The Azurescens | Matt Connarton Unleashed

0:00 Speaker 1: Dance into the Night. Great single from the Azer Resins.

0:04 Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to ask if I'm saying that correctly,

0:05 Speaker 1: but let's see. I think we have uh, I think

0:08 Speaker 1: we have at least gas from the band and we'll

0:10 Speaker 1: see you else, yazz.

0:11 Speaker 2: Are you there?

0:12 Speaker 3: Yeah, go on as well.

0:15 Speaker 2: Oh wonderful, wonderful, welcome. Guys.

0:18 Speaker 1: Love that song, very very very catchy, very positive and

0:22 Speaker 1: uh no, that's great that came out and uh, that

0:24 Speaker 1: came out in May.

0:25 Speaker 3: Correct, Yeah, yeah, it's not me yeah yeah.

0:29 Speaker 1: So relatively new. Yeah yeah, what what's the response been

0:33 Speaker 1: to it? I would imagine you're having some success with

0:35 Speaker 1: it because it's impossible to uh you know not. I mean,

0:38 Speaker 1: it's it's kind of infectious. So the first time I

0:40 Speaker 1: listened to it, it was stuck in my head the entire day.

0:43 Speaker 4: That's a good thing, isn't it.

0:45 Speaker 5: Very wantch inside your head to like actually the.

0:50 Speaker 4: Call of it and play it back.

0:55 Speaker 3: No doubt it's going to do well.

0:57 Speaker 6: It's always been like a favorite, even at it live

1:00 Speaker 6: and chosen it so you get recorded, so did ever people.

1:03 Speaker 2: It's it's been good, yeah, excellent, excellent. You guys have

1:07 Speaker 2: been around for a while.

1:08 Speaker 1: Right, did did you start basically, are you a COVID

1:12 Speaker 1: I would probably hate this term about a COVID band?

1:15 Speaker 2: Did you start during the pandemic?

1:17 Speaker 3: Yeah?

1:18 Speaker 4: Right, we did, but maybe they started anyway.

1:21 Speaker 5: I think we were all at a point in our

1:24 Speaker 5: you know, they were kind of all looking for something

1:27 Speaker 5: like that. I think, Yeah, the COVID just a coincidence

1:31 Speaker 5: that that happened.

1:32 Speaker 4: At the same time.

1:33 Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, gave It's a wee bit of a

1:36 Speaker 5: boost at the beginning because obviously we're able to practice

1:39 Speaker 5: a you know and putting new songs together and stuff

1:43 Speaker 5: like with with a bit of peace and quiet, right

1:46 Speaker 5: with everybody in the world being locked away.

1:49 Speaker 2: Yeah.

1:49 Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, it's interesting because we've had a lot of

1:54 Speaker 1: you know, even I mean it's it's you know, quite

1:57 Speaker 1: a few years after now, although it might not seem

1:59 Speaker 1: like it, but in twenty twenty six, even now, we

2:01 Speaker 1: have a lot of guests on the show who will

2:02 Speaker 1: talk about, you know, they've they formed around that time

2:05 Speaker 1: or before them, and then the pandemic happened, and then

2:07 Speaker 1: everything really changed for a while, and it kind of

2:11 Speaker 1: kind of forced people to find new ways to be

2:13 Speaker 1: creative and to work together.

2:14 Speaker 2: And and.

2:17 Speaker 1: But but you guys, you know, starting around that time obviously,

2:21 Speaker 1: because I was reading that, I didn't think. I don't

2:23 Speaker 1: think you played your first live show until a couple

2:24 Speaker 1: of years right later, right in twenty two.

2:27 Speaker 3: Twenty twenty two was the first one.

2:29 Speaker 6: But we wonder what just jump in in to do

2:32 Speaker 6: like a live show when we're only ready for it.

2:33 Speaker 6: So yeah, basically, we took our time and we worked

2:36 Speaker 6: on a set. Go to our songs the way we

2:38 Speaker 6: were wanting them.

