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Speaker 3: Coming, Good morning everybody, Welcome, Here we go again. It
is that time Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live
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Today is Saturday May thirty one, twenty twenty five, and
I am not alone. Good morning, Sunshine. Yes, Jenny is
here at the news table and we have an exciting
show for you. By the way, we opened with the
brand new track from Cosmic Blossom, which I think just
became available on all the streaming platforms. But that was
the world radio premiere of that song Awesome, the first
time ever played on the radio here on WMNH. Gary Smith, who, again,
as I always say, one of the most talented and
absolutely busiest musicians I know sent us that track. That
was kind of a late addition, but very very happy
to play that on the show. And by the way,
speed of music, that theme music. If you like that
theme music that you hear at the beginning of every show,
it's not gonna be around much longer. We got something
new coming so intin intent. Yeah, and it's going to
be really good too. I'm very excited about that. Very
excited me too. But we have a very busy show
for you coming up in just a couple of minutes.
The Worry People are going to be joining us all
the way from the UK. Great duo. We actually played
their newest single, Gold recently, and we're going to play
that again in just a couple of moments and then
we'll get them on. We're using Google Teams now for
the first time on the show, so hopefully everything goes
well with that. We've we've used WhatsApp and that went well,
that was a success, But Google teams that's what Peter
White seems to be using on the Morning Show and
it's working well for him. So we're using that now
too because Skype has gone away, so we'll be talking
to the Worry People. We're going to play that track again,
Gold and then we'll talk to the Worry people. I
don't know if it's gonna be both guys, and then
we'll at the end of it, we'll play another great
song of theirs.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 3: Coming up in the second hour this week on the show,
we've got the Forensics, another great band from the UK,
and looking forward to that. And then in the third hour,
Kevin Horn, a great singer songwriter from the area. He's
got a bunch of new studio tracks and I think
he's gonna play live too, correct.
Speaker 9: I believe so.
Speaker 3: Did he did the last time he was on the
show and he's amazing, so looking forward to it. He
plays at the Great North air Wark, Yes, yes, and
he's got a big show coming up too with Cosmic Blossom.
Actually they're gonna be on the same show, so yeah,
so really looking forward to that. Always great to see
Kevin and he's amazing. I love his voice. Such a
such a cool uh, such a cool voice. Art scene
in Manchester is amazing. Yes, yes, really, so welcome to
the program everybody. By the way, I see Gary Hancock
in the Facebook live chat. Hello Gary of course from
big GSPR or big GPR here in over in the
UK and they're great and Gary and Eden. They send
us a lot of great guests and we love that. Also,
Who I Am is in the Facebook lift chat, also
known as Lacey. I'm never sure if it's Bibe or Bebe,
but lovely to see you. Let me know when it's
time to rock my favorite song from H from Who
I Am. Absolutely let's see and who else? Well, I
might have some other people in the Facebook live chat too.
It's funny sometimes I can't see all the uh what
screen you're in. I can't see everyone's comments at once,
depending on whether they're watching on YouTube or on Facebook.
With reestream, I'm supposed to be able to see everything
in one chat, but it's not working. But but but
sometimes I can't. It's uh, it's kind of interesting. Yes, yes,
so uh also too, we're gonna be recording uh later
later today. For those of you listening live on Saturday,
this is something completely separate from w M and H.
But keep an eye out because Eric Pilcher and I
and longtime listeners of the show are familiar with Eric
Pilcher uh because he's been a part of Matt Connorton
Unleashed in various ways over the years. But he and
I have a podcast called Tough Bumps and we're gonna
be doing episode six today and the last couple of them.
Instead of simply recording them and putting them up, we
stream them live, So keep an eye out. I think
probably around three pm Eastern this afternoon, we're gonna do
episode six of Tough Bumps. So we don't really do
a lot to promote the live stream because it's kind
of not really officially a live show. It's a podcast
that we record, but if we feel like going live,
we do, and it's kind of fun to go live
with that, So if you want to enjoy that, of course,
I like Tough Bumps on social media, but also just
keep an eye out and you'll see that live notification
today and maybe you can join us on the show.
So little plug for Tough Bumps. But I think what
we should do now, I think we should go ahead
and play this track again from the Worry People Gold,
such a great song and I really love They've got
an other song too called Naked, which we'll play at
the end of the track, which is also just a
really really cool track. But looking forward to talking with them,
so if you are joining us live on Saturday morning.
We've got a lot of great stuff today. But uh,
if you didn't hear the world premiere of this or
the American radio premiere, I should say, uh, here it is,
this is gold and this is the worry people.
