The Writeful Heirs | Matt Connarton Unleashed

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Speaker 7: There you go. That is your lovely face by the rightful airs and they are here and we're going to talk to them in just a moment. Welcome everybody. We have entered our number three New Marrow trace of Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of w m n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. And of course you can stream the show from anywhere. Go to Matt connorton dot com, slash live for all of your live streaming options, social media links, contact and foshow archives, et cetera, et cetera.

Speaker 7: Happy Valentine's Day. Today is Saturday, February fourteen, twenty twenty six. Jenny is here at the news table, President and account of for and I think actually we should mention the show tonight and then you know, we'll we'll mention it again at the oh at the end of the hour. But for people just joining us, because tonight's a big night of course at the Mosaic Art Collective.

Speaker 8: Yeah, Tonight at the Mosaic Art Collective is the opening of the Peaceful Rebellion Juried Art Show. The opening is from five to seven. Matt and I will be there, so please do come join us at sixty six Hanover Street, Sweet two to oh one. If you've never been, you've got to come check out the Mosaic Art Collective.

Speaker 9: It is a great gallery.

Speaker 7: Yes, absolutely, we do love them. And how many pieces do you have in the show?

Speaker 8: I actually have two pieces of the prevision of it, which was really an honor for me.

Speaker 9: It's it's a it's a joy to get one in. If you get two, it's like, oh.

Speaker 8: My god, yeah, this is the Yeah, but you know what, definitely also make sure you check out their website Mosaic Artcollective dot com for more information on things they're doing. They have an upcoming art and advocacy panel that you'll definitely want to check out.

Speaker 7: All right, outstanding, and let's see. So let's get those mics up here. So we have John Montalto and Sunny Burretto. Did I get that right?

Speaker 9: Yes?

Speaker 7: I did? Okay, excellent, wonderful, So welcome back. It's been uh, it's been a while.

Speaker 10: Jeez.

Speaker 7: When was the last time you're both on the show? It had to be over a year ago, right, twenty four September of twenty twenty four, Yes, oh wow, okay, so it has been a while. So of course together you are the rightful heirs. We played that song your Lovely Face. You've got a bunch of new songs that you sent me that I really like, and you're gonna play for us.

Speaker 9: But what so what what?

Speaker 7: What's what has happened uh with uh? With the project since the last time we talked, since the last time we had you on.

Speaker 10: Well, we have a new project with thirteen tracks Okay, that we've been working on for over a year. So it's we're in the final throes of releasing that. We've just had the last the five pieces mastered that hopefully you'll play today, okay.

Speaker 9: And yeah, it's a lot of work.

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no doubt, no doubt, since we had to travel to New York to do it. Okay, yeah, tell me about that.

Speaker 11: Uh we recorded it, uh with our beloved producer Lincoln Schleifer in Bronx, New York. That's where we recorded the first project. But oh yeah, we were living in New York at the time, so it was it was an easy fifteen minute commute as opposed to a four hour commute now, right, right, But it was another rewarding process and it took us, as Sonny mentioned, a little over a year. But we're we're really really, really pleased with the outcome of the project.

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. And then so it's it's an EPH do you record did you just do? Are you just doing individual tracks?

Speaker 10: We'll probably release each track individually, oh okay, but you know, we're just also just kind of doing it as a CD for you know, kind of the old school people who like.

Speaker 7: Gotcha gotcha, gotcha. Well, are you gonna play something for us? Dine? Are you play?

Speaker 12: Yeah?

Speaker 9: Absolutely. We have two tracks that we're gonna play.

Speaker 10: One of them it's called fifth Generation war that's not on this project, that's newer than this project, okay. And then the other one is called Shivertown, and that is on the project. But the version on the project will sound much different. Oh okay, because there's just the two of us here, but we've got a whole band on the projects. Oh interesting one like little disclaimer. I just want to say that no AI was used to make any of our music, and okay, or lyrics or anything like that.

Speaker 7: Okay, well fair enough, yes, all right, very good. Yeah, So what are you gonna play for us?

Speaker 12: Now?

Speaker 9: Called Fifth Generation Warfare?

Speaker 7: Fifth Generation Warfare? All right? The Rightful Era is live in studio. Yeah, whenever you're ready.

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Speaker 13: All this goes to but your mood is boys and tea, and the gil is just a new disease.

Speaker 2: People are in here bought. It's just like the one really wants to see. No one ever releases Elbow seas at all.

