaker 2: Yes, so we were free and clear after that.

1:57 Speaker 1: So and uh, yeah, the odds seem low that you're

1:59 Speaker 1: gonna run in a problem with the name Alana Corvette.

2:02 Speaker 3: Yeah, you're probably good. You're probably good.

2:05 Speaker 2: And that was all it took. Really, So once we

2:06 Speaker 2: had the like I said, the four piece band, the

2:09 Speaker 2: Love and Piece music. So we got the right direction,

2:11 Speaker 2: the right message. Uh, we kind of just jammed and

2:14 Speaker 2: the jams have been coming together in different ways. One

2:17 Speaker 2: of them that you're here today, has a little bit

2:19 Speaker 2: more of a Latin feel. One of them is a

2:21 Speaker 2: little bit prog rocky, but we're doing the acoustic version

2:24 Speaker 2: of it. So we have a variety of different genres.

2:30 Speaker 2: But we pretty much just call it in New Hampshire,

2:32 Speaker 2: Indie because right now we're just a we're an independent

2:35 Speaker 2: rock band doing the thing.

2:37 Speaker 1: All right, and uh, let's uh, let's hear from your

2:39 Speaker 1: your cohorts here. Well, you can introduce this Joleman because

2:42 Speaker 1: he's not on Mike, and then we'll well.

2:44 Speaker 2: Mike, my Bassis has been with me and a lot

2:46 Speaker 2: of other projects. You guys might be familiar with him.

2:49 Speaker 2: He appeared with me before on the show.

2:50 Speaker 1: That's right, I remember that, Yes, so Mike.

2:53 Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, Mike, welcome Steven.

2:55 Speaker 5: Yeah, what's up. I'm Steve Colveck, guitar player for a

2:59 Speaker 5: Lot of Corvette.

3:01 Speaker 1: Yeah.

3:01 Speaker 5: No, me and Brad kind of we started off the

3:04 Speaker 5: job with a bunch of originals from our last project.

3:06 Speaker 5: So okay, kind of fully developing him now with the

3:09 Speaker 5: full bands and kind of solely building momentum as the

3:12 Speaker 5: snowball rolls downhill.

3:13 Speaker 3: Excellent, excellent. Yeah and you sir.

3:16 Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm Brad playing the drums. Excited to be here.

3:20 Speaker 6: Excited to play an acoustic set too, not something we

3:22 Speaker 6: do too often. But we've got the cajone and the

3:24 Speaker 6: bongos here, right, a rock.

3:26 Speaker 1: Good creative challenge, yes, yes, outstanding. Well, I'm very curious

3:30 Speaker 1: to hear you guys play now. We'll have to kind

3:32 Speaker 1: of we have no way to sound check because we're

3:34 Speaker 1: already live on the air, but well I'm used to

3:37 Speaker 1: riding the faders, so but I'm very curious. Oh, Aaron

3:40 Speaker 1: Billado is in the Facebook live chat and he says,

3:44 Speaker 1: is that Alna Corvette? It sure is so welcome eron. Yes,

3:47 Speaker 1: we're just talking about you. Aaron Billadeau. Of course, a

3:49 Speaker 1: very talented musician. He's been on the show a number

3:51 Speaker 1: of times. And actually, Huey you and at least once

3:55 Speaker 1: you and Aaron played together on the show, right, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah,

3:58 Speaker 1: I remember you guys performing that Doctor Miller Ram song.

4:01 Speaker 2: My second air in appearance. Actually might put us at

4:03 Speaker 2: the five.

4:04 Speaker 3: You might be in the five time ers club as

4:06 Speaker 3: of today.

4:06 Speaker 2: I didn't yep, I didn't realize because I've been on

4:08 Speaker 2: twice with Aaron.

4:09 Speaker 1: Now you're right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there you go,

4:11 Speaker 1: There you go, and uh oh, and Ricky Mapleton joins

4:14 Speaker 1: us as well. Hello. All right, I'm dying to hear

4:17 Speaker 1: you guys play, so I'll turn it over to you

4:19 Speaker 1: and like I said, i'll ride the faders.

4:21 Speaker 3: I'll uh make it sound good.

4:23 Speaker 5: But all right, I'm gonna move this to try to

4:25 Speaker 5: pick up Yeah.

4:26 Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good idea. That's a good idea.

4:28 Speaker 2: Searcher first, Yeah, all right, thank you guys. This is

4:32 Speaker 2: Searcher by Alana Corvette.

5:00 Speaker 7: H Searcher, See.

5:08 Speaker 8: Gone, try it?

5:13 Speaker 2: Why not?

5:15 Speaker 9: Life's worth the shock? Search for meaning, search for reason, Believe.

5:23 Speaker 7: In the believe in the.

5:30 Speaker 9: Meaningless nights. Flock sides. Meaningless nights, belock sides. Search for reason,

5:45 Speaker 9: Believe in the meaningless night, Believe in the see gone,

5:55 Speaker 9: seekne searcher, m HM, see God. Search for reason, search

6:07 Speaker 9: for meaning. Feeling all right, meaningless nights, feel out the sights.

6:27 Speaker 2: Meaningless nights feel out the sights.

7:15 Speaker 7: See God.

7:26 Speaker 9: Searcher, See God Searcher.

7:32 Speaker 7: Believe in.

7:33 Speaker 9: Then you got a feeling all right, search for meaning,

7:40 Speaker 9: search for reson, believe in, believe in, see.

7:51 Speaker 7: God, searcher.

7:58 Speaker 8: Where you meant for this? It was live worth the shot.

8:04 Speaker 4: Got very nice, excellent, very nice.

8:19 Speaker 1: If you're just joining us, we have a lot of

8:21 Speaker 1: Corvette here with us, a live in studio on this

8:24 Speaker 1: Saturday morning. So what's the songwriting process like with you guys?

8:29 Speaker 1: You all write together or how does that work?

8:31 Speaker 5: Yeah, so that's a good question. Actually what we've been

8:34 Speaker 5: doing for a while. So me and Brad were in

8:36 Speaker 5: a band for a while. We had some ideas that

8:38 Speaker 5: were undeveloped and things that we were kind of had

8:40 Speaker 5: in our back pocket for a while. Yeah, and uh yeah.

