Field Dispatch
Matt Connarton Unleashed: Kevin Horan
Speaker 1: On another road today.
Speaker 2: Make a little magic, take a little something drift and
Speaker 2: roll away, burn a little time instead, something in the shadow?
Speaker 2: Who send me back and make me think again? I'm
Speaker 2: getting a longer.
Speaker 1: Let's time back and find me.
Speaker 3: I'll be howling, letting me moving you while I'm getting lost.
Speaker 4: Woe w.
Speaker 5: Cross a lane and find myself away from my land.
Speaker 6: I'm so high to see.
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Speaker 6: Front of me?
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Speaker 5: You then Amergic guys in general carry about the green.
Speaker 1: I'm in the long back.
Speaker 3: You can't buy me own ands fine halfway to me
Speaker 3: of the lungs world. Who cross the line and find
Speaker 3: myself away from my land?
Speaker 6: More so?
Speaker 5: Couldn't be any further from the life.
Speaker 6: You say, leave, realize that.
Speaker 1: I'm getting locked.
Speaker 6: Im that you find me.
Speaker 3: I'll be bouncing around, move the air when I'm getting
Speaker 3: lock house. What wocuse I I haven't found myself from moll,
Speaker 3: I'm getting love before.
Speaker 6: I love fa.
Speaker 1: I'm getting a loo loo bot cross from.
Speaker 7: That is called Drift. That is a new single from
Speaker 7: Kevin Horn, and Kevin is here with us. We're gonna
Speaker 7: speak with him in just a moment really looking forward
Speaker 7: to this and let me get that mic up. Kevin
Speaker 7: Horn is here with us live. Hello sir, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 7: Let me turn you up a little bit here, it
Speaker 7: gets you a little louder.
Speaker 5: There we go.
Speaker 7: Hello, welcome.
Speaker 5: This is your u.
Speaker 7: This is your first time at the new Digs.
Speaker 5: Yes it is yep.
Speaker 8: Last time I was with you guys, was over on
Speaker 8: Elm Street up on that building upstairs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, isn't this nicer?
Speaker 9: It is?
Speaker 5: It's very cool.
Speaker 7: Everything's new and clean and you can tell, like when
Speaker 7: you look at the outside of the building, you know
Speaker 7: what's inside it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it's very it's I mean, it's so. This
Speaker 8: was an old bus station.
Speaker 7: This used to be the bus station. Yeah, yeah, cool, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's cool.
Speaker 5: Now we love it here.
Speaker 7: What's nice to us? You know because the old station.
Speaker 7: You know, I mentioned the name being on the building
Speaker 7: because at the old location, at the same station, the
Speaker 7: old location. I should be more precise. You wouldn't know,
Speaker 7: like if you were if you were on Elm Street
Speaker 7: looking up, you'd never know there was a radio station
Speaker 7: in the building.
Speaker 5: It was Margaritas.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, there're floor Margarite.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: One thing I liked about that was that I remember
Speaker 8: I came on one time and it was like a
Speaker 8: nice beautiful summer evening or something day or something, and
Speaker 8: the windows were open or so you could just hear
Speaker 8: all the action outside.
Speaker 5: It was kind of cool. That part I kind of missed. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: but everything else is it's just so much nicer here.
Speaker 5: So I just drank from a water fountain for the
Speaker 5: first time, and like since I was twelve.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I love that single drift that just did
Speaker 7: that just come out? Is that brand new or how
Speaker 7: new was that?
Speaker 5: It came out a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 8: It's actually the title track off the upcoming album Okay,
Speaker 8: my first ever solo album.
Speaker 7: Oh congratulations, thank you very much. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. When
Speaker 7: you were on the show before?
Speaker 6: How many times been?
Speaker 5: Is this your third time or second time on the show.
Speaker 5: I feel like it's your third? It was it would
Speaker 5: have been three, It would have been three.
Speaker 7: Oh do you want to tell the story of.
Speaker 8: I have to I have an apology to make as
Speaker 8: I'm sitting right here before you both. So, I think
Speaker 8: it was about a year and a half ago. I
Speaker 8: was I was booked, I was supposed to be on
Speaker 8: and my wife and I had actually just moved to
Speaker 8: our house and conquered and I remember that specifically because
Speaker 8: the house was you know how it is when you move.
Speaker 5: It's chaos.
Speaker 8: There's boxes all over the place, and you know, as
Speaker 8: musicians tend to do, we're running late. So I got
Speaker 8: up that morning, I'm like, oh, you know, all frenzied
Speaker 8: looking for my I'm not the type of guy. I'm
Speaker 8: a lot of things, but I'm not the type of
Speaker 8: guy that usually loses my keys. For whatever reason, this
Speaker 8: morning that I'm supposed to be on a radio show,
Speaker 8: can't find my keys.
Speaker 5: I'm looking through all the boxes and tearing them apart.
Speaker 8: And my neighbors, I don't think, talk to us for
Speaker 8: six months because they probably heard the psycho wow going
Speaker 8: crazy like. And then I'm like, well, I definitely wouldn't
Speaker 8: have locked them in my car. And then I go
Speaker 8: out to the driveway and there they are sitting right
Speaker 8: on the front passenger seat of my car, and I'm thinking, Okay,
Speaker 8: at this point, I know I got to cancel.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what lie do I come up with to tell
Speaker 5: them to avoid telling them that I locked that.
Speaker 8: You know, It's like, hey, Frank, I can't be unto
Speaker 8: work because I locked Oh yeah, no big deal. But like, hey,
Speaker 8: I can't be on your radio show because I'm an idiot.
Speaker 8: So anyway, so yes, I locked my Jen was lovely
Speaker 8: about it. But I locked my keys in my car
Speaker 8: and had to miss being on a radiohow oh yeah.
Speaker 7: But but but so you realize they were in your
Speaker 7: car after you'd already h torn everything else apart looking
Speaker 7: for him.
Speaker 5: So the whole house is torn apart.
Speaker 8: My neighbors think I'm crazy, And then uh yeah, and
Speaker 8: then there they are sitting on the passenger seat of
Speaker 8: my car.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, triple a to come open my door? Like, oh,
Speaker 5: no kidding, Yeah, you have a spare key anywhere? No,
Speaker 5: you know, a grown adult is your spare keys?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 5: No big deal, That's what I'm saying. Like, how do
Speaker 5: I call this one in?
Speaker 7: Oh, that's funny, that's funny. I have a I have
Speaker 7: a quick key story. I once threw a set of
Speaker 7: car keys into a dumpster by a mistake.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was Uh.
Speaker 7: I was living in an apartment complex and conquered at
Speaker 7: the time, and I was on my way out the door,
Speaker 7: and I was in a big hurry and i'd left.
Speaker 7: I was running late. It's always running late, right, Yeah.
