Sepsiss (9-13-25) | Matt Connarton Unleashed

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2:37 Speaker 6: The band is Sepsis, and we have members of Sepsis

2:39 Speaker 6: here with us, live in studio, and we're gonna speak

2:42 Speaker 6: with them in just a moment. We've got a lot

2:45 Speaker 6: to talk about. Welcome everybody. We have entered our number

2:47 Speaker 6: three newmarrow. Trace of Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are

2:50 Speaker 6: live from the studios of w m n H ninety

2:53 Speaker 6: five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. If

2:56 Speaker 6: you are listening live today is Saturday, September thirteen, twenty

3:00 Speaker 6: twenty five. Jenny is here at the news table and

3:05 Speaker 6: we have joining us in studio. Let's see, so we

3:07 Speaker 6: have William, Melissa hello, and Alexi who is now officially

3:13 Speaker 6: in the band.

3:14 Speaker 5: Yes, Hi Hello, what a grand introduction. Well, we try,

3:20 Speaker 5: we try absolutely so. Uh yeah, there's there's a lot

3:25 Speaker 5: going on.

3:25 Speaker 6: Should we talk about Swarmyfest first and then we'll and

3:28 Speaker 6: then we'll touch back and talk about it later.

3:30 Speaker 5: Sure, after we catch up with everything that's been going

3:32 Speaker 5: on with the band. But big event coming up November fifteenth.

3:35 Speaker 7: November fifteenth, I'm really excited. This is our fourth it's

3:42 Speaker 7: our fourth time doing this and we are back at

3:45 Speaker 7: Jewel in Manchester. Yes, yeah, so we we we did

3:49 Speaker 7: the show the first few times we did it at

3:52 Speaker 7: Jewel and last year we did it in Lowell at Tifeta.

3:57 Speaker 5: That was a lot of fun and I still think

3:59 Speaker 5: it's staff it.

4:00 Speaker 8: Uh every every time I know we talked about this,

4:05 Speaker 8: I know, I know we talked about this last year,

4:07 Speaker 8: but every time you say to feta, I think of

4:09 Speaker 8: cheese because I love feta cheese.

4:11 Speaker 2: It is definitely is I.

4:19 Speaker 6: Want a Greek salad now I desperately want a Greek salad. Anyway,

4:24 Speaker 6: I'm sorry.

4:26 Speaker 7: Swarmy Fest is a is a community event and a

4:28 Speaker 7: lot of the things that we do there is by request.

4:31 Speaker 9: Okay, so by request we're back at Manchester. Yes, yes,

4:36 Speaker 9: you know for the.

4:37 Speaker 7: Drive and this isn't stepsist show. This isn't stepsis Fest

4:44 Speaker 7: with the hosts and organizers of the show, and most

4:49 Speaker 7: importantly it's something that we decided to do to really

4:56 Speaker 7: showcase new bands every year to our friends and our

5:02 Speaker 7: fans and fans of our band.

5:05 Speaker 5: Yeah, we've met a lot of great bands through through you.

5:08 Speaker 9: Oh that's kind of like what.

5:10 Speaker 5: We do and through the through the festival. Yeah.

5:12 Speaker 9: Some people might think that it's.

5:15 Speaker 7: Like a hallmark or maybe even a gimmick or something,

5:18 Speaker 7: but we really the support and local bands thing is

5:20 Speaker 7: not just something we do on Facebook.

5:22 Speaker 9: Yeah, and Swarmy Fest is part of that.

5:26 Speaker 7: That's how we want to be able to show our

5:28 Speaker 7: work and take it out of the comment sections, take

5:34 Speaker 7: it out of the podcasts. It's one thing to sound

5:37 Speaker 7: fancy on Instagram, support local and the whole bit.

5:43 Speaker 5: But what we found was like.

5:44 Speaker 7: Out of the the lockdowns and the pandemic stuff, we

5:47 Speaker 7: met so many people online and we are one of

5:50 Speaker 7: those local bands that are lucky enough to have fans

5:53 Speaker 7: from all over the world. Yeah, and we'd always have

5:57 Speaker 7: people fantasizing with us on Twitch in our various streams

6:03 Speaker 7: about hey, someday when we get out of this thing,

6:06 Speaker 7: someday when.

6:06 Speaker 9: We get out of the joint, you know, we're all

6:09 Speaker 9: gonna no.

6:10 Speaker 7: But it was like that, Yeah, we all shared that,

6:13 Speaker 7: and it was like, hey, one day we all got

6:16 Speaker 7: to get together and hang out and have a festival.

6:19 Speaker 7: And this was our fans on Twitch. This is our

6:21 Speaker 7: fans on right, people that we've never met before, not

6:25 Speaker 7: people in town. You know, it's hard enough trying to

6:28 Speaker 7: get your friends and family and people letting your neighbors

6:31 Speaker 7: to support music. But we're lucky enough to have people

6:33 Speaker 7: all over the country and all over the world that

6:35 Speaker 7: support us. And we'd always kick around the idea. You know,

6:40 Speaker 7: maybe because the band doesn't have a huge budget to tour,

6:44 Speaker 7: because it's difficult for local and regional acts to move around.

6:48 Speaker 7: We kind of joked humbly at the idea of everybody

6:52 Speaker 7: just coming to see us because the band couldn't We

6:55 Speaker 7: couldn't get out of the state, we couldn't get out

6:57 Speaker 7: of the region.

6:58 Speaker 9: We had minimal touring experience.

7:00 Speaker 7: Yeah, and are really the biggest fans of our band

7:06 Speaker 7: are people that invest in us long term. We found

7:10 Speaker 7: that the biggest supporters and fans of our band are

7:14 Speaker 7: the people that don't just leave criticism, but they're here

7:18 Speaker 7: to watch the band grow and they're big investors, not

7:23 Speaker 7: only just like like buying tickets and supporting us that way,

7:27 Speaker 7: but they're also they also invest in the band longevity

7:33 Speaker 7: and they're.

7:33 Speaker 9: Here to stay. So it's so hard for bands to tour.

