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Welcome back to Probe the Act and
Live Stuff Radio. Thanks for joining us,

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enjoy the show. Welcome back to
Prob the Act on lip Stuff Radio.

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Amy Hickins and a lovely singer songwriter
all the way from Ireland, Cafo

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J and he was just telling us
about another collaboration with another artist without the

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crags just before the break. That's
correct, Yeah, brilliant So yeah,

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so I suppose, yeah, a
singer songwriter. But also then I suppose

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she worked with a Beachy Bank a
few years ago, the name of a

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Jamie. Interesting, yes, And
I suppose the reason I need to bring

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someone on boarders that when we were
supposed to developing the melody there there was

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there was such a lack of contrast
between between the verses and and and the

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meal and the course, and we're
just stuck as to how to do it.

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And though we had we had half
of the song in Spanish, it

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still wasn't good enough. I was
going to saying the Spanish versus as well,

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and that white Spanish, but I
felt if it was a female artist

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in there as well, but that
it was going to add the contrast contrast.

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So it came across and basically a
website called sound Better that is I

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suppose promoted by Spotify. Yeah,
and it just came across this lady and

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she looked. She flew into Spanish
as well, and look just I just

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pitched the track to her. Sill
really like it. And we spent maybe

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out of all six weeks kind of
back and forth with the technologies that you

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have, dropping files back and forth, and it came together. Wow.

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Yeah, it's quite interesting, and
it's quite interesting now, you know,

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considering with COVID nineteen, how you
know, so much of stuff as digital

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now, even you know, artists
and sun Riders in doing concerts now for

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their fans online, you know,
becauseults you can't physically congregate, you know,

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so and technology coming into play to
help in the music industry out.

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Yeah, with this COVID nine things
thing, it's just put every it's put

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everything on the same level. Really, do you know what I mean?

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Absolutely, it's put everybody on the
same level, which is which is not

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great. It's great, you know, the many it's not as many positives

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as well. Yeah, yeah,
but there there is an advantage, Well

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they say there's a where there's an
advantage. There's always a disadvantage as well

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in it. Absolutely. Yeah,
So this is a rather a funny question.

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What would you do if there was
no music? Well, I think

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I said script or whatever I said, it would die because I mean,

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I don't listen to so much music. People send me to earphones all the

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time. Does he give it?
Does that guy do anything else? But

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it's true, you know, I
mean I always say this is music.

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I don't care. You know,
if you can listen to music in the

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shower when you're about to have been
basic and I don't want I mean,

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maybe they're I mean, I mean
I'm having a cup of TV. You

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know, I'm getting dressed or hanging
out my years, you know, just

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and I mean I think Shakespeare is
what he did actually write to the music

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is a good of life and then
play on you know, Oh no,

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it's so important to believable it is
it is. I mean, I can't

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imagine a world about music. I
cannot. Did you talk if you took

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it away out of every person's life? I don't know. And and and

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then you know the close the research
out there the shows that when people listen

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to music, whether they have autism
or so, there are many things that

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the one thing will respond to is
just music or people who want mention.

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The news just seems to perk them
up. Yeah, nothing else. Yeah,

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it's it's definitely, I mean,
you know, and whatever it is,

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you know, it's got a healing
power, whatever kind of a song

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to reach people who are no one
else can can touch them. Yeah.

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Yeah. So conclusively, do you
have anybody you would want to give a

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shout out to or you know,
do you have any message for anybody at

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this point? And well, I
would I would like to think I would

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say tips of records, And I
really mean that because I think I was

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done. I got to know kind
of med name name. Yeah, two

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years ago kind of a set of
my Twitter accounted to a couple of likes

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that you wi, those person that
really just kind of stood out and the

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kind of felt, you know that
there's so many not genuine people out there,

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you know, on social media,
which you could tell this person you

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know it's genuine and kind of drop
the message again and kind of if this

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is the person I want to do
business with. So just thank you to

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to for Records. This is my
second interview with with the UK radio station

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in UK Talk Radio. So just
to the UK. Thank you and I'm

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going to see you foreve once.
Oh, thank you so much. Yeah

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for all the record label and I
really do look forward to that working in

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the UK. Yeah, it will
be lovely to be, it would it

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would be. It would be lovely
for us to. Yeah, it'd be

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lovely to Yeah, it would be
great. Yes. Yeah. So I've

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been am Hipkins and you've been listening
to her probably a fontip stop Radio.

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Have a lovely week now,