2:39 Speaker 5: Nice and tight, next and tight, so that you know,

2:41 Speaker 5: when we're playing people with our music would come across correctly.

2:44 Speaker 5: And if you go out before you've practiced songs properly,

2:49 Speaker 5: or you had them into set too quickly, you're bound

2:52 Speaker 5: to make mistakes, you know.

2:53 Speaker 4: And it's fine making mistakes and everything like that.

2:57 Speaker 5: Right, most people don't notice them, but they do notice

2:59 Speaker 5: that by that's not tight.

3:01 Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, yeah, absolutely, So tell me about the name

3:06 Speaker 1: and well, actually, first let's let's clear this up.

3:09 Speaker 2: Am I saying it correctly? The azuresins? Am? I am?

3:12 Speaker 2: I close?

3:13 Speaker 4: That's that's actually quite good.

3:15 Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't I'm not sure of the definitive way

3:19 Speaker 5: to say it, right, But we're named after a magic

3:22 Speaker 5: mushroom that grows in America, and it's called the Azuris.

3:28 Speaker 5: But I mean I might actually be pronouncing that wrong

3:31 Speaker 5: as well. It might be ever, act, yeah, it's it's

3:34 Speaker 5: like it's called Azuris, and I suspect right, I've never

3:38 Speaker 5: really actually seen the mushroom itself, but it's called a

3:41 Speaker 5: blue minis. I take it it takes its name from

3:45 Speaker 5: azure as.

3:46 Speaker 4: In you know, the color. So okay, So that's that's

3:52 Speaker 4: the basic thing of it.

3:53 Speaker 5: I mean, the reason for choosing that really is because

3:57 Speaker 5: we're kind of quite a psychedelic like to you know,

4:02 Speaker 5: have nice reverbs and delays and stuff like that going

4:04 Speaker 5: on in our tunes. So it kind of makes the songs,

4:08 Speaker 5: although they're poppy and rocky, you know, at the same time,

4:12 Speaker 5: they're quite psychedelic, so they give somebody something to listen to.

4:16 Speaker 4: Well that's what we hope anyway.

4:18 Speaker 2: Yeah, right, right now, what went into the choice to

4:21 Speaker 2: go with Well, how many? How many?

4:23 Speaker 1: Let me ask it this way, because I'm curious about

4:25 Speaker 1: the choice of dancing to the night for a single,

4:27 Speaker 1: But how many songs do you guys have recorded that

4:30 Speaker 1: that you've released at this point?

4:33 Speaker 6: I think it's sixteen. I think we will maybe a

4:38 Speaker 6: love in singles and we've done a six.

4:40 Speaker 3: Trap okay last year. Okay, I think maybe about fifteen

4:47 Speaker 3: or sixteen that we've got recorded and now okay, yeah, all.

4:51 Speaker 5: The ones we've got one say that we've recorded already,

4:55 Speaker 5: but we've not worked on them yet, as in they

4:58 Speaker 5: they're just a desk mixing.

5:00 Speaker 4: At the moment, you know.

5:01 Speaker 3: So to be back.

5:04 Speaker 4: Another four yeah, and then we're gonna do an album

5:07 Speaker 4: after that.

5:07 Speaker 5: But the problem is that people have a very short

5:10 Speaker 5: attention span nowadays.

5:13 Speaker 4: Most people really really do have a terrible attention span.

5:16 Speaker 5: So it was so like the kind of idea is

5:20 Speaker 5: is that folk like to see things that are.

5:22 Speaker 4: Like short, you know, and whatnot.

5:24 Speaker 5: You know, so when it comes to putting things on

5:26 Speaker 5: the internet, it's all shorts, you know, so very basic

5:31 Speaker 5: brief clips of videos.

5:33 Speaker 4: That's not the way that we work.

5:37 Speaker 5: Our tunes have got a bit of depth in them,

5:39 Speaker 5: you know, they need somebody to have an attention span, unfortunately, right.

5:43 Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, It's interesting. We live in a time where

5:45 Speaker 1: there's so many different ways to release music and you know,

5:48 Speaker 1: I'm old enough to remember when I was growing up.