7:37 Speaker 7: And a lot of people would say, oh, we you know,

7:39 Speaker 7: a lot of bands get this. You should be bigger,

7:42 Speaker 7: or we think you guys should play this venue, or

7:45 Speaker 7: you guys should be so much bigger, and that could

7:47 Speaker 7: be encouraging to hear, and sometimes it could for some

7:50 Speaker 7: bands that could be like, oh gosh, we've heard that

7:52 Speaker 7: a lot. You know, you guys should be so much

7:54 Speaker 7: bigger or better. And depending on what side of the

7:57 Speaker 7: bed you woke up on that day it could be

8:00 Speaker 7: a compliment. So at a combination of our biggest supporters,

8:04 Speaker 7: they came up with the idea of all getting together,

8:07 Speaker 7: choosing a date and everybody flying in, all of our

8:11 Speaker 7: twitch fans, all of our online fans wanted to do

8:16 Speaker 7: a show. And as we got closer, you know, to

8:20 Speaker 7: two thousand and one, closer to the first time we

8:23 Speaker 7: did the show, we took the challenge on as a

8:26 Speaker 7: reality and we just booked the date. It happened that

8:32 Speaker 7: a lot of our a lot of our fans and

8:34 Speaker 7: people flying in had some time off, and that's how

8:37 Speaker 7: this whole thing started.

8:39 Speaker 2: And people continue to fly out to this thing, I

8:42 Speaker 2: mean from all over.

8:44 Speaker 5: Yeah.

8:44 Speaker 7: So it's it's kind of like a super fan experience.

8:48 Speaker 7: And we call it Swarmy Fest because the swarmies aren't

8:55 Speaker 7: just like the fans of Stepstance. You've got people that

8:57 Speaker 7: are fans of your band or fans of wrestling or whatever,

9:00 Speaker 7: but they, you know, they don't mind talking a little

9:01 Speaker 7: crap about you, you know in the back hallway. A

9:06 Speaker 7: swarmy is somebody that's a little bit bigger than a fan.

9:10 Speaker 7: It's bigger than somebody that that just comes out for

9:12 Speaker 7: the music. Swarmies are people that publicly support SEPSIS, publicly

9:18 Speaker 7: have been storing, been following the storyline. People have been

9:23 Speaker 7: day one ers, people who are very cognitive and self

9:27 Speaker 7: aware about our mission, about our message and what we're

9:30 Speaker 7: trying to do. That's what swarmies are. Yeah, they're you know,

9:34 Speaker 7: they're they're the super super duper fan. They're they're the

9:36 Speaker 7: next possible thing that you can be as a band

9:40 Speaker 7: staff member or an actual band member. So that's why

9:45 Speaker 7: we call it Swarmy Fest because it's really it's their show,

9:47 Speaker 7: right and they fly in, they drive in our of course,

9:51 Speaker 7: our fans locally and our friends all help us our

9:53 Speaker 7: responses and all the bands. The twist is each because

10:00 Speaker 7: they made it, Because they make it an annual thing.

10:03 Speaker 7: You'll recognize some people over the years, and because of it,

10:09 Speaker 7: we all curate the show together. Everything is by request.

10:12 Speaker 7: If they want a food truck, they get a food truck.

10:14 Speaker 7: If they want more hair metal bands, we do more

10:17 Speaker 7: hair metal bands. If we want, you know, dancing cage girls,

10:21 Speaker 7: we do cage girls. If we want balloon animals, we

10:24 Speaker 7: listen to what the swarmies are looking to do. We

10:27 Speaker 7: make improvements from the year before, and that's what it's

10:31 Speaker 7: all about bringing and of course not only bringing bands

10:34 Speaker 7: that we love to work with and bands we want

10:37 Speaker 7: to work with, because that's the bands that play on

10:39 Speaker 7: Swarmy Fests are the bands that we really loved, that

10:42 Speaker 7: we love their music, we admire them, we look up

10:44 Speaker 7: to them, and we either work with them in the

10:47 Speaker 7: past or we really want to work with them now.

10:50 Speaker 7: So that's why you see the bands that you see

10:52 Speaker 7: each year on Swarmy Fests. They are also bands that

10:55 Speaker 7: want to work with us firm. We're firm and believing

10:58 Speaker 7: that band do better when they work with the bands

11:02 Speaker 7: that they want to work with. Of course, because everybody

11:04 Speaker 7: treats the show as one baby. Everybody treats the show.

11:09 Speaker 7: Everybody comes in together, everybody leaves together, and we're all

11:13 Speaker 7: working towards the same goals. So each year, the fans,

11:18 Speaker 7: the sponsors, the bands and everybody that's involved is all

11:23 Speaker 7: working and hoping for the same outcome, and everybody's resonating

11:28 Speaker 7: towards the same goals and you get brand new bands

11:30 Speaker 7: every year.

11:31 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, and another thing that makes Swarmy Fest so

11:34 Speaker 10: big and special and why it keeps getting bigger and bigger.

11:37 Speaker 10: Is the fact that this is all the Swarmy's idea,

11:41 Speaker 10: down to the name Swarmy Fest. They named it. We

11:44 Speaker 10: didn't name it Swarmy Fast. They named it.

11:47 Speaker 9: We had a poll and they're like, what are we

11:49 Speaker 9: going to call it?

11:50 Speaker 10: And they And another thing too that makes it so

11:52 Speaker 10: big and so special is the fact that all these

11:55 Speaker 10: bands throughout the years all run over to our message

12:00 Speaker 10: and they're dying. They look forward to playing it, and

12:02 Speaker 10: they look forward to it every year. It's like something

12:05 Speaker 10: that they look forward.

12:05 Speaker 7: It's really sad to turn people away because there's so

12:09 Speaker 7: many people that haven't had the opportunity to play at

12:14 Speaker 7: a place like this, and it.

12:15 Speaker 10: Really goes into like a new form of like content

12:19 Speaker 10: creation and being in a band, and that's making a community.

12:24 Speaker 9: And what made us.

12:26 Speaker 10: Want to do Swarmy Fest is the fact not only

12:30 Speaker 10: do they want to see us and meet us, but

12:33 Speaker 10: they wanted to meet each.

12:34 Speaker 2: Other just as bad.

12:37 Speaker 10: They wanted to make new friends just as bad within

12:41 Speaker 10: the Sepsis community. And that is why we really strive

12:45 Speaker 10: to do what they ask us to take those requests

12:48 Speaker 10: and keep it going every year because it's built such

12:52 Speaker 10: a strong community that not only do the Swarmies make

12:55 Speaker 10: friends and bring their friends to Swarmy Fest and make

12:58 Speaker 10: friends to the other bands fans and things, but other

13:01 Speaker 10: bands look forward and die almost and like die.

13:08 Speaker 7: I she's touching on something though, because when we came

13:11 Speaker 7: out of the lockdowns, and we came out of not

13:13 Speaker 7: playing music for years of being on stage or seeing

13:16 Speaker 7: our friends, it did feel claustrophoba.