Speaker 3: We're in a.

Speaker 4: Fifth generation war.

Speaker 2: Ess, it's a fifth generation war. Do you to woman versus man? Friends of ants?

Speaker 5: Friend?

Speaker 7: How does it.

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Speaker 4: That's the child the king go true.

Speaker 2: You've got to hide in your pills, be my flow, little truth.

Speaker 14: Were in the fifth horational war. Yes, it's a fifty generation wall.

Speaker 15: What Williamson.

Speaker 2: Born of versus man? Friend of Yes, friend, he goes to Mollia Long.

Speaker 14: You'll never want to let go rot from this dark dissent getting close to who you love. You never want to let you go run from this dark of bison.

Speaker 2: The world is breaking down. We love not breaking down.

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Speaker 16: Hoo, buby and strongle. Therein't no one that you can't go Now that Broud is wrong your minds look back to pee. You're the one bringing as blacks. Now you know how it feels to relive.

Speaker 5: Be a man of me, he love.

Speaker 14: We're in a fifth generational wall. Yes, it's a fifth generational ball.

Speaker 4: Who will do o versus man?

Speaker 5: Friend?

Speaker 13: And answered the cause to who you love, your never want to love you. But from this dog a dissa world's breaking down, We're not breaking down. Don't be a breaking down.

Speaker 2: Don't let it take you down downtown. Don like it.

Speaker 10: I like it.

Speaker 7: The Rightful Airs here with Us Live in Studio and Fifth Generation War very good, very good. I feel like a lot of your songs are kind of topical. Have there's a lot of social commentary. I remember noticing that too the last time that you were on I mean, is that is that something that's that's important to you to express? Or you are and are you trying to address things that maybe you don't feel r being addressed?

Speaker 10: Well, I think, of course we're not really a political band, but I would say that, you know, we have a couple of mean points. So one of the things is, you know, try to focus on the positive, but don't forget like what's what's really going on? Like really, you know, try to think of things. I think that you know, we really just kind of play what comes up, and we've got all kinds of the songs just kind of like happen.

Speaker 9: It's not like we set out to write this song.

Speaker 7: Actually, you know, it's.

Speaker 10: Like the music came and then the lyrics were what was called for by the music. I mean, I know, it's like kind of like the music gods dictate how these things happen, but certainly what what we believe in, our beliefs kind of do filter through.

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, of course, yeah, well said, Well said, I want to play this studio track, but like I said, you sent us several I really love this song bad Trip Turnaround, but I want to know before we before we play it, I want to know more about this. This is this is kind of my my favorite of the ones, he said, But yeah, tell us about this song.

Speaker 10: Okay, So this song is really about introspection, and you know, for some people, I mean it's some people are doing introspection, you know, meditation wise. Some people are doing it full out like Iohasca and all kinds of things like that. So this kind of speaks to to a lot of things that that people are doing. But it's really like it's a spiritual journey and it's about it's about spirit, it's about finding yourself. And you know what we would hope if if people get anything out of our music is that you know, they see us as people who really kind of are advocating looking inward and getting more out of yourself, like bringing yourself to another level.

Speaker 7: Okay, okay, John, anything to add on that or well.

Speaker 11: Sonny always has an interesting process of how she comes up with the words. What I usually do is I come up with the music in the melody. And she says that when she's listening to the idea over and over, the song tells her what it's going to be written about. And this particular track, it was a day we were hanging out and I wasn't really feeling so great and I was just noodling around and this idea was brewing, and I looked at Sony and I'm like, you know, I'm not feeling so great. I need to I need to turn his bad trip around.

Speaker 11: And that kind of stuck in her head as a foundational theme, and she delivered the words. And once again, it's always for me, that moment where I get the text and the words are there are really exciting because that's what really closes and the song and cements it puts it together.

Speaker 7: Yeah. Very cool.

Speaker 10: Oh, before we say anything, before we spin the song, I just want to do a shout out because like we don't we sing backrups on this song, we don't we're not the lead singer. Josh Dion is the lead singer on the song Okay, so where this song features Josh Dion from Paris Monster. He's an amazing voice, okay, and he just really takes the song to the next level.

Speaker 9: So I just wanted to you know, we don't sound like this.

Speaker 11: Well, we realized, we realized that this song, out of all of them, there was limitations. And I had heard Josh sing uh uh with Paris Monster, and like that guy's voice would be perfect for the song.