Speaker 7: So I had a bag of garbage next to the
Speaker 7: door that I was going to take to the dumpster
Speaker 7: on my way out. So so I'm in a hurry.
Speaker 7: So I grabbed my car keys, and my house keys
Speaker 7: are all in one key ring. I grab them with
Speaker 7: my right hand, and I'm in a big hurry. I'm
Speaker 7: running out the door. I'm like, oh, I gotta grab
Speaker 7: that bag of garbage. And with the same hand I
Speaker 7: grabbed the back of garbage. And I was in such
Speaker 7: a hurry that somehow, once I got outside on my
Speaker 7: way to my car, I was like, oh, I gotta
Speaker 7: throw this back of garbage away, and I managed to
Speaker 7: forget that. In the same hand, I'm also holding my keys,
Speaker 7: and I remember hurling the garbage bag into the dumpster
Speaker 7: and just kind of it was like everything was moving
Speaker 7: in slow motion for a moment, because it's like I'm
Speaker 7: watching the garbage bag sail into the dumpster, and I'm
Speaker 7: also watching my keys sailing into that dumpster, and it's
Speaker 7: like it's like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and uh, sure enough. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So there was one lucky thing about it, though, believe
Speaker 7: it or not, there was actually a lucky thing in
Speaker 7: the story. The dumpster had been emptied that morning. The
Speaker 7: truck had come to empty of the dumpster. So when
Speaker 7: I ran over and I looked in, I could see
Speaker 7: the garbage bag and my keys were sitting right on
Speaker 7: top of the garbage bag. I had just thrown into it.
Speaker 5: That's lucky.
Speaker 7: Still, i'd climb in and get the keys, but at
Speaker 7: least to dive everybody's garbage. That would have been That
Speaker 7: would have been horrible. That would have been horrible. But
Speaker 7: uh no, But anyway, we're very happy that you're here.
Speaker 7: I listened to the tracks that you sent. I love
Speaker 7: them all.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Drift fantastic single. You said it's coming out on the
Speaker 7: new album Come Yes.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Yep, that's on the new album. It's actually the
Speaker 8: title of the album is Okay Okay?
Speaker 7: And when is that?
Speaker 8: That comes out streaming everywhere Friday, June twenty seventh. Okay,
Speaker 8: So that comes out the twenty seventh, and then we're
Speaker 8: doing a big show at B and H Stage and
Speaker 8: Conquered the next night on June twenty eighth, to celebrate excellent. Yeah,
Speaker 8: so you can get your tickets online. I think it's
Speaker 8: the conquered Capital Center for the arts website. Okay, and
Speaker 8: the my my Facebook all that's I'm always advertising.
Speaker 7: So is that the show Cosmic Blossom is on with you?
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm sorry, Yes, you just played the world premiere
Speaker 8: of the Cosmic Blossom song. Yes, that's my friends there.
Speaker 8: They're uh, they're gonna they're gonna join us. Actually, a
Speaker 8: couple guys from Cosmic Blossom are gonna play with me
Speaker 8: as well. So Gary Smith, who's the bass player, Uh,
Speaker 8: he's gonna play bass with us. U to Palmas playing
Speaker 8: guitar with us. Excellent, And then we got a few
Speaker 8: other guys joining us.
Speaker 7: That's really cool, I would say about Gary. He's one
Speaker 7: of the most talented and busiest musicians. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I always you know, I think I'm busy, and then
Speaker 8: I look at that guy's schedule. He's just always out.
Speaker 8: He's always out doing it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's really cool. He's in. Like those guys are
Speaker 5: all in like, oh yeah, ten bands. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: of course, of course. No, that's great.
Speaker 7: Now, so why is this why now to do an album?
Speaker 7: You mentioned this is your first solo album.
Speaker 9: It is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a that's a great question. I had been
Speaker 5: in a band, the Stone Road Band. We were a band.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, we played, uh, I used to when we
Speaker 7: were on afternoons. I used to always play a breakdown.
Speaker 7: I love that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, cool, thanks man. Yeah, that's that's actually that was
Speaker 5: one of our favorites.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I used to live down in Providence, Rhode Island, and
Speaker 8: we started the band down there, and we were together
Speaker 8: a few years, and we put out a couple of
Speaker 8: things and and then you know, like everybody the world
Speaker 8: shut down and COVID and kind of and then we
Speaker 8: were all kind of scattered at that point, and it
Speaker 8: was kind of harder and harder to get together, and
Speaker 8: eventually we just got to the point where we disbanded
Speaker 8: on good terms. But I kept going, and then I
Speaker 8: decided to become a musician for a living, and I
Speaker 8: guess it just got to a.
Speaker 5: Point where I was I was out playing.
Speaker 8: I play all the time, almost every week on I'm
Speaker 8: out playing somewhere, and you know, I got my sign
Speaker 8: with my scan code on it, and you're trying to
Speaker 8: promote yourself, and I kept At this point, it had
Speaker 8: been a couple of years since we had even been
Speaker 8: a bandoned. I had no music with my name on it,
Speaker 8: and it was just like, you know, I wrote the
Speaker 8: Stone Road Band songs, but you know, I'm telling people like, hey,
Speaker 8: scan this code, go look up the Stone Road Band,
Speaker 8: Who's not a band anymore?
Speaker 5: And blah blah blah.
Speaker 8: So it really it just kind of started from the
Speaker 8: the feeling of needing something with my name on it.
Speaker 8: So it was just going to start as like a
Speaker 8: four or five song EP that I was just going
Speaker 8: to record in my attic. And then I started working
Speaker 8: with Uh, the producer that I was working with, and
Speaker 8: we put together the first single. I I mean, I
Speaker 8: thought this thing was gonna be out like a year ago, yeah,
Speaker 8: because I thought it was gonna be like an EP.
Speaker 8: And so I released the first single anything Uh February.
Speaker 8: It was like the week before my daughter was born.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, I wanted it to come out.
Speaker 8: But but when he sent that song back to me,
Speaker 8: I'd started recording on all the other ones, but when
Speaker 8: he sent me that one, I was like, holy moly.
Speaker 8: I couldn't believe what he had done with it, and
Speaker 8: and it sounded really good. So I just thought, you know,
Speaker 8: maybe I could keep going with that. I mean, I
Speaker 8: recorded this in my attic and he made it sound
Speaker 8: like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I just started adding songs and adding songs and it
Speaker 8: became a full blown h It was supposed to be
Speaker 8: twelve but now ten song record.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, yeah, okay, okay, very good.