13:18 Speaker 5: It was hard to get back out.

13:20 Speaker 7: And Swarmy Fest was a big part of encouraging people

13:24 Speaker 7: to heal and get back out and get in the

13:26 Speaker 7: room together and make new friends and and and and

13:30 Speaker 7: and and regrow our credibility with each other. So Swarming

13:34 Speaker 7: She's right about that. It proves that music and when

13:38 Speaker 7: and when true fans of music can't get out there

13:42 Speaker 7: and have that experience and that connectivity, it feels like

13:45 Speaker 7: you're dying.

13:46 Speaker 9: When us as music musician, people tell.

13:48 Speaker 7: Me to light up, lighting up all the time. No,

13:52 Speaker 7: and I don't want to. Music is my life. So

13:55 Speaker 7: for some people that you know, their kids are their

13:56 Speaker 7: life and and and I could tell them to lighten

13:58 Speaker 7: up about it, you know, when when their kid loses

14:01 Speaker 7: a soccer game. I don't light up about music because

14:04 Speaker 7: music saved my life. Guitar saved my life. It's responsible

14:08 Speaker 7: for my sobriety, it's responsible for the best decisions I've

14:12 Speaker 7: ever made in my life. It keeps me happy, saying healthy.

14:15 Speaker 7: It's responsible for my best loves, my my my, my

14:19 Speaker 7: most deepest friendships. So I don't like nothing about music

14:22 Speaker 7: because music and art, one word, one poem can change

14:26 Speaker 7: the course of humanity.

14:28 Speaker 6: Oh well, well said, well said. Oh by the way, too,

14:31 Speaker 6: you were talking about uh, you know, bands, new new

14:34 Speaker 6: bands and so forth being added, and I was very excited.

14:38 Speaker 6: Silent season.

14:43 Speaker 2: We've got silence seasons. Scarecrow Hill.

14:48 Speaker 5: What is going on?

14:51 Speaker 2: And Temptress Ye.

14:54 Speaker 7: Knockdown stuff. It's not I'm so thrilled. I'm so thrilled.

14:58 Speaker 7: It's crazy. And the silent season thing, we've been trying

15:03 Speaker 7: to get silent season on Swarmy Fast for two years.

15:05 Speaker 5: Oh no kidding. Yeah, that's the fun. That's the fun part.

15:07 Speaker 7: And they're they're they're awesome dudes, and and they've been

15:11 Speaker 7: so cool every year they wanted to play.

15:13 Speaker 5: They've just had so much cooler things going on.

15:18 Speaker 7: Not the swarming fest isn't cool, but you know when

15:20 Speaker 7: you're when you're advancing, when you're spiraling up.

15:25 Speaker 9: Yeah, you know, they'res you want to you want.

15:27 Speaker 7: To root for people, like Lexie was talking about, you

15:30 Speaker 7: really want to root for people in your neighborhood when

15:33 Speaker 7: they're doing well, because when it when you're doing well,

15:37 Speaker 7: we can it's a sign that we can all do well.

15:40 Speaker 5: Yes, exactly, yeah, exactly.

15:43 Speaker 7: Collaboration happens at the top, competition happens at the bottom.

15:46 Speaker 6: Right, right, we should talk to about So Lexi, you're

15:51 Speaker 6: in the band now, so you used to be used

15:53 Speaker 6: to be officially the merch girl, right, but but you

15:55 Speaker 6: were already like really an integral part of things, right, Yes.

16:00 Speaker 10: I did start off as the merch girl. I've been

16:02 Speaker 10: in the band for six years as the merch girl. Yeah,

16:05 Speaker 10: and podcaster and podcaster and screaming within the last couple

16:10 Speaker 10: of years. That is not going away, by the way,

16:12 Speaker 10: I'm still going.

16:13 Speaker 2: To be screaming.

16:14 Speaker 10: But keyboards popped up within the summer actually this year.

16:18 Speaker 9: Lexie's a drummer.

16:20 Speaker 10: Yeah, I play the drums and drums drums, I love

16:24 Speaker 10: it and that's not going away either.

16:27 Speaker 2: Basically a percussionist.

16:29 Speaker 10: Yeah, and the keyboards. I didn't really know it first

16:32 Speaker 10: until until the summertime when we started talking about playing

16:36 Speaker 10: keyboards because the spot's been open for quite some time

16:40 Speaker 10: and they wanted to have the keyboards back. And I've

16:42 Speaker 10: been doing percussion and rhythm on the drums, and they're like, well,

16:45 Speaker 10: there's another instrument out there that could help with your

16:50 Speaker 10: percussion musical journey, and that's the keyboard.

16:54 Speaker 5: That's the piano's kind of percussion. People debate about that.

16:57 Speaker 2: I look more like that.

16:58 Speaker 10: It's pretty rhythmic. It's yeah, it has its own rhythm,

17:01 Speaker 10: it has its own little space. It's kind of like

17:03 Speaker 10: sneaky kind of.

17:04 Speaker 5: Is it a string instrument or is it a percussion instrument?

17:07 Speaker 6: Is it because you know when you know the way

17:10 Speaker 6: it's built there, that's what I would. I don't know

17:13 Speaker 6: the terminology, but when you push the keys on a piano,

17:17 Speaker 6: it strikes again.

17:19 Speaker 5: I don't know the terminology.

17:20 Speaker 10: It has its own pattern and stuff. Especially with playing stepsis.

17:24 Speaker 10: They the keyboards have like its own pattern along with everything.

17:29 Speaker 10: It's not separate, it is along with it. Yeah, those

17:31 Speaker 10: in the little spaces kind of like atmospheric, is how

17:34 Speaker 10: we kind of use the keyboards.

17:35 Speaker 2: Of how atmospheric it can be.

17:38 Speaker 7: Yeah, it so a lot, especially a lot of the

17:41 Speaker 7: modern bands and with with a lot of the technology

17:43 Speaker 7: up there, a lot of bands have lapped a lot

17:46 Speaker 7: of bands we play with, especially when we do the

17:48 Speaker 7: bigger festivals of the shows, the national bands, the big

17:54 Speaker 7: touring bands, they all have backtracks, laptops, light shows, and

18:00 Speaker 7: so they have all us to fill in and it

18:03 Speaker 7: sounds great, and I'm just for us. We always want

18:09 Speaker 7: to try to as much as we could. We wanted

18:11 Speaker 7: to try to play the music as close as we

18:15 Speaker 7: could to the records, but there's some layering in there.

