Speaker 1: If you want to listen to W and H the Commander,
don't get SUPREMELYA Mazell coming.
Speaker 2: Good morning, everybody, welcome, here we go. It is that
time again, Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from
the studios of w m n H ninety five point
three FM, Inglorious, Manchester, New Hampshire. Of course, you can
also stream the show from anywhere if you go to
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streaming options and social media links, contact info, show archives,
et cetera, et cetera. Today is Saturday, March twenty two,
twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: I am not alone.
Speaker 4: Jenny j Good morning.
Speaker 2: Yes, Jenny is here with us at the news table
on this Saturday morning, and we've got a very very
exciting show for you today. Well, that's a great music.
We've got our friend Nathan Hill who is here with
us for the first hour. In hour number two we
have Kenny Troon who's going to be joining us. And
in the third hour two Town's returns. So we've got
a lot of great original music for you today and
we are very excited. And let me go ahead and
get that mic up for our friend Nathan Hill over there,
who's we're gonna feature one of his studio tracks, but
he's also going to play for us today, so really
looking forward to that.
Speaker 5: Good morning, sir, good morning, welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me. I'm excited to be here. Yeah,
we're excited to have you.
Speaker 5: I'm really looking forward to hearing your play live.
Speaker 3: But I think we should. What do you say we
open with one of these great studio tracks. Let's do this.
I'm excited to have it.
Speaker 2: So this is self titled Breaking Waves. And is this
an EP or a full album or is.
Speaker 3: The EP that I just released about a month ago
a little over a month ago.
Speaker 5: Oh so this is really new, really new.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's give this a spin and then we're
going to come back and Nathan Hill is going to
perform a live in studio.
Speaker 3: But check this out. This is really good.
Speaker 5: This is called Breaking Waves.
Speaker 6: In the Silence of Me rides the storm Room and
docus a lot of the times, swings, drowning.
Speaker 7: Me with your resting sways, get in my.
Speaker 4: Skinning and I hate screamed through.
Speaker 8: The roy way him should find or just getting him
to these raising ways.
Speaker 9: But when playing away a lot.
Speaker 10: The ship was the show.
Speaker 11: SELLI so to, I say, ways binging a.
Speaker 8: Mom in the troll, the bank, the boy in the rain,
I'm getting sway.
Speaker 10: When he springing away, he.
Speaker 9: Gas, do.
Speaker 4: I can't bring.
Speaker 8: About side down.
Speaker 10: I got dom A by.
Speaker 8: W these space dom going a rare.
Speaker 4: Ringle by rounds.
Speaker 8: But the wolf and.
Speaker 4: Built my fortress on someway.
Speaker 10: Every day.
Speaker 12: Space vulnerable. These breaking ways with the prison, the places
we don't, says, find it again with these caress drag
you away.
Speaker 10: The show.
Speaker 12: Sell out, so to a second, ways making the home,
the to the mooring, the.
Speaker 8: Ray, I dancing the sways like wait the taste, I wait,
upside down.
Speaker 4: Stay now.
Speaker 9: I'm calling the shots.
Speaker 3: Oh I love that.
Speaker 10: I love that.
Speaker 3: That is so good.
Speaker 2: That is breaking waves and that is Nathan Hill. And
Nathan Hill is here with us live in studio.
Speaker 3: Hey, we were talking off air.
Speaker 2: You were telling us about uh, tell us about the
drums on that because that the drums on that are incredible, the.
Speaker 3: Drums on that are incredible. And the funny thing about
it is, I'm gonna tell everybody a secret right now.
That's not even a real drum kit. That's a rolling
drum kit.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: And my friend that works in the studio. He just
does an amazing job making everything sound great.
Speaker 2: Oh you're not kidding, yeah, because those those absolutely absolutely
sound like real drums.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And my friend Sean that came in, Sean Fletcher. He's
the band called The Melodies of Ghost Road and he's
just such a great friend. I've known him like pretty
much my whole life. He was in a band with
my brother called Atomic when I was eight years old,
and Sean and I had never rehearsed that song ever,
so when we got into the studio, we had to
record it all live. Oh wow, I had all three
tracks recorded and when he came in, we never recorded
any of it to a metronome. And oh he acknowledged
that very quickly, and he threw away all three tracks
pretty quickly also and started over from scratch. But he
absolutely slayd it on the drums. Yeah, without any rehearsal, nothing.
He just came into the studio and I threw the
riff at him and he just did it. I don't
know how it came together like that. Oh that's incredible. Yeah,
and thank you. Fletch.
Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely incredible. Uh, well I'm down here you play live.
So if you're just going to us, Nathan Hill is
here with us, live in studio on this Saturday, more
mean and uh what are you gonna what are you
gonna play for us?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna start off with track one off my Breaking
Waves EP. This is called Shadow of the Unknown.
Speaker 5: Okay, wonderful Nathan Hill live in studio.
Speaker 10: Here we go.
Speaker 7: H in the dark gyrollmolone, lost in on world on
the over known, every step battle, every breath, the brown
be seeing my demons in the mid night and girl
still calling my name haunted whispers gone and saying.
