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Speaker 1: Such a great track. That is The back Room by

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Ryan Redwood and we're gonna be talking with Ryan in

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just a moment. Welcome everybody if you are listening live.

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On Saturday, October four, twenty twenty five, we have entered

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our number three new Marrow trace of Matt Connorton Unleashed,

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and we are live from the studios of w n

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H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New

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Hampshire and Ryan returns. We had Ryan on the show

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recently to talk about his first single Tomorrow that we

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premiered on the show, and then we played The back

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Room recently for the first time on American radio. Another

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great track, and I think Ryan is on the line

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with us to be a WhatsApp Hi Ryan.

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Speaker 2: Hello, Matt, how you doing mate? You okay?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, welcome back to the show. Thank you for

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being patient. I know we're running a little bit behind,

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but great to talk to you again. I love that

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song so catchy.

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Speaker 2: Thank you very much mate, and thank you again for

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having me back home.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely absolutely now that song. What can you tell us

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about that song? Because you know it sounds like it

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sounds like you know, a dude, a girl, you know

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that he's interested in and so forth. But I feel

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like there's some other there's some other things in there

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that you're kind of dealing with in the lyrics. So

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what can you tell us about that track? Yeah?

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Speaker 3: Man, So it basically it started off it was going

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to be like a funny tune because me and my

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producer and best mate Asa, who I do everything with,

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write and record everything in the back room. So we

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like originally were like, let's write a funny sort of

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song about how we do everything in the back room

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and we never leave it and stuff. And then we

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sort of had the tune down, and then when I

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got to writing the lyrics, nothing funny came out. A

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lot of like things that I was probably dealing with

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internally sort of came out and just spilled onto the page,

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which I guess is what songwriting is all about, right, Yeah?

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Speaker 1: Interesting? And what are some of those things that were

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you know, they come out in the song.

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Speaker 3: I saw about like my ADHD and like how I

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feel like the anxiety of that sort of watches me

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as I'm sort of trying to make it with like

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music or whatever I'm doing at the time, and like

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how I can't really run away from it.

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Speaker 2: If that makes sense.

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Speaker 1: It does, it does. I think we talked about that

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the last time you were on the show with us too,

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about you know, how a lot of creative people have

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that ADHD and and and how it kind of uh

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informs what you do creatively, and how there are ways

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that you know it can actually be beneficial, it can

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it can help you to create. I think we we

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don't have to rehash all that because I think we

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talked about a lot of that last time. But it's

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interesting that that you kind of express that in the

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lyrics of the song. And again it's it's kind of like,

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you know, I listened to it and it's like okay,

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you know, and I went back and listened to it

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again and I was like, now there's something else going

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on here. It's interesting.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: I like to sort of give them sort of like

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it's like a double meaning, I guess, because it's cool

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to have other people say, oh, this feels like this

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to me or I think it means this sort of thing,

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and then to have that like conversation like someone like

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yourself as well, and be able to be like, well,

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I when I wrote it, I meant this, but obviously

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you can interpret how how interpret sorry, however you want to.

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music really is that lyrics can mean anything to anyone, right.

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Speaker 1: Right, right? Absolutely. What's also kind of fun, right it's

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it's a it's an adventure when you when you have

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an idea for a song and you and you embark

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on creating that and then it ends up being something

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different than what you had originally in mind. I mean,

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that's that there's something kind of satisfying about that, right

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when you because when you are able to surprise yourself

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as a songwriter and you go, oh, I didn't I

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didn't know this was gonna happen, but this is cool.

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I like this.

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Speaker 3: You know, well that's literally what happened, like when it happened.

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or i'd write like a paragraph how I'm feeling or whatever.

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once the song was finished, and was like, what are

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these lyrics actually about?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: And I was like, oh, it's actually about my mental health. Actually,

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I didn't really know what it was about when we

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recorded it and when I wrote the lyrics as such.

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the master's back and I was like, oh, yeah, it's

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Speaker 1: Well. It's interesting that when you when you're in a

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situation where you know, maybe you see someone who you

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find attractive and you're and you're contemplating. It's funny our

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our guests that we had on in the first hour

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of the show today, he had a he had a

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song that was kind of about that, and you're and

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you're you're contemplating on how you might be able to

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approach them. But at it's at that moment that so

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often all those things that go on in your head

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that might be hindering you in some way. That's that's

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really one of those moments where all that comes out

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right where you start, uh, you know, maybe doubting yourself

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or you know, should I do this, Should I approach

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this person, or should I just watch them? I suppose

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in this context from the back room, right, it's those

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moments where where you you start really questioning yourself and

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doubting yourself and and and all those those things about

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yourself that maybe are a little different.

