Probably Act on the radio. Hello, Hello, Hello, Amhicans your host.
Welcome to Probably Act show where we get to dig into the lives of
the people behind the music. You're here here on dip Stuff Radio where the
artists tells us a bit more about who they really are. Oh that sounds
scary. That's been able to laugh, by the way, in case you're
guessing. Thank you and welcome to the show. Welcome to Probably Act on
dip Stuff Radio with Am Hikins. Tonight we have a lovely, lovely guest
on our show, Rose Fain, all the way from Umbria. How are
you tonight at Rose's great. Yes, I'm good, I'm good. Good
to have you on the show. So our listeners at home would like to
know what you started in music? Wow. Well, first of all,
I hit a big birthday and my friends clubbed together and bought me some recording
time and I could not believe it. I just thought it was the most
loveless present ever. And then I was too scared to go and use it
because I just sort of what am I going to do? Anyway? I
eventually, I think after twelve months, I looked up the courage to go
up to the studio and I did a recording of some covers and I was
I was terrified. My legs weren't shaken and everything. And then when I
heard it, I'm saying me company right, that was that your first time
in the studio? Then, yah, was the first time in the studio.
I could believe it. So I had had these coments that I've done,
and I had still had a little bit of time left. And then
as they say, and I wrote my first song in twenty sixteen. It's
only twenty sixteen, and I had had it for a while and the lyrics
had the tune, but I couldn't get it down anywhere, and I had
friends tried to help me. It wasn't working out how it was in my
head. So then I coped at the Courage and I got in touch with
Tom Tyson in the studios in every month, and I said, look,
I've got what I think is a song, and can I just send it
to you and see if you think you can help me. So I sent
him. He said, oh, Rose, he because I think you've got
something here. Come up to the studio and we'll get John to play it
on the piano. So I went up and I had to sing it to
him. Yeah, And within an hour we had the song down and I
had a demo with a guide vocal on it, and that was my song
You Got Me. And I was like, oh wow, this is this
is really good. So I listened to it some more and then I thought
I really could do some guitar on it. And I knew a guitarist,
Dan Newton, so I got in touch with him and I said, would
you have a listen to this song and see if he would like to put
some guitar on it. And he said, oh, well, yeah,
I do. I like kid. So he came up and he put the
guitar on it and that was it You Got Me. And I registered it
with BBC Introducing and they played it and it got played. Quite a lot
of people were saying what a great song, and I was like really,
I was so excited. And that was the first one I did and that
got me into it and I thought it was going to be my one and
only and I put it onto a little album Covered Not and I called it
my one and only this single album, and I thought that was it.
And then the next thing, I came up with another song, and this
was about my grandson Isaac. He has autism and he's got non verbal autism,
so he doesn't speak. And I wrote Love Will Shows Away and and
it was kind of quite a jazzy number and a bit of a fun the
song as well, I'm sorry the something going on here, it's so annoying
and I don't know how to stop it. So yes, I wrote that
song. And it was really that that I realized had a saxophone on it,
and still saying, well, what does the saxophone sound like? You
know, when I was going up to the studio and as well, I
had to sort of like do saxophone noises, and then I got all right,
you've got you. So I sent it to a friend and another someone
else I knew who played saxophone, and I said, it all you fantasy,
you know, putting some sax on this, And she said, oh
yeah, I would love her sons Roslumen and she came down and she put
the saxophone on it. And I love that song, and it's all about
you know, my grandson wouldn't into me, but he would come and get
hold of your hand and drag you to show you what, you know,
what he was trying to communicate to you. And that's that's been you know,
a really lovely song to too, and it's I've got a video for
that as well. I've made a video a video. It's curse, isn't
it. I've got a friend in South Africa loved so I've made friends across
the world just in this last two and a half years, three years since
I've been doing music. Honestly, I cannot believe how many people have tactically
and a princess and after the collaboration with fairious people, I just have to
keep picture, do they really want to do something? It's it's because you've
got a raw talent, you say, you're the way, the composition,
the everything, the package is just right, you see. And then that
that attracts a lot of attend That's a lot of people. That's what it
is anyway. So we're going to take a short break now, please don't
go away. Listening to probably Act on Deep Stuff Radio with every hipkins and
a lovely, lovely singer and a songwriter all the way from Cumbria, Rose
Finn, and we're back shortly, please don't go away. That time was
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