Speaker 1: Oh that is cool. That is brand new from Kenny Truon,
who is here with us and we're going to speak
with him in just a moment. Jenny is here at
the news desk for the news table. I'm sorry we
have a news table. I I I'm so used to
saying that.
Speaker 2: You have to.
Speaker 1: Well, we were we were talking about time travel in
a in a certain sense, because can we do that yet,
Well we'll we'll explain things we need to do. Yes, yes, uh.
Speaker 3: We get that.
Speaker 1: Let me get that mic up there, Jenny True here
is I. Well, you know who did not believe in time?
Was Prince I only know that from a Larry King interview.
Oh no, I'm sorry. It was Kurt Loader. Remember Kurt
Loader from the MTV News. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and he
uh he asked Prince. Uh well, Prince said he didn't
believe in time and Kurt Loader was like, so what
do you use? And uh, Prince said, I believe in
the truth. And that was kind of the end of
the interview.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: Was that the same.
Speaker 1: Interview where he wanted he said he wanted to create
Princet gram pro. No, this this would have been before
because Instagram was not around when Kurt Loder was still
interviewing people on MTV.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, different, very very different era, very different era. But yeah,
we're very happy to have Kenny truon here. It's been
a while. Yeah, we have since we've been at this
location here. We did have a gentleman named Kenneth Wood here,
but but we have not had Kenny truon here at
the former the Warmer bus station. Yeah. So it's great
to see you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's awesome, Black guys. I love hanging with you guys.
Speaker 1: Absolutely tell us about that track we just heard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that track I was trying to explain to you.
It was labeled playing with myself.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: That sounds a little weird, but this is what I
labeled it as I was doing it. But it's called
recording music with my past self from the future in
the present now.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know it's a.
Speaker 1: Very long title and it almost sounds like part of
it should be in parentheses or you know, it's it's
a long title.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is, but it makes sense to me because
I'm constantly when I build a track, I start, especially
with that song that you just heard, I started with
the drums, so I go into it not knowing what
I'm gonna do, I have a tempo to work with
and I just go yeah, So it's kind of free
form improv whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So then by the time I recorded the next instrument, bass,
it was already a month after I did the drums. Yeah,
And at this point I don't really remember what I did,
but I'm jamming with myself when I'm recording the bass.
Speaker 2: Makes sense, so that is improv as well.
Speaker 4: And then the next step was guitar, and then I
did the guitar a month later after that, so I'm
constantly playing with myself a different.
Speaker 2: Phases of I don't know throughout what do we call
time if.
Speaker 1: That's I guess truth throughout if we accept time as a.
Speaker 4: Time is Yeah, So basically it's a mouthful, but that's
that's the ideology behind that.
Speaker 1: If you worked that way before, or was this track
your first time doing.
Speaker 4: It that way, I think I've kind of figured out
my workflow with starting with drums first. I'm a drummer
as well, but I like to literally played the drums
versus and then jams and myself, and that became a
thing that I figured out, you know, after a while
producing music that was just you know, I used to
come up with the ideas first and the guitar singing
or whatever, but then I started working backwards.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I.
Speaker 4: Want to start with the beat. What's driving me? Is
it dis tempo?
Speaker 2: Is it that? You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: That's the most important thing that I think now when
I create music is where I start from. Okay, so
I work backwards. Okay, okay for me?
Speaker 2: Are the drums live on that or are they drums
are live? Yeah? Okay, that's me playing them actual drums. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I recorded them in New York at rich Roy Studios
Mike Bercillo and uh so, then I recorded the bass
in New Hampshire. Okay, So it's like where am I Like,
I'm different points of time meeting each other in the
This is why it's like whatever, if you're into that
kind of thing, it's it's kind of fun.
Speaker 1: You're playing with yourself in different times but also different
geographical location.
Speaker 4: And I'm not really writing anything. I'm just kind of
like going with whatever was put before me. Yeah, you
know what I mean, I'm just following myself. Yeah, and
I might get lost, but it's kind of making sense.