8:44 Speaker 5: So as we got Mike and the band and then

8:46 Speaker 5: Matt and the band, we said, hey, we got all

8:48 Speaker 5: these ideas, let's start developing them further. And the way

8:51 Speaker 5: it'll kind of work is someone will come in with

8:52 Speaker 5: an idea and then be it like a bassline or

8:55 Speaker 5: just a guitar riff or something like that, and then

8:58 Speaker 5: we'll just kind of jam on it and just see

9:00 Speaker 5: where it goes. And kind of a lot of it

9:03 Speaker 5: like writes itself almost I think that with music, it's

9:06 Speaker 5: like if it doesn't right itself in thirty seconds, you're

9:08 Speaker 5: like forcing it.

9:09 Speaker 3: Yeah.

9:09 Speaker 1: Yeah, and how did this How did this band come up?

9:12 Speaker 1: Because I feel like have you all worked together before

9:15 Speaker 1: in some configuration?

9:17 Speaker 2: So the thing that he mentioned there prior Distant Wave

9:21 Speaker 2: was you Brad and Ryan if I'm not mistaken.

9:24 Speaker 5: Yeah, Ryan Martineau from the Whole Loaf.

9:26 Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, we thought on you.

9:28 Speaker 2: He'll be We'll be in our show tonight when we

9:31 Speaker 2: play at Terminus. So very good if funny. How like

9:34 Speaker 2: you said, musicians travel similar footpaths. Yes, and me and

9:37 Speaker 2: Mike you've met. We were a package there.

9:39 Speaker 1: Yes, we were.

9:40 Speaker 2: Working on a project with two other musicians called Temporal Rift. Okay,

9:44 Speaker 2: and uh, we're working on a dual drummers thing really,

9:48 Speaker 2: and one of our drummers is learning from the other drummer. Yeah,

9:52 Speaker 2: so when he gets to that area, we're ready to

9:55 Speaker 2: pursue that in terms of looking for gigs and stuff

9:57 Speaker 2: like that. But we're just in a little bit of

9:59 Speaker 2: a development phase and we wanted to do something where

10:01 Speaker 2: we could gig and whatnot. So these guys had lost

10:05 Speaker 2: that third piece and like it was, you know, stepped

10:09 Speaker 2: in there and he got with them prior to me

10:12 Speaker 2: joining the group, and they were working on this instrumental

10:15 Speaker 2: called Space and Paula that they play and I really

10:19 Speaker 2: liked it. Yeah yeah, and they they sent it to

10:21 Speaker 2: me and were like, you put some lyrics on it,

10:23 Speaker 2: and I was like, I did, and they thought it

10:25 Speaker 2: was not half bad. And that was the beginning of it.

10:28 Speaker 2: And then we've been doing that kind of the one

10:30 Speaker 2: we just did just now. Brad's a counter, he's our drummer.

10:35 Speaker 2: He likes this five to seven song there, so every

10:38 Speaker 2: now and then it's thirty seconds every now and then,

10:42 Speaker 2: it's not.

10:43 Speaker 5: Both like oh yeah, gotcha and all that stuff.

10:48 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that one's a little tricky.

10:51 Speaker 1: Now, do you guys have plans to uh? You would

10:54 Speaker 1: send me a demo, but do you guys have plans

10:55 Speaker 1: to get into the studio?

10:56 Speaker 2: And so yeah, Jim Hurley, I see you. We're gonna

11:01 Speaker 2: come down to uh Shatterstar Productions as he calls his

11:05 Speaker 2: uh studio and do the whole sixteen mics instead of

11:09 Speaker 2: one condenser mic in the corner. Yeah, that'll make it

11:11 Speaker 2: sound a little better.

11:13 Speaker 5: We just have like bad iPhone demos and stuff that

11:16 Speaker 5: I recorded on like my two interface and into it

11:19 Speaker 5: like a cheap dog, you know.

11:20 Speaker 2: So yeah, I said to him, think about like you're

11:22 Speaker 2: hearing the clash and like a shady club.

11:25 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, excuse about that.

11:27 Speaker 2: I did the thing.

11:28 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you did. I caught it. We're on it way,

11:30 Speaker 1: We're on it away. I caught it, no problem.

11:33 Speaker 3: By the way.

11:34 Speaker 1: Eleanor is in the Facebook live chat, she says, Ilana

11:36 Speaker 1: Corvette tonight at Terminus Underground. Yes, yes, we had, uh,

11:41 Speaker 1: we had Eleanor and spelfe and Andrea on the show

11:44 Speaker 1: with us a couple of weeks ago talking about all that,

11:46 Speaker 1: all the goings on there, and and Jenny. We should

11:48 Speaker 1: mention too. Jenny's art is currently hanging there as well.

11:51 Speaker 10: Yes, actually twelve of my pieces are in there. I've

11:55 Speaker 10: never actually had them all together like that. Actually, I

11:58 Speaker 10: just did an interview with Spelfey yesterday.

12:00 Speaker 1: Yes, yes, so.

12:01 Speaker 10: Yeah, you'll see some of my acrylics on camp on Yeah,

12:06 Speaker 10: acrylics on canvas. They're my darkest pieces actually beautiful. Yeah,

12:11 Speaker 10: you'll have that mediums that artists invest themselves into. I

12:15 Speaker 10: can't wait to look at that.

12:16 Speaker 5: Looking forward to explore the gallery.

12:18 Speaker 3: Yeah, that awesome, thank you.

12:20 Speaker 1: And yeah, Aaron also says, sounds great boys, see you

12:23 Speaker 1: tonight at Terminus.

12:24 Speaker 3: Is he performing or is he just kind.

12:25 Speaker 2: Of I think he's just going to be there for support.

12:28 Speaker 3: Okay, okay, very cool, and uh hello to Charmaine Charmaine

12:32 Speaker 3: Davis Elliott also in the Facebook live chat.

12:34 Speaker 1: Hello, and I just want to make sure I don't

12:38 Speaker 1: miss anybody. I have more than one chat room to

12:39 Speaker 1: look at now with the software amusing. But yeah, you

12:45 Speaker 1: guys want to play another one?

12:46 Speaker 8: Yeah?

12:46 Speaker 5: Much as well.