Speaker 15: Would you recognize me if you saw me them? I
cut my head, just bat your face like im hoian.
Speaker 2: Now we will be strangers.
Speaker 1: And I thought that a journey.
Speaker 2: It soon it's time to come around.
Speaker 15: But the season has coming gone coming.
Speaker 16: Me being your gold and wrapped me round jumping.
Speaker 1: Give you something super believe in, something like Forever wor.
Speaker 15: World house built of houses on foundations they do sin
so why I was as surprised when it all came
crashing down.
Speaker 17: Don't want to call it love not me.
Speaker 18: He came so close.
Speaker 2: But the ruble just reminds me I was a tourist.
Speaker 19: I'm young ghost calling.
Speaker 16: Me up in your golden backed me around, jumping the
give you.
Speaker 20: Something super believe in, something like forever.
Speaker 16: Well one.
Speaker 19: Where the world one going up to the one one word.
Speaker 9: The word.
Speaker 19: One on the way.
Speaker 16: You cut them in your thing, go go and wrap
me round jumping the time.
Speaker 20: Something something leaving something like forever or.
Speaker 19: Who cut them in?
Speaker 11: You thing?
Speaker 20: Go go and wrap me round jumping the time something
something leaving, something like forever.
Speaker 16: Oh h.
Speaker 3: That is called gold and that is by the Worry People,
a great duo from the UK. This is good too.
This is called dot naked. This is also uh the
Worry People.
Speaker 2: Lord, I want to know, do you want me? Now
you've seen it all. I can hold my breath to
keep my thoughts wrong father now but it's playing tu
see all that I don't want as ever and.
Speaker 17: Now well well hard, but I'm still farther sharp.
Speaker 2: And the worst part.
Speaker 21: It's how I want the ball.
Speaker 1: Over across my hot from there. I'm not falling back.
This is all too well, as I shoutself.
Speaker 22: Down, brow Back memories smy nine and all that something
changes son run back memories say Knight and both that something.
Speaker 2: Changes tone, brown Back Memories.
Speaker 22: Nine both that something changes time, bron Back Memory one
thot I watched.
Speaker 19: Very down, Oh law you m oh loyleb.
Speaker 12: Let me do.
Speaker 3: Hey, welcome back everybody. I think we've got the Worry
People on with us via WhatsApp. Oh I hear something
that's a good sign.
Speaker 23: Hello, Hello, Hello, Hey, Hey, welcome.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, sorry about that. Apparently Google Teams is not cooperating.
But I'm glad we get to speak to you via
What's app So always good to have a backup. Are
both are both of you?
Speaker 21: There?
Speaker 23: This sounds big? I'm no sure rhymes?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, so we've got oh absolutely, yeah, no,
really glad to talk to you. I love your song.
You know, we just played We played Gold and then
we also played Naked, a couple of great tracks.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I love your sound. I love your sound. It's it's
interesting that you guys are a duo. What what goes
on in the studio because obviously it sounds like a
full band like anyone you know, I'm sure you run
into this all the time.
Speaker 24: Uh.
Speaker 3: People hear your music and they assume it's a full band.
Speaker 23: Right, Yeah, absolutely. I mean we started off as a
two piece. We met in school, so we just kind
of spent a lot of our time just jamming together
in the music room and trying to come up with
a sound. But there's a there's a band over this
way called Royal Blood that are quite heavy. It's just
like a drum and based thing, and we absolutely love them.
But we also wanted to avoid that kind of comparison,
so we tried to find a way of conveying our
studio sound in a live setting. So yeah, we do
incorporate a base into our and to our live set,
and our producer is actually bas player, so he's been
joining us on stage lately. So it's been a lot
of fun just to have that new dynamic and more
of a you know, a sort of more natural band
dynamic on stage. You know, real good friends. So that's
good fun.
Speaker 3: That's that's convenient.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: One of the things too about that track Gold that
really strikes me is I love the way you know,
it's it's very catchy, it's a little poppy, but then
it gets to that part where it kind of gets heavy,
you know, with the guitar, it kind of gets uh,
it gets pretty heavy there for a minute. And I
really like that too, And I like that contrast within
the song. You know, it totally fits. It's a surprise,
but it also completely fits, and it's uh, yeah, that's
just really really good.
Speaker 23: Yeah. I mean, we've I've spent a lot of time
just trying to come up with new ways of writing
songs because I kind of consider myself to be a songwriter,
like first and foremost, so just to try and break
out of that typical mode. And we have so many
influences between us that we've never really apart from our
last single Stamp, we've never really had like that heavier
element to what we do. So yeah, it's nice to
hint at that without sort of showing that's like our
entire identity because we are made up of so many
different parts. So it's a lot of fun to play.