18:20 Speaker 7: And we're originally a six piece band, so when you

18:23 Speaker 7: take the keyboards out of the band, there's a lot

18:26 Speaker 7: of work that we have to do on stage, the

18:30 Speaker 7: guitar players and the technology that we have on stage,

18:33 Speaker 7: if you've seen us recently, just our pedal boards, our

18:37 Speaker 7: backup vocals, we have to do a lot to try

18:39 Speaker 7: to fill in that space with a keyboard is and

18:43 Speaker 7: a lot of bands, national bands, you know, you got

18:47 Speaker 7: to play night tonight, so they use backtracks with sometimes

18:50 Speaker 7: the backup vocals on and actual keyboard layerings.

18:54 Speaker 9: And it's not because they're evil people.

18:56 Speaker 7: It's because they're trying to keep their jobs and they're

18:58 Speaker 7: trying to keep their voices, and they're trying to stay

19:00 Speaker 7: on stage every night because touring is difficult and to

19:04 Speaker 7: get on night after night you might need some extra

19:07 Speaker 7: technology to push you. We're not a national band or

19:10 Speaker 7: a touring band, so we want to take advantage of

19:12 Speaker 7: that so we get to have a good rest before

19:16 Speaker 7: every show. Yeah, right, So we really want to avoid

19:20 Speaker 7: we always have up until this point. We have a big, rich,

19:23 Speaker 7: robust sound, but we want to avoid as much as

19:26 Speaker 7: possible bringing.

19:27 Speaker 5: Computers up there and and you know, having to.

19:30 Speaker 7: Log into the Wi Fi and look for Bluetooth just

19:34 Speaker 7: to play music. So that's why we love having a

19:39 Speaker 7: keyboard player in the band. And for a while there

19:42 Speaker 7: we were like complaining, like we need a DJ, like

19:46 Speaker 7: we need a DJ, or we need a some sort

19:48 Speaker 7: of thing.

19:49 Speaker 5: You know.

19:49 Speaker 7: We just felt like we were ready for it, and

19:52 Speaker 7: like it's it's like, well, I'll do it.

19:54 Speaker 5: Yeah, there you go.

19:55 Speaker 10: Spot popped up and it was over the summer. Never

19:58 Speaker 10: touched a keyboard, and I was like, I'll try out,

20:00 Speaker 10: I'll learn.

20:01 Speaker 5: Yeah.

20:01 Speaker 10: At first, I was a little skeptical because I have

20:04 Speaker 10: tendonitis in my hands. Oh really, so playing with the

20:08 Speaker 10: fingers and everything, I was like, I don't know if

20:10 Speaker 10: this is going to trigger something, but I was playing

20:14 Speaker 10: through it and looking online at some of the other

20:17 Speaker 10: people that play keyboards and pianos and stuff and have

20:21 Speaker 10: the same issues. They're able to come up with exercises

20:25 Speaker 10: and stretchings and things to help prevent stuff like that.

20:28 Speaker 10: So I am like, so on top of every time

20:32 Speaker 10: before I play the keyboard, I have to stretch. I

20:34 Speaker 10: have to warm up my fingers just in order to play,

20:37 Speaker 10: so that I can continue to play, play in sepsis

20:40 Speaker 10: and not have it trigger.

20:42 Speaker 2: You also had to learn correct posture is the finger positioning.

20:48 Speaker 10: It's one thing to learn the music like you're playing

20:50 Speaker 10: a C minor, but my fingers might want to my

20:53 Speaker 10: thumb might want to be on the black my So

20:57 Speaker 10: finger placement is on top is a big and not intricate,

21:00 Speaker 10: but a big part of playing the keyboard. I'm just

21:04 Speaker 10: knowing what it.

21:04 Speaker 7: Is absolutely and staying on stage for years. We would

21:07 Speaker 7: talking about longevity, you know, this is.

21:12 Speaker 9: Wow.

21:13 Speaker 5: This is our fourteenth year as a band.

21:16 Speaker 7: So in order to be a band in New England,

21:19 Speaker 7: in order to be a surviving local band, you need longevity.

21:25 Speaker 7: You know, you have to have You can't screw people over,

21:28 Speaker 7: you can't burn a lot of bridges. You can't go broke,

21:32 Speaker 7: you can't you can't have health problems, you can't have

21:36 Speaker 7: drug habits, you can't have issues with the law, you

21:40 Speaker 7: can't have tons of debt, and you can't have well,

21:46 Speaker 7: you know what we all have is uh if if

21:48 Speaker 7: you're my age and you're still in the band, is

21:50 Speaker 7: you have lower back pain?

21:53 Speaker 5: So let's touched on it.

21:55 Speaker 7: If you want to stay on stage, you got to

21:58 Speaker 7: stretch right if you're going to live. You know, we

22:02 Speaker 7: don't people. It was always our plan to be in

22:05 Speaker 7: a band forever. Yeah, this is a legacy and forever band.

22:10 Speaker 7: And that's why we've never worried about getting rich or

22:12 Speaker 7: being famous because this is who we are. It's not

22:16 Speaker 7: something we want to become, right, So if this is

22:19 Speaker 7: who we are, we have to be ourselves every day.

22:22 Speaker 7: Every day I wake up Brown, I can't you know,

22:24 Speaker 7: so I so every day I wake up sepsis every

22:26 Speaker 7: day I wake up in the band. I'm not a hobbyist.

22:28 Speaker 7: This isn't a side gig for me so, because it

22:31 Speaker 7: is who I am. I have to be sound mind,

22:35 Speaker 7: I have to be I have to do yoga. I

22:37 Speaker 7: have to There's a lot that goes on outside of

22:42 Speaker 7: what we do in a twenty second clip orty a

22:45 Speaker 7: thirty minute set.

22:46 Speaker 5: There's a lot more stretching.

22:48 Speaker 7: There's a lot more eating, there's a lot more therapy,

22:52 Speaker 7: there's a lot more friendship that's.

22:53 Speaker 5: Going on, you know, behind the scenes. That makes sense.

22:57 Speaker 5: That makes sense.

22:58 Speaker 6: So will this be a swarm fel SLEXI? Will this

23:00 Speaker 6: be your debut as a keyboard player because you've been

23:03 Speaker 6: on stage with the band before screaming I remember that.

23:07 Speaker 10: Yeah, but definitely this will be the first keyboard performance.

23:12 Speaker 10: Will be at Swormy Fest.