12:47 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I see, oh I see, uh I do

12:49 Speaker 1: see more people now. Andrea Dumont says, what's up kids?

12:52 Speaker 1: Andrea of course from Terminus and the Midnight Creatives Collective,

12:56 Speaker 1: and of course from the band.

12:58 Speaker 2: Dad Harrison great sound man, he's really good with the sound.

13:01 Speaker 1: Oh, absolutely, absolutely. And also Philip McDuffie is in the chat. Hello,

13:06 Speaker 1: says uh, Phil says good and beep An Art also

13:12 Speaker 1: in there, another loyal listener.

13:14 Speaker 3: But uh, yeah, what do you guys? Uh you want

13:17 Speaker 3: to play another one?

13:17 Speaker 5: Yeah, let's do it. You got another one for you?

13:19 Speaker 1: Yeah, and if.

13:23 Speaker 2: You're in San Diego, where in the world is the

13:25 Speaker 2: Lana Corvette.

13:27 Speaker 1: Yes, if you are just joining us, A lot of

13:31 Speaker 1: corvette is with us.

13:32 Speaker 3: They're right here at W.

13:33 Speaker 1: M and H Live in studio.

13:51 Speaker 9: She's a queen of scorn, scorching the ground around us

13:56 Speaker 9: with beer, leaving the whole world tourn She's got an

14:04 Speaker 9: avoidable fixture and a poisonous mixture called life. She's queen

14:10 Speaker 9: of scorn, leaving the whole world torn. She's a queen,

14:16 Speaker 9: but there ain't no thrown. She's sing with the vibe.

14:18 Speaker 9: She's been thrown. She's a queen, but there ain't no thrown.

14:29 Speaker 2: Reverse engineer, get out of here. King of feeding.

14:33 Speaker 9: Flames, sign of air, say I'm getting there where. She's

14:47 Speaker 9: a queen of scorn, leaving the whole world torn.

15:00 Speaker 11: She's a cream, but there ain't no thrown. She's still

15:03 Speaker 11: with those dots. She's been thrown. She's a cream, but

15:06 Speaker 11: there rain no thrown. She's a green, but there rain'

15:47 Speaker 11: no throwed. She's stealing with those hearts. She's been thrown.

15:51 Speaker 11: Scream with the rain no throat.

16:00 Speaker 1: Very nice, very nice. We have a lot of corvette

16:04 Speaker 1: here with us, live in studio this morning. Yes, yes,

16:09 Speaker 1: and uh are.

16:10 Speaker 3: You guys playing a lot of shows. Are you doing

16:11 Speaker 3: a lot out there?

16:12 Speaker 5: Or this is our first gig tonight? Actually this is it.

16:15 Speaker 5: This is the debut man.

16:17 Speaker 1: Oh wow, wonderful, the world premiere of a Lot of Corvette.

16:21 Speaker 3: I love it. I love it.

16:24 Speaker 1: And now do you guys all well, actually, Hue, let

16:27 Speaker 1: me ask you first, because you've you've always got your uh,

16:29 Speaker 1: you've always got a lot going on. I mean, do

16:31 Speaker 1: you have other projects that you're that you're doing uh

16:34 Speaker 1: as well right now?

16:35 Speaker 3: Or are you just kind of focused on a lot

16:36 Speaker 3: of Corvette.

16:37 Speaker 2: It's funny. I appreciate you saying. I kind of feel like,

16:40 Speaker 2: you know, uh, how do you say that? It's like

16:42 Speaker 2: when somebody says how you're doing? You stay busy, right,

16:44 Speaker 2: but they just asked how you're doing, and it's like,

16:46 Speaker 2: so we're never too busy for each other. The music,

16:48 Speaker 2: which is good, yeah, and we all are involved in

16:51 Speaker 2: a lot of things. But Steven and I actually showed

16:54 Speaker 2: up at Pembroke City Limits just recently excellent. We were

16:57 Speaker 2: part of this project called Side Note. He was playing

17:01 Speaker 2: the guitar for them and I was playing auxiliary instruments

17:04 Speaker 2: like the cahonne and some war drones. And stuff. I

17:06 Speaker 2: didn't even know he was gonna be the guitarist, Okay,

17:12 Speaker 2: but I know you from somewhere, and so it's funny

17:14 Speaker 2: the we're hoping to get in the PCL there with

17:17 Speaker 2: Rob and maybe we'll get this outfit in there doing

17:20 Speaker 2: an acoustics ceter who knows. There you go, But we're

17:24 Speaker 2: We've been enjoying our time spent there, uh, And I've

17:27 Speaker 2: enjoying the opening their beautiful area and building. I like

17:30 Speaker 2: what they're doing with the food too.

17:32 Speaker 1: I stopped in there the other day for the first time,

17:34 Speaker 1: and it's it's much bigger in there than I imagined.

17:36 Speaker 5: I was surprised they got a perfect venue for just

17:40 Speaker 5: live music and stuff.

17:41 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, absolutely yeah.

17:43 Speaker 2: But I mean, I guess the people, not the place,

17:45 Speaker 2: but I regardless, you know, the uh the strange in Manchester.

17:50 Speaker 2: The Whole Loaf played there the other day and it

17:53 Speaker 2: was a free show. So they're playing with us tonight,

17:56 Speaker 2: and we felt like the need to support and not

17:59 Speaker 2: just the need, but we were building some community there.

18:02 Speaker 2: You were using the jump rope inside the change crew.

18:05 Speaker 3: Yeah, they have a jump rope.

18:07 Speaker 2: I brought it.

18:07 Speaker 1: You brought the jump rope.

18:09 Speaker 5: You're doing like double dutch in front of the stage.

18:10 Speaker 2: I won't do that again. We got the message I

18:12 Speaker 2: won't do that again.

18:14 Speaker 1: So why is that?

18:15 Speaker 2: I think there's no pool rules sign outside, but I

18:19 Speaker 2: think we might have stretched the limits there a little bit.

18:21 Speaker 1: You're not supposed to have a jump rope.

18:23 Speaker 5: Well, I mean it wasn't explicit, but yeah, it's one

18:25 Speaker 5: of those like unspoken.

18:27 Speaker 3: Like a liquor commissioner rule or something.