Speaker 2: It makes it.
Speaker 4: But you know right right, it's fun Like I don't know,
I'm just experimenting with different yeah ideas all the time.
Speaker 1: No, I did it. The reason I was particularly curious
about the drums is, you know, there was a time
where you could you could program drums, but they wouldn't
sound realistic, yeah, or like like some of the early
drum machines for example, as I'm sure you know, you
could get a really good, convincing snare, of course, but
the toms would sound terrible, you know what I mean?
This is an example. But now the drum sounds that
you can get with program drums or I mean, my
jaw was on the floor when Nathan Hill told us
in the first hour, like that track Breaking Waves, those
you know, those aren't live acoustic drums. I was like, what,
you know, it's really amazing. So but but you but
so you actually play the drums and guitar. Yeah, you play,
and you play keyboard too, right I assume.
Speaker 4: I dabble, Yeah, I I have, you know, some skills
with that, but I'm not like a piano player.
Speaker 1: I know, I know we talked about it before, but
it was at least a couple of years ago. Now
what was your first instrument?
Speaker 2: Bass?
Speaker 1: You started on bass, okay, bassis, and then guitar probably or.
Speaker 2: Yeah, guitar definitely followed after that.
Speaker 4: It's like once you get the first root notes of
the bass that you start doing the chords.
Speaker 2: It's like graduating next yeah, yeah, level of uh, let's
learn to how to play instruments.
Speaker 1: Yeah for me. For me, it was the opposite because
I started out on guitar when I was a kid.
I took guitar lessons, but I was very undisciplined. I
hate this about myself, but I was one of those
I'm a very motivated person as an adult, but growing up,
I was one of those lazy kids who if I
wasn't good at something right away, I'd get bored and frustrated.
And then in high school I picked up a bass
and and I was I know BASSA when I say this,
but I have to speak my truth. I picked up
a bass in high school and I was like, oh,
two less strings and I don't have to know any chords.
I think I found my instrument. Yeah, it turned out
I did, because I you know, I ended up playing
in a bunch of bands, and you know, I'm not
a bad bass player. But that's awesome, But that was
kind of but that was kind of my path. And
then did drums come? So did drums come much later
to you? Because I feel like too most musicians I
meet who play several instruments, including drums, it's like drums
ends up being kind of the last thing they learn.
Is that?
Speaker 2: Is that the case with you or I guess I
was like a fake drummer for a while.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in the sense of my older brother's band would
practice in the basement and I lived in the basement
as well. Yeah, there was a drum set down there.
Oh and that's convenient, so.
Speaker 2: Like I would hash it out. Yeah, yeah, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 4: But I do have feel, and I knew I had feel,
and I picked it up like pretty much.
Speaker 2: I just taught myself it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then when I was it's funny because you were
saying you took it are lessons. I was a music
teacher and I had students like you, Oh yeah, yeah,
who just went you know. But what we did, what
I found that they were losing interest. We would what
was cool when I had lessons? I had a drum
set in my room. Yeah, lessons, so we would I
would just be like, all right, you don't want to
look at this paper, play these notes?
Speaker 2: All right? What are you going to do with this beat? Bro?
Speaker 4: And then he would be like I don't know, and
like all of a sudden, they're playing and they're like, oh,
I'm just foul.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: You gotta grab them, like, if you're losing attention, maybe
figure out a way to get them more interested.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wish someone had done that with me. I think
with me they were more like.
Speaker 4: Because you got it, probably got a guitar guy and
guitar and I'm just like, hey, we can do a
bunch of things.
Speaker 2: How am I going to get you to play right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How am I gonna get you to come back and
want to learn? Yeah? I want to grow with that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I had instructors who I think were more uh, I
don't know if apathetic is the word, but you know
they weren't that invested in me.
Speaker 2: I know, I guess not Hey, but you turned out
all right?