5:50 Speaker 1: Most most bands or solo artists whomever would release an album,

5:55 Speaker 1: you know, the first single would go to radio ahead

5:57 Speaker 1: of the album, and then the album would come out

5:59 Speaker 1: and then you'd yet, you know, if if all went well,

6:02 Speaker 1: you know, you might get a second single and a

6:03 Speaker 1: third single, et cetera. But now a lot of artists

6:06 Speaker 1: are kind of doing the inverse of that, releasing a

6:08 Speaker 1: series of singles that eventually coalesced to an EP or

6:11 Speaker 1: an album, because you know, you got to feed that algorithm,

6:14 Speaker 1: you know.

6:16 Speaker 4: So that yeah, that's what we're kind of doing.

6:18 Speaker 5: We're just bombarding the internet with lots of singles and

6:23 Speaker 5: then at some point we will re record, you know,

6:29 Speaker 5: a whole album and start to finish and it will

6:31 Speaker 5: be probably a few new songs next, you know, mix

6:36 Speaker 5: of ones that we've previously recorded but obviously have refined

6:40 Speaker 5: over the years. So like some of the things that

6:43 Speaker 5: we've recorded, we're playing them slightly different now obviously.

6:47 Speaker 4: With them being live.

6:48 Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, when you when you play a few

6:53 Speaker 5: you know, gigs and things like that, things change. So

6:57 Speaker 5: so sometimes it's some of the cording that we've done,

7:01 Speaker 5: we feel that we're a lot better that those students now.

7:05 Speaker 3: A lot of genderman go back, get them done better.

7:08 Speaker 2: Yeah.

7:08 Speaker 1: Yeah, and you guys went through you know, speaking of

7:11 Speaker 1: playing live, you guys went through a lineup change last year.

7:14 Speaker 4: Correct, that's correct.

7:17 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we've actually been through a couple of

7:21 Speaker 5: lineup changes, but not they're they're not. We've lost our

7:25 Speaker 5: drummer on a couple of occasions.

7:28 Speaker 4: The first time was our first drummer was a guy called.

7:33 Speaker 5: Jay, and Jay you know I got his girlfriend pregnant

7:38 Speaker 5: and had to leave the band, you know, because he

7:41 Speaker 5: worked its and things like that, you know, and obviously

7:44 Speaker 5: family is a slightly different thing. Yeah, and then we

7:49 Speaker 5: got we've got another guy and he was sound. It

7:51 Speaker 5: was two years and then he offered a like kind

7:54 Speaker 5: of a dream job for himself. Yeah, so wouldn't have

7:57 Speaker 5: the time to do the band as well. But we've

8:00 Speaker 5: landed on our feet. We've got a really good, a

8:02 Speaker 5: good replacement. It took us about six months so to

8:08 Speaker 5: refine some of the songs and actually they've they've all

8:13 Speaker 5: got better because of that, you know, the change, because

8:16 Speaker 5: it's forced us to rethink how we play things and

8:20 Speaker 5: get you tighter again, you know, and with slightly different

8:23 Speaker 5: melodies within the songs and stuff.

8:25 Speaker 4: So yeah, it's all learning process, isn't it. You know.

8:31 Speaker 1: I don't know if it's the same there, but here,

8:33 Speaker 1: you know, when you lose a drummer that that can

8:37 Speaker 1: be a death noell, because drummers are very hard to

8:39 Speaker 1: find here. I have a theory about it. I think

8:42 Speaker 1: it's because when when you're growing up and you want

8:44 Speaker 1: to learn to play a musical instrument, and you have

8:46 Speaker 1: to have the conversation with the parents. If you tell

8:47 Speaker 1: them you want to play drums, they're gonna either that

8:50 Speaker 1: or the tuba. They might try to talk you out

8:52 Speaker 1: of it, you know.

8:53 Speaker 5: But yeah, yeah, anything that's hellish to listen to you,

8:56 Speaker 5: they're going to want to.