18:29 Speaker 5: It's kind of like, don't don't leave with your beard,

18:31 Speaker 5: don't bring your jump rope in.

18:33 Speaker 1: Right right?

18:33 Speaker 3: Yeah?

18:34 Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, but you know, uh, the terminus, I

18:40 Speaker 2: think there might be a little more leeway. They are

18:42 Speaker 2: a rehearsal space, so maybe they would be all right

18:44 Speaker 2: with the jump rope.

18:45 Speaker 5: We're looking frisbee this time.

18:46 Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, Frizze, bring in some bubbles.

18:49 Speaker 1: I can imagine Frisbee being a problem.

18:50 Speaker 2: Just bubbles.

18:51 Speaker 1: Oh, there you go.

18:52 Speaker 2: We got a couple of bubble girls that are just

18:53 Speaker 2: gonna hang out and blow bubbles right right.

18:56 Speaker 1: Well, you know, Green Jelly slash Green Jellow is gonna

18:59 Speaker 1: be there on the twenty seventh, and I'm sure they'll uh.

19:02 Speaker 2: We need to link up because you know how I'm

19:04 Speaker 2: a little wild.

19:05 Speaker 3: They'll they'll push whatever back.

19:06 Speaker 2: You need to link up on that. Yes, yes, I've

19:09 Speaker 2: seen what they do.

19:10 Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yep, yep.

19:12 Speaker 1: Yeah. They were on the show a number of months

19:14 Speaker 1: ago when they played in Manchester. We had them on

19:16 Speaker 1: and then Bill Man Speaker was like, yeah we should,

19:18 Speaker 1: uh we when we come back through the area, we

19:21 Speaker 1: should play somewhere.

19:22 Speaker 2: It's so funny. Aaron's name is on the tip of

19:24 Speaker 2: my tongue. He put me onto them.

19:25 Speaker 3: Oh really yeah?

19:26 Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah?

19:27 Speaker 10: And then who got them booked?

19:28 Speaker 1: You did?

19:29 Speaker 2: Ye?

19:29 Speaker 4: Yes, yes, forever.

19:32 Speaker 2: I just don't have capes.

19:34 Speaker 10: Eleanor and I are are going to pull that in

19:37 Speaker 10: our or resumes forever.

19:39 Speaker 2: Yes, you know, for her too. I you know, like

19:41 Speaker 2: you mentioned, we're not giving a bunch of places right now.

19:44 Speaker 2: This is our first one.

19:46 Speaker 1: Yeah.

19:46 Speaker 2: And uh, I've been also just kind of on a

19:49 Speaker 2: road to recovery, and I wanted to just say, like

19:51 Speaker 2: to Eleanor and Andre, thank you so much for putting

19:53 Speaker 2: us on, because like it just gave me a lot

19:55 Speaker 2: of hope, It gave me a lot of resurgence. So

19:57 Speaker 2: that was really important that you guys gave us the

19:59 Speaker 2: ch hands and put us onto it. So I really

20:01 Speaker 2: want to say thank you for that because that touches

20:04 Speaker 2: place in my heart.

20:05 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, Now resurgence from from what you were.

20:10 Speaker 2: I'm like, I've been sober for like sixteen months.

20:13 Speaker 3: Okay, congratulations, no.

20:15 Speaker 2: Whatever, it is like I went to a point where

20:18 Speaker 2: it was like, you know, like the jump rope. Yeah,

20:21 Speaker 2: I pushed the boundaries sometimes. So yeah, yeah, now I'm

20:24 Speaker 2: polishing it and getting under control.

20:26 Speaker 1: Good for you, Good for you. I have to say,

20:28 Speaker 1: you look healthier than I've ever seen you.

20:31 Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a different hui. Yeah, well I'll still always

20:33 Speaker 2: be huie.

20:34 Speaker 1: Yeah. So I mean not that I thought there was

20:36 Speaker 1: any issue before. I like, I didn't know.

20:38 Speaker 2: I didn't know that the men it was fun too.

20:41 Speaker 3: But but you do look healthier.

20:42 Speaker 2: Thank you.

20:43 Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely absolutely. Now, Oh, turn that mic around, Mike,

20:48 Speaker 1: if you would. I want to ask you, do you

20:49 Speaker 1: if you have other Do you have other projects you're

20:51 Speaker 1: involved in or you just focused on a lot of Corvette.

20:54 Speaker 12: Or yeah, I have a reggae band.

20:56 Speaker 1: Uh. We're called Boom Lava.

20:59 Speaker 3: That's a cool name.

21:00 Speaker 8: Yeah.

21:00 Speaker 3: Yeah, we we do like a lot.

21:02 Speaker 1: We do quite a few shows.

21:04 Speaker 12: We got one in this place called the Canteen Brewery,

21:08 Speaker 12: Sterling Street. Devin's coming up on Friday at the end

21:13 Speaker 12: of August. Leave that's the twenty second or twenty third.

21:18 Speaker 12: And then we got another one in Rochester, mass which

21:21 Speaker 12: is I don't know exactly the details, but it's on

21:24 Speaker 12: the Facebook.

21:26 Speaker 1: But yeah, but Boom Lava. Yeah, we do.

21:28 Speaker 3: We do a lot.

21:29 Speaker 12: We do originals, we do covers, and we're just all

21:31 Speaker 12: about the reggae, the love and that energy. You know.

21:34 Speaker 1: Oh, very cool, very cool, and Brad, just a lot

21:38 Speaker 1: of Cotte for me right now, let me I'm sorry,

21:41 Speaker 1: you're Mike is I mean, I'm go ahead and say

21:45 Speaker 1: that again.

21:46 Speaker 3: Oh I found you? Yeah, I found you. Yeah, I

21:49 Speaker 3: say that again, sir.

21:50 Speaker 6: I'm sorry, just saying not in any other projects at

21:53 Speaker 6: the moment, just focusing on a want of Corvette.

21:55 Speaker 1: But you're a drummer, yes now? Is so the reason

21:58 Speaker 1: this surprises me? And you might already know where I'm

22:01 Speaker 1: going with this, I know, Jenny does. Every drummer that

22:04 Speaker 1: we ever have on the show is in like ten

22:05 Speaker 1: or twelve different bands, because drummers are the hardest to find,

22:09 Speaker 1: and and this is your only band.