Speaker 1: I know I turned out all right, I guess, but
you know I ended up ended up being an okay
bass player.
Speaker 2: That's awesome win win in my book, No not playing.
Speaker 1: But I always I've always admired people who can do
like what you do where you you you're doing all
of this, You're you're creating all of this and on
your on your more sort of mainstream you know, not
not instrumentals, but some of the music that you've released.
Are you doing everything on those as well?
Speaker 4: Like yeah, yeah, usually, but I do all the foundation work,
like I produce it, I record it, I engineer and
mix it whatever. But I also bring in people to
play on things to add what you know, I have
great musician friends that I rely on, yeah, that play
with me, you know, for years and have amazing connections
with that. And I keep it in the house. I
keep everything in house, and I keep it's all self sufficient.
I could do whatever I want and I like it,
and I just that's that's all it matters to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what I mean, which is nice, right
because I too. I remember too we talked about before
your history in a band and how that turned out
and everything and to be able to do everything yourself,
if I remember correctly from a previous conversation. Wasn't that
a big motivation for you in terms of being able
to get to a point where you could do everything yourself.
Was your previous experience with a band.
Speaker 4: Always Yeah, it's just like when you deal with other
people and the mishaps that happen, and so you just
want to take control of your thing, ye like, yeah,
cut everyone out, all the middle men, you know what
I mean. And I just took the long route, and
I just I would rather that. I still would to
this day, Like I mean, it's just all about making
making the art that means you know something to you like, yeah,
that's all it.
Speaker 1: Matters, exactly exactly we had talked about off air. So
for those of you watching online, of course you can see.
But for those listening, Kenny does have his guitar with him. Now,
there's a particular song you have that Jenny loves and
she plays it all the time. I hear it all
the time at home. A song that you release, it
has a unfortunately, in the course, it has a bad word,
so we can't play it. We can't play it on
the air, the studio track as it was, as it will,
I guess I can say it. Don't f this thing up,
you know. And usually if I really want to play
something on the show, I'll make a radio edit of
it where I just take where the where the word
is that's a problem, and I do I call it
a poor man's radio edit. I just reverse it. But
I never attempted to do that with that song because
I felt like with that song it would have actually
ruined it. You know, like if somebody has a song
with one you know s word, you know, you just
you just reverse it in it becomes ish, you know.
But I felt I felt it would ruin the song.
But we were talking off air, you said you could
replace that word and maybe play that live. Yeah, a
self edited version of it, which I would love to hear.
I think the audience would love and I know and
I know Jenny would love to hear it because she absolutely.
Speaker 4: Loves I gotta you know, if Jen's listened to that,
I got not many people are, so I gotta you know,
I gotta give credit. No, it's it's I gotta play
it for you know what I mean, Like it is
a great song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so so got.
Speaker 2: To change the word.
Speaker 4: Though We're not going to use the subject a different
word like broccoli or anything. We're gonna write so many
syllables there to find the right So I think I
think we came.
Speaker 2: Up with one.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I think we we came up with the
ideal word and uh yeah, if if you're if you're
willing to give it a go, and you know, we
are on an eight second delay, so if the worst
happens and you forget, I can catch it.
Speaker 2: But that's cool. I won't.
Speaker 1: But I don't think. Yeah, you're you're a pro. I'm
very fresher. I don't think he'll have a I don't
think you'll have an issue. So yeah, if you're open
to if you're open to playing that, we'd love to
hear it.
Speaker 2: Ye. Yeah, if you want me to do it right now,
that would be great. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we talked it up. So if you are just
joining us, Kenny Troon is here with us, live in studio,
and he's going to play something for us.
Speaker 2: All right, check it out.
Speaker 6: H So many times I thought I had a good thing.
Speaker 7: It was sideline by the next man come in. I
see the pattern for me. I can't help to nor
I'm smoking me.
Speaker 8: VERSE just want to get invited in my life.
Speaker 7: All I here is my father telling me, don't mess
this one. Don't mess this one. Don't mess this one.