Speaker 10: Got in through the dark. By your for Girl in life, A.
Speaker 7: Glimmer of hope in the shadows to night, Oh trials
tribute chunks, I must go.
Speaker 13: Back to the its life blow Now I found my way,
I Broo, re.
Speaker 7: Conquer the dolliness as well, surrounding me.
Speaker 13: Out of the dog in.
Speaker 7: Into the line I found myself to day joining in
the fine never another struggle alone as press timpsing their
life will out of care go still calling my name,
Haunted whispers gone is saying got in through the dog
boy off of good in Life, We Hope in the
Shadows explained, you're just a shadow.
Speaker 10: Moly, No, you're just a shadow.
Speaker 3: Holy no, I found my way.
Speaker 10: Brow breath and conquer the downies as well.
Speaker 7: Surrounding You're just a shadow. The No, you're just a shadow.
Speaker 9: Be no.
Speaker 2: It Nathan Hill with us alive in studio. That is fantastic,
well done. You sound great than you absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 3: I was worried because you were doing a lot of
stuff over there. I'm like, oh no, no, it's all good.
Speaker 2: Sometimes the mix is a little rough in the very beginning,
just because what I'm working with here.
Speaker 3: It's like maybe I should have put phone. No, no, no,
it's uh no. It sounded great. Oh thank you. Absolutely awesome.
We've got let's see in the chow room by the way.
So Melissa Wallershy, that's my beautiful fiance. I love you, sweet.
Did I say her last dally of all? Yeah, you
nailed that. Awesome.
Speaker 10: Yeah. No.
Speaker 2: She's very excited in the chat, offering a lot of support,
and she said tell Nate his son Teddy wants a
shout out.
Speaker 3: Oh Teddy, you are the best. I love you so much,
my friend. He's my eight year old son, and Ted
gives me so much inspiration, comes and jams with me
every single night. Every night he's in there. He knows
all the songs, he knows all the lyrics. That's great.
He came home one day singing four non blondes from school. Yeah,
and I was like, all right, well, I guess I
gotta learn that song. It's a pretty cool song. And
I go out and people love it. Yeah, you know,
you play that tune and people just go bersark and oh,
no doubt, no doubt it does. So he's seen you
play live. Obviously. He came out with me Wednesday night.
We're at the Brick House and Dover, and I want
to give a huge shout out to the brick House
and Dover real quick. If you don't mind. Oh, absolutely great.
Let's see right over here. Brick House and Dover. I
played over there. I was the featured artist Ryan lavasor
if I said that right, I'm sorry Ryan if I didn't.
He made me the featured artist for March and he
gave me an hour set at the open mic over there. Wow, excellent.
Everybody showed up. We packed the house. It was out
to the door. They're bringing chairs from upstairs. Downstairs because
people didn't have enough seats. Nice. It was just killer
like touched my heart. Like the middle Man band came.
Those guys are fantastic rock band. Soul Color was there,
the other Broken Ones with my friend Anthony Saint Peter,
my great friend Jim Callery aka Jkel, Holly Furloan, who
has one of the best female voices on the East Coast. Yeah,
she said she's been up here before. I think it
was cool because she gave me some tips. Okay, I'm
coming in. She's like, don't bring your ramp, you don't need,
don't hook you up right, Yeah, they were right.
Speaker 10: She was right.
Speaker 3: Yep, thank you, Holly, my buddy Jimmy Gray, Hen Doggie
and his crew, King Polo, who couldn't make it, but
King Polo. He's a hip hop artist out of Rochester
and he has been a huge help for me.
Speaker 5: He's been on he's been on the station.
Speaker 2: By the way, he's never been on I don't think
he's never been on this show, but but years ago
he was a guest on the Morning Show with Peter White.
Speaker 3: I definitely recommend you get him up here because he's
a great dude. He helps so many musicians, and like
in a time where I thought like I was just failing,
he was like, nope, You're coming to keene Fest with me.
You're doing porch Fest. You're doing this, You're killing it,
You're doing it. He was awesome. Nice, Thank you, King Pull.
I actually was on his album Wavy Baby two track
number eleven, the Wave, and I played a little bit
of guitar right in the center of it.
Speaker 10: It was really cool.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Nice. And then huge shout out to Devin Rose Outwood
who got me on ninety eight point nine w CLZ.
It was the first time I was ever on the radio. Oh,
very cool. Yeah, so awesome, awesome, I think that's it
from the breckout. Sorry, it was huge. It was such
a huge night. If you were there, you know what
I'm talking about. A vibe like I've never seen. It
was crazy. That's awesome. Congratulations on that. Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 5: And then so the EP Breaking Waves. This is this
is pretty new right a month.
Speaker 3: Yeah. In fact, this time last year, I couldn't sing
and play a guitar at the same time really at all,
no kidding, I'd start playing. I've been playing the guitar
for twenty years. I was in a band called Mystic Golf.
You can find on all streaming platforms if you look
up Nathan Hill Miss Stick Golf g u LF. That
was when I was twenty two years old, so that
was over half my life here.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I just played rhythm guitar and Dave Habith,
who was probably the inspiration for me playing all these guitars.