22:11 Speaker 3: That's amazing.

22:15 Speaker 2: Don't steal yeah, yeah, it's true.

22:20 Speaker 1: We're not shopping him around like every every band we have,

22:24 Speaker 1: like the drummers in multiple bands.

22:25 Speaker 3: And I have a theory about why that is.

22:28 Speaker 1: I think it's because when you're growing up and you

22:29 Speaker 1: first want to you know, get you get interested in

22:32 Speaker 1: playing an instrument, you have to talk with the parents about, hey,

22:34 Speaker 1: I want to play something.

22:35 Speaker 3: If you say.

22:36 Speaker 1: Drums, drums and maybe the tuba or the two, they're

22:39 Speaker 1: going to actively try to talk you out of and say,

22:41 Speaker 1: how about something a little quieter, you know, because nobody

22:43 Speaker 1: wants all that noise in their house, if if if

22:46 Speaker 1: their parents, they don't want their their kid banging on

22:48 Speaker 1: a drum set all night. So that's my theory. So, uh, well,

22:52 Speaker 1: good for you. I'm glad that you know. This is uh,

22:55 Speaker 1: this is it for you.

22:56 Speaker 11: Man.

22:56 Speaker 2: It's funny with the projects with me, like I definitely

22:59 Speaker 2: need a little bit of like equilibrium, like logic and reason.

23:03 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and he provides it.

23:06 Speaker 2: It's not easy to provide that.

23:10 Speaker 3: No, that makes sense.

23:11 Speaker 1: And so speaking of instruments too, So you're you're playing

23:14 Speaker 1: the bongos, is that the correct name for what you're

23:17 Speaker 1: doing or is that? Yeah?

23:18 Speaker 2: And then That's why I sometimes use the term auxiliary

23:21 Speaker 2: instruments too, if it's if it's going to be a

23:23 Speaker 2: different bongo or a little hand drummer or whatever.

23:25 Speaker 3: But because I usually see you playing a guitar, that's

23:28 Speaker 3: why I wondered.

23:30 Speaker 2: It's usually I carry around a little If you've ever

23:32 Speaker 2: seen me out on the sometimes out on the town,

23:35 Speaker 2: I'll have a little tiny minutes your pair. But yeah,

23:37 Speaker 2: I derive a lot of my cont It's funny we

23:41 Speaker 2: have a common friend in here. He hosts this strange

23:43 Speaker 2: grew open Mike's. His name is Scottie Armstrong and uh,

23:47 Speaker 2: he's the drummer. And I didn't know anything.

23:49 Speaker 3: How many bands to see him?

23:50 Speaker 2: D know none. I don't think that's crazy. And one

23:53 Speaker 2: and he's he's like a secret agent.

23:55 Speaker 1: I can't.

23:55 Speaker 2: He comes in every now and then. Have you ever

23:57 Speaker 2: heard of Jordan Quinn. Yes, he comes in and does

24:01 Speaker 2: work with her accompaniments. He's like a secret agent. I'll

24:04 Speaker 2: back you up when you need it, you know.

24:06 Speaker 3: Interesting?

24:07 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, But with Scotty the for me conceptual wise,

24:11 Speaker 2: with the bongos, he said to me, you need to

24:14 Speaker 2: learn how to write the drum parts, little snare things there,

24:17 Speaker 2: and you need to learn your fat backs and you

24:19 Speaker 2: need to carry around a set of bongos and learn thetaz.

24:22 Speaker 2: And then once you do, when Brad says something to

24:25 Speaker 2: me like five seven, yeah, I'm looking at him like

24:28 Speaker 2: is that reptile for I don't know? Yeah, And then

24:32 Speaker 2: but now I can understand because I'm trying to put

24:35 Speaker 2: some of the work in So yeah, yeah, still wear

24:37 Speaker 2: a lot of work in progress.

24:39 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, no, that's cool. Uh do you do that

24:42 Speaker 3: on all the songs that you do?

24:43 Speaker 2: Or we have two Latin ones. We have a good

24:45 Speaker 2: one called Queen of Scorn, and then we have the

24:48 Speaker 2: other one. Is that's the only one pain?

24:52 Speaker 5: Oh yeah yeah that was like a funk groove kind

24:55 Speaker 5: of thing.

24:56 Speaker 2: Yeah, a little bongo layered on on Pain on my mind.

24:59 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, okay, so that one and Queen, and then

25:03 Speaker 2: I do a touch of like lead guitar ish, just

25:08 Speaker 2: like playing guitar, like some wah Wan stuff on like

25:12 Speaker 2: we play come Together. We're gonna play that tonight and

25:14 Speaker 2: then we're gonna play my song. I actually play rhythm on.

25:18 Speaker 2: We have one song we play called Sewer Person and

25:21 Speaker 2: that's a huge song, as you can tell. Yeah, but

25:24 Speaker 2: but it made it over into the Yeah, and it's

25:28 Speaker 2: got a cool energy.

25:29 Speaker 3: I feel like that song has a story.

25:32 Speaker 7: Uh.

25:32 Speaker 2: Sewer person is like about somebody that's like sitting on

25:35 Speaker 2: the stoop that you're not sure if they might have

25:38 Speaker 2: some stuff that you might not want to contract, but

25:40 Speaker 2: you definitely want to share the joint with them and

25:42 Speaker 2: maybe rip off the end of it, you know. But

25:45 Speaker 2: you know, it's like you don't want to turn away

25:47 Speaker 2: from that person. You want to listen to their story,

25:50 Speaker 2: and you want to treat them listening because we're all

25:51 Speaker 2: sewer people. And I don't care if it's out of

25:54 Speaker 2: AA meeting or they're sitting on that stoop. Wherever that

25:56 Speaker 2: person is that needs to be heard. It's just like

25:59 Speaker 2: the musicians, listening is their most powerful tool.

26:02 Speaker 3: Yep.

26:03 Speaker 2: So I try and you know, listen to a person

26:05 Speaker 2: even if they're from the sewer.

26:07 Speaker 1: Oh okay, very good. And but in a situation like that,

26:10 Speaker 1: you don't call the.

26:11 Speaker 3: Person a sewer person.

26:12 Speaker 2: Well, I'm a sewer person, but.