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Speaker 2: Well, one hundred.

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Speaker 3: I'm quite I'm quite a confident person, like in general,

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and it isn't to like you say, until them sort

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of situations arise, whether it be talking to someone new

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or like a new job or something, or going for

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like an interview or whatever, then you're sort of like, oh, yeah,

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there is something going on in my head that's not

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just look at me all the time, you know.

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Speaker 1: Right now, what's a situation with as far as playing

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this live? Have you been able to play this out

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or you're doing I don't remember what your touring situation

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was the last time that we talked, but are you

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playing a lot of shows?

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Speaker 2: So I haven't actually played this one live yet.

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Speaker 3: I've got a run of shows coming up in November

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around the UK, so I'll be doing one in Liverpool, London,

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Norwige and hopefully Manchester.

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Speaker 2: So should have quite a busy November.

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Speaker 3: And that'll be the first time this one's been taken

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out on the road and given a given a live spin.

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Speaker 1: Oh excellent. You must be excited about that because it's

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got a vibe, it's gotten an energy about it, you know.

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I imagine it'll go over really well with the live crowd.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I hope so, Like it's kind of one of

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those when it gets to the chorus where it just

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sort of opens up and becomes this other beast like

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in the verse is quite intimate and quite like personal,

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I guess. And then when that chorus hits in and

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then drums start going a bit mad and frashing on

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the crash symbol it starts, so yeah, like say, open up,

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and I hope people are getting on shoulders, throwing arms

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about all that sort of stuff.

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Speaker 1: I like how you put that too, how it opens

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tension in the verses and then the chorus is kind

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of almost like a relief or you know, it opens

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up and and this song that really is very much present.

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you hear the bassline in the beginning, you know that

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first verse, and it's very you know, it kind of

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makes you a little anxious, or at least it did

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me the first time. It was like, you know, it

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just there's there's an anxiety there almost in that in

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that bass. It's really in the baseline. I feel like

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that's kind of the secret to it, you know, and

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then you get to the chorus and it's like, Okay,

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it's almost like a relief a little bit. But I

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like that, you know, you build the tension and then

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you get to the chorus and it's like, okay, here

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Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I love doing that as well.

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Speaker 3: I'm so glad you've picked up on that, And I

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the same thing. They're sort of like, you're getting a

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bit moody in these verses, mate, and then when we

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get to the chorus, it's like, oh.

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Speaker 1: Ryan's all right.

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Speaker 3: I mean he's okay, like an uplifting sound in tune, right.

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that on purpose really because I like, like you said,

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I like the tension and then the release you get

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when when the chorus kicks in.

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Speaker 2: For sure.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Now are you getting the airplay with this song

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over there yet or what's that situation?

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Speaker 3: It's been going down really well, mate, good and I

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think it's probably gone down the best of any of

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my tunes ever have done, which is amazing. Yeah, a

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ton of radio stations have been picking up over here,

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like you guys as well, absolutely backing it and I

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love all that.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's been going down really well.

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Speaker 1: Oh that's outstanding. That's outstanding. And then now are these

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what's the situation there?

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Speaker 2: So what we're doing?

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Speaker 3: The plan is, we actually came up with this on Wenesday,

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so we had a we had a meeting on Wednesday

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just me and as Are, the guy who produces my tunes,

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to build up to like an album or something like that. Yeah,

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then after that, I'm actually gonna be doing a five

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track EP. Okay, yeah, so that'd be exciting. Bit more

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more less moody, little bit more less moody.

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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, a little bit more uplifting.

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Speaker 3: The lyrical content is still quite not dark, but still

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quite angry, a little bit of angst in there, okay.

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a mixture of the two, hopefully gonna sort of bring

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some more riffy stuff in as well, which is going

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to be exciting because I've not done that in a

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long time. But yeah, I can't wait to get going.

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Speaker 1: So does that mean, so will the EP be five

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news songs or will the EP include the songs that

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you've released already?

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Speaker 3: There'll be five completely brand new tunes next year, hopefully

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I reckon about March time if I was to put

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a time on it. But yeah, five completely new tunes

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which I've already written. I was actually finishing off the

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lyrics to a couple before I got on and chatted

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's exciting, man, It's exciting.