I always wanted to do it. He made it happen.
Love you, Dave. He was one of the best shritters
I've ever heard in my life. And in fact, if
you find the song Nathan Hill Emerald Mystic Golf, you're
gonna hear the best guitar solo that you've ever heard
in your life. Dave could light a guitar on fire.
And we were twenty years old. Yeah, and like I
quit way too early. I will say that you quit
way too early. Kicked me out and told me I
was horrible, way too early. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I
got kicked out. Oh I s U c K D.
But I love you guys anyway, And Dave went on
to be a really successful guy. You went to Berkeley.
He was just a fantastic music and talented, talented guy.
He makes films now and I love the guy. We
reunited about a year ago and got to play some
guitars together and it was like, wow, this was way
too long before we made that happen, but we made
it happen, so that's cool. That's cool. And where did
you record the EP? I recorded it at my friend
studio called Studio Pink. And the Studio Pink was a
spare bedroom that was pink when they moved in. And yeah, yeah,
you know, my friend is just a genius. I'm just
going to say his name, Josh. Yeah, he doesn't want it,
but really, I just he just got it. So he's
in a band called Attack the Boredom and he does
all of it himself. Attack the Boredom check it out
online at b uh. He does it all himself and
it's like it's crazy music. Yeah, he doesn't get it
out to the world enough, and I wish he would
because it's amazing what he does. But you know, he
has helped me out, probably just about more than anybody.
And he has a way of finding the best things,
the things that I do best and exploits them. And
that's what makes me so successful. On these albums. It's
like for example, in Shadow of the Unknown, one of
the lyrics at the beginning of it, when I wrote
it out, was my footprints do not follow, And all
he did was change my to where and it just
sounded a million times better. So he changed one lyric
in the song that you know. It's just little things. Yeah,
And so he's like a producer, recorder, musician. I do
not want to fight with him on a guitar. It
just wouldn't end up great for me better.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, we'll have to get him on the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a song that we did together that I
sent you the file for. It's mind Reader and Josh
is the singer and that said it again, he's the
singer in it, and Sean Fletcher is the drummer in it.
And that song you have to listen to and you
can't find it on any of the streaming platforms.
Speaker 10: Yet.
Speaker 3: You can only find that one on YouTube. And we
Josh made a little cheese. I keep doing it. We're
going to air those out my eight second. Why doesn't
he want credit because he's just oh humble. Yeah, he's
just a humble, great guy, and I just I don't know.
He did it for a long time. He went on
a lot of stages and he just shredded it out
and just did it for a long time. YEA, unbelievable.
And you know, just a lot of energy you got
to put into this thing. And there's a lot of
there's a you know, a lot of these musicians are
going out and they're not getting any money to It's
very very hard. I don't remember getting any money anytime.
It's very very difficult. Yeah, I don't think this guitar
is paid for yet now I hear that. Yeah, it's
a tough racket, you know. And he'd rather just stay
home and make some killer music by himself and don't
have to go through the headache of getting everybody together
at one time. And it's a it's a hard thing.
And I respect all these bands that are out there
doing it because I started singing out of necessity.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: I couldn't really find that right band I was in
and out of five bands that I tried out for
last yeard, Yeah, and it just wasn't the right fit
every time. I didn't really want to be in a
cover band. I didn't want to be in a screaming
heavy metal band. A couple of those. I was just like,
it's not me. Yeah, I'm rock and roll, I'm not metal.
Speaker 10: I'm not.
Speaker 3: Super laid back either. I don't know. I'm just like
in the middle of it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So so ultimately you arrived at I guess where you
were destined to be in the sense that now you're
doing your own thing. It's crazy and you're and you're
singing and you're playing, and you're doing it at all,
and it seems like it's pretty fulfilling, right.
Speaker 3: I wasn't expecting this out of the CP. I knew
it was good because like I listened to it five
thousand times. Yeah, and I was so itching to share
it with people, but I couldn't because I knew we
were trying to release it as the EP. Yeah, and
I'm like at the gym and like listening to I'm like, man,
breaking Waves is just good.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And like that was the first one that we
had done YEP, and then we got Shallow done, which
is the third track at the end, and uh, I
don't know. I listened to those two songs probably a
million times. You get sick of them, sure, And I
know it was just me, but like I would have
gotten sick of it, if it was terrible right, or
if like if there was a bunch like I listened
to him, and I don't hear the notes that I
didn't want to hit. Yeah, I don't hear the mistakes
that I just love it. Yeah, yeah, I can't believe
what Josh did do it. Yeah, he killed it. Studio Pink,
you're the best.
Speaker 12: There you go.
Speaker 5: Is he actively taking on other clients to record.
Speaker 3: Or he has friends? It's you got to be a
close friend. Okay, Okay, that's it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean it's too bad he doesn't open a giant
studio and do this. We didn't master the CD, we
didn't send it into a mastering place. This was all him.
Speaker 10: Wow, this guy is.