Speaker 5: Oh.

Speaker 11: It took a little convincing, but it turned out to be the right call.

Speaker 10: And he's the drummer for all the tracks on our Oh okay, oh neat, Oh gotcha?

Speaker 7: Gotcha?

Speaker 9: Okay, ye Yeah, he's amazing.

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I.

Speaker 2: Love the story.

Speaker 8: If you often, hey, we're going to do back up on our song, we want you to. That's that's an unusual thing to do. I think it's really neat.

Speaker 7: Yeah.

Speaker 11: Well, we want the song to be presented in this best possible manners. So it was once we heard Josh sing it, we knew that it was definitely the right call. Yeah, And so once again a shout out to Josh Dion and to Paris Monster. Check him out, you'll be amazed. Josh plays drums, keyboard and sings at the same time. It's it's quite a performance.

Speaker 7: Okay.

Speaker 9: He's one of the most thought after session players for drumming.

Speaker 7: Oh no kidding, yeah, oh, very good, very good. All right, let's give this a listen. This is a bad Trip turn around and this is the right ulaires.

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Speaker 2: I'm not so short jet.

Speaker 14: What we.

Speaker 5: Can by STI side. That's not.

Speaker 10: The true.

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Speaker 7: Does bad Trip turn around? And that is the rightful airs with what's the name of the gentleman who does the vocal on that again? Josh Josh? Yeah? And what what's his what's his other band? His main project, Paris Monster Paris Monster. Where are they are they from? Here? Are they in New York?

Speaker 5: They're in New York.

Speaker 7: They're in New York. Okay, but but he but he also plays drums on everything.

Speaker 9: He's a multi talented artist. You know his band. He plays keyboards and drums at the same time.

Speaker 7: Instincts, So how does he how does he do that at the same time?

Speaker 11: One hand, I forget which I think it's the left hand. He's playing keyboard with the right hand.

Speaker 5: He's he's.

Speaker 11: In a snare and the toms and yeah, high hat and all that.

Speaker 7: Wow, one man.

Speaker 11: Man and all of the guys who came down and played and when we had the same cast come down, Oh h not are they just outstand players, but they're also really great human beings.

Speaker 7: Yeah.

Speaker 11: Really, they took a lot of care and attention to make sure that our music was the best it could possibly be.

Speaker 2: Ye.

Speaker 11: So we're greatly, greatly appreciative and in debt for their their efforts.

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. You want to play another, uh, another lap song? I'm done here? Another lap?

Speaker 4: Okay?

Speaker 11: You going to do Shivertown?

Speaker 9: Sure?

Speaker 11: Okay, so this song is going to be appearing on the upcoming project.

Speaker 7: Okay, uh, it's called Shivertown.

Speaker 11: Do you want to give some backdrop those too?

Speaker 10: The only thing I could say is, you know, just kind of like how bad trip turn around that that kind of name of the song kind of came out. There was an interesting story about how Shivertown came about was I was stuck in an ice storm with my son driving and we're stuck on Shivertown Road. Oh yeah, And I was thinking, this is like, like a great word, You've never heard of it. There's no place and there's no place in the United States called Shivertown, Okay, but there is a Shiverartown Road.

Speaker 9: Yeah, and uh, I think it's like near New Balls.

Speaker 7: Or something like that, upstate New Yark, Okay.

Speaker 9: And we're like, wow, that that needs to be a song.

Speaker 7: Yeah.

Speaker 10: Then the music kind of presented itself and then Shivertown kind of came to be.

Speaker 7: Yeah, that makes sense.

Speaker 11: I was watching a Tom Petty documentary and so there was definitely a Tom Petty influence in the in the music and the rhythm of of this track.

Speaker 7: Okay, so let's do it Shivertown. Yeah, all right, the Rightful Era is live in studio.

Speaker 11: Let's false start.

Speaker 14: That's not I went up there to see your face, got mask you hid behind, won't keep you safe.

Speaker 2: Went out to.

Speaker 3: Grab a drink, but they were closed.

Speaker 4: Usiness is left out in the cool.

Speaker 17: I need hold him, I create touching, I need loving. You just shut it out, so I leave the Shipper time.

Speaker 2: All I want from you is the truth. You put me down and then you get so rude. Friends, they want you just to hide away. I don't believe a thing they say.