8:57 Speaker 4: Get rid of that ideas. It's kind of like that.

9:02 Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's definitely down to the parents and not

9:05 Speaker 5: wanting it.

9:06 Speaker 4: But you still do have good drummers. It just happens

9:10 Speaker 4: to be that.

9:11 Speaker 5: I kind of knew a guy that was saying, you know,

9:13 Speaker 5: in between bands at the time anyway, and he's had

9:15 Speaker 5: a really good drummer. So, you know, if we were

9:18 Speaker 5: to lose a member of the band, is it's devastating

9:21 Speaker 5: because you lose a certain dynamic you know that the

9:25 Speaker 5: band brings. You know, it's not the band's never about

9:28 Speaker 5: one person. It can't be about one person, you know,

9:31 Speaker 5: It's about I'm a collaborative, you know, venture I suppose

9:37 Speaker 5: you know, and the minute you take one part, it

9:39 Speaker 5: just changed. But you know, luckily we've just grin and

9:46 Speaker 5: you know, grit our teeth and just grind bear it

9:49 Speaker 5: and just got on with it. And on this occasion

9:52 Speaker 5: we came out the other other ends smelling the roses,

9:55 Speaker 5: I suppose. So our new drummer is really really good.

9:58 Speaker 5: He's really entertaining to watch as well.

10:01 Speaker 2: Excellent, excellent.

10:02 Speaker 3: We added a.

10:02 Speaker 6: Keyboard player as well, Vote further and playing keyboard and

10:05 Speaker 6: extra guitar as well, so the band expanded our sound

10:09 Speaker 6: as well. With that, we've always wanted to get the

10:11 Speaker 6: keys involved in our sound. Don't rote further, and he's

10:15 Speaker 6: he's added a lot to the band as well.

10:18 Speaker 5: No, excellent, Yeah, I mean like we've we've always wanted

10:23 Speaker 5: to sort of make our sound looser and bigger, and

10:27 Speaker 5: that's not always the case by adding extra instruments. But

10:31 Speaker 5: then if you're a musician, you'll understand that the more

10:35 Speaker 5: that you can add the more space can be creative

10:38 Speaker 5: if people are tasteful. You know, it's all about being

10:40 Speaker 5: tasteful and not overdoing things, you know. So you know

10:45 Speaker 5: it's given every single instrument a space within the music.

10:49 Speaker 1: I suppose yeah right, well said, yeah absolutely.

10:54 Speaker 2: Did did you guys open? Is this correct? You guys

10:56 Speaker 2: open for.

10:58 Speaker 3: Oh?

10:59 Speaker 2: Definitely? Away Sis? Is that a is?

11:00 Speaker 3: Like?

11:01 Speaker 2: Is that an Oasis tribute band?

11:03 Speaker 3: Yeah?

11:03 Speaker 6: Yeah, that's one of the travel in the world or

11:06 Speaker 6: one of the one.

11:07 Speaker 4: Of the premieer ones.

11:09 Speaker 1: Yeah.

11:10 Speaker 5: Yeah, we were opened for them at the Electrotrons say

11:13 Speaker 5: big Benjy and Edinburgh say nice. Yeah, but like obviously yeah,

11:20 Speaker 5: that was a really nice gig for us.

11:21 Speaker 3: It was yeah, one of the best one. Yeah, that

11:24 Speaker 3: was that was top that top night.

11:26 Speaker 4: No, it was absolutely rammed.

11:31 Speaker 5: You've got to do like you know, you probably know

11:33 Speaker 5: the way Scotts people are like to party, you know,

11:37 Speaker 5: you know, the gigs themselves are really really charged, like

11:41 Speaker 5: you'll have an audience that's right up for it, you know, yeah,

11:46 Speaker 5: every one of them. So yeah, it's it's quite entertaining

11:51 Speaker 5: that a little stick in your head for a while.

11:53 Speaker 4: That guy.

11:56 Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the second time in the show today that

11:59 Speaker 1: Oasis is come up because with with our our previous guests,

12:02 Speaker 1: we were the radio addicts.