Speaker 3: I can't say enough good things, but you can say
more and ye just spread the word about what he does,
because whatever he does for me is just right on
the money. I just want to go kick in his
door right now, start recording songs coming over right after him.
Speaker 10: Off there.
Speaker 2: I know you're listening, by the way, also listening to
Jay Bellow from the band Chasing the Devil is in
the chat room, says shout out king morning boys. Jay
has been a big supporter of this show and what
we do here for a long time. So we recently
did the world radio premiere of the new Chasing the
Devil track. Uh, Morning Star really really good?
Speaker 3: We should?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 3: Do you want to play an I'm dying here? You
play some more? You want to play another one? Another
one here? Why don't we? I? The funny thing is
is Josh never could sing and play this on the guitar,
and I wanted to bring it out, So I'll do
mind reader. Okay, yeah, this is the hard one to
find its rarity.
Speaker 16: Okay, hats interested my mind to see what I would change?
Speaker 4: Oh me.
Speaker 7: The false mind condemn and my words.
Speaker 10: That burned my world.
Speaker 7: Fly without a fan safe even if it's a hide
police win, and I see what's broken in my dark
and my butther designed.
Speaker 3: I can't techue. Guess how was I supposed to know?
I should have seen it?
Speaker 10: Come him with a.
Speaker 11: Pretty devil walking to her consequences lined up in a row.
Speaker 4: I'm looking back.
Speaker 3: I keep trying to find mind with home. Oh you
been inside to suffer from a.
Speaker 4: Game with him. They'll want to wave him.
Speaker 3: I'll take the sun and up pull it down.
Speaker 10: With you.
Speaker 7: Under falling without a fail safe, tripping over the line.
Here we yelling say him dead, as they both said
they would never survive.
Speaker 10: Have I can't see this?
Speaker 3: How was I supposed to know? I should have seen him.
Speaker 11: Come in with a pretty devil walking so her consequences
lined up in a row.
Speaker 3: I'm looking back. I can't trying to buy my way who.
Speaker 10: He's been alone?
Speaker 7: You're all I ever want to him.
Speaker 9: You all live me.
Speaker 7: Now, I can't control this.
Speaker 3: I'll take you down with me.
Speaker 10: Now, with me, now, with me, with me. I love it.
Speaker 3: That is called mind reader.
Speaker 2: Nice nice by the way, So Nathan Hill is here
with us live in studio, and someone in the chat said,
someone named I don't understands if I'm saying that correctly, says,
I think this is referring to is his name Josh?
He's an animal? Anything he does, he goes all in.
He's a great treasure hunter too. Is that referring to
Josh referring to you? Because yeah, it has and he's
and he's a great treasure hunter.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm a treasure hunter to myself, are you?
I I go treasure hunt, I go gold panning. And
you know if I find that I like to sniff
out a good bottle, dig every I'm a landscaper, so yeah,
oh okay, I do landscaping for myself. I've been doing
it for a long time. So, oh okay, you run
a business. Yeah, I run my own business, Nathan Hill Landscaping.
Oh cool, Yeah to south Brook. I work mostly in
the ports with Harrea. So yeah, nice, you've been doing that,
doing that a long time, long time. Yeah, good, good
for you. I'm trying to transition to the music. It's
a lot easier on my back. Give me some gigs, everybody,
if you're out there, you're listening, you want me to
come play your place. I know a ton of covers.
I could play some originals. I like to have fun.
I don't know what else to say. Yeah, get me
in hell. Yeah, Well you sound great.
Speaker 2: I mean, anyone anyone listening knows now if they didn't already,
you sound great live certainly. Joey Painter, who has been
a guest on the show a couple of times. He's
in the Facebook chat. He says, Nathan Hill is the man.
Speaker 3: Joe too man. Yeah, he's great. Yeah, he's helped me
out too, Like he picked me up a couple of
times where it was like, man, what am I doing here?
And like I just started singing and I kind of
transitioned from playing in the electric guitar with my looper
and like not singing. Yeah, Joe's like, no, come play
at my benefit, And like the guy just always wants
to help you. Did you play at the Walmart event
that I didn't do the Walmart one because I didn't
even know Joey. Then oh, a different one that we
played in Portsmouth and it benefited one of the schools
in Portsmouth. Oh, I can't give you all the exact
details cause a while ago, but yeah, Joe you demand No,
that's awesome. He's great.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he does a lot of positive things for the community, and.
Speaker 3: He really does. Yeah. I hope we can do more.
So everybody look up Joey Paanter. Let's do some stuff,
raise some money for some people to do whatever we can.
Let's throw a big concert and party. Oh yeah, we
don't need to get paid. We want to play some
music and get recognized. Yeah, he's such a positive guy.
It's great. Yeah, good guy.
Speaker 2: Also, our friend Mariam Banish, another great supporter of the
show and a great friend is in the Chad Urman
says good morning, good morning to you. And if you
are just joining us, Nathan Hill is here with us
a live in studio. Are you Are you playing anywhere
this weekend? You got gigs this weekend or you know
what it's.