Speaker 5: Very good. That was the longest answer ever. I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: No, no, that's great. No, No, we have the time,
Speaker 7: and I'm I'm I'm very interested.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Do you find do you find it more satisfying?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 7: You know, because you mentioned, you know, you talked about
Speaker 7: the Stone Road Band, is it? Is it more satisfying
Speaker 7: being a solo artist? I miss those guys. I always
Speaker 7: want one of them. Is your brother, right, your brother,
Speaker 7: my cousin, cousin, he may as well be the guitar player. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Mike,
Speaker 7: because I remember talking about him because his solo on Breakdown.
Speaker 7: So it makes a song, it's so good.
Speaker 5: So luckily they all show up on the record. Cool.
Speaker 7: Oh, that's awesome.
Speaker 8: So we had actually the first song on the album
Speaker 8: is called Friend of the Fire, and that's one of
Speaker 8: my favorite songs I've ever written. We had recorded a
Speaker 8: live album which that landed on but it was live
Speaker 8: and I always wanted like that, proper studio, you know,
Speaker 8: what I heard in my head to Come Alive, and
Speaker 8: we had done originally wasn't going to be on the album,
Speaker 8: but I was looking to feel a little bit more
Speaker 8: space and and uh and kind of the album actually
Speaker 8: tells a story from start to finish, and and that
Speaker 8: landed as a great start. And anyway, I was kind
Speaker 8: of listening on my my iPhone and on shuffle, and
Speaker 8: this old demo that we had done of the song
Speaker 8: and came up. I'm like, man, I know what my
Speaker 8: producer is capable of. I wonder if it is then
Speaker 8: a Deanna Fielding in the Coop Studios in New York.
Speaker 8: I was like, I wonder if I sent this to her,
Speaker 8: if she could kind of clean it up a little
Speaker 8: bit and do something with it. So, actually the first
Speaker 8: song on the album is the Stone road Band. And
Speaker 8: then there's a song called Brutus.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 7: I remember playing that one on the radio too.
Speaker 8: That that was again another one that we had done
Speaker 8: live but we never recorded in the studio. And so
Speaker 8: my cousin he's on that one, and then our bass
Speaker 8: player Phills on that one. Cool I played the drums,
Speaker 8: but so yeah, so there's a little bit of Stone
Speaker 8: road Band action on on the album and like little
Speaker 8: nods to that kind of stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you mentioned too, you're playing out a lot, You're
Speaker 7: you're pretty busy. What what like are you are you
Speaker 7: playing these songs like that are on the album or
Speaker 7: are these the songs you're playing live? Or do you
Speaker 7: mix in covers or like what what's the live situation?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 8: I do a lot of breweries and restaurants, yeah, things
Speaker 8: like that. So yeah, I mean I'm lucky. And I
Speaker 8: think what's amazing about the brewery scene is that they're
Speaker 8: looking for something different and and really encourage artists like
Speaker 8: myself to come in and do our thing. And and uh,
Speaker 8: so I I do you know, I know where I'm playing,
Speaker 8: So I I I do a lot of covers, but
Speaker 8: I do try to mix in some of these songs
Speaker 8: as I go. And and uh, it's a great community
Speaker 8: around here. Everybody's always very super supportive. And oh it's
Speaker 8: really cool to hear original music. And uh, you know
Speaker 8: all my friends at like Great North and and and
Speaker 8: and uh I looked over at Jen because her son
Speaker 8: Jesse works at Great North and he's a talented musician
Speaker 8: and his own also a talented great singer and uh,
Speaker 8: and I have to shout Jesse out.
Speaker 5: I play all over southern New Hampshire. I play in Maine,
Speaker 5: playing in Vermont, mass you know, all over New England.
Speaker 5: No place do I play.
Speaker 8: That's that Jeff Jesse is always standing like at this point,
Speaker 8: he's like standing at the door when I get there. Yeah,
Speaker 8: he's always there to help me bring my stuff in.
Speaker 5: No place I go. Does anybody do that?
Speaker 8: He always Hey, man, he doesn't even ask anymore. He
Speaker 8: just meets me at the door insteads bringing all my stuff.
Speaker 7: Oh that's cool. Yeah, I love hearing that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a little story about your boy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: Good guy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's great. He's great, absolutely absolutely. Where have you been?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: Do you get out of the area A lot for shows?
Speaker 7: Have you been?
Speaker 5: I go up to Maine every now and then. There's
Speaker 5: a great distillery called Wild Bevy Distillery up in Wells,
Speaker 5: Maine that I play.
Speaker 8: Yeah, every couple of months or so. A lot of
Speaker 8: New Hampshire these days, I do.
Speaker 7: It seems like there's enough venues here now totally that
Speaker 7: that you don't need to necessarily go far right, Yeah,
Speaker 7: to stay busy, you can exactly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it's I mean, there's how many breweries are
Speaker 8: there around the area. I mean it's there, there's one.
Speaker 8: Like it's like Dunkin Donuts.
Speaker 7: Now, Yeah, I know it wasn't like that years ago,
Speaker 7: was it.
Speaker 4: No, it was not.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I think that's it's I think it's actually
Speaker 8: made it. It's a really nice thing for guys like myself,
Speaker 8: who I'm forty three. You know, you wouldn't think that.
Speaker 8: I used to work in like corporate America did all
Speaker 8: that stuff, and yeah, almost forty years old, I decided
Speaker 8: to stop and do this. Yeah, and I got to say,
Speaker 8: if the brewery scene and all that wasn't in existence,
Speaker 8: I don't know, because I can play on a Saturday
Speaker 8: four in the afternoon and you know, be home, you know,
Speaker 8: my my my wife, my family, my daughter comes out.
Speaker 5: Yep, you know. So it's nice. It's it's not like
Speaker 5: I have to be out.
Speaker 8: Until two three in the morning playing for five dollars
Speaker 8: at this scummy bar, you know, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's great. Yeah, No, that's really cool. Well, I
Speaker 7: think we should play another studio track.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that'd be awesome.
Speaker 7: I'll let you choose which one we play next. What
Speaker 7: do we got so we got you sent me a
Speaker 7: turning points, small talk, Strange Places and of course I drift.
Speaker 5: We already played let's do Let's do Strange Places.
Speaker 7: Okay, So what I'm thinking is we'll play this and
Speaker 7: while this is playing, if you want to grab your
Speaker 7: guitar and sure, we'll come back chat a little bit
Speaker 7: and maybe you can play something live for us if
Speaker 7: that sounds good.
Speaker 5: Awesome, all right, very good.
Speaker 7: So if you're just joining us, we have Kevin Horan
Speaker 7: here with us in studio and we're gonna give this
Speaker 7: a spend. This is another track from his upcoming album,
Speaker 7: and the album.
Speaker 5: Is called Drift. Correct correct, Okay.
Speaker 7: This is from the upcoming album Drift, and this is
Speaker 7: called Strange Places.
Speaker 5: Catching buy you, Pam, hold it it feels right, make.