26:13 Speaker 3: You don't say you don't.

26:15 Speaker 1: You don't address them as such because they might take

26:18 Speaker 1: it wrong.

26:18 Speaker 2: Amen, you know, I hope they never do. I honestly

26:22 Speaker 2: hope they never do.

26:25 Speaker 3: Oh, very cool, very cool.

26:28 Speaker 1: How many?

26:28 Speaker 3: How many songs do you guys? I know you just

26:30 Speaker 3: wanted to do the two today, But do.

26:32 Speaker 1: You guys have a lot of material that you've written

26:35 Speaker 1: together as a band?

26:35 Speaker 5: Yes, all together with what we've written, I think we

26:38 Speaker 5: have like forty minutes of material right now. We probably

26:40 Speaker 5: have like seven or eight songs.

26:42 Speaker 2: I think maybe nine if.

26:44 Speaker 5: It might be nine. Yeah, and then a couple that

26:46 Speaker 5: are in the works, aren't ready to come out yet.

26:48 Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, Oh very cool, excellent ectually.

26:51 Speaker 2: Yeah that leave it where it Lies.

26:52 Speaker 5: It's still a little rusty, yeah that I know. It's

26:55 Speaker 5: too good to drop. Yeah. We got this one, this

26:58 Speaker 5: one riff that that I just came up with a

27:00 Speaker 5: couple of days ago. We call it leave It where

27:03 Speaker 5: it Lies. It's like it's kind of like a big

27:05 Speaker 5: kind of bridge or like a chorus kind of thing.

27:08 Speaker 5: We just play it over and over again to keep

27:09 Speaker 5: it fresh. But we need to add more parts to it.

27:11 Speaker 5: It just hasn't it's not ready yet. It hasn't emerged.

27:14 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, but I like it. Also, the thing

27:17 Speaker 2: we really needed is Steven's leadership. He like comes up

27:20 Speaker 2: with some progressions. He's out there playing rhythm and lead

27:23 Speaker 2: on his own holding in the fort, you know, and

27:27 Speaker 2: he does that for us, and we need him to

27:28 Speaker 2: do that and he does it. So it's it's not

27:30 Speaker 2: an easy task. And you know, thank you because like

27:33 Speaker 2: the songs are coming out great with those progressions coming together.

27:36 Speaker 3: So excellent, excellent.

27:39 Speaker 1: By the way, we have somebody new in the chat room.

27:41 Speaker 1: Hermit Starky says, good morning, Matt and Jen. We say,

27:46 Speaker 1: how are you from us, Hermit Starky. We are a

27:50 Speaker 1: singing group quartet. We are from Greensboro, North Carolina.

27:54 Speaker 3: Oh no, really, what was.

27:56 Speaker 1: Hope the rappers say earlier about bots. Yes, we have

28:01 Speaker 1: a lot of I don't know if this happened, if

28:02 Speaker 1: this has happened any of the times you've been honest.

28:04 Speaker 2: We say hello to North Carolina.

28:06 Speaker 3: Yes you speak.

28:11 Speaker 5: Hermit. Yes, that's our new band name. If Alana Corvette's taken.

28:16 Speaker 3: There you go, there you go. Yes.

28:17 Speaker 1: We get a lot of people, uh in the chat

28:19 Speaker 1: room who are from Greensboro, North Carolina, and they're all

28:22 Speaker 1: in these pop singing groups and they all talk about

28:24 Speaker 1: how they sing and dance.

28:25 Speaker 2: We always say about Alana Corvette, right, we always say

28:28 Speaker 2: she's not popular, she's not shy, but be careful, she

28:31 Speaker 2: might be a guy or ai.

28:33 Speaker 1: Uh huh ah, yes, yes, yes, very good. Does the

28:39 Speaker 1: name uh we talked about the name where it came from.

28:41 Speaker 1: But does it have a special meeting or did it

28:44 Speaker 1: just sound.

28:44 Speaker 2: Cool or it's the logo? So for us, we're a

28:48 Speaker 2: little bit camera shy. Yeah, yeah, right, no, I'm just kidding.

28:52 Speaker 2: I'm not. But you know, we're working on the whole

28:56 Speaker 2: pictures like thing, and right now it's just been easier

28:59 Speaker 2: to do concept art. Okay, and with Elana the corvette, Yeah,

29:03 Speaker 2: we can draw it. Yeah, we could have somebody paint it.

29:06 Speaker 2: We should have some people paint it because I want

29:08 Speaker 2: to work with oils and acrylics and commission someone for

29:11 Speaker 2: art rather than doing digital art. Right whatever, But the

29:15 Speaker 2: digital art thing, we had to get something out there. Yeah,

29:18 Speaker 2: So it came together easier with that. So it was

29:22 Speaker 2: a means it's it's like the whole thing. It's a vehicle.

29:25 Speaker 2: So you know when we and we use that to

29:28 Speaker 2: just produce you know, I think the logo looks nice. Yeah,

29:32 Speaker 2: and we'll look down the line as far as what

29:35 Speaker 2: we do for merch maybe a T shirt. Yeah, so

29:38 Speaker 2: then then well then we'll really be.

29:39 Speaker 7: Like, oh, what do we like about this logo?

29:41 Speaker 2: Because once the D shirt it gets a little more

29:43 Speaker 2: you really want it to be nice.

29:45 Speaker 3: Then it's real.

29:45 Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, exactly, exactly.

29:48 Speaker 3: Yeah, No, it's a cool it's a cool name. It's

29:50 Speaker 3: a cool logo. I dig it. Did uh?

29:52 Speaker 1: Did you guys all agree on it right away on

29:54 Speaker 1: the name.

29:55 Speaker 5: Or pretty much? We're kind of like, it's still in

29:57 Speaker 5: the works, but it's kind of the best name we

29:58 Speaker 5: got so far.

29:59 Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Do you remember any of the others we

30:03 Speaker 1: talked about one that you rejected? But the sagis But

30:05 Speaker 1: do you remember I love Have.

30:06 Speaker 2: You ever heard you've heard the Mookie Blaylock thing? Yeah,

30:09 Speaker 2: Pearl jam Yes, they were in our Mookie Blaylock phase.

30:14 Speaker 3: Yeah.