Speaker 3: I hate to admit it. I don't got any gigs
lined up.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's just like I'm repelling the gigs somehow. So let's go, everybody.
I'm ready to play. Get me out there. I'm really
new to the scene too, you know, I'm not gonna
lie like like I said, I just started singing in August,
and it takes a long time to get your foot in.
Speaker 10: The door, you know.
Speaker 3: And I don't know. I think I think I'm accepted
by a lot of the community, but I think there's
a part of the community that's just like Nate's a
little loud. Takes a little time. Yeah, it takes some time.
Last night was really cool. I got to play the
Lilac City Grill. Big shout out to Brady Greer for
inviting me up just come play with some songs in
the middle of his set. Yeah, it was just like
super cool him to do that for me because he
knows I'm trying to get out there and just hey,
come play some songs on my set. Get your name
out there. Yeah, you know that's the coolest.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but where is thatac clac.
Speaker 3: City Grills in Rochester, New Hampshire. Okay, I love learning
about new places. I'm not familiar with. Great Spot plays
there a lot o Timmy t He's.
Speaker 5: I've heard the name.
Speaker 3: I don't know him, but I've definitely heard the name. Yeah, yeah, animal, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Very cool, very cool. Nathan Hill is here with us,
and uh, you want to play another he sounds so
good man. I just I would love hearing you play,
love hearing you play.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll play track number three Shallow okay off Breakawaves.
Oh yeah, this is a very cool songs, very cool song.
It's got a good acoustic sound to it too, like
but on the album, you know it's got everything. That's
got the bass, the drums.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yep, they into my role with full Prince do
not follow. I ask myself, how can you be so shallow?
How much more can you take from me?
Speaker 3: Give up a thing?
Speaker 10: Know you?
Speaker 3: Wellness, don'things me a plastic smile.
Speaker 11: He's a true, he's gone by how broken you.
Speaker 7: I feel so solryd Bud.
Speaker 3: I can't change ties says for.
Speaker 10: You, down to day, down to my room.
Speaker 4: Times.
Speaker 7: Just sleep the way, Please.
Speaker 13: Leave, babe, I can do no Run home.
Speaker 4: Now, sleep babe.
Speaker 10: Tomorrow I'll be going home.
Speaker 4: Take out.
Speaker 3: We're crying, tell.
Speaker 7: And talk to be so strong home, So shallllo.
Speaker 3: So shall I hope you' he really sadly you too, Mauro.
Speaker 10: To be so shut.
Speaker 3: Nice, thank you. I wasn't sure if there was more
at the end or not. I like it, but I
like the way it kind of ends. It kind of
leaves you. I kind of did the shortened version of it.
Speaker 5: Okay, there, you know, but it kind of leaves you
hanging a little bit, which is cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I like that kind of like I would normally
do it twice. But yeah, yeah, I like talking like myself.
I don't want to give more shout outs to more
of my friends instead of just Nate Hill, Nate Hill,
Nate Hill, Yeah, yeah, Yathan Hill breaking waves. Nathan Hill.
Speaker 2: Well, you did give a lot of shout outs, but
if you'd like to have more, feel free and.
Speaker 3: We're all about a couple. I want to do real quick.
Speaker 5: We're all about love on this show and give them
people a huge.
Speaker 3: Band that has been one of the biggest inspirations to me.
Troll from Portland, Maine. Oh you haven't heard of Troll.
Stop everything you're doing. Get on t R A w L.
We have not had them on the show. I'm gonna
make that happen, but at least I don't think we have.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I forget, I don't I've been doing this so long.
Speaker 3: But we have seen that.
Speaker 2: Jenny and I have seen them live off the Hook.
We saw them live maybe two or three years ago
at a show at Jewel and I remember being very
impressed with them.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yep. Seth the bass player, helped me design
the CD, which I'm going to give you guys copies.
Speaker 10: Oh cool. Sweet.
Speaker 3: He helped me design and order. He did everything. I
didn't have to do anything. I went up to his
place and he goes, do you like this? Do you
like this? I said, I like this.
Speaker 5: I like this.
Speaker 3: I want to wave facing to the left on the
front and boom it was done. Yeah, he just killed it. Seth,
you are the man Troll. You guys kill it. Justin
Patrie the guitar player, Freak Show Amplification. He's got the
best amps on the East Coast. He's got the best
pedals on the Sea coast. You want to boost pedal
could give you the crunch that you want. Look up
Justin Patrick, Freak Show Amplification, the best in the business. Okay, Okay,
you throw that pedal off a roof of any building
and plug it in and work. Okay, handbuilt by him. Incredible.
Speaker 2: Plus how metal is that to throw it? To be
able to throw a pedal off the building and that's metal?
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, that's met. Justin will throw his SG is
Gibson SG or one of his guitars on the stage afterward,
and I'm like, ah no, just man, I'm so poor.
I can't afford that. I didn't afford to watch you
do that. But they're awesome. I love those guys. Yeah,
Charlie's Hill. I want to give a shout out to them.
We're playing Rock and Roast July eighteenth through the twentieth.