Speaker 6: It all of them. We need to.
Speaker 1: Him now what's all gone wrong?
Speaker 6: Let's take the fall.
Speaker 1: It's time to break.
Speaker 5: Out all our secrets. Yell now, we'll see ourselves as
Speaker 5: drawn some of the dots between the lights. It seems
Speaker 5: when no life changes, the state stays save me.
Speaker 1: And the cover of the space stay live. So when
Speaker 1: the bike can hate a super worst cam tapers where
Speaker 1: the broken lecor break goes in. Oh ti hat you
Speaker 1: gonna get you right now you have to up the person.
Speaker 5: Making out light old own home somehow.
Speaker 9: The reason to believe that we copy came down the
Speaker 9: strangers pass.
Speaker 4: Being siding out, coming down, Calm.
Speaker 6: Down now.
Speaker 5: We breathe together because of the rush.
Speaker 1: Now sending you out a rescue. Will someone let's just
Speaker 1: take the call.
Speaker 5: Because of things like sometimes some real use control.
Speaker 1: No come loud against you can finding.
Speaker 4: Them mean not.
Speaker 6: All oh time?
Speaker 4: God, right now you.
Speaker 1: Have just just a passion make you feel away.
Speaker 4: Oh no, hold so.
Speaker 1: There's ways of jupid even we breaking.
Speaker 11: Now the strangest place of things, way out, come down.
Speaker 4: No cop down down right.
Speaker 7: Oh that is so good. I love that Strange places.
Speaker 7: That is Kevin Horan and he is here with us,
Speaker 7: alive in studio Strange Places of course from the upcoming
Speaker 7: album Drift. And Kevin has his uh, he's got his
Speaker 7: guitar in his hand. Oh, let me get that mic
Speaker 7: back on there. Let's see and let me turn up
Speaker 7: that guitar a little bit here. Oh that sounds nice,
Speaker 7: that sounds nice. Kevin's gonna play something live for us?
Speaker 7: What are you? What are you gonna play?
Speaker 5: So This is a song called Turning Point. It will
Speaker 5: also be on the album Okay, right good, yeah, sounds good.
Speaker 5: All right, see if I remember the words, I gotta
Speaker 5: learn the words to my songs at some point. Pardon me.
Speaker 5: I just lost you to something else that some mama
Speaker 5: high yesterday built the same little low sir to the
Speaker 5: end of the hid. If you won't, you can wait
Speaker 5: and see how come man, what's too far high?
Speaker 6: Just the way you did the turning corn.
Speaker 5: Now mall will go well, here your my.
Speaker 1: Here a way that you want him la take you
Speaker 1: out down again.
Speaker 6: You can't get up.
Speaker 1: Him up and down in and now let.
Speaker 5: Speakin go ahead and let him get ready to give
Speaker 5: it a way. Now let yourself faith. It's sound gonna
Speaker 5: chair head breathing deep, hold it still as you lead,
Speaker 5: I get it, and maybe you should rest for oh,
Speaker 5: if he was awake, all it takes easton bed and
Speaker 5: no has some mow wits on your side high. There's
Speaker 5: no faith worse than up to the poison that burns
Speaker 5: it way through your my hide just too waited the
Speaker 5: turning for now when your poor.
Speaker 12: Man for aurah hide anyway you want to, will I
Speaker 12: take you round and round.
Speaker 6: Her again, kick it out.
Speaker 1: If you'll never call in no royala up and down
Speaker 1: in and now let's be again.
Speaker 5: Oh, go ahead, settle in and give wity to give
Speaker 5: it war. Now let your selfhae, it's.
Speaker 1: All gonna chair.
Speaker 13: Yeah, anyway the ju want spin, Well, now take you
Speaker 13: round and round again.
Speaker 5: Well, can't get out if you never go in umping
Speaker 5: down in and now let's be again. Go ahead, settling
Speaker 5: in and get ready to give it away. Let yourselphee,
Speaker 5: it's all gonna change.
Speaker 9: M R.
Speaker 7: Bravo, bravo. Kevin Oran is here with us alive in studio.
Speaker 7: That sounded fantastic. That's called turning point. Yes, all right,
Speaker 7: very very cool. We're also talking about talking about playing
Speaker 7: this track Cecilia. Maybe we'll give this a spend, Yeah,
Speaker 7: and then we'll come back and talk some more. You
Speaker 7: want to tell us about this?
Speaker 8: So my daughter who is fifteen months old this week, Sure,
Speaker 8: her name is Cecilia. And we did not do that
Speaker 8: on purpose because of the song, but obviously there's a
Speaker 8: pretty well known song that she shares that name with.
Speaker 8: So anytime we mentioned it, all we heard throwing back
Speaker 8: at Cecilaya.
Speaker 5: But the first night that we that we were home.
Speaker 8: My wife was upstairs sleeping and getting some much needed rest,
Speaker 8: and I was downstairs holding her like this wonderful moment
Speaker 8: of like, oh my gosh, I'm a dad, this is
Speaker 8: my baby girl, and and I'm like, all right, here's
Speaker 8: the moment. I'm gonna singer Cecilia for the first time.
Speaker 8: I'll try to get her to sleep, and I start
Speaker 8: singing it. I'm like getting all watery eyed and teary eyed.
Speaker 8: And then I got to the first verse, making love
Speaker 8: in the afternoon to Cecilia, and I'm like, what right,
Speaker 8: my boy, I can't sing that to my kid.
Speaker 7: That's awkward, though.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so I read as as she fell asleep, I
Speaker 8: grabbed a pen and started rewriting the lyrics to Cecilia.
Speaker 5: So this is my version that we sing to her
Speaker 5: at our house.
Speaker 7: All right, very good. This is Cecilia.
Speaker 14: Kevin Horn, mhm, Cecilia taking my heart?
Speaker 5: Do it up the comedy?
Speaker 6: What se see?
Speaker 5: Take my heart sick, giving me all that I eat?
Speaker 1: And I'm hoping I feel love.
Speaker 5: I can see it's from you, and you're hearing my arms,
Speaker 5: my heart birth through the room and would tell me
Speaker 5: you love to Faith seem aw to song me in not.
Speaker 15: So you web seea taking my heart building my carpets dead?
Speaker 15: What's seea think my heart sake?
Speaker 4: Give me all that I need?
Speaker 1: Isn't that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: What the.
Speaker 10: What the wa?
Speaker 6: Shun dancing?
Speaker 1: We'll say, dance and we'll.
Speaker 7: Say, oh, that's cool, that's cool. Out of Cecilia.
Speaker 5: Baby girl just made her radio debut. That's her at
Speaker 5: the end.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, Kevin and Cecilia Horn Very nice, very nice
Speaker 7: if you are just joining us. Kevin Horrn is here
Speaker 7: with us live in studio. And no, that's that's really cool.