Speaker 18: You need golden, you create to shame, you need love and they can't keep you down.

Speaker 2: Won't you leave the Shiver, leave the shiver to.

Speaker 19: And I won't they come in back round? Won't you leave this Shiver town?

Speaker 3: Hey, I'll come back again.

Speaker 2: In a couple of days. Maybe then you will have changed your ways.

Speaker 13: The things they talk about about the flies yea, he should be asking where. Just shot back and change your passwords.

Speaker 10: Now.

Speaker 13: Don't look back or turn your head or round.

Speaker 2: We need holding, we create touching, we need love. They can hold us down. You got to leave this s for time home.

Speaker 7: I like it. I like it. The Rightful Era is live in studio Shiverartown Now, great song? Great song? Do you have plans to record that one?

Speaker 11: That one will be on the project that is Yeah, that's be course waiting to be mastered with.

Speaker 9: Oh it is okay, Josh playing drums, and.

Speaker 11: We got Danny Lewis, the keyboard player of Government Mule. He appears on Really Yeah, appeared on the last project, and he came back for this one.

Speaker 7: Oh wow, oh that's very cool.

Speaker 4: Yeah most of the tracks.

Speaker 7: Oh really yeah, Oh that's awesome. That's awesome. Should we play Uh, let's see, so I'm curious to play. Uh, tell me about in Due Time the Devil.

Speaker 9: Okay, so that's the There was kind of like we we put these songs together. John and I were just playing it one day.

Speaker 10: He just kind of segued into the second song, and we love the way they kind of like went together. Yeah, and in Due Time is really it's only like two verses, so it never really was a full song.

Speaker 9: So we just decided let's put these two songs together.

Speaker 7: Okay.

Speaker 4: Yeah.

Speaker 10: The producer liked it too, and you know, he came up us really cool, really cool sounds.

Speaker 7: Yeah.

Speaker 10: Then just really both of these tracks, so they exceed our expectations.

Speaker 7: Yeah, kind of kind of takes down a journey when you listen to it.

Speaker 11: We we did play this the last time we were here live, and oh I loved in due time and I wanted war and so I say, nope, that's it. Yeah, And I always felt that it was a little bit short of being a complete song. Okay, So when I was noodling around one day, I just went down to half a step where the Devil starts, and it just made sense to put the two songs together.

Speaker 7: Okay.

Speaker 11: So yeah, it was a lot of fun. It was a lot of fun making uh it happen. Yeah, So we're looking forward to having the audience here how it turned out.

Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I really like this one a lot too. All right, let's give this a spend and we have the rightful airs here with us if you're just joining us live in studio.

Speaker 20: She knelt down upon his grave, a black stream said, fluzzle weak.

Speaker 5: Where she's here and he is gone? Movies, who slipt to carry?

Speaker 13: She'll just take your lady, Sam said, all the life, oh questions, and say him.

Speaker 16: To time.

Speaker 5: On sol. Tear is all she said.

Speaker 20: From the vimy of that. Now that more than hands gone over the little tear, hands turned to cool.

Speaker 15: Just take him, please, said side. Then all question, said, said he to turn him?

Speaker 16: Living?

Speaker 4: Can't be reveal.

Speaker 5: When you knock in to the miver?

Speaker 4: Is there no one left to see?

Speaker 6: As the yemage becomes clearer.

Speaker 4: Who's the master? Who's the sleep?

Speaker 5: And whose rules?

Speaker 10: To you?

Speaker 2: Old me?

Speaker 6: I have seen your face, thought history had certainly will.

Speaker 5: There'll be those who take your hands.

Speaker 4: But O mothermder your spill.

Speaker 3: I won't follow you to hill.

Speaker 5: Would you know the devil.

Speaker 4: If he looked into your round? Would you know the tale? And it comes no surprise?

Speaker 21: There you mad him the tide? You think you can't do no wrong, do no wrong?

Speaker 5: Do you long? If we are to have a.

Speaker 4: Shadow and we almost made good choice? Not too camn you would shadow? Would you suppen to the bonnet?

Speaker 2: You just need to raise a word?

Speaker 5: Did you know the table? Did dot your you know all the tail?

Speaker 4: And it calls us no more surprise?

Speaker 13: Then here the tides to think if you can't do nover,

Speaker 13: do no wrong?

Speaker 5: Didn't go wrong?

Speaker 14: You know.

Speaker 2: Thea you thinking you can't do no wrong?