23:14 Speaker 5: Okay, okay, excellent. Are you nervous? I'm not gonna lie.

23:19 Speaker 10: I am a little bit.

23:20 Speaker 2: She's like I am now, and it's.

23:24 Speaker 10: Mainly because of the whole just being in the experience

23:27 Speaker 10: of it all. Like it's not just because the people

23:29 Speaker 10: are watching me, it's the is the fact that this

23:31 Speaker 10: is the first time ever I'm playing an instrument and not.

23:36 Speaker 9: Only in accountable. She's a great friend.

23:38 Speaker 5: She doesn't want to let her friends down.

23:41 Speaker 10: But like in a band with a group of other

23:43 Speaker 10: people that are also playing instrument It's not in my.

23:45 Speaker 5: Room right with people professionals.

23:50 Speaker 10: In front of others on a stage. So that part

23:53 Speaker 10: of the experience is what makes me a little nervous.

23:55 Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, I'm just so used.

23:57 Speaker 10: To playing music in the living room right right.

23:59 Speaker 7: Yeah, and like and like, Lexi's the baby of the bunch.

24:06 Speaker 7: Everything that she's experienced in the band, she's always been

24:10 Speaker 7: the youngest one or the she's she's right, she's picking

24:14 Speaker 7: up the drums for the first time, or she's playing

24:16 Speaker 7: video games for the first time, or it was her

24:18 Speaker 7: first time on podcasting. But you know, now everybody knows

24:22 Speaker 7: her for podcasting, and I think she's gonna do just

24:26 Speaker 7: as good and just as she does and other things

24:29 Speaker 7: that Lexi seems to do good at everything she tries

24:32 Speaker 7: to do or wants to do.

24:33 Speaker 5: There you go, there you go excellent.

24:36 Speaker 6: Can you talk about the podcast too, Yeah.

24:39 Speaker 9: So it's new, Okay, it's new and we're still kind

24:42 Speaker 9: of working on it.

24:44 Speaker 7: So the the the newest version is called The Sepsist Show,

24:49 Speaker 7: and The Sepsist Show is really a jambalaya, a compilation

24:55 Speaker 7: of all of our best live streams. So originally we

24:59 Speaker 7: had the me Honey's podcast all right our Lexi, that

25:02 Speaker 7: was the very first podcast.

25:03 Speaker 5: That we didney then we had the Honeycomb hide Out.

25:07 Speaker 7: The girls had their live stream which is a little

25:09 Speaker 7: bit different as you know Swarm TV, and Swarm TV.

25:13 Speaker 9: Was like more like band news and band updates.

25:16 Speaker 7: And then we had Honeycomb Hideout version two point zero

25:20 Speaker 7: with me Zach our bass player and and Lexi, and

25:25 Speaker 7: then I decided to do it alone for a little

25:27 Speaker 7: while and William Versus the World, which, oh yes, which

25:30 Speaker 7: is much more like a kinetic everyone.

25:34 Speaker 9: Yeah, it was a good show.

25:36 Speaker 7: It was a lot on yeah, but you know, me

25:41 Speaker 7: yelling at people a lot.

25:43 Speaker 2: But you haven't gone anywhere though, So.

25:47 Speaker 7: Now there's there is now all of those shows kind

25:50 Speaker 7: of fit in to our segments.

25:53 Speaker 9: So now there's a William versus the World part.

25:57 Speaker 5: I think that's smart.

25:58 Speaker 7: There is there's there's so now the Swarm TV that

26:01 Speaker 7: was there before is there now. It's just in the

26:04 Speaker 7: beginning of the show as a segment. And then we

26:07 Speaker 7: move on to articles and we talk about like the

26:10 Speaker 7: rock Metal Reset stuff where we're still doing the educational

26:14 Speaker 7: you know, teaching people about YouTube, you know, letting people

26:18 Speaker 7: know about updates on Instagram and how to do marketing

26:22 Speaker 7: and basically the technologies is moving so quickly.

26:26 Speaker 9: H We use this stuff to stay up.

26:30 Speaker 5: You know.

26:30 Speaker 7: Yes, it's a podcast and we're teaching people, but we

26:35 Speaker 7: we're double dipping here because it's a way for us

26:37 Speaker 7: to stay up to date with what's coming in matt

26:41 Speaker 7: if we didn't. We kind of like multipurpose in this stuff.

26:44 Speaker 7: So we get a lot of articles, and we get

26:47 Speaker 7: a lot on technology and social media and as musicians,

26:50 Speaker 7: if you want to do what we're doing steps this

26:53 Speaker 7: isn't just a band. We're models or photographers or videoographers

26:57 Speaker 7: or streamers or podcasters or mars. We do commercials. You're everywhere.

27:02 Speaker 7: So if you're everywhere, you need to know everything. You

27:06 Speaker 7: need a big toolbox. You need you know, you need

27:08 Speaker 7: to make friends, you need large networks, you need credibility,

27:12 Speaker 7: you know, you need receipts, you need to be able

27:14 Speaker 7: to come with it, and you need and you need

27:17 Speaker 7: to stay up to date. So we get a lot

27:19 Speaker 7: of information and we go, oh my god, what are

27:21 Speaker 7: we going to do with all this information?

27:22 Speaker 9: We bring it on podcast.

27:25 Speaker 2: And when it comes to the podcast. I'm the girl

27:27 Speaker 2: behind the scenes doing all the production. Yeah, so I'm

27:32 Speaker 2: the one in the comments. I might not be like

27:35 Speaker 2: on the stream anymore, but I do plan on streaming

27:38 Speaker 2: again soon. I will be back on Twitch this October,

27:42 Speaker 2: like the first week of October, okay, because October third

27:46 Speaker 2: is going to be my first live stream.

27:48 Speaker 9: Oh, she does everything, crafts, cooking.

27:51 Speaker 2: I'm going to be bringing back a lot of that.

27:52 Speaker 2: People want to see me painting again, crafting, I'm definitely

27:56 Speaker 2: going to be doing some jewelry and probably some gaming.

28:00 Speaker 7: Okay, Okay, we sell paint things, like I mean, and

28:04 Speaker 7: we really do. You're in a band and you I

28:07 Speaker 7: don't know if people notice, but paint, do karaoke, talk

28:14 Speaker 7: with people.

28:16 Speaker 2: You're gonna do all that?

28:17 Speaker 7: Do do do drops or radio drops or do commercials.

28:21 Speaker 9: I'm not I'm not.