Speaker 7: Is that gonna be on the album or no?
Speaker 8: No, I just put that out as a one off
Speaker 8: single a few months ago for fun. We actually I
Speaker 8: included a link with it to try to raise a
Speaker 8: little money for March of Dimes.
Speaker 7: Oh cool, Yeah, yeah, that's excellent. You also mentioned too,
Speaker 7: Gary Smith. You were mentioning off air. Gary Smith is
Speaker 7: on bas on that.
Speaker 5: He's playing bass on that.
Speaker 8: That song I recorded in my basement and a lot
Speaker 8: of it I recorded the night before we actually went
Speaker 8: into the studio with it. Yeah, and it sounded like
Speaker 8: chicken scratch. And then so Gary set me up with
Speaker 8: Pete Pelliquin.
Speaker 5: He's out in Brookline.
Speaker 7: That's a name that comes up on the show a lot.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he was awesome. We just spent an afternoon over there.
Speaker 8: Really cool studio. I think Cosmic Blossom has done a
Speaker 8: bunch of stuff with Gary's other band, Fox in the
Speaker 8: Flamingos that I've done some stuff with them.
Speaker 5: He didn't amaze. I mean, if you listened to what
Speaker 5: that sounded like driving to his studio, I was like,
Speaker 5: oh my god, this is gonna be awful.
Speaker 8: Really yeah, just like he made it sound fantastic. But yeah,
Speaker 8: I'm pretty proud that one's.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's really fun to do. That's really cool.
Speaker 7: In terms of your voice, I mean, do you get
Speaker 7: compared to like you remind me of Kat Stevens.
Speaker 5: I've heard that a couple of times. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I hear a few things once in a while.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because you know, you have an unusual voice. There's
Speaker 7: not many people who sound like you. Thank you, you know, yeah,
Speaker 7: oh absolutely, thanks? Like who else is there anyone else
Speaker 7: other people kind of compare you to? Or is there
Speaker 7: anyone you think you sound like.
Speaker 8: I'm a huge Dave Matthews fan, So I think I
Speaker 8: think at the very least guitar style gets compared.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, because I was gonna say, you're a much
Speaker 7: better singer than he is. Not not a knock on him,
Speaker 7: good enough singer, but you're a much better singer than
Speaker 7: he is.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I'm I'm a drummer originally, so his percussive guitar style
Speaker 8: really connects with me.
Speaker 7: That makes sense, I can hear that. Yeah, but yes,
Speaker 7: so I think in.
Speaker 8: The early days maybe I got a little of that,
Speaker 8: but I kind of worked my way further, you know,
Speaker 8: tried to further myself from that. But I've heard the
Speaker 8: guy from Kings Leon yeah, every now and then. Yeah,
Speaker 8: Cat Stevens a couple of times.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know. I I don't know who else.
Speaker 5: Maybe I don't know who I sound like.
Speaker 7: Yeah, myself. That's a good thing. Yeah, that's a good thing. Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 7: So what remind us of the album comes out?
Speaker 5: Is it in June Friday, June twenty seventh, and then
Speaker 5: so it'll be on all the streaming platforms obviously. Are
Speaker 5: you also doing physical CDs? I'm working on that. I
Speaker 5: really really really wanted to do the vinyl thing, no kidding,
Speaker 5: but it's just like the reck. It just it's expensive
Speaker 5: for one thing. That and it's just like the production
Speaker 5: took a little longer to get it right. I want
Speaker 5: I wanted it to sound as perfect as it possibly could.
Speaker 5: I don't know, I might never ever do this again,
Speaker 5: so yeah, you know, I wanted to get it right.
Speaker 5: So we took a lot of time. I mean we
Speaker 5: just wrapped on production of the album about a week ago.
Speaker 7: Okay, Oh wow, I just.
Speaker 5: Got all the final mixes like a week or so ago.
Speaker 8: So it's it's official. It's done, So it'll be on
Speaker 8: streaming platforms. I think for the record release party, I
Speaker 8: call them a record, but probably at least have some CDs.
Speaker 5: Okay. Yeah.
Speaker 7: It's a subject that's come up a lot on the show,
Speaker 7: especially lately as physical media and how you know. I
Speaker 7: always say, like, if you go back seven or eight years,
Speaker 7: I've been doing this a long time, But if you
Speaker 7: go back seven or eight years, maybe even a little longer,
Speaker 7: there was a period where like no one was doing CDs,
Speaker 7: Like no one that we had on the show.
Speaker 5: It was all about Spotify and everything, and no one
Speaker 5: was bothering. It was like the attitude was CDs are
Speaker 5: dead and then but over the past several years there's
Speaker 5: kind of been a resurgence there with physical media. It
Speaker 5: seems that way.
Speaker 8: I always looked at it as so when the Stone
Speaker 8: Roll Band was still rocking, our first album we put
Speaker 8: on CD. Yeah, and that was about I think that
Speaker 8: was twenty nineteen, okay, and I we had that, we
Speaker 8: kind of had that war of like should we do it?
Speaker 5: Should we even?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 8: But like again, as I went off on my own,
Speaker 8: I just brought those CDs with me. I mean, those
Speaker 8: people drop ten bucks, five bucks, whatever, I didn't care,
Speaker 8: just take them. But yeah, I looked at them as like,
Speaker 8: whether you have a CD player or not, you've got
Speaker 8: all my information, you get all the songs, right. It's
Speaker 8: like to me, it's like a business card, right, Yeah.
Speaker 8: But I love physical media.
Speaker 7: So yeah, yeah, and with vinyl. And actually we're talking
Speaker 7: about this was with one of our guests on the
Speaker 7: show today earlier that the guys from the band The Forensics.
Speaker 7: We were talking about how, you know, most people who
Speaker 7: buy vinyl probably don't even ever open it, you know,
Speaker 7: like if you're really a fan of an artist, yeah,
Speaker 7: you know, you're just buying it to support them and
Speaker 7: it's cool to have or maybe you open it but
Speaker 7: you mount the artwork on the wall or something.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I'm I really wanted to do vinyl because
Speaker 8: like so, I have three brothers.
Speaker 5: We're all vinyl guys. We do like exchanges at Christmas
Speaker 5: and stuff.
Speaker 7: Oh nice.
Speaker 8: And I actually I got a lot of friends that
Speaker 8: have really gotten into that trend of the vinyl thing,
Speaker 8: and we're really into it at our house.
Speaker 5: And but yeah, it's just you know, you do.
Speaker 8: I mean, I recorded most of this record and album
Speaker 8: by myself, so I'm just trying to be like, you know,
Speaker 8: at least I did that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I got it done. Yeah, No, everything sounds great,
Speaker 7: thank you. So are all the tracks on the album
Speaker 7: where they all you recorded on your own and then
Speaker 7: took them to Pete Plickuin or.