H yeah, yeah, don't mess this one, oh so many times,
think cows onto something.
Speaker 3: It ain't right.
Speaker 8: How all of this sads up to nothing?
Speaker 7: When you see just a little glimmer of at the
end of my rope, take a deep breath of with it,
just choke when he just turns into Know, I'm so
used to it now questioning why and how because I'm
the denominator and every equation can help my sitshall see
the pattern for me?
Speaker 8: I can't help but two no ran, all these.
Speaker 7: Smoking mirrors, swinging vio lived my life.
Speaker 3: But all I hear is my father telling.
Speaker 7: Me, don't mess this one up, don't mess this one,
don't mess this one, yeah yeah, don't mess this one.
Speaker 9: I see the pattern for name. I can't help, but
you NorVa I smoking verse.
Speaker 8: I just want to get by it, my die that
I heres the fire telling.
Speaker 7: Me don't mess this one of don't mess all up,
don't mess all yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Down mess all.
Speaker 8: I see the pattern for me. I can't help to nor.
Speaker 7: How you then X man come in? How you the
X man come in? Don't mess all.
Speaker 1: Of wonderful, wonderful Kenny Troon live in studio, that was fantastic,
and that Jenny yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: We played that. I don't think I've ever played it
like that.
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah, yeah, I live.
Speaker 3: Really it's it's the first.
Speaker 4: Time I think I've actually performed no kidding, I've got
it in practices. Like It's funny because we the least
show I did, we practiced it like the show.
Speaker 2: We didn't play it.
Speaker 4: That's always like, you know, I have a list on
a napkin maybe the day and we're like, but never
got to play it.
Speaker 2: This is the first time I think.
Speaker 10: Like, oh wow, so yeah, yeah, well we're very we're
very happy with the radio edit. You got your radio
edit and we got it. Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: That is awesome.
Speaker 2: Now I know how now I can say.
Speaker 1: That's that's true.
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely. Kenny Truon is here with us. Should we
talk about the new You also sent us another studio
track and I did, and this is going to be
a world premiere, correct.
Speaker 2: World world premiere. Yeah, I don't think I've.
Speaker 4: I kind of like I mixed it. The new record
I've been working on for about a little over a year,
not like every day on it, but like I've had
maybe it was it January twenty twenty three or January
twenty twenty four. I started it okay, and it's about done,
I guess because I mixed it, and on the way
here I listened to it and I was like, oh, wow,
I think it's there. Yeah, because sometimes when i'm mixing it,
I'm over and over. I'm hearing it and I'm like
liking it, and I'm not liking it. I'm nitpicking it
and I'm just like all right, And I left it
alone for a while. But I listened to it on
the way here and I'm very hyped about it. Actually, yeah, yeah,
should we give this a spin and then we'll Yeah,
this song is called house Spider. Yeah, and it's off
my new album Pearls that's going to be coming out. Oh,
very cool, very cool, no date.
Speaker 2: Yet, but here's the test of the waters.
Speaker 1: I'll give it the I'll play the world premiere bumper
and everything. I have a cool world premiere bumper. I
don't know how cool it is. I like it, but
I'm a nerd that way. And then and then we'll
play the track and then we'll come back and talk
about it, and we'll talk about the new album and
all of it. But if you are just joining us,
Kenny True is here with us live in studio, and
it's time for the This is the World radio premiere.
This is called House Spider World Premiere.
Speaker 8: It just gooding way. Now let's lay lunching back, no.
Speaker 11: Say just say jump rags already have to smart on break.
Speaker 8: So many things left us.
Speaker 5: Say not to me that I was turn mile in
the corner like a house but signing math.
Speaker 8: I was starting bound.
Speaker 2: How got caught up in the truss? Five say the
tap of the phones. I was siunding bound.
Speaker 5: And they tried to jim him out and die by
killing his song, and I was turning down it was
and that's a good five.
Speaker 3: We already know.