28:22 Speaker 7: I'm not sure people know how much we make just

28:29 Speaker 7: being on social media. We don't have personal social media accounts.

28:35 Speaker 7: We're only there to do the Stepsis thing. So because

28:38 Speaker 7: of it, we built up a relationship with all of

28:40 Speaker 7: these companies Instagram, Google and for you bands out there.

28:47 Speaker 7: Instead of posting about your dinner or getting arguments online,

28:53 Speaker 7: encourage your band to play music, to talk with people,

28:57 Speaker 7: to podcast, to niit you know, Lexi knits, crochets, we paint,

29:04 Speaker 7: use a combination, use everything you got, you know, and

29:09 Speaker 7: use it not just to make money, but to start

29:12 Speaker 7: conversations and make connections with people. Because Facebook, we don't

29:19 Speaker 7: just spend a lot of time on Facebook.

29:22 Speaker 9: We don't just scream at the microphone.

29:25 Speaker 7: Bands people out there, creators, people pay Sepsis to go

29:29 Speaker 7: on social media. The social media companies pay us to

29:35 Speaker 7: be there and talk in the comment sections.

29:38 Speaker 9: And you could do it too. Everybody can be doing this.

29:43 Speaker 7: You don't have to argue in the comments sections or

29:47 Speaker 7: fill you fill your day with stress. For those of

29:50 Speaker 7: you that make music or have skills or talents, and

29:53 Speaker 7: you think, oh, I don't know if it belongs in

29:54 Speaker 7: the band, I don't know if it belongs in my business.

29:59 Speaker 7: Work it in right if you came working in working

30:01 Speaker 7: in especially the social media, and spent wasting time and

30:04 Speaker 7: sitting there and burning out. Right, these guys when we

30:07 Speaker 7: go on, every time we go on and we put

30:09 Speaker 7: something on social media, remember we're getting paid for it.

30:12 Speaker 9: Yeah, So if you see me in a twenty, if

30:14 Speaker 9: you see me in a twenty second clip. Yeah, it's

30:18 Speaker 9: my jobs.

30:19 Speaker 5: That's good. Yeah. Yeah. Uh.

30:21 Speaker 6: Speaking of comments, by the way, we got somebody sent

30:25 Speaker 6: this in on the website for people someone I assume

30:27 Speaker 6: listening to Matt Connerson dot com. Slash Live asks the

30:31 Speaker 6: question what can a true first time Swarmy Fest visitor

30:34 Speaker 6: look forward to in November? And what's your favorite aspect

30:38 Speaker 6: of the night? And this question is signed Lendoris.

30:42 Speaker 9: Oh someone, you know this.

30:46 Speaker 2: Is going to be the sexiest rock and roll show

30:50 Speaker 2: in New England?

30:50 Speaker 7: Right, This isn't this Yeah, this isn't like a This

30:54 Speaker 7: isn't like a teenage boys sweaty T shirts, people beating

30:58 Speaker 7: each other.

30:59 Speaker 9: Up in bloody knows this thing?

31:00 Speaker 7: Okay, people come out right, No, I mean, for one,

31:04 Speaker 7: for one, I don't know if people notice, but we're

31:07 Speaker 7: a heavy metal band that gets girls out to come.

31:10 Speaker 5: The women come out. Yep.

31:11 Speaker 2: We've got some sexy dancers that are going to.

31:14 Speaker 9: Be We've got we've got stage dancers.

31:18 Speaker 2: We've got Cat and the Blood Witch.

31:20 Speaker 7: We've got yeah, Lili's Kat and the Blood Wish they have.

31:23 Speaker 7: They're doing a two to three song set. It's before

31:27 Speaker 7: the Steps is set, which is great. So if you

31:29 Speaker 7: want to see the girls, you got to stay all night.

31:31 Speaker 2: Yeah, they're going to have a special performance of their own.

31:34 Speaker 2: You're not gonna want to miss.

31:36 Speaker 5: Yep. I mean we got we got, we got the

31:37 Speaker 5: Zachi b raffle.

31:40 Speaker 2: We people have been asking for it, so we brought

31:42 Speaker 2: a food truck.

31:43 Speaker 5: We finally got. Yeah.

31:47 Speaker 7: The way we the way we do the music is

31:49 Speaker 7: a little bit different too. You know, like a lot

31:50 Speaker 7: of local bands or or traditional shows might have, you know,

31:55 Speaker 7: forty minute sets or bands get up there. Because of

31:57 Speaker 7: so many bands, we like to do a thing called

31:59 Speaker 7: jump sets. We all kind of share gear. We're all

32:01 Speaker 7: moving quickly.

32:02 Speaker 9: Yeah, bands get up you've obviously been.

32:04 Speaker 7: But for the people that don't know at home, there's

32:07 Speaker 7: not allowed to stand around and wait stuff. Bands are

32:09 Speaker 7: on and off the stage rather quickly, and the sets

32:12 Speaker 7: are short.

32:12 Speaker 5: Yeah.

32:13 Speaker 7: Yeah, it's you know, it's it's twenty twenty six coming up.

32:17 Speaker 7: And we for the the harmony and the motivation of

32:22 Speaker 7: the time. We like to keep things moving and we

32:24 Speaker 7: like to keep the show to be fast and fluid.

32:27 Speaker 5: Yep.

32:28 Speaker 9: So not a not a not a lot of long

32:30 Speaker 9: set times.

32:31 Speaker 7: Good And of course we have the Pajama Jammy jam

32:39 Speaker 7: Hotel after party.

32:40 Speaker 2: Okay, it's going to be a blast, But you.

32:42 Speaker 9: Can't bring any kids to that.

32:44 Speaker 5: No, I wouldn't. I wouldn't think. So we have.

32:47 Speaker 7: We have something special for that too, and so here's

32:50 Speaker 7: the deal too with that. For those folks that want

32:52 Speaker 7: to do the after party, pre sale tickets to Swarmy

32:55 Speaker 7: Fast are twelve bucks. We keep it twelve bucks because

32:58 Speaker 7: we're a local band. This is a local show.

33:00 Speaker 5: Yep.

33:01 Speaker 7: We encourage everybody to go buy pre sale tickets because

33:04 Speaker 7: it really helps the bands.

33:06 Speaker 2: Yeah, right now it's only it's twelve bucks pre sale

33:09 Speaker 2: Stormy Films.

33:10 Speaker 5: It's really good.