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Speaker 1: Excellent, excellent. So the producer that you work with has

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he worked with you on everything that you've recorded.

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Speaker 3: So he's worked with me on tomorrow and this one,

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the next one, and he will be the producer going forward.

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Sam Wilson on my older tracks. I'm very fortunate to

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have a lot of very very talented friends. Yeah, because

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we're all from like the same background and the same

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like music scene. So it's really cool to be able

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to pull on people like that and be like, oh,

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come on mate, let's go down the studio and sort

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of t I see what we can come up with,

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fantastic. And then so now when you play live,

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are you playing with a full band?

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Speaker 3: So I'm hoping to be doing a full band soon,

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but at the moment, I've sort of doing the like

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acoustically on my own. I will say, if anyone's listening

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to this and you want to book me, I'm not

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on a boring acoustic artist guy who's bands in the

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corner and plays his song, Yeah, I'm very I'm very

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larger than life. Come on, then let's pretend there's a

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band here and let's go for it sort of thing.

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Speaker 2: Nice. So yet will we do it a variety of

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different ways?

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Speaker 3: Really, Sometimes like the guy who's produced my tune now

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Aaron or as he comes up on stage, me does

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some tunes in a duo setting to do it on

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my own, and then hopefully next year I'll be getting

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a proper live band sort now, I reckon.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, excellent, excellent. Yeah, it's a lot of work.

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Speaker 2: Let's tell me about it, mate.

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Speaker 1: It's a lot of work putting all that together. Well,

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very good. So in a moment, I think we're going

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to and I wish, I wish we had more time.

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but I do want to play Tomorrow again at the

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end of the segment to close out, because I also

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love that song and I know, thank you mate, and

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I know we talked about that song the last time

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you were on. But for newer listeners who might not

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have heard that conversation, So Tomorrow and this is another

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song that I really related to in a big way

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because we'll tell us refresh our memories about the message

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behind it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So Tomorrow is a bit of a bit of

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a deep one. It's about like climate change and how

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we're a bit scared to talk about them sort of

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issues still, and how I think we should still be

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talking We should be talking about those issues that why

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are we scared to talk about it? And sometimes when

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you bring them sort of topics up, people shy away

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from it or probably just like disregard you straight away

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because they think you're wrong. When you know it's happened

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in front of our eyes man to me, we got right,

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we'll start talking about these things.

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Speaker 1: Right right exactly, Yeah, and you express that in the

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song and uh, yeah, it's funny we're having right now

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here in New Hampshire where we are in the US.

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We're about to have some eighty degree weather. Uh and

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it's October and that's pretty unusual.

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Speaker 3: We got we've got a storm going on at the moment,

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but it's still I was like walking home earlier and

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it's rain and it's windy, it's cold and it's warm

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all at once. How was that happening?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. Yeah, we're in a drought. We've

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got eighty degree weather in October. It's it's it's wild. Then.

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You know, the political climate in the US, I mean,

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I won't get into it, but I'll just say, you know,

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it's it's not going to get any better as far

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as addressing these issues, I'll just say.

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Speaker 3: That I don't think it will overhear mate, So I

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think we're all in the same boat.

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Speaker 1: I think we are. I think we very much are well, Ryan,

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So we will we will close out with that track

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before we let you go, though, Where should people know

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about where to find you online? To keep up with

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everything that you're doing and get access to your music

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and all that.

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Speaker 2: I'm basically available everywhere.

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Speaker 3: Any social media is just at Ryan Redwood fifty eight

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and then Spotify is to save just Ryan Redwood or

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Apple Music wherever you get your chunes.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, just Ryan Redwood everywhere.

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Speaker 1: Fantastic, fantastic Ryan. We will do this again when the

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next single is out. Please you know, let us know,

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let people know, and we'll well, we'd love to give

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it another premiere, probably have you back on to talk

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about it. And we love what you're doing. We're big fans,

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so keep up the great work.

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Speaker 2: Oh, thank you so much for the support. I really

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do appreciate it. And yes, definitely next single, we'll be back.

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Let's do it.

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Speaker 1: Awesome sounds good to me. All right, Ryan, We'll let

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you go.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, take care, cheers, mate, Thank you very much.

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Speaker 1: You got it all right. That is the great Ryan

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Redwood and we're going to close out this segment with

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This is the first single that we spun of Ryan's

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and I really love this song a lot. Pay attention

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to the lyrics. It does matter. This is called Tomorrow