30:14 Speaker 2: Where we're just we're shopping right But we like Alana

30:17 Speaker 2: right now, Corvette and I think that's the thing we

30:20 Speaker 2: might be married to for a bit. But the SAGI is,

30:22 Speaker 2: it's going to hold a place in our heart for sure.

30:25 Speaker 2: But that band from New Jersey, they're wrapping it. Yeah,

30:27 Speaker 2: so I gotta let him have it.

30:29 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah. For those who don't know.

30:31 Speaker 1: So Mookie Blaylock was the original name Pearl Jam had

30:34 Speaker 1: and he's a baseball player, right basketball? Oh?

30:37 Speaker 3: Basketball?

30:37 Speaker 1: Okay, And then I think they did did the guy

30:41 Speaker 1: or is the state threaten to sue them?

30:42 Speaker 3: Is that what it was?

30:44 Speaker 2: The basketball player was going through some legal issues of

30:46 Speaker 2: his own, so it became a thing.

30:48 Speaker 1: Oh okay, Yes, I didn't know about that part. Yeah,

30:50 Speaker 1: So then they weren't with Pearl Jam.

30:52 Speaker 3: I don't know.

30:52 Speaker 1: I think it was probably a good decision. Yes, seems

30:55 Speaker 1: like they they sold a few records.

30:57 Speaker 2: Where it's just it's funny, like you said, the promoting

31:01 Speaker 2: thing with the different social media's and stuff like that,

31:04 Speaker 2: where your intention and your message is the most important thing. Yeah,

31:08 Speaker 2: so it's funny. We we we try and stick with

31:11 Speaker 2: our integrity with that within our songs and the music

31:14 Speaker 2: and as far as the marketing goes, we're trying to

31:18 Speaker 2: do something that serves a purpose as far as you know,

31:22 Speaker 2: helps us reach an audience more and with the Latin songs,

31:26 Speaker 2: that's even where for me, I've and we've talked about

31:28 Speaker 2: incorporating some Spanish eventually into it. Yeah, because we're in

31:31 Speaker 2: southern New Hampshire, so we don't want someone to walk

31:33 Speaker 2: through the door of a bar that speaks maybe Spanish.

31:36 Speaker 2: We don't. We don't want to alienate half our audience

31:38 Speaker 2: right out the gate.

31:39 Speaker 3: Oh that's interesting you. So do you speak Spanish?

31:41 Speaker 2: Uh? Poco, uh, tank twetatto, peril, nothings meto. It means

31:46 Speaker 2: have caution, but do not have fear. Oh okay, so

31:49 Speaker 2: I a few things.

31:51 Speaker 3: That's more than I took three years.

31:52 Speaker 2: Like say, if like a grandmother came to a wedding

31:55 Speaker 2: and nobody else there spoke Spanish, I'd be like, I

31:57 Speaker 2: got you, Oh can chat? Yeh know, you know, but

32:02 Speaker 2: you know when I'm called upon. Yeah, we're not going

32:05 Speaker 2: to add all kinds of languages into it, but we

32:08 Speaker 2: just we want to be approachable and we want to

32:11 Speaker 2: approach all audiences. So how can you say you do

32:14 Speaker 2: that if you're not actually trying to do it.

32:16 Speaker 5: Yeah, we're really trying to cover like a wide range

32:18 Speaker 5: of sounds and genres to not get too locked into

32:21 Speaker 5: one thing with like, oh, we're just gonna sound like

32:23 Speaker 5: Cage the Elephant, Indie Clone or something right r.

32:26 Speaker 2: Yeah, you just had the artist in here. We're working

32:29 Speaker 2: with a rapper, so we can maybe have a hip

32:31 Speaker 2: hop song or too cool so that you can say

32:33 Speaker 2: we don't cover that genre to.

32:34 Speaker 3: Right, right, you're working with somebody already.

32:37 Speaker 2: Yeah who Melissa, Yeah yeah, Lash Melissa Lash l a chat.

32:50 Speaker 2: I wonder correctly too, but I believe it's Melissa Latch,

32:54 Speaker 2: so yes.

32:54 Speaker 3: Latch okay, and she's got what she's gonna rap on

32:59 Speaker 3: a song or so she.

33:00 Speaker 2: Has an original it's called money, like I think money

33:05 Speaker 2: something problems, Sorry about that, Okay, I'm catching up on that. Yeah,

33:09 Speaker 2: this is a new and uh where we've currently been

33:14 Speaker 2: creating like an instrumental that could be a backing for it, okay,

33:17 Speaker 2: and then whether it she joins a project or whatever.

33:20 Speaker 2: But that's like a thing where I created an accompaniment

33:23 Speaker 2: for her. She's doing a lower water festival this weekend

33:25 Speaker 2: for Cambodia, like it's a it's like an awareness type

33:29 Speaker 2: of thing.

33:30 Speaker 5: And the low folk fest down there.

33:31 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, so I created this like a traditional Cambodian

33:35 Speaker 2: backing track for her, and then she was like, could

33:39 Speaker 2: you also create a backing track for my wrap thing?

33:41 Speaker 2: And I was like, well that's no, I need a

33:43 Speaker 2: drummer and a bassist. Yeah, so that's now we're here.

33:48 Speaker 2: So you you you created a Cambodian a traditional Cambodian

33:54 Speaker 2: like accompaniment. It's got like yeah, it's got like mallets

33:57 Speaker 2: and like clovs and like a I don't know. It's

34:01 Speaker 2: got the use of like instruments that are more traditional

34:04 Speaker 2: worldly type.

34:05 Speaker 5: Of you know, like boards of Canada. Yeah, this is

34:08 Speaker 5: like Boards of Cambodia.

34:09 Speaker 1: Okay.

34:10 Speaker 2: Yeah. And it's got a little a little synth thing

34:14 Speaker 2: that you think, like you're walking by the little water

34:16 Speaker 2: thing and.

34:17 Speaker 7: It's how do how does this even happen?

34:20 Speaker 3: That you like, how do you even know to do well?

34:22 Speaker 3: I always learn things from you.

34:25 Speaker 5: You got to just point.