Speaker 6: I was good.
Speaker 8: Speed, Chaddy, it says stooding way.
Speaker 7: You know it's too lay looking back, nor stay in.
Speaker 6: The bag to make.
Speaker 8: An escape. Let's just say let's take your rain. Just
already left to smok on brassnythings.
Speaker 3: Left on the set.
Speaker 5: What is he that I was walking the road and
it's traveled like an outside signed about.
Speaker 8: To walk in this road from what feels like for miles.
Speaker 6: Now let's just stop it.
Speaker 5: The Joe have to walk in the stroll and make
no selling weapons kind of go because in the end
we all phone the rope be Turnbull's just exist, the
Chilby Xpire, Cotic c sim good Die.
Speaker 3: Young, Muzzy yeady.
Speaker 8: It's just cuting way and now let's to lay looking back.
Speaker 12: No shoe bags, so many things left.
Speaker 8: Shot shot was old.
Speaker 1: Oh, very cool, very cool. That is House Spider. That
is Kenny Truon who is here with us live in
a studio. And now that is from the upcoming album Pearls.
Speaker 2: Is that Pearls?
Speaker 4: Yes, all right, tell us about that. Yeah, this this
album is a special one. I don't know, just been
it just it just feels different. I made a lot
of the songs and uh was it one weekend by myself,
like the structure of them. And then my boy Chris
Pachanka came.
Speaker 2: Up and we tracked his guitars okay.
Speaker 4: And then my boy Evan came up and we tracked
his bass at different times like all because you know,
it's hard to get everyone together. I'm from New York, yeah,
and I live in New Hampshire, so we have lives, jobs,
but we make it work when when we can, and
it's and then Josh came in. He has keys on
the album, and then I had the brothers Nylon do
strings on the album.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, I remember we talked about them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: It's yeah, I just building this big theater piece almost.
It feels like a movie to me.
Speaker 1: That track has that vibe definitely. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And uh, you know, I don't I don't really
know where it all comes from, but like it came
from a weekend of me house sitting for my parents
watching the animals and I was alone for the weekend,
and the whole album just came out. I was just
recording you know, not Stop and how Spider came out
and a bunch of other songs, and it's just been
building from there. And yeah, I mean kind of like really,
I like, I release a lot of music under different
things almost, yeah, just kind of like it just comes
out of me and I'm posting and whatever. But I've
been holding this one back really, you know what I mean,
because it is a little different. It's that my baby's
out in the world now, kind of like I never
really sides of people that.
Speaker 2: Were working on it with me have heard it. Yeah,
but I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's a lot put into it, a lot
of good content that I'm talking about and like, it's
all real stuff and I think is something we need
and I'm very proud of it and I can't wait
for people to hear more of it. I hope people
are excited. Yeah, you guys are excited.
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely. So when is When is it out?
Speaker 2: I have no date for it. Oh, it it's done,
Like but but I'm leaving breadcrumbs. I'm like, yeah, I
don't need to put it out.
Speaker 4: I could, I could hold it back, but I want
to make sure that I have really good visuals for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't want to just put it out and have
it be overlooked.
Speaker 1: Right, that makes sense, you know.
Speaker 4: So I'm taking my time with it. And yeah, so
maybe if there's some people want to hear more.
Speaker 2: Hype, prove it to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that makes you know what I mean, Like, it
makes I want to see if people want to hear more.
Otherwise I'm just going to go on my timeline.
Speaker 2: Right right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah? No, that makes sense. You know, you got to
do it right. And and I think that's something that
a lot of musicians don't think about, is is really
you know, you don't I mean, it depends on what
your goals are, too, But so I I yeah, so
there's nothing wrong with saying, Okay, I'm just gonna records
and put it out, throw it out there and see
what happens and see if people like it or not
or whatever.