I'm actually gonna have the guys that I did Breaking
Waves playing with me. Oh, we're going to actually do
a set. Oh cool, it's gonna be incredible, excellent. Get
ready to practice for that. Boys.
Speaker 2: Oh by the way, but before before you move on,
I just want to just circling back to Troll just
for a moment, because Jay from Chasing the Devil says,
Troll are our boys and amazing great peeps.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great piece.
Speaker 2: A little a little more, a little more love for
Troll now now we dot more love for now. We
definitely definitely definitely have to get him on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, you guys are coming. I'm gonna talk
to you guys. I'll send you a message. Matt wants
you here. Yep, yep, I want you guys here. Absolutely.
I want the world to know about Troll absolutely always, guys.
Speaker 2: Steve Sprague is in the chairman says, uh, sounds great, Nathan.
One of these days we will rock out.
Speaker 3: Oh you know it. Steve is a great guy up
at Charlie's Hill. He's always jamming.
Speaker 10: Oh okay.
Speaker 3: He's just been a positive supporter of everything that I've
done from the beginning. Steve knows when I was up
there with my electric guitar, my looper. Yeah, Charlie's Hill
always had a stage for me. Great people, Mike and Terry,
I love you guys. Max Sound Production up there, Lloyd
du Salt, He's always running the sound, always cranking it.
He wants you to hear it. Yeahs you to feel
it good. That's what I love about being on his stage.
It's always just maxed out max sound. But we're doing
rock and Roast Fest up there. There's like thirty bands
Signal to Noise, a day to attender headlining loved is
July eighteenth through twentieth at Charlie's Hill. Camp out fifty
bucks for the whole weekend. You can come and stay
there and hang out and we're gonna just throw it down.
Very cool, very cool.
Speaker 2: So by the way, John Hernandez Johnny, I love you
buddy says it sounds awesome.
Speaker 5: You look great too, all right. Stephanie Genevieve says, you
sound great.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you, Steph. Absolutely, that's a that's a Auntie,
steph okay, okay, awesome. Good to have supportive family. Thank you.
Form no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 10: We have time.
Speaker 3: You want to play one more? Yeah? All right?
Speaker 10: Cool?
Speaker 3: Should I? Uh you know, I can either do the
new one or Breaking Waves? You pick you? Should you
breaking Waves? We already kind of listened to it, but
I can do the new one too, Oh yeah you can. Yeah,
why do I think? Breaking waves? Yeah? Yeah, breaking waves?
I know we heard the studio version. Let's do the
c Yeah.
Speaker 10: He in the.
Speaker 7: Silence up here, the rias a stone brew m and heat.
The sky has hangle lock to tide and pulls and sways,
drowning me with your restless waves.
Speaker 3: Get in, dog.
Speaker 7: Glads, get in demn hugh screen through the roaring whalem?
Should I find I donor just give in to these
breaking waves? The wood I fadal waves like a ship
from the show, sell my soul to a comer, sea
waves bringing me control the blade through laborium rain and
dancing sway with thie keys.
Speaker 10: Breaking waves.
Speaker 7: It drags me down. I can't breathe now, I'm upside down.
Speaker 3: Gotta come on.
Speaker 4: For air again.
Speaker 7: Release me now, I'm caught in a rib side. Ain't
gonna make rise, but it wo hold me down. I
built my fortress on solid grounds. Every day, he reclaim
in the space far about these breaking waves? Who being
defined grace in a place in this world that will
never haul me? No sense fighting against these currents.
Speaker 4: Drag you with him?
Speaker 11: But would I fed awaves?
Speaker 3: I could ship from the shore.
Speaker 7: I sell my soul to a comer, say ways rigging
upon me, control me through the porum rain nine disn't sway.
Speaker 4: He's rigging waves.
Speaker 3: I love it. I love it. Thanks man, Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 2: Absolutely live in studio, Nathan Hill is here with us,
and now that sounds fantastic.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 2: What are your what are your future plans as far
as recording do? Do you plan to do another EP?
Or are you gonna do an album or what like?
Have you thought that far ahead?
Speaker 3: Or what I'd really like to do is probably do
maybe a longer EP next time, maybe do like five songs. Yeah,
get mind reader onto it because I want We work
so hard on that song too. Like the studio version
is ridiculous. Yeah, like the guitar like Josh kind of
kicked in a little bit on it. I played the
solos and I played, like, you know, eighty five percent
of the guitar riffs, and I wrote the guitar riffs,
but he added his frizzle to it. Yeah, and I'll
tell you the song is just hot. It didn't get
enough attention at all because we put it on YouTube
and it's like I was Nate Hill a year ago.
Like I'm a little more popular now. Yeah, but like
back then, I was almost nobody, you know, like a
year ago. Yeah, I'm still nobody, but I'm glad to
be here.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 3: I don't protest to be like, you know, like the greatest.
I don't none of that. I'm just having fun. I'm
trying to make some kick ass music. Oh sorry, Oh no,
you can say that, all right, Cool, you can say geez.