12:03 Speaker 2: We were talking about Oasis.

12:05 Speaker 3: Is that?

12:06 Speaker 1: Is that a band that's an influence on you guys?

12:07 Speaker 1: They're one of my favorite bands. But I've noticed when

12:10 Speaker 1: I talked.

12:10 Speaker 3: About over the band as well.

12:11 Speaker 6: Yeah, well, but like everybody in the band is all

12:16 Speaker 6: different sort of influences as well. They're like, h like,

12:20 Speaker 6: I love them, but I love people and they I

12:25 Speaker 6: think they're all right right, So.

12:28 Speaker 5: You know, I'm more into city like where they got

12:30 Speaker 5: their influences from, like sort of grew up listening the

12:34 Speaker 5: led Zeppelin and you know, the beat Oats and the

12:37 Speaker 5: Stones and things like that, you know, and and even

12:39 Speaker 5: more obscure ones. Gas is in the ivy bit and

12:42 Speaker 5: tease and stuff like that, you know. And then Brian's right,

12:46 Speaker 5: and he's indy, but he's kind of like, you know,

12:49 Speaker 5: a bit like me as really like some of the

12:50 Speaker 5: older bands. And then everybody's got their own and only thing,

12:55 Speaker 5: and we actually laugh at each other's influences.

12:57 Speaker 3: You know.

12:58 Speaker 5: It creates quite a good but ban within the band

13:01 Speaker 5: because yeah, Brian can't stand country music. Yeah, it's not

13:07 Speaker 5: here to unfortunate, right.

13:12 Speaker 1: Yeah, Scottish as far as Scottish bands too, you know,

13:15 Speaker 1: because I'm curious about that. Simple Minds is what was

13:19 Speaker 1: one of my favorite bands growing up. They're the first

13:22 Speaker 1: ones I think of when I think of Scottish bands.

13:24 Speaker 2: But I mean, like, what what is the scene like?

13:28 Speaker 1: There are there a lot of bands that sound like

13:32 Speaker 1: what you guys are doing or do you kind of.

13:34 Speaker 4: No, definitely not. We do have a quite unique sound

13:38 Speaker 4: as e since.

13:39 Speaker 5: But no, don't get me wrong, the Scottish music scene

13:42 Speaker 5: is absolutely bustling. Yeah that was you know, and I

13:47 Speaker 5: really cracking scene here. But it's just really hard to

13:52 Speaker 5: to get gigs in venues now.

13:54 Speaker 4: And that's not because of the lack of talent.

13:57 Speaker 5: It's actually just because the price of actually running a

14:01 Speaker 5: gig now is tripled or something in the last six years.

14:06 Speaker 5: So when you go into a venue, they you know,

14:10 Speaker 5: it's expensive. You have to charge more for tickets. Everybody's

14:14 Speaker 5: getting paid a wee bit more, and that there isn't

14:16 Speaker 5: much left for the musicians. So we're all struggling. We're

14:19 Speaker 5: all struggling in Scotland, but we don't care about that.

14:22 Speaker 5: It's not that that's not an.

14:24 Speaker 4: Issue, you know.

14:25 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, yeah, you just gotta got to keep going.

14:28 Speaker 1: But I mean it sounds like you guys have a

14:30 Speaker 1: lot of have a lot of momentum. And by the way,

14:33 Speaker 1: the EP we we kind of alluded to it earlier.

14:36 Speaker 1: But Common Bond that that came out last year, right,

14:39 Speaker 1: mm hmm, yeah.

14:40 Speaker 6: Yeah, last October. I think of this. Yeah, six tracks

14:43 Speaker 6: on that one a Common Bond. The sort of the

14:48 Speaker 6: main one that done well for that was one host

14:50 Speaker 6: Down that was another week cat to s three minute

14:53 Speaker 6: radio friendly song. But we recorded our first two singles

14:58 Speaker 6: Middle of Nowhere and like from.