Speaker 2: But do it all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but I think. But I think also too,
like it probably doesn't occur to a lot of people
that you know, maybe maybe you want to be a
little more deliberate about how you approach it and really
kind of think it through so that you can you
can set it up for you know, you want to
set it up for success. You want to make sure
you reach the largest audience possible with it, and that's
going to require a little more for a thought, you know.
But it depends on what your goals are and how
serious you are about it. And it sounds like you're
pretty serious about this one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, which is cool.
Speaker 4: A certain art needs to be you know, handled with care,
like absolute I'm trying to say something here, like not
not in the sense of like right now, I'm trying
to say something to this right right now, but like
like I want you to digest it, you know, visually yeah,
and auditorially and you know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe I'm overthinking it, but it's it's important to me. Yeah,
that's yeah, I gotta follow that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You know how many tracks it is?
Speaker 2: Eight eighty eight tracks.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The ninth is a outro track with no vocals, but
it's yeah, it's eight songs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, cool, cool? Uh do you want to play another
live one for us?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I could, Uh, let me try to do something.
Speaker 1: If you're just joining us. Any true is here with
us live in studio, and he did bring his guitar
and we love to hear him play live.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't.
Speaker 4: I never plan what what I'm gonna do, but I
had to had to do that one for you. Yeah, Okay,
I'm gonna try this. I released this song a month ago.
It's called it Elated.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I'm gonna try this song all right?
Speaker 7: That you look into the mirror every day, No see
you notice something that hand changed?
Speaker 3: You can't be ways stand all your life?
Speaker 2: We are you wait.
Speaker 3: For this time? The end churty coming. They are digging
up the grave. Start.
Speaker 7: My existence was to celebrate today, matter what will happen.
I've been happy as if play the inshurdy common and
I choose to celebrate.
Speaker 3: I'm soory late. My love for you goes on in nine.
Speaker 7: This ground is safe grat the bathing on which we're
walking nine, I'm so layd to love for you goes
only nine ground, to say Chris bath Field, which were
walking nine, but you looking to the.
Speaker 3: Voiding that sport hell.
Speaker 7: Nopes to you would notice something in yourself.
Speaker 3: She can't be ways stand all your life?
Speaker 11: What are you wait?
Speaker 7: Tail Father's time and Shirley coming. They are digging up
the grave starting. My existence was to celebrate today, no
matter what will happen, I've been happy. Ass is lame
and misiurity common, and I choose to celebrate because I'm
so late to love for you goes on in nine.
This ground is sacred. The bathing which swell walking nine,
I'm sey late to love for you goes on and
on it's ground in say Chris, bathing is swell walking one.
Speaker 1: All right, I love it. That is really good. That
is really good.
Speaker 2: I've never done that one either, No kidding?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh that soundstanding? Yeah yeah yeah, yeah, we love it.
We love it. If you are just joining us, we
have Kenny trun here with us live in studio and
uh no, that was that was amazing. Are you playing
out a lot? Are you doing a lot of shows?
Choose It sounds like you've been pretty busy with with recordings.
Speaker 4: So something big with the New Hampshire's biggest and best
concert promoter Jiggy Stardust Jordan Paul. No affiliation with Logan
Paul or any of that, right right, No, but uh
at the shaskiing, we're gonna we're gonna plan something pretty
big there. Oh, very good ex Uh not no dates yet,
but you know, we like to we like to build
hype and not just go out there and play to nobody, right,
And I get that, like it's fun, But I think
open mics are good to go out and play and
stuff because though that's like really important for community and
like for testing stuff out, just like bouncing stuff of
people of people in real time. And yeah, but when
you throw it want to have a really good show
and show out, you gotta build it, yeah and.
Speaker 2: Feel the dreams. Me and Jordan Paul are going to
do that.
Speaker 1: Excellent. No, I think that's how Jiggy. I think that's excellent.
If he used to do Jewel was, Yeah, you know him,
So I feel like I know him. I'm sure I've
met him at some point, but I'm just not entirely
like he's But I'm sure i've met him at some point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you might have met him at the casino if
you were there.