I know it's hard. It's hard to know what the
where the lines are good music. Yeah, I'm just trying
to make some good music.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: You know, ultimately, i'd like to stop breaking my back
do some gigs, you know. Like I said, I can
do a lot of covers. I just started singing in August,
so I haven't written more than five songs yet.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 3: I'm working on the next ones now. But you know,
like I said, I never sang before. So yeah, was
just learning a bunch of cover songs to get the
field for singing and just like get the timing and
the rhythm. And now the songs are starting to write
themselves a little bit better.
Speaker 5: Are you in terms of singing? Are you self taught?
Speaker 3: I didn't. I never took a lesson my friend Barbara,
who's awesome. I went over her house one day and
I had multiple people telling me I should just stick
the guitar, don't keep singing. Really, your voice sounds terrible,
don't keep going. Oh my god. Oh I mean this
is just months ago where people are telling me I
just don't do it.
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 3: Stop no, multiple I mean I could, I could.
Speaker 10: You don't even know me.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like that just like like that gives you anybody
the inspiration. I got kicked out of bands, told I sucked,
you know, don't keep singing whatever, Yeah, screw everybody. Yeah,
just keep going. Well, yeah, good for you, because because
you love it. Yeah, and you're proving them all wrong.
You're trying to you are like, this isn't it. I
just want to keep going for it. I want the
next thing is to be bigger and better. That's how
I you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that that says something really good about you
that you know, in the face of that, you just
you keep going. You push through it, because you know
a lot of people don't. They're they're told, you know,
they're not good enough, and they say, Okay, I guess
I'm not good enough.
Speaker 3: You know what I believe the people too.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Really, you know who you are, because some of you
bastards are probably listening. Nana Nana boo boo. That's what
I got to say. Yeah, I'm just kidding. There's probably
still people out there that still think the same thing,
so that's fine.
Speaker 2: Well, but there's also probably people who are listening who
told you that, who are who are happy to be
proven wrong, you know what I mean. Yeah, sometimes it's
nice to be proven wrong if you if you doubt
somebody and then they they prove you wrong, and you say,
oh wow, they did have it and I was wrong.
Speaker 3: I'm glad I was wrong, you know what I mean. Yeah,
But it's cool now I'm getting more people to jam
with and hang out with. And this this Breaking Waves
thing has just been tremendous for me. Yeah, and I
don't know how it came together. It was just like
the four of us work together. And I consider Seth
one of the people because he helped me design and
put that CD together. It looks beautiful. It's a piece
of art. Oh yeah, yeah, guys want too.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I love the I love like the guitar pretty much, right, Yeah, yeah,
all right, cool, I'll just kind of Yeah. Yeah, no,
I love the I do love the cover. And just
like Stephen Pequin, Yeah, he did some paintings in there. Okay,
he's a painter and he was on New Hampshire Chronicle.
And if you haven't heard of Stephen Pequin, he's very interesting.
He paints live. And I was at the Stone Church
and he was there. It's like you got to catch
him if he's there because you don't know, no kidding.
Then you're like kind of like I got forty bucks, Steve,
what can you do? Oh? And he'll paint this like
portrait in twenty minutes and you're like wow, no kidding.
And he paints you when you're playing.
Speaker 5: Oh really yeah, Oh that's cool.
Speaker 3: Great, Oh that's cool. So he's like a rock star
as well. Yeah, and he was involved in a lot
of the art that's in the CD, which is cool.
In a second yeah yeah, oh yeah, my bag's right there.
I'm just gonna get up and grab a CD. Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then and then we'll have you hold it
up because you're on you're on camera, and then the
our our audience who is watching online.
Speaker 3: Yeah, then you can get the visual.
Speaker 2: They'll be able to they'll be able to see it. Yeah, yeah,
and of course you can always look it up online.
Two Breaking Waves is the name of the EP by
Nathan Hill. It is available now. But yeah, I like
the artwork. I'm also curious to ask you about the
the significance of of of the name.
Speaker 3: And it's like, you know, like, yeah, I'm just kind
of guilt to you it. I guess I'm guilty of
it too. It's like you get like a wave of
like anger, like things just not going right. It's just
like just got to push it back, keep moving forward.
They're gonna pound and break you down, and uh, it's
gonna try and drag you out and drag you down
and depression sucks. It's like I'm caught in the rip
tide right now. But I'm gonna get out of this thing,
you know. So it's like one of the lyrics is
I'm going to sale my soul to a commercee Like
I'm just gonna take myself. I'm gonna go someplace else
that makes me feel better about everything. And you know, uh,
Studio Pink and this music thing and Breaking Waves all
of it, my gibs and guitars, is this was this
where I'm holding this thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can even I can even zoom in a
little bit. But yeah, that's perfect. Let me zoom in
a little bit for for those watching online.
Speaker 3: Cool, trying to hold it still, I'm like, oh, yeah.
Speaker 10: No, you got it.
Speaker 3: You got it perfect. Yeah, really, yeah, I dig that.
I dig that.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 3: I really like the cover art. That's the graphic. Okay,
if you're looking for it online, okay, but yeah, this
is it. These things were hot.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 3: These are the last two CDs I'm giving away. Oh
really yeah, yeah, I've got like four or five left
for myself. Yeah, I'm just gonna keep around for a minute.