Speaker 7: Mmmm, that is so good. I just want to let that hang for a second. I love that. I love that that is in due time the devil by the Rightful Airs and we have the Rightful Airs here with us in studio. Yeah, it's such an interesting track. John, you were talking off here about how your your producer, tried to get Ian Anderson. Uh, this is an interesting story.

Speaker 11: We have a song called in My World and it's it's a little bit of a throwback. It's it's it's a very it's a very kind of sixties way. The track came out and Lincoln heard flute, which we were like, okay, we'll trust Lincoln. We didn't hear flute, but he he's friends with the drummer jetro Toe, and he said, guys, how about I try to get Ian Anderson for this track? And Ian graciously did get back to us and he thanked us, but his touring schedule just did not allow for him to have the time to.

Speaker 10: Perform on it.

Speaker 11: So instead we had a really great session player, New York session player come in and do the track. So

Speaker 11: watch out for that track when it's released in My World and you'll be able to hear all of its goodness.

Speaker 7: Okay, okay, excellent. Now I haven't asked you about this, So what's what's the live situation?

Speaker 15: Ben?

Speaker 7: Have you been been playing shows, have been touring.

Speaker 10: Or what, Oh, it's been non existent all we do this album really yeh, Like it's been a lot of work and yeah, we also have day jobs and.

Speaker 11: We moved in the middle of all of it as well. You did, so it's yeah, so what we want to put out there because it's it's been one of the challenges to find. There's so many great musicians in this area. Yes, most of them want to play cover songs, yep, especially in our age set. So if anyone out there is intrigued and enjoys listening to the music and would like to contact us through our website at www. The Rightful Airs dot com and you're interested in playing guitar, drums, keyboard, whatever, give us a shout out.

Speaker 11: We'd love to find some really great musicians to add to what we're doing.

Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that's Rightful Airs w R I T. E. L.

Speaker 11: One of the things we are planning on doing this time because we do have more more time devoted in our skill schedule, is to get a booking agent and to do regional shows.

Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, no, that makes sense. That makes sense. So we've got another studio track here that you sent me. This Muscleman, tell me about this.

Speaker 10: Oh, the song's kind of like you know, you know, every time I look at my my YouTube feed, there's always like something about narcissists, and I guess this is like your kind of what it would be like if you were dating a narcissist, right, Okay, So that's kind of the origin of this song.

Speaker 7: Okay, that's kind of fun.

Speaker 11: But there is there is an interesting side note to this song because this song was given to me about six years ago. Sonny handed me the lyrics, which she doesn't often do. Yeah, and she said, you put music to this, and I did, and she didn't like it. Okay, She's like, no, this is not this is not acceptable. This doesn't really go with the words. So the music for what I originally wrote Muscleman for became a song that appeared on our last project called Tear It Down. So we got a two for one. So fast forward about four or five years after she originally gave me the word.

Speaker 11: She said, you know what, you never finished this song, and I think Lincoln could do a better job. I'm going to give it to him. And I said, you know, f that, give me it, and within five minutes I banged out. It's not it's kind of bluesy, which is really my style. But you know, the gauntlet was thrown down, so I had I rise to the challenge.

Speaker 7: All right, all right, let's give this a spend the rightful errors and this is called muscle man, muscle.

Speaker 2: Man, why don't you move me if you can?

Speaker 5: The muslm.

Speaker 2: What don't you move me?

Speaker 3: If you can?

Speaker 10: Can?

Speaker 13: Have a prodigy, no ambition and your massmen your mission.

Speaker 5: Of sense.

Speaker 22: I have obliged to say the lady Muslim, don't you move me?

Speaker 3: If you can?

Speaker 2: The muscl made will know you to me again?

Speaker 5: Can can.

Speaker 13: Watch the supposed condition? Can't you see what you've been missing?

Speaker 2: Pre Roman history? And come feel from street? She must made? Why don't you boove me again? Upside the outside? Won't by your from your answer?

Speaker 5: What's from the outside, We'll call your problem.

Speaker 2: Your reptile.

Speaker 5: That one is so.

Speaker 23: Hey, hey, hey, cute, you got to move must Why don't you move me.

Speaker 2: If you can?

Speaker 7: The rightful airs. We've been hearing a lot of new music and they played a couple of songs for us, and uh, John and Sonny, I do appreciate you so much coming in and this has been great. So what are kind of the So obviously you've got new more music on the way. Do you know when the next and what the next single is going to be?