Speaker 1: At the casino.
Speaker 2: He goes to the casino.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm not a casino either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know, we all have our vices.
Speaker 1: Yeah, are you Are you entirely focused, uh at the
moment on the Kenny Troon stuff, because obviously you have
these other modalities like Kenneth Wood and so forth.
Speaker 2: Is kind of doing it? No real this is this
or that.
Speaker 4: It's just kind of like music every day. Yeah, music
is everything and it's just coming out of me, so
I might as well give it to people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly exactly. If you do you have any recent
music videos. I know you've done some music videos in
the past too. Do you have anything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've our YouTube channel, Kenny Troon. You could follow
that t r u h N. And I've been releasing
content there, some recording music when I pass all from
the future in the present now stuff is on there.
I've been making the videos myself and because that's important too, righte.
Speaker 1: That's something a lot of musicians don't think about too. Yeah,
they or they think about it, but they just don't
want to do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you kind of have to, Like like I said,
if you want to do what I'm doing, where you
take control of every aspect of it, Yep, you just got.
Speaker 2: To learn it. You got to, you know, put your
best foot forward. And I'm trying. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But I also was doing some some fun Sonic the
Hedgehog music flips with Kendrick Lamar really over it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's on there. I did two of them. Greenhill
Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog. Have you do you remember
Sonic I do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so Greenhill Zone is the first level, so I
put Kendrick Lamar's humble over that really yeah, it sounds
really fun. And then spring Yard Zone from Sonic One,
I put the Beastie Boys root down and uh.
Speaker 2: Jay z Germaine dupri Money and Money.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there's a fun there's some fun stuff. I'm
always doing some whatever, weird whatever things that piqued my interest. Yeah,
but there's a bunch of bunch of my music videos
on there and content, so yeah, Instagram too, like you.
You can follow me there and see all sorts of
stuff that I'm dropping daily.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Well, you're very prolific.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: You got a lot of a lot of content, a
lot of great music.
Speaker 2: And gotta get it out somehow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, exactly. We have time. Do you want to
play one more?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Selfishly, I would love to hear one more.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna try some I never Yeah, this is
the day of never trying. Okay on live radio, We're
very honored.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I'm gonna I'm gonna try this guy.
Speaker 7: M hm.
Speaker 3: Hmm.
Speaker 2: I just can't relax.
Speaker 14: I gotta close my lids and drift away in hell
all the socks, engine exhales, smoking all the pain. We
gotta relive this every day till the memory is all
that from Maine.
Speaker 3: I gotta break the cycle in state.
Speaker 13: Too strong to run away, Face the change, praise the day,
Take the acid, explore internally, take the bath, wash the soul.
Speaker 3: Just sing the note, strike the corn.
Speaker 14: Must follow the frequency and the vibration down to the
end of the manuscript paper, up to the heaven, from
the bellows and my pink down to the wild left
to tap in the street thread County's crows at the feast.
He's perfect getting away with murder, just praying on the miracle.
Speaker 3: What we're all waiting for?
Speaker 8: No worth it all, Just like that shine righter than
the next.
Speaker 3: That's we go down the line.
Speaker 14: Keeps getting it every time when you don't have to try.
Just there is no compromise. Justice, Justice is no compromise.
But maybe all you really need is love. It's set
of all that attention. Maybe all you really need is luck,
some patience, a worm hug.
Speaker 8: But maybe all you really need is love. It's seat
of all that attention.
Speaker 3: Maybe all you really need is love instead of other
those drugs.
Speaker 2: Maybe all you really need is love.
Speaker 3: Maybe all you really need is love.
Speaker 2: Yea love, long long love.
Speaker 6: No dust.
Speaker 8: Slop but stuff that day, it's stuff dumping, stop.
Speaker 15: Stun said my attention unwarrants and attention, un warrant attention,
horrible attaine.
Speaker 8: No, it's attention.
Speaker 3: This needs some patience and a warm.