But I'm thinking about almost doing a second edition where
the wave has like a little bit of a tinge
of blue. Oh yeah, so that you know that the
black and white ones were the ogs. Oh that's cool.
I like that idea. These ones are special, man, Yeah
something about them. Yeah no, I like that idea a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeh.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's cool that you did CDs, you know, because
a lot of artists now, you know, just do digital media.
Although it seems like the guests that we've had on
the show lately, there's there's it's especially over the last
two or three, maybe four years, there's been kind of
a recommitment to physical media something.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well people like to you know, like if you're
especially if you're really into an artist, you know, like
I when I was a kid, you know, I would
always if I was really into an artist or really
into a particular release, I would want to read all
the liner notes and you know, just kind of geek
out on every little detail, you know, and you know, oh,
who's their management company?
Speaker 3: You know all that stuff. A lot of times, like
you know, I just like to have the CD and
yeah I don't even I have like a rock memorbilia thing,
you know, yeah, yeah, like tons of CDs and stuff
and records that have had autograph and yeah, I never
opened any of it, right, right, but maybe one day,
you know.
Speaker 2: Well that's my theory about vinyl is that most people
who buy new vinyl, like it's one thing if you're
if you're buying old vinyl, you know, because you have
you actually want to listen to it on a record
player at home or something. But but I think when
people buy new vinyl, most of it probably goes unopened
or at the very least unplayed, because you know, if
you're just really into a particular artist, it's it's nice
to it's cool to have that vinyl and you know,
maybe you don't play it, maybe you mounted on a
wall or something, you know, but but it's just cool
to have it, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean, if you're really into an artist. Yeah,
now is it two ends? So oh in gen Yeah? Yeah, yeah, no,
we appreciate that. We appreciate that.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 3: It's so funny, like the little subtle things that you
remember about everybody. Yeah, and sometimes like they're like, wow,
you remembered like that little thing, and it's like, listen,
I'm not frigging a superstar. I'm a normal person, Like
I pay attention to people, right right, Yeah, No, that's
definitely a good thing. Definitely a good thing. Shout outs. Okay,
I don't know, this has been great. Yeah, no, we
appreciate you coming.
Speaker 10: We are.
Speaker 3: We're approaching the top of the hour. But gosh, that
goes by quick? Does it does go fast?
Speaker 2: Well we will do it again in the future, of course,
but man, definitely definitely cool.
Speaker 3: What where where should people know about? Where to find
you online? To keep up with everything that you come
on Facebook and Instagram, Nate Hill two o seven Instagram Okay,
Nate Hill two o seven, Okay, okay, that's where you
find me on Instagram. You find me as Nathan Hill
on Facebook too. Yeah. Yeah, but you know I tried
to keep my Instagram more just music stuff, gotcha, Yeah,
so you'll find more just music stuff. I notify a
lot of this stuff is last minute, Like, oh, I'm
playing over here in a couple of days, you know,
come here to this place. But you'll catch me in
one of these times, and uh, you know, something's gonna
come up, something's gonna turn. I'm ready to start playing gigs.
I'm ready to start playing some shows. I just want
to get out and do it and have fun absolutely,
and just you know it's I love music. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well you definitely got a good thing going here.
And I would also to tell people another great way
to find you if you just google Nathan Hill Breaking
Waves and you can find the EP and uh, fantastic. Well,
we really appreciate you being here. Yeah, and we will
close out the segment with uh with one more studio track?
Speaker 3: Should we play the because we were talking.
Speaker 5: About it a lot, mind reader, should we play the studio?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I'm I'm uh. We talked about it a lot
singing on this one. I'm not the vocals on this one, Okay, okay,
yeah yeah, play it well. They're gonna love hearing it.
Speaker 2: Okay, very cool atb here you go, buddy, all right. Yeah,
So we'll close out the segment with this. And then
if you are listening live, oh there it is if
you are listening live on Saturday. Coming up in the
second hour, we have Kenny Troon who is he already
in the building, Johnny, he is in the building.
Speaker 3: Very good and uh.
Speaker 2: And then of course in the third hour, we have
two towns making their return to the show. But here
it is thank you again, Nathan Hill, and this is
called mind readers.
Speaker 8: Side just thinking my mind like I would changed also by.
Speaker 4: Good that big bi.
Speaker 8: The boot bout a sapping over.
Speaker 4: The line.
Speaker 3: On the same bad b my mouth say.
Speaker 8: I can't saying that. We're pretty damay.
Speaker 15: Say don't say I don't, okay, find out fine, So.
Speaker 4: The the sun Sun and I'll get with the ill
wanton with say the son and I pull it down.
But in the less prend.
Speaker 14: Wanders it always bels over my like my head's face
leading gold, I go away, and you see when I'm broke.
Speaker 8: It in my carget, I can't take that.
Speaker 10: So what stuff?
Speaker 9: Do you not see this coming?
Speaker 4: We're bringing tam Gat What what says?
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 4: Fucking way back.
Speaker 10: This pretty takes. You can