Speaker 10: So for the release schedule, we haven't really figured out exactly which songs will be releasing. But okay, last time we did a large project and we just basically released each song. Yeah, like almost like once a month for a while. Yeah, so that will be coming up. We're still mastering the songs and also working on kind of some of our artwork and other things like that. Yeah, we don't have a definitive exact timeline, but you know, we're hoping that sometime in March we'll be you know, rolling out one of those one of our first few tracks.

Speaker 7: Oh, excellent, outstanding, outstanding. Where should people go online? Like, where's the best place to go online to keep up with everything that y'all are doing.

Speaker 9: So we have a website www.

Speaker 10: Dot The Rightful Airs dot com and it's w R I T E f U l H E I R s okay, So you can kind of see links to kind of all of our songs from our last tracks. Our last tracks were out there on all the major platforms like you know, Amazon, Spotify, et cetera.

Speaker 7: Yeah, so, yeah, outstanding. All right, very good. And then for obviously we talked about this because I was asked this question the first time you were on the show. But for people who didn't hear that conversation, Uh, where does the name the Rightful Airs come from?

Speaker 10: Oh?

Speaker 9: Well, you know, we just figured that.

Speaker 10: We are heirs to kind of like a musical legacy, you know, having grown up at the time that we did, we got to listen to, you know, and be influenced by some of the greats like Jennis Joplin and you know, Pink Floyd and things like that that you know, we just felt like, you know, we love to write. We're songwriters first and foremost. Is why we have kind of like a makeshift band together by producer. But you know that we feel like that's a legacy and that we're airs to that.

Speaker 7: Okay, okay, very cool, very cool. So when we wrap up, because we are approaching the top of the hour, there's a song that I want to play to end the segment, which is one that we played on the show last time, The American Dream. I wanted to play that because I love that song so much so the radio the radio edit of course, I still have it so but I think but I think it continues to be to very be very apropos shall we say? But Jenny. Also, before we wrap up today for our live listeners on Saturday, we should mention the uh the Art show again tonight at the Mosaic Art Collective where you've got a couple of your your paintings are are being shown and will be there of course on.

Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm really excited about this. Join us tonight at the Mosaic Art Collective for the opening of the Peaceful Rebellion Juried Art Show. This is all about Good Trouble folks, so you definitely want to come down and check this out. You can find the Mosaic Our Collective at sixty six Hanover Street, Suite two one, in Manchester. Matt and I will be there. The opening is from five to seven this evening. Looking forward to seeing you and seeing all the other works that can be hanging. So make sure you check out the Mosaic arc Collective dot com for more information.

Speaker 7: And if people want to keep up with everything you've been up to, where should they go?

Speaker 8: My Good Trouble can.

Speaker 7: Be found at Gencoffee dot com. J E N N c O F f uy dot com And if you want to keep up with me, you can go to Matt Connorton dot com and uh again, John and Sonny, the Rightful Heiress thank you both so much.

Speaker 11: Thank you man, Matt, Thank you absolutely for having this platform where local artists could come in and get heard. It's really important for us, so thank you so much for having us. Jed, thank you so much for being here and being our kind of master of ceremonies for all of us. And pleasure to be here.

Speaker 7: Yeah, well, thank you, thank you. I'm glad here and thank you for that. I love to do it. There's so much incredible talent around here, you know. And so we'll close out with this. This is American Dream by the Rightful Heiress.

Speaker 4: I lived the American dream.

Speaker 5: Good things aren't really worthy. Sing worked on my life. You don't want me here? I lived, and the American dream.

Speaker 2: The same old thing today.

Speaker 6: Bills paid, the sinking feeling you will never find. I did everything, who went spent till I've made, packed up building at my home for a better job.

Speaker 12: But I was dropped um up in a hotel douse

Speaker 12: or what else could I with thouse.

Speaker 2: I live and tie the American Dream.

Speaker 4: Because the time, believe was the see.

Speaker 24: Works so damn hard to keep her cream. I lived in the American dream.

Speaker 5: You know a lot of Senator Coles take up hill.

Speaker 4: What else can you do to go?

Speaker 3: Take your head.

Speaker 7: To your.

Speaker 6: Try not to get old, no one to hold Amilia and all those who live just like.

Speaker 4: Concert.

Speaker 5: I'm on and off our road time.