33:11 Speaker 7: The cool thing about that is if you screenshot your

33:14 Speaker 7: pre sale ticket and you send it to the band page,

33:17 Speaker 7: it automatically for now, for a limited time, it guarantees you.

33:25 Speaker 9: A spot at the after party.

33:27 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, those are extremely limited at this point.

33:31 Speaker 7: To the after party and the after party is awesome.

33:34 Speaker 7: This I mean there's select private and extra performances. As

33:39 Speaker 7: you know, the Friday night, those of you that are

33:41 Speaker 7: flying in and also doing vi P on Friday night,

33:44 Speaker 7: we do a karaoke show and we do an extra

33:46 Speaker 7: sepsist performance separate and Saturday too, So.

33:50 Speaker 2: You got a karaoke and jam night the night before,

33:53 Speaker 2: just because a lot of our friends they're flying in.

33:56 Speaker 5: They don't want to hang out for Saturday.

33:59 Speaker 2: Something special for our VIPs.

34:01 Speaker 7: Yeah, and watch us get up on stage and leave,

34:03 Speaker 7: right of course, you know. So a lot of our

34:06 Speaker 7: good friends are coming in. They might be flying in

34:08 Speaker 7: Thursday staying till Monday. So we we take this time

34:12 Speaker 7: off for the year and put everything into it.

34:15 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no, that's fantastic.

34:17 Speaker 2: I heard all the tables are sold.

34:18 Speaker 9: Oh yes, yes, there is there.

34:21 Speaker 7: The VIP tables are sold out, unfortunately, but there are

34:25 Speaker 7: still booths. And this is important because sometimes you get

34:29 Speaker 7: there you want to buy some merch. Merch goes early

34:33 Speaker 7: in the day at Swarmy Fest. Yeah, posters go early,

34:37 Speaker 7: so a lot of people they want to buy stuff early,

34:39 Speaker 7: and then the happy where to put it if you're coming,

34:43 Speaker 7: If you're coming with three to five people, it's best

34:46 Speaker 7: to get a booth because they're good for five tickets.

34:48 Speaker 9: You're saving a bunch of cash, right right.

34:51 Speaker 2: And you got somewhere to put your stuff.

34:52 Speaker 5: Yeah.

34:53 Speaker 7: So, unfortunately tables are sold out, but they're still booths.

34:57 Speaker 2: There's like four boots left.

34:59 Speaker 7: Okay, so I think that I think that the two

35:02 Speaker 7: biggest features of this year three silent season.

35:09 Speaker 5: This is all for me.

35:10 Speaker 7: Uh and of course the girls man dancing girls Silent

35:17 Speaker 7: Season in the food truck.

35:19 Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, yeah, very cool.

35:22 Speaker 2: I also got a bunch of sponsors for this thing.

35:24 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, Velvet, Velvet rain, Dney's Creations.

35:30 Speaker 5: Of course.

35:30 Speaker 9: I don't know who these people are.

35:33 Speaker 2: W m n h.

35:35 Speaker 5: Some guy named Matt Connorton. That guy right, that guy

35:46 Speaker 5: my corner. I don't know.

35:48 Speaker 6: The first time, the first time I was ever in

35:50 Speaker 6: the hippo press, this was a very long time ago,

35:52 Speaker 6: they spelled my name Cornington.

35:54 Speaker 5: Oh my god, Cornington.

35:56 Speaker 2: That's interesting. Read the horror.

35:59 Speaker 9: That's when people call William Savant.

36:01 Speaker 5: I stop that, Yeah, I was. I was displeased. The

36:05 Speaker 5: next time I was in there. They got it right.

36:07 Speaker 5: But yeah, yeah, sorry, I didn't mean to direct. That's okay.

36:10 Speaker 5: We should definitely show some love to these sponsors.

36:13 Speaker 9: Yeah you want to.

36:14 Speaker 7: Dnay's Creations, lots of crafters, and I don't mean like

36:19 Speaker 7: corny crafting.

36:21 Speaker 5: These these folks are good. I'm talking beautiful stuff.

36:25 Speaker 7: Apparel, jewelry, everything is. Yeah, we have a theme going

36:36 Speaker 7: this year and that's inclusion. The big theme this year

36:40 Speaker 7: is brown people, gay people, women, white people, brown people.

36:49 Speaker 7: If you like metal, if you like country, if you're

36:53 Speaker 7: there for for human peace, and you're there to for

36:57 Speaker 7: the music, and you're there for the neighborhood and you're

37:00 Speaker 7: there to make friends.

37:01 Speaker 5: You're welcome there. Yeah, that's the theme. Excellent, outstanding. No,

37:05 Speaker 5: I like that.

37:05 Speaker 2: I heard Rain is going to be bringing some cool

37:08 Speaker 2: Stepsist themed candles.

37:10 Speaker 7: Oh there's Yeah, a lot of the crafters are doing

37:13 Speaker 7: like Swarmy Fest theme stuff or Stepsist theme stuff or.

37:18 Speaker 5: It feels good, the energy is good.

37:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, there's so much chakra things to chac cool.

37:24 Speaker 7: Yeah, and of course again it's it's been hard to

37:28 Speaker 7: actually get new sponsors because our sponsors are so awesome

37:32 Speaker 7: every year. That's a good sign when your sponsors want

37:36 Speaker 7: to come back and when you want the same sponsors,

37:39 Speaker 7: it's really good.

37:40 Speaker 9: So Legion of Solace is.

37:43 Speaker 7: Back as our main sponsors shout out to Tuesday and

37:46 Speaker 7: them shout out to Bruce.

37:47 Speaker 9: Excellent and now they're so awesome them.

37:51 Speaker 11: Yeah, actually got my Legion bracelet at last year Swarming.

37:56 Speaker 2: I'm wearing it right.

37:57 Speaker 7: Now and in the reason why we keep bringing Legion

38:02 Speaker 7: of Solace back as well as Matt Connorton is because

38:06 Speaker 7: they're perfect fits. They know you guys know what we're

38:10 Speaker 7: trying to do. It's clear English, it's straight lines. And

38:15 Speaker 7: if anybody ever wanted to experience being in a band

38:20 Speaker 7: and having authentic, legit sponsors come in and sponsor your

38:25 Speaker 7: band and sponsor a local show, Legion of Solace is it.

38:31 Speaker 7: They are the reason every Swarmy Fest, Legion of Solace

38:36 Speaker 7: has been our main sponsors. And the reason why is

38:40 Speaker 7: because they're legit.

38:42 Speaker 2: Ye absolutely, I love their new logo and they got

38:46 Speaker 2: a logo.