Speaker 3: And I was reading too, So you guys are you
and you and Ryan? You guys are childhood friends, you
grew up together.
Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah, I mean he was in the above Met's
and we I mean, Rome was in a different band
at the time, and I was always kind of banging
on that door and I play with you guys, but yeah,
they were a tight group at the time. But yeah,
I mean it was during the pandemic where I think
the nineteen seventy five who is a big influence. They
released an album and Ryan reached out, I think his
band went doing so much at the time, and he said, oh,
I know you're a fan of them. Do you want
to get in the room, maybe do a cover or something,
so yeah, we jumped in, we did it, and I went, well,
I've actually got a few songs if you want to
give him a try, and yeah, the rest was history.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, it sounds like it came together pretty quickly then.
Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah, it was all very natural. I think that's
a big part of being in the band. Like we've
done the two piece thing for maybe two even a
bit of years now, I think. Yeah, but because we've
become such good friends with our producer, it's been very
natural progression for him to join us on stage because
we are friends before bandmates, so it really helps.
Speaker 3: That must be nice too in the sunset. And this
is a conversation that comes up a lot on the show.
You know, when you have, say you've got a band
of four guys or five guys or you know, and
and you've got to work around everyone's schedule and everyone's
kind of got different, you know, their own creative ideas
and so forth, and sometimes it works, and sometimes there's
that tug and pull, which can be healthy but not
always and all of that. But but it sounds like
this with what you're doing, and especially as you mentioned
to you, your producer who kind of becomes that third member,
but also is very easy to work with and in
tune with what you guys are doing. I mean it
sounds like it. It must be, because I assume you've
played in bands like where You've got a bunch of
people right now.
Speaker 23: This is actually my first band. Oh no kidding, Yeah,
my first and only band. Our producer Charlie. He's worked
with several bands before, and Ryan's obviously had his previous band.
Speaker 3: But yeah, wow, well you're off to a hell of
a good start.
Speaker 23: Then good for you, Good for you.
Speaker 3: No, this is such a great project. That's that's fantastic.
Speaker 15: Question.
Speaker 3: I'm sure this comes up all the time. But where
does the name come from? The worry people?
Speaker 23: Okay, yeah, so it's I'm not sure if you've heard
of them. They're called Guatemalan worry dolls, and have you
heard of them before?
Speaker 3: I am not familiar with this, but I'm very intrigued.
Speaker 23: So basically, I was a bit of an anxious kid
at school in primary school, and my mum came home
one day with this little bag and it had like
these little late matchstick figured people in there. Yeah, and
they're all like they had like faces drawn on them
and they wrapped and kind of sounds a bit weird,
but basically it came with a bit of paper and
it said, if there's anything that you're worrying about, you
tell them what you're worried about. You put it under
your pillow, go to sleep, and in the morning they've
taken all your worries away. And it really helped me
in school. So I just wanted to pay homage to that, really, So, yeah,
the worry people. Obviously we've already got the goo Goo dolls,
so I don't want to to go too far down
that route. So yeah, the worry people.
Speaker 3: It was right right, did So did Ryan go for
that right away too? I mean, did you have to
sell it or was he on board immediately?
Speaker 23: No? I mean Ryan's pretty sure about most things, to
be honest, He's happy to go to flow.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, that's cool. I actually, so, now that you've described it,
I actually have heard of that concept, but I didn't
know what they were called. They're called Guatemalan worry people.
Speaker 23: Is that that's it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, Guatemlan worried dolls. I saw someone had described
something like that to me once a long time ago,
but I'd forgotten that that's that's what they were called.
That's interesting. I'm very curious because this is something that
also comes up a lot on the show Mental Health
and all of that. So did that help you when
you were a kid quite a bit? Did you get?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 23: Yeah, I mean I can't say I had too many,
like a massive friend circle growing up, and I'm glad
that Ryan was that guy for me. So yeah, yeah,
I mean we've we've written about song, We've written about
topics to do with mental health as well. So yeah,
I think it's quite important, especially our four EP and
stuff like that. And we have a track called Face
on our third EP which is specifically about mental issues,
mental health issues and guys. Yeah, just if you if
you have a friend who you think might need needs
any help, then just ask be their friends, you know,
be that guy.
Speaker 3: Oh that's very interesting, and that's cool because I think, well,
first of all, you know, any any kind of problems.