Speaker 1: That is awesome.
Speaker 7: Going in the playlist, stuff out, No that is so
good to your music, make things and.
Speaker 1: That's last there we going that I do I get
creative when I listen to Yeah, she likes she likes
to paint while you're while you're listening to your stuff.
Speaker 2: That makes me so happy to hear, and I'm honored
and you're just grateful. Thank you, guys.
Speaker 1: Really, we love you. We love it absolutely, guys. Absolutely,
you'll have.
Speaker 3: To keep us posted on that.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: I bet your planing there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 4: I think I'm gonna try to do the impossible where
it's not you knows opens up for Kenneth, what opens
up for Kenny?
Speaker 2: True? Oh?
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 1: A that Yeah, that costumes of course.
Speaker 4: Well it's all I'm telling If I'm gonna go hard,
got gotta go, I gotta go, We're gonna make a
spectacle of it.
Speaker 1: So I think that's a great idea.
Speaker 2: You heard everything here first, I just want you to guess.
Speaker 1: So if you want to know what's next, Yeah, stay tuned. No,
I appreciate that. I appreciate that, and I appreciate you
coming in. We are approaching the top of the hour,
so I want to make sure everyone knows where to
find you online, where to keep up with everything that
you're doing, and if you do have anything coming up too,
if you I don't know, I mean we talked a
little bit about gigs and you know you're you've been
busy recording, but anything specific you want to promote coming up?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm basically just stay tuned honestly. Instagram, Kenny Truon,
t r U h N, it's Kenny truon Music obviously
the at symbol, and on YouTube Kenny troon every platform
Kenny Truon or if you want to look up Kenneth
Wood and the Brothers Nylon. Yes, not, no's one word,
don't forget the A up in the middle And yeah,
I mean I don't even know half the time what's happening.
I just every day it changes. So that's you guys
just got to tune in if you want to hear
some what's going on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely absolutely, Well, we really really appreciate you being
here today, and I think I would like to close
out the segment. You know, I still love this song.
I don't think we're ever alone. Oh okay, yeah, I
think I think I might have played this the last
time you were here too, just because I love it
so much. Do you want to just remind people or
for people who are who maybe newer listeners who don't
know what this song is about because I just think
this is so cool, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was living.
Speaker 4: It was a pandemic, and I moved in with a
bunch of just like five roommates and there's a brand
new place and it's a hectic time because pandemic. Everyone's like, oh,
you know, so think about moving during that time. But
but yeah, a lot of weird stuff was happening in
the house.
Speaker 2: I I didn't know, but before I moved in, someone
had overdosed and I was the guy filling in the room.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't take the actual room there was there
was I had a choice of taking the basement or
the Yeah, and I chose the basement.
Speaker 2: Chris can vouch for that. He was there when I
was picking the room. He was like, take the downstairs.
Speaker 4: Okay, now that I know what happened in the other room,
that's that's whatever. But but yeah, a lot of weird
stuff was happening in that house. Let me just say,
and uh it inspired this song. A lot of weird
things like, uh, randomly the deck being set on fire
while I'm oh, yeah, that was the that was the
wildest part. When you first told us about that, I
was like, oh, my God, and I was smoking cigarettes
at the time, so I was like blaming myself. Rightly,
I did that, But I did find shards of a
mirror on the ground. Yeah, that was the sun was
hitting the mirror, and the mirror was that wild hitting
dried leaves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, started the fire.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: You would have thought of some boy scout stuff, but
it was, uh yeah, because what are the odds of it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And then that, and then there was also another weird
incident where there was blood from.
Speaker 2: Out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: Just it's crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hauntings, it's a real thing. Yeah, yeah, Wow, the
souls are among us.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, well, so I think we should end the
segment with this track and Kenny truonan always wonderful to
have you on my friend. Absolutely absolutely, we will, we
will do it again. And here it is again. This
is such a great song. This is called I Don't
Think We're Ever Alone.