Speaker 8: So Pete did that one song that was I had
Speaker 8: no intention of doing anything with Cecilia. That was just
Speaker 8: something I thought maybe I'd record for her birthday or that,
Speaker 8: and then it just kind of like and then Gary
Speaker 8: and I he helped me, Like I said, he's playing
Speaker 8: with us at the record release, so you know, we've
Speaker 8: kind of buddied up.
Speaker 5: And he was like, hey, if you ever need any help.
Speaker 5: I got this guy Pete, and I was.
Speaker 8: Like, well, I have this one song that I've been
Speaker 8: kind of touling with and it's you know, it's a
Speaker 8: cover but sort of a cover, and it'd be kind
Speaker 8: of cool to have that out there for my daughter
Speaker 8: one day to go back and listen to. But no,
Speaker 8: it's so like I said when I started doing this,
Speaker 8: I just wanted to do like a little four track,
Speaker 8: five track EP.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: When I was in this own road band, we had
Speaker 8: done an EP in our bass player who was in
Speaker 8: a band with some guys out of New York and Connecticut.
Speaker 8: One of those guys has a studio called the Koop
Speaker 8: Studio in Irvington, New York, and he worked on our
Speaker 8: final EP. And when I went to go do this
Speaker 8: because we recorded all that from our house during COVID, Yeah,
Speaker 8: and he made that sound great, So he's the yeah,
Speaker 8: So I reached out to him. He did the first
Speaker 8: single anything, and then his schedule just got crammed, and
Speaker 8: so he turned me over to somebody that worked in
Speaker 8: his studio, Deanna Fielding, OK, And she did basically most
Speaker 8: of the record. Gary Smith did do the last song
Speaker 8: okay called everything. He mixed and mastered that song.
Speaker 5: He played on it.
Speaker 8: He played some keys and electric guitar, but Deanna did
Speaker 8: all the other tracks, mastered him. She helped me produce it. Yeah,
Speaker 8: she actually sang strange places. That's her doing the background vocals.
Speaker 8: Another song will play in a little while, it's called
Speaker 8: small Talk. That's her doing the lead female vocal on
Speaker 8: which like ripped. I was like blown away when I
Speaker 8: heard her vocal take on it. But so yeah, So
Speaker 8: it was all done me here in New Hampshire recording
Speaker 8: and then her in Irvington, New York. Just I'd send
Speaker 8: her files. She do all the stuff to send it
Speaker 8: back to me. I had some help some from some
Speaker 8: friends on that last song. Zach Sweetser plays keys. Like
Speaker 8: I said, Gary Smith made an appearance, The Stone Roll
Speaker 8: Band made an appearance. Deanna helped out, and then my
Speaker 8: friend Paul Nelson, who's a local guy. He helped me
Speaker 8: record the vocals to Drift, and I think the acoustic guitar.
Speaker 5: A couple of things. So it was a little kit
Speaker 5: of you know.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I'd say like eighty percent of it I
Speaker 8: did in my attic and then before my daughter was born,
Speaker 8: and then I moved to the basement after.
Speaker 5: My daughter was born.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, why the move from the attict of.
Speaker 5: The basis the addicts directly above her bedroom? Gotcha? I
Speaker 5: thought that might be the case. Yeah, that you got
Speaker 5: to keep that baby sleeping.
Speaker 7: Do you want to play? You want to play one
Speaker 7: more live one and then we'll uh.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's so, I have a very special song to
Speaker 8: sing today, okay, and I think they're listening out there.
Speaker 7: Oh, actually, before you go any further, we do have
Speaker 7: some people in the chat room. I so this might
Speaker 7: answer that question. Yeah, let's see. I see Carrie Gemini.
Speaker 5: That's oh my gosh, that's my cousin.
Speaker 7: Okay, Carrie says, Mike Horn so much a cousin talent,
Speaker 7: So there you go.
Speaker 5: Is he is?
Speaker 7: Also Sandy Walsh is in there and says so cool.
Speaker 8: Oh that's cool. Hey, Sandy, I see you always sharing
Speaker 8: my stuff. Sandy's awesome. I used to work with her,
Speaker 8: I mentioned Jenn and I were talking earlier. I used
Speaker 8: to work at Master Coola Elementary School down in Merrimac,
Speaker 8: and she and.
Speaker 5: I worked together there.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, oh, very cool, very cool. Let's see. Oh,
Speaker 7: sunset Radio in the chat room they are in Ireland.
Speaker 7: Oh and supporters of Sluntdown. Yeah yeah, oh, absolutely cool,
Speaker 7: Absolutely love Ireland.
Speaker 5: All right, I interrupted your story. I just wanted to Yeah,
Speaker 5: go ahead, go go go ahead.
Speaker 8: I'm very interrupt me anytime you need to, man, I know,
Speaker 8: I'm I'm winded, dude. I do have a very special
Speaker 8: song to perform today for two very special guys. After
Speaker 8: when I leave here today, I gotta go celebrate my nephews,
Speaker 8: Rory who's three, and Tyler, who's five. They're brothers. They're
Speaker 8: my brother Shawn's boys, and their birthdays are close. So
Speaker 8: we're having a little duel birthday today.
Speaker 5: Quick story. So, Tyler who's five.
Speaker 7: Who is listening, by the way, sorry to interrupt you again,
Speaker 7: Sean Timothy Sean Timothy Horn in the chat room says,
Speaker 7: we are listening to the live stream and Tyler is listening.
Speaker 5: Sean Sean, who's always always in my corner. Uh, Tyler. So, Tyler,
Speaker 5: who is five, has a very serious girlfriend.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, he's five.
Speaker 8: They've been together for two years. Wow, he's five and
Speaker 8: and and they have like kind of a benefit situation
Speaker 8: going on. It's a very serious relationship. I think I
Speaker 8: just dated myself with that reference, but I mentioned that
Speaker 8: because recently he my brother was sharing with us about
Speaker 8: how Tyler came up to him and said, Daddy, you
Speaker 8: know as kids asked funny questions, Daddy, when you grow up,
Speaker 8: do you want to be a singer like Uncle keV
Speaker 8: Ah after my heart? And my brother said, well, no,
Speaker 8: but do you want to be a singer when.
Speaker 5: You grow up? And he said no, I am going
Speaker 5: to be an astronaut because my girlfriend is going to
Speaker 5: be a star and I have to fly to out
Speaker 5: of space to see her. He's five. Wow.
Speaker 8: I'm like, I've been writing songs for years. I don't
Speaker 8: think I could write a line that good. So I
Speaker 8: kind of jokingly said, hey, the next song I write
Speaker 8: is going to be called rocket Ship, and then then sing.