I mean, I think the best therapy is being creative,
right if you can, if you can take the things
that you struggle with in life, whether it be anxiety
or whatever it is, any kind of mental health issues,
and if you can take that and create something from
it or or trauma or or anything anything negative. If
you can take that and create something positive with it
and create art from it, I think that's that's the best.
I think that's the best therapy that there is. And
I think that so I really commend that.
Speaker 23: You know that you're able to, especially with our FOURTHVP
the way I looked at that because it was sort
of about you know, maybe a not so great relationship
and whatever. Sure, and it's a way. When I was writing,
it was a way for me to sort of process
that in all of those feelings, but when we put
it out, it was more of like a sense of
ownership of those feelings. So you know, once you put
it out, it's a release. So I totally agree. You know,
being able to dive into music in that way and
help you work through what if you're going through is
a beautiful thing.
Speaker 3: I'm curious. Are you an introvert.
Speaker 18: U?
Speaker 23: I mean it depends on the circumstances.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 23: I love going to gigs and seeing my friends who
also played music, So in that case, I love to
get stuck in. But I mean in any other social situation,
I like to keep to myself.
Speaker 3: Yep, yep, I can relate to that. I was curious
because a lot of people, a lot of musicians especially
are are introverts. But but people are surprised, Like I've
had people say to me. You know, I've told people
I'm an introvert and they're like, what, You're an intro
How can you be an introvert? You know, you've played
in bands, you're on the radio and you know. And
I explain to them, well, yes, but that doesn't mean
that I I go to parties and have a good time,
because I do not do that. But but people have
misunderstandings about about what an introvert is, what it means
to be an introvert. But I also feel that that
that many of us who are we like to express
ourselves with music and performance and all of that.
Speaker 23: Yeah, it's a bit of a catch twenty two be
the musician because you know, we love going out there
and playing music, but we alstill love being in bed
by ten.
Speaker 3: Well said, have you have you guys put out a
full album yet or has it strictly been EPs up
to this point.
Speaker 23: Yeah, it's been an EPs. We've put a couple of singles.
We would love to do an album, to be honest,
but we're still in the face of sort of like
you know, meeting new people and potential fans, are trying
to get our name out there. So when we do
eventually come to put an album out, we want to
make sure that we've got all of the right is listening.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, it's uh, you know, we live in a
time where there's so many different approaches that you can take,
and of course a lot of musicians now use you know,
they call it the waterfall approach, where you actually release
a series of singles and you know that may or
may not eventually become an EP or an album, which
is you know, I'm older and for me growing up,
it was the inverse of that. It was, you know,
first single goes to radio before the album, but after that,
you know, it's the album and then a series of singles.
But we live in a time where you can really
approach it many different ways. Absolutely, you just have to
do for you Yeah, how many EPs do you guys
have at this point?
Speaker 23: We've got four EPs?
Speaker 25: Four?
Speaker 23: Okay, Yeah, so we put out four across two years,
so we were very busy recording and just playing as
much as we could. But yeah, I mean, we're taking
our time with the singles at the moment, but yeah,
we're always looking to the larger picture of things and
just you know, we'll put out whatever feel is right. Really,
I do appreciate there is an industry standard, but at
the end of the day, you know, you've got to
stay true to who you are as an artist and
what you believe in.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. By the way, when you play live, is it
a different experience in terms of because obviously it's a
different configuration than while in the studio you can do
anything you want. You can you can be a full
band quote unquote in the studio when you're when you
play live, is it is it a little bit stripped down?
Is it a little bit different? Or do you do
you try to rap with them?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 23: With technology these days, we're every element that we play
in the studio that we can't play in a live situation,
we just put it on a track and we can.
We can do that so very much. What you hear
if you listen to us on any streaming service or
on this amazing radio station right now is what you'll
hear live.
Speaker 3: I was curious about that because I know that sometimes
I was in a project called Chemical Distance and we
kind of did this. We we did a similar thing
like that where you know, some some things would be
on tracks, but sometimes things would go wrong with that too,
And this was yeah, this was you know, and this
this was quite some time ago that I did that.
But I so I'm sure there's there's software now that
is much more stable.
Speaker 23: Yes, you can do that way. Trankly, we haven't had
too many sort of major problems playing live.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's good, that's good. I'm curious people. Do people
talk to you about your songs and come up to
you after shows or maybe contact you online and say,
you know, because we were talking about how the content
and the inspiration of some of your music being around
mental health, do you hear from people who say, you know,
this song really connected with me for this reason or
help me with this problem, or does that happen?
Speaker 23: It actually hasn't, but maybe I'd like to think that,
you know, they've they've taken something away with them from
the show that they can just sort of keep for themselves.