15:00 Speaker 5: That and then but they were posted onto the EP

15:03 Speaker 5: we to give folk an EP, you know. But that

15:07 Speaker 5: that was a WEE test in the ground, wasn't it.

15:10 Speaker 5: And I think from that we realized that we actually

15:12 Speaker 5: need to split the songs up, you know, and release

15:16 Speaker 5: them and individually they each get like what sort of

15:21 Speaker 5: attention if you like the songs each Yeah, we all

15:26 Speaker 5: believe right that every one of our songs has got like,

15:29 Speaker 5: you know, potential greatness, you know, and it's just I

15:34 Speaker 5: suppose finding the right people. But with the short attention

15:38 Speaker 5: span that was talking about, we released the E p

15:44 Speaker 5: and most people, well there will be folks that did

15:47 Speaker 5: listen to the whole thing, but the majority folks were

15:50 Speaker 5: only really listening to the first chart, and that's just

15:54 Speaker 5: not what it's about, you know, see, So unless you

15:57 Speaker 5: can give them a physical copy, you know, which is

16:01 Speaker 5: rare nowadays people get physical copies. It's a lot a

16:04 Speaker 5: lot of it's just digital download and stuff like that.

16:06 Speaker 5: So you know, like they'll just press skip, won't listen

16:11 Speaker 5: to the first churn and then that's it.

16:13 Speaker 4: So yeah, that's what we're struggling against.

16:17 Speaker 5: Sure, people's attention span. But then again, it's just you

16:23 Speaker 5: need to keep just doing it, keeping putting the music

16:27 Speaker 5: out there and let you know, and then you never know.

16:30 Speaker 5: We've had some really interesting things happen. We animations and

16:34 Speaker 5: stuff made for us, and quite a lot of nice

16:37 Speaker 5: attention on the radio and things like that, so we

16:40 Speaker 5: hope to build from that moving on.

16:42 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, excellent. Well you're definitely on a positive trajectory,

16:46 Speaker 1: no doubt about it. At the end of our conversation,

16:50 Speaker 1: when we let you guys go in a couple of minutes,

16:51 Speaker 1: we're gonna play this this song, Light from Dark.

16:54 Speaker 2: I really like this a lot is there is.

16:56 Speaker 1: There any kind of a particular story behind this song

16:59 Speaker 1: or uh? And you know, and again I like the

17:02 Speaker 1: I like the positivity, which seems to be definitely a

17:05 Speaker 1: theme with you guys.

17:06 Speaker 2: But anything we should know about this song, well, that one.

17:10 Speaker 3: That's an old song that I went and wrote.

17:12 Speaker 6: I don't know, maybe close to twelve year ago, maybe

17:15 Speaker 6: really yeah, but I'd always like before I joined the band,

17:20 Speaker 6: it's the first band I've ever been in, so I

17:22 Speaker 6: would I wrote just loaded songs just for playing on

17:25 Speaker 6: the acoustic guitar in the house, But that one I wrote.

17:29 Speaker 6: My message was going for a bit a a hard time,

17:33 Speaker 6: so that was kind of like it was a wee

17:35 Speaker 6: song for her. But I just basically kept it to myself.

17:40 Speaker 6: And then I went and played it to Andy and

17:42 Speaker 6: Brian when we were first thought of getting live together,

17:45 Speaker 6: and as soon as they heard it, they were like, wow, like,

17:48 Speaker 6: let's work on that till we worked it and I

17:51 Speaker 6: did the way as and I it's phenomenal. I such

17:56 Speaker 6: a proud moment when we're playing that tune because it's say,

17:59 Speaker 6: it's very emotional, because it's it's obviously it's describing to

18:04 Speaker 6: somebody that's having psychological issues that there's all light at

18:07 Speaker 6: the you know the end of the tunnel.

18:09 Speaker 4: It's not all done included.

18:10 Speaker 5: You know, it's trying to positive and that's what you know, I.

18:14 Speaker 4: Mean, set aside.