34:28 Speaker 2: So I feel like if like if I if I

34:32 Speaker 2: say no to branching out type of thing recently, it's

34:35 Speaker 2: only because I'm working on that trying to but but

34:40 Speaker 2: but in general I try and branch out because I

34:44 Speaker 2: I think that it's it's funny that whole keeping your

34:47 Speaker 2: ear open. I lose the humility and in the very

34:52 Speaker 2: second when I don't do it, like when I uh,

34:55 Speaker 2: but it's almost like you can learn lessons from every

34:58 Speaker 2: type of person out there. Oh yeah, And even if

35:00 Speaker 2: I think at first, like maybe this guy plays just

35:03 Speaker 2: down home country and whatever. Then all of a sudden,

35:06 Speaker 2: I'm like, did I just learn to play like a

35:09 Speaker 2: nice transition from a minor to like a d from

35:12 Speaker 2: that guy, even though he just plays down home country.

35:15 Speaker 2: So I try and pick up everybody's little tricks. They

35:18 Speaker 2: got up their sleeves and adam in my book. And

35:21 Speaker 2: like I said, this woman Melissa, she may be a rapper,

35:24 Speaker 2: but she's Cambodian. She has this all this heritage and

35:27 Speaker 2: stuff and these auxiliary instruments their father left behind. And

35:31 Speaker 2: I'm like, yo, tink tink tink, set up in front

35:35 Speaker 2: of the condenser. Mic ooh that's a neat sound.

35:37 Speaker 8: Wow.

35:38 Speaker 3: So I just love and you do like to experiment.

35:41 Speaker 2: You know, when you find an instrument in the basement

35:43 Speaker 2: and somebody tells you about how good it is, but

35:44 Speaker 2: it's dusty, like to I like to clean it up

35:48 Speaker 2: and record it and go now it really sounds good

35:51 Speaker 2: on the track. So I really like to find where

35:54 Speaker 2: we can. And you have to hear each other and

35:57 Speaker 2: work together. Yeah, if I didn't listen to the what

36:00 Speaker 2: these guys come up with. They make most of the instrumentals.

36:03 Speaker 1: I just sing.

36:04 Speaker 2: So in this group, it's so like, I really really

36:07 Speaker 2: have to listen. Yeah, and if I and if my

36:10 Speaker 2: vocals come in and it's it doesn't do their instrumental

36:13 Speaker 2: justice start over?

36:15 Speaker 1: Yep.

36:15 Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it makes sense.

36:17 Speaker 2: That that can be When they say to me, Hey,

36:19 Speaker 2: that one wasn't it. Sometimes I'm like, let me go

36:21 Speaker 2: on the porch. You cry. I'm just.

36:26 Speaker 3: Oh, very cool, very cool.

36:28 Speaker 8: Uh?

36:28 Speaker 3: So, are you gonna record with her or is she

36:31 Speaker 3: just gonna play live with you.

36:32 Speaker 2: Or development as a lot of corvette. We're working on it.

36:37 Speaker 5: Okay, okay, but have some like backup vocals or something

36:41 Speaker 5: like that.

36:41 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, oh very cool.

36:43 Speaker 2: She's got a very Donna with the dead vibe. Yeah yeah,

36:46 Speaker 2: all right, she's a preaching peace and movement and then

36:50 Speaker 2: all of a sudden belts out a note and you go,

36:52 Speaker 2: I kind of think that does fit.

36:53 Speaker 3: Yeah, very cool, very cool.

36:57 Speaker 1: Now what uh before we run out of time to

37:00 Speaker 1: uh what do you obviously you've got the show a

37:02 Speaker 1: terminus tonight?

37:02 Speaker 3: And then are you do you have more shows lined up?

37:04 Speaker 3: Or what's uh?

37:05 Speaker 5: Hit us up on Facebook? Man, We're ready to play?

37:07 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, you guys are a pretty new project.

37:10 Speaker 1: So well, I think it's very cool that you came

37:12 Speaker 1: in here to play and uh and we got to

37:15 Speaker 1: kind of you know, present you having us.

37:18 Speaker 2: My buddy there, Jim Hurley with Turbocats.

37:20 Speaker 3: Oh, Turbocats was on the show.

37:22 Speaker 2: The drummer was here too.

37:24 Speaker 3: I think I think the whole band, the whole band

37:25 Speaker 3: was here, right, Jenny, Yeah, I.

37:27 Speaker 2: Think Jim the drummer there. He's older it than the

37:29 Speaker 2: rest of the group. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay.

37:32 Speaker 1: Uh.

37:32 Speaker 2: He has a barbecue like a little party. We'll play

37:35 Speaker 2: at that. Yeah, that's our next thing we have. Okay, okay,

37:39 Speaker 2: but you know, so we like to get a real

37:42 Speaker 2: gig out there. And yeah, you know, it's some at

37:45 Speaker 2: a venue. But I love Jim and I appreciate him

37:48 Speaker 2: for putting us on on that. That's good vibes. So

37:51 Speaker 2: keep the keep the dream going.

37:52 Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, you work a lot with Jim.

37:55 Speaker 12: Yeah, Jim's a great guy.

37:56 Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, Dream Alive and Turbocats is great. We like

38:01 Speaker 3: them very very much.

38:02 Speaker 2: My cat looks like a cow mu yow. Genius.

38:09 Speaker 1: And where should people go online to keep up with

38:11 Speaker 1: everything you guys are doing.

38:12 Speaker 2: Yeah, we're at a lot of Corvette on Facebook right now.

38:15 Speaker 2: We'll get on the Instagram. Sorry about dragging my heels everyone, but.

38:19 Speaker 3: Right now it is a new band.

38:20 Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't have any demos or music out there

38:23 Speaker 2: right now, guys, but once we do the show tonight

38:25 Speaker 2: at Terminus, you'll be able to see us on Facebook.

38:27 Speaker 2: So support Midnight Creative Collective, support Terminus Underground because they're

38:31 Speaker 2: supporting live music absolutely.

38:33 Speaker 1: Absolutely well, guys, Thank you so much, and we'll have

38:38 Speaker 1: to do this again in the future. And I really

38:40 Speaker 1: dig what you're doing and I look forward to premiering

38:43 Speaker 1: some studio tracks too when you're ready right on.

38:46 Speaker 5: Thanks for having us much appreciate

38:47 Speaker 3: It absolutely guys, Thank you so much.