So sure, I'll take that as a win.
Speaker 3: Oh, no doubt, absolutely, one hundred percent. What is the
live situation, by the way, for you guys, are you
touring a lot. Are you doing a lot of shows?
Speaker 23: Yeah, I mean we've we played plenty of shows in
our home county, but we've been breaching out across the
whole of the UK with the help of our manager
over the past couple of years now. So it's been
a great experience just to see more of the place
we live. And you know, even though you're only traveling
a bit further up the country, how different that music
scene is and how the crowd responds and it's it's brilliant. Yeah,
I mean we'll play wherever we can we can go.
Speaker 3: Really, have you had an opportunity to do any festivals
or do you have any festivals coming up this summer?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 23: Absolutely, I mean there's plenty of festivals in the UK.
I mean last year we actually did a what was it,
I think it was like a twelve hour drive up
to Inverness in Scotland, or just outside of Inverness. Yeah,
that was a bell called bellat Drum Festival. That's probably
like the biggest festival that we've played so far. Yeah,
it was. It was an amazing experience and we'd happily
do more festivals this year as well, and it.
Speaker 3: Looks like too. From what I was reading, you're having
some success there on radio. Yeah, I'm looking.
Speaker 23: Right here so far, and you've been kind enough to
have us.
Speaker 3: Oh, absolutely, absolutely no, We're happy to be your your
conduit into the American radio market because yeah, like I said,
we love what you guys are doing. Absolutely amazing. Thank
you so much, absolutely amazing. What should I What should
people know Sam about where to keep up with everything
that you're doing. Where should they go online?
Speaker 23: Well, I mean you can follow us on all socials
at the word People Music. However, we do have a
website as well where we talk about what shows we've
got coming up. We've got newsletter where we also send
out regular newsletters to do with upcoming shows, any new singles,
like previews and stuff like that. And that's the worry
people dot co dot UK.
Speaker 3: Very good, Very good. I was thinking about to end
the segment. I here's here's what I'm I'm thinking about doing.
Uh with your with your approval, tell me I feel
about this seeing about playing face, because we were talking
about it and I haven't listened to that one yet,
and I'm really curious to hear that one.
Speaker 23: Okay, and then and then.
Speaker 3: After that I'll also play I'll also play Gold again
because that's such a great track and I know that's
the newest single and is that out yet or is
that coming out in June? Is that is that a
June sixth?
Speaker 23: June sixth, Yeah, June sixth.
Speaker 3: Okay, so yeah, so that's that's cool to feature that too,
because again we're giving people a preview that'll be on
all the streaming platforms I assume.
Speaker 23: Yes, yeah, definitely anyway you listen to.
Speaker 3: Music outstanding, Yeah, so we'll give that another spin too
because that is that is such a great track. But yeah, absolutely,
but Sam listen. Uh, it's it's been great talking with you,
and I appreciate your patience. Again, we tried Google teams
and it didn't quite work out, but there's WhatsApp has
proven to be a worthy back up the day. It
saved the day, absolutely, and we'll definitely do this again.
Speaker 26: Uh.
Speaker 3: You guys are very busy. It sounds like you've got
a lot coming up and you're gonna be continuing to
release new music. So as you do that, like I said, uh,
we're happy to give it a spin here at w
M and H and and and we'd we'd love to
have you on and and hopefully hopefully get Ryan on too,
and and we can have more conversations in the future.
But but we're big fans here, so uh, keep up
the great appreciate that. Absolutely, we'll talk again soon, all right, Sam,
thank you, you got it? Bye bye? All right? Excellent.
That was Sam from the Worry People. And uh, I think, yeah,
I think we should play this track Face absolutely, absolutely,
and I want to give a shout out to a
waiting Abigail. I see you, I love you. Oh yes,
one of my favorite T shirts to wear. Oh absolutely, yeah, Yeah,
we love awaiting Abigail definitely. So let's give So we're
gonna play a couple of these. So we're gonna play
Face because we were talking about it during our conversation
with Sam, and then we're gonna play and then we'll
give Gold another spin too, and again the single Yeah
I Do too, and the single Gold from the Worry
People that will be out on June sixth. But you've
been hearing it here first, you've been hearing it for
the first time in the United States. At least, it's
probably already getting played in the UK. I get to
say it when I'm on this side of the pond,
that's right. But in the United States you're hearing it
for the first time. Absolutely So if you are listening
live on Saturdays, stick around. We've got plenty show coming up.
We've got the Forensics at the top of the hour,
another great UK band, and then in the third hour
Kevin Horn joins us live in studio. But here it is,
this is this is called face and this is of
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