38:47 Speaker 5: I'll have to check that out.

38:49 Speaker 2: I really want a t shirt.

38:52 Speaker 7: Right they changed their logo and then you know we

38:55 Speaker 7: had the podcast and we got caught wearing the old shirt.

39:00 Speaker 2: Definitely needs some shirts.

39:01 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I have a shirt. I'll have to and

39:03 Speaker 7: we have from Matt Connorton. When we get off right, yes,

39:07 Speaker 7: forget that.

39:07 Speaker 6: Yes, yes, well speaking of that, So the time does

39:11 Speaker 6: go quickly, So let's remind everybody where So where should

39:14 Speaker 6: they go to get tickets for a Swarmy Fest.

39:16 Speaker 2: So there's a link to event, right.

39:19 Speaker 5: You can go to the website our website.

39:21 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, go on our website as well.

39:23 Speaker 6: Oh and I like the new site, by the way,

39:24 Speaker 6: I like to redesign.

39:28 Speaker 5: Well done.

39:29 Speaker 6: Yeah, no, it looks really good. I'm a website nerd,

39:31 Speaker 6: so I noticed things like that.

39:32 Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely time for an upgrade. We were feeling like

39:36 Speaker 2: we were stuck in the nineties or something. Yeah, we

39:39 Speaker 2: had to improve that a little bit, much easier to

39:42 Speaker 2: like find our merch and everything.

39:44 Speaker 5: Integration is better too.

39:45 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so that there's mad categories.

39:47 Speaker 7: You can just click on bands, bands, get a website.

39:51 Speaker 7: It's so because seriously, all of these crazy oligarchs and

39:56 Speaker 7: all these billionaires, what if they changed their mind right

39:59 Speaker 7: and close your storefront? Yeah yeah, what if you wake

40:02 Speaker 7: up one day and your Instagram page is down because

40:05 Speaker 7: of some weird community standard or it's not even your fault.

40:08 Speaker 7: It could be a technical era, a misunderstanding. But you

40:10 Speaker 7: don't own the I P You don't own them.

40:12 Speaker 5: You're not.

40:12 Speaker 9: It's not your register dot com.

40:15 Speaker 5: Yeah that.

40:15 Speaker 9: People ask me.

40:16 Speaker 7: All the time, what's the most powerful thing we've ever

40:19 Speaker 7: done as a band. It's not write a song, it's

40:22 Speaker 7: register a website and own and own our name.

40:25 Speaker 5: Man, very very import exactly very important.

40:29 Speaker 7: It's just just in case things go down like they did.

40:33 Speaker 7: We started in the steps that started in the MySpace era.

40:36 Speaker 7: We had a MySpace page and and we built it

40:40 Speaker 7: and we built a lot of value on it, remember,

40:41 Speaker 7: and then one day it went down.

40:43 Speaker 5: Ye yeah, absolutely, all right, what's you were about to

40:48 Speaker 5: tell us? The website?

40:49 Speaker 2: So the steps is dot com spelled s E P

40:53 Speaker 2: S I S S dot com. Don't forget that extra

40:57 Speaker 2: S at the end. Yeah, you won't be able to

40:59 Speaker 2: find us.

40:59 Speaker 5: You'll find all type of the stuff.

41:02 Speaker 2: To remind everybody. Swarmy Fest will be November fifteenth at

41:07 Speaker 2: the Jewel Nightclub in Manchester, New Hampshire.

41:10 Speaker 6: Outstanding, No, I can't wait, can't wait, and we're excited

41:13 Speaker 6: to be a part of it as always, so really

41:14 Speaker 6: looking forward to that.

41:15 Speaker 5: So thank you, thank you all three of you for

41:17 Speaker 5: coming in tonight.

41:18 Speaker 6: Absolutely and for those of you listening live, Jenny, we've

41:23 Speaker 6: got your art showing at Mosaic Yes coming up.

41:26 Speaker 11: Today's opening is today. The Circle Art show is today

41:32 Speaker 11: from four to eight pm.

41:34 Speaker 5: You're gonna bring some art Swormy Fest, right, yes, awesome.

41:38 Speaker 11: Sixty six Hanover Street Sweet two oh one right here

41:41 Speaker 11: in the Queen City. So definitely come say hi to

41:43 Speaker 11: us at the Mosaic Art Collective for the art show,

41:46 Speaker 11: and then after that we are.

41:47 Speaker 5: Heading to Bad Burger.

41:50 Speaker 6: Vices Inc. Invited us tonight. It's Vices Inc. And Plague Dad,

41:54 Speaker 6: a couple of great acts from Portland. They've both been

41:56 Speaker 6: on the show and of course Under the Horizon. Yes,

42:00 Speaker 6: we're also at Swarmy Fest.

42:02 Speaker 9: Yeah, we got to play with play that too.

42:03 Speaker 7: As if you have not seen Vice's band about are

42:10 Speaker 7: they playing tonight?

42:11 Speaker 5: No, yes they are. Yeah, they're so good. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.

42:15 Speaker 6: They invited Jenny and I to go to Vice's Fest,

42:18 Speaker 6: but it was just too hard to get away that weekend,

42:20 Speaker 6: just too many things going on.

42:22 Speaker 5: It was a great show.

42:22 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, that's right, that's right. Yeah, you were there outstanding.

42:26 Speaker 6: So we're gonna close with this track play the game.

42:29 Speaker 6: So this is one of the newer ones, right, yes,

42:31 Speaker 6: all right, very good. Anything we should know about this

42:33 Speaker 6: before we play it? Yeah, to close out the show.

42:35 Speaker 7: Yeah, Lexi's on screams okay, Me and Lexi are screaming

42:38 Speaker 7: in the song okay, and this song is also it's

42:41 Speaker 7: a bit of a duet. Me and Melissa go back

42:43 Speaker 7: and forth on the Cleanska, Me and Lexie are on

42:45 Speaker 7: the screams.

42:46 Speaker 5: All right, very good. So we'll give this a spin.

42:48 Speaker 6: And if you missed any part of today's show, it

42:50 Speaker 6: will be up in just a little bit at w

42:52 Speaker 6: m n H Radio dot org and at my website

42:54 Speaker 6: Matt connorton dot com. And again, thank you all three

42:56 Speaker 6: of you. Uh come see Sepsis. That's warmy Fest on

42:59 Speaker 6: November fifteenth. That's gonna be a great day.

43:02 Speaker 5: And here it is. This is play the game.

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