Speaker 5: I knew. I spent the whole weekend looking up pulsars
Speaker 5: and quasars and constellations and all sorts of fun space stuff,
Speaker 5: and I had a blast write in this song.
Speaker 8: So this song is called rocket Ship, as promised. And
Speaker 8: I got to look at the words here because I'm
Speaker 8: still learning it. That's only a couple of weeks old.
Speaker 5: Okay, hot off the press hot off the press. We'll
Speaker 5: do this all right. So this is for This is Tyler,
Speaker 5: as I promised you, buddy, this is rocket ship. Can
Speaker 5: I start that over? That was horrible. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 5: I've never done that before. That's okay, it sounded good
Speaker 5: to me, but but I've never heard that record. Okay,
Speaker 5: it's eleven thirty in the morning, man, take two. If
Speaker 5: I could blast off in my rocket ship to bring
Speaker 5: me next to you, a favorite star against the black
Speaker 5: will love, fly out past the moon, a universe expanding,
Speaker 5: always bigger than before. I'll be your favorite astronom, blast
Speaker 5: away and go explode with you, old with you. The
Speaker 5: space between these planets could never be enough. All the
Speaker 5: energy between us starts with particles and dust. Night you
Speaker 5: try to do their best to keep us far away.
Speaker 5: Boot Every night I'm looking up and filling time between
Speaker 5: the day you will. I'm lost and out space with you,
Speaker 5: never coming back. The view was just fine from here,
Speaker 5: and no one can tell last. Work two to with
Speaker 5: every gal Let's see we find it's clear I'm a
Speaker 5: disaster with consolations, polls out.
Speaker 1: As waving, radiation, nothing.
Speaker 5: Both the two of us support my rocket ship, just
Speaker 5: me yain, just me y you no gravity to keep
Speaker 5: us down out here, we feel secure. There's all the
Speaker 5: space in front of us that no one's seen before.
Speaker 5: Let's tail out cross the universe on ready given day
Speaker 5: and tie ourselves together and arrive the solar waves.
Speaker 1: So I'm losting out in space with you, never coming back.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm staying here, so much out there, lot of
Speaker 5: we can do with all the space and time. It's clear,
Speaker 5: supernose Luma speels. I'm way beyond my atmosphere. Nothing both
Speaker 5: to us support my rocket ship three two one left off.
Speaker 6: Let's go, hey.
Speaker 1: Houston, and I'm never.
Speaker 6: Coming home, going father, can you know?
Speaker 5: Discovery worre beyond my own no more communication now here
Speaker 5: in my own space station. I'm lost in our space
Speaker 5: with you, all my features in the stars and now
Speaker 5: I'm here. There's so much how there we can do? Oh,
Speaker 5: if I have a galaxy you we find It's clear
Speaker 5: comments asked, Joys consolation and s craze our busars radiation.
Speaker 5: So the novis doumospheres way beyond my atmospheres and all
Speaker 5: the space and all this time, nothing left out here
Speaker 5: and find because it's just the two of us able
Speaker 5: in my rocket ship.
Speaker 2: Just me just be.
Speaker 7: Oh, fantastic, thank you very much. So that's called rocket ship.
Speaker 5: That is called rocket ship rockets, so awesome. Thank you.
Speaker 8: I've I've fallen in love with that song quite a bit.
Speaker 8: And I actually get kind of teary eyed because I'm
Speaker 8: picturing my sweet five year old nephew out and outer
Speaker 8: space in a spacesuit with his little buddy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh that's fantastic. Happy birthday, Rory and Tyler. I love
Speaker 5: you guys.
Speaker 7: Sandy Watson, the chat room says, ideas come from everywhere.
Speaker 5: Yes they do, even from outer space. Yes, no, that
Speaker 5: is that is very cool. Thanks very much.
Speaker 7: If you are just joining us. Kevin Horn is here
Speaker 7: with us live in studio, and yeah, what a great song.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Where are you uh for people listening live on Saturday?
Speaker 7: Where are you playing this weekend? Do you have shows
Speaker 7: this weekend?
Speaker 5: I actually have the weekend off.
Speaker 2: You do?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Oh okay, just today?
Speaker 9: This is it?
Speaker 5: Yeah you're seeing it?
Speaker 7: Oh wow?
Speaker 5: Where my what is next week? I'm at?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 5: I think I'm at the bookery. Oh okay on Elm Street.
Speaker 7: Cool.
Speaker 8: They're doing something new there, so I think I'm there
Speaker 8: next Saturday. But really the big one that I got
Speaker 8: to keep pluying is that big show at BNH Stage
Speaker 8: on Saturday, June twenty eighth, to celebrate the album release.
Speaker 8: Tickets are available. They're eighteen bucks eighteen whole dollars.
Speaker 7: Very good, very good.
Speaker 1: We have time to do.
Speaker 7: Let's play another studio trap. Oh we didn't play small
Speaker 7: talk yet, didn't we.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's that's like I said. That's the producer on
Speaker 5: the record. Deanna sings on this track, and it's I
Speaker 5: think she sings quite beautifully.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I really like this one a lot too. And
Speaker 7: then so we'll give this to spend and then we'll
Speaker 7: come back and talk a little more. But yes, Kevin
Speaker 7: Horran is here with us, live in studio, sounding amazing
Speaker 7: small talk Kevin horn here we go.
Speaker 10: I could see who lives too. And it hurts when
Speaker 10: they anyway that you want me. I do woting to.
Speaker 5: Keep me in mind when you cry hurt that you
Speaker 5: feel this from mind? Keep ten dim bo WoT does
Speaker 5: that boo.
Speaker 1: Deg load off him? Feel yourself safe.
Speaker 6: You with me, fight you with it and all that
Speaker 6: you kid.
Speaker 1: Never the same body.
Speaker 6: It's all that I am.
Speaker 1: Here just to be what you want you some done,
Speaker 1: best that you got it?
Speaker 6: Who God ever seen them?
Speaker 4: Come in?
Speaker 1: There's a partner's delight that.
Speaker 6: Everyone's gonna see.
Speaker 1: Somehow she didn't pass.
Speaker 11: Keep from running, taking a rest the last thing, week,
Speaker 11: do it all over again.
Speaker 4: Of goo.
Speaker 6: Of loop, I down now him and though you die
Speaker 6: in life, say olcome that I guess lost? Oh don't, Oh,
Speaker 6: I am.
Speaker 16: The same things we one we can share, heard that
Speaker 16: you steel comes from mine.
Speaker 4: Keep me and my mind.
Speaker 6: About over saying that coming. It's hard. It's the life
Speaker 6: that everyone's gonna see.
Speaker 16: Someone jam pass to get wrong running taking MOI is
Speaker 16: the last thing NA see it coming.