18:15 Speaker 5: You know, Gas is a brilliant songwriter, you know, And

18:19 Speaker 5: whether or not the songs are about depression, yeah, I often,

18:25 Speaker 5: quite often the music behind it's quite positive. So we

18:28 Speaker 5: try to balance it, you know, So if the message

18:31 Speaker 5: is really dark, right, the music will be sculpting around

18:36 Speaker 5: it to be really beautiful and hopefully positive. And I'm

18:39 Speaker 5: glad you're playing light for dark because it's it needs

18:42 Speaker 5: to be heard more from more people.

18:45 Speaker 6: Do you even me that one there is a message

18:46 Speaker 6: and again that there is hope, there is like that

18:49 Speaker 6: is basically there is, like say the end of tunnel yard.

18:54 Speaker 5: Too many people get stuck in a rut, you know,

18:55 Speaker 5: we were you know, bad, bad psychological issue and stuff

19:00 Speaker 5: like that, when they could just share it with somebody,

19:03 Speaker 5: I mean, you share it, you know, it makes things

19:05 Speaker 5: a whole lot easier. I mean, I do realize there's

19:08 Speaker 5: folks that are out there that you know, just can't

19:10 Speaker 5: get away from the problems they have. But you know,

19:13 Speaker 5: it's good to share them with folk gay and you

19:16 Speaker 5: never know when you share things what will happen. You know,

19:20 Speaker 5: sometimes a right positive thing comes out of it, like.

19:24 Speaker 4: For that being a good change.

19:27 Speaker 3: Yeah.

19:27 Speaker 1: No, As someone who struggles with depression, I can really

19:31 Speaker 1: appreciate all that. Maybe that's why the song connects with

19:33 Speaker 1: me the way that it does. But yeah, absolutely absolutely, guys.

19:38 Speaker 1: This has been wonderful guys and Andy. I really enjoyed

19:40 Speaker 1: talking with you guys, and we'll have you back. We'll

19:42 Speaker 1: definitely do this again in the future as you're releasing

19:44 Speaker 1: on more music. Yeah, sounds like you got a lot

19:46 Speaker 1: of good stuff coming up.

19:47 Speaker 3: So I've got another one coming soon as well.

19:51 Speaker 2: Oh perfect, perfect, not long.

19:56 Speaker 1: Where where's the before we let you guys go and

19:58 Speaker 1: we're going to hit that track light from Dark? But

20:00 Speaker 1: where's the best place to go online? To keep up

20:02 Speaker 1: with everything that you guys are doing, the the azuresence

20:05 Speaker 1: as as I the appreciation that I'm going with.

20:11 Speaker 6: We'll go like all social media. We're on Instagram and Facebook,

20:16 Speaker 6: tech Talk, and our music is on like every Spotify,

20:22 Speaker 6: Apple Music.

20:22 Speaker 4: If you type in our name, you'll find it. You

20:24 Speaker 4: know it's there.

20:27 Speaker 5: It's sometimes think we've got it in too many to many.

20:31 Speaker 4: Spotify seems to be the thing where we getting nat.

20:35 Speaker 2: Really.

20:36 Speaker 1: Yeah, but yeah, it's helpful that you have a name

20:39 Speaker 1: that's not a common word. So yes, it's it's very

20:42 Speaker 1: you're you're very google doable. As I like to say,

20:45 Speaker 1: it's if you google, if you google that, it comes

20:47 Speaker 1: right up.

20:49 Speaker 2: Guys, thank you again. We'll let you go and we'll

20:50 Speaker 2: hit that track.

20:51 Speaker 1: But thank you both again so much for joining us conversation.

20:56 Speaker 4: It's been interesting.

20:57 Speaker 3: Thank you.

20:57 Speaker 2: Oh thanks guys.

20:58 Speaker 1: All right, take care bye bye. All right. That is

21:03 Speaker 1: Gazz and Andy from the band the Azusins, and let's

21:07 Speaker 1: play this song. Like I said, this really connects with me.

21:09 Speaker 1: This is called Light from Dark