Speaker 9: There's a part of the life that everyone's going to see.
Speaker 9: So jam passed, keep from running, take the last thing.
Speaker 1: Let's do it all over again. Just do it all
Speaker 1: over him, then st it over again.
Speaker 7: That is small talk. That is Kevin Horn from The Upcoming.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, there's an airplane. Oh there's an airplane. So
Speaker 5: I got I got to send you a radio edit.
Speaker 7: Oh that's okay.
Speaker 5: I will, I will, I will say this.
Speaker 8: This album, like I said, it started as like kind
Speaker 8: of just like a generic sort of EP to put
Speaker 8: some songs out there. And it just kind of sploited
Speaker 8: into this creative idea of telling us story. So yeah,
Speaker 8: the first song all the way to the end. If
Speaker 8: he it's forty minutes.
Speaker 5: If you got it.
Speaker 8: Once it comes out, it goes straight through and it
Speaker 8: tells the story. So yeah, there's a reason for that
Speaker 8: airplane in there. But oh, okay, I'm out of context.
Speaker 5: You just think wiser.
Speaker 8: Now that's cool. And uh, what's her name again? Deanna
Speaker 8: Deanna Fielding. She's out of the Coop Studios in Irvington,
Speaker 8: New York. I can tell you when she sent me
Speaker 8: that track back, I like bawled my eyes out.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I couldn't believe how beautiful yeah sounded. She did
Speaker 5: a great job. Yeah, no, that is a that is
Speaker 5: a great song. Absolutely, thank you.
Speaker 7: By the way, somebody named Phil Smith is in.
Speaker 5: The chat room.
Speaker 8: That's my bass player from my former band, the Stone
Speaker 8: Road Band.
Speaker 5: Oh very cool, Hey buddy.
Speaker 7: Very cool. So Kevin, where should yeah, we should remind
Speaker 7: people too?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 7: First of all, where should people go online to keep
Speaker 7: up with everything that you're doing?
Speaker 5: Well, I'm always on Instagram and face book of course.
Speaker 5: My Instagram is Kevin Underscore Horran Underscore Music.
Speaker 7: And Horan is that we should tell people to h
Speaker 7: O R A M.
Speaker 8: Yes, yep, h O R A N. I'm Kevinhorn Music
Speaker 8: dot com. You can always check out, of course, Spotify.
Speaker 8: I'm on Spotify. I got a few tunes up there
Speaker 8: right now. Yeah, and then I have the Are you
Speaker 8: familiar with link tree?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, link Tree that's got just it links you
Speaker 8: to essentially it's the easiest way to find me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all my stuff, it's got everything up there. Yeah.
Speaker 7: You give lessons too.
Speaker 5: Right I do. I run my own studio down in Merrimac.
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, we should mention that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we call it rock band Camp. I work with
Speaker 8: some really amazing students. I don't know if she's listening,
Speaker 8: but my friend Sophia I meant to say, she listens.
Speaker 8: I was told by her mom the other day that
Speaker 8: she listens to my my version of Cecilia every day.
Speaker 5: On the way to school. Oh, okay, is really cool.
Speaker 5: And then and all my students are really cool.
Speaker 8: They're always excited when they hear I'm gonna be on
Speaker 8: the radio, or or they listen to the you know,
Speaker 8: they listened to the Stone Road Band.
Speaker 5: They listen to all that stuff.
Speaker 8: So yeah, but yeah, so I teach private music instruction
Speaker 8: and guitar, I teach drums, I do a little bit
Speaker 8: of performance training, and then we do the rock Band program,
Speaker 8: which is where the kids group up and actually create
Speaker 8: their own bands. We are gearing up, actually, I can't
Speaker 8: believe it's almost summer, but we're gearing up for our
Speaker 8: third annual summer concert in Merrimack in August. So the
Speaker 8: summer program starts the week after fourth of July. So
Speaker 8: if you've got kids out there that are looking to
Speaker 8: join a band and play in our summer concert, they
Speaker 8: still have time to register. That is at rock band
Speaker 8: NH dot com. Okay, go there and get all that information.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, rock band camp NH dot com. Okay, but yeah.
Speaker 8: We just did a winter show for the first time
Speaker 8: at Shaskine in February, which was a huge success.
Speaker 7: Nice.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have a lot of fun so it's.
Speaker 8: Got I got a fun job, man, running around playing
Speaker 8: music and working with really amazing kids from like eight to.
Speaker 5: You know, I have some adult students as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, Oh that's amazing, fantastic, And let's remind
Speaker 7: people too about the big show coming up.
Speaker 8: Big Show BNH stage Saturday, June twenty eighth and Conquered
Speaker 8: New Hampshire celebrating the release of my first solo record, Drift.
Speaker 8: As it turns out, it's actually if you're familiar with
Speaker 8: Market Days up and Conquered Big Music Festival and Conquered
Speaker 8: Just so happens, it's the last night of Market Days,
Speaker 8: so we'll be you know, sort of closing down Market
Speaker 8: Days at BNH stage. Yeah, that night with my with
Speaker 8: my friend's Cosmic Blossom, Cosmic Blossom, Cosmic Blossom.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we love Cosmic Blossom absolutely. So I think we
Speaker 7: got to close out with a song and I was thinking,
Speaker 7: this isn't one of the ones you sent. We played those,
Speaker 7: but what about what if I spin anything to close?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? Yeah? That was the first single.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's uh, we'll go with that and
Speaker 7: we'll close out with this. This is anything from Kevin Horn.
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Speaker 2: Can that release and jol of the Tripod have a little.
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Speaker 1: That makes sense of everything?
Speaker 6: Is everything what it seems?
Speaker 5: It's all a little.
Speaker 1: Wild poke around the corn while a hide. You gotta
Speaker 1: get another beauty and I try stick sitting stones and
Speaker 1: follow me. I've become my more sending me but mine
Speaker 1: and he lets me see it. I know what're gonna
Speaker 1: get high on the thing there. I know why I
Speaker 1: can't say you upon my way. I know we've gotta
Speaker 1: get bad or me say with everything.
Speaker 5: I can't you rup not getting bad to you or
Speaker 5: anything I've got bad too.
Speaker 1: Take another hitch. There's a reason here for me to
Speaker 1: quit put my hands all block away in a trip
Speaker 1: backwards through the life by fear and everything that I
Speaker 1: won't to hear, and that things will you see. I
Speaker 1: know we're gonna get high.
Speaker 6: On the thing.
Speaker 1: I know why I can't stay your bout me. I
Speaker 1: know you're gonna get by a door.
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Speaker 12: back tore everything.
Speaker 3: I mean I got that to.
Speaker 4: Well not.
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Speaker 4: I know why you would stay your.
Speaker 5: I know it's gonna get by door saying everything I
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