Sept. 21, 2026
Freeze the Fall Reflects on Canadian Roots and Friendship at Louder Than Life Festival
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RSS Feed On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, Pipeman catches up with Canadian band Freeze The Fall at the Louder Than Life Festival—dubbed "Hotter Than Life" due to the heat. The conversation explores the band's origins, their journey from small-town Canada to major festivals, the role of introversion in artistry, and the importance of friendship and vulnerability in music. The band members share the pivotal moments that inspired their musical paths, favorite lyrics, and how nature and community inform their art.Main Topics Covered
- Freeze The Fall’s experience playing a major US festival
- The impact of growing up in Canada on their music and creativity
- The band’s origin story and the importance of friendship
- Navigating introversion in the music world and on stage
- Personal stories of discovering a passion for music
- The power of lyrics and favorite musical influences
- The importance of self-expression and connection through music
- How listeners can support and connect with the band
- The band describes the experience as surreal, having journeyed from a small Canadian town to play a massive festival in Kentucky. They remark on the respect and warmth they've received from everyone at the festival 00:41.
- Inspiration drawn from Canada’s vast nature, wildlife, and landscapes influences their songwriting and artistry 01:15.
- The small population spread across large natural spaces fosters introspection and creativity.
- Members met in middle school, connecting over band shirts and instruments. Their introversion initially kept them apart until a last-day-of-school interaction sparked the idea to jam together 02:04.
- They met their third member through a solo gig and quickly formed a band, recalling their first band practice as the beginning of an immediate friendship 02:33.
- Music as a vulnerable form of art requires closeness and trust among band members.
- The band makes a conscious effort to nurture their friendship, emphasizing that interpersonal harmony is key to artistic success 03:06.
- Despite public perception, many artists—including all band members—are introverts.
- Performing is described as an out-of-body experience, with a specific mindset needed for both performing and meeting fans afterward 04:26.
- The group stresses the necessity of setting boundaries to maintain their well-being during social interactions 04:58.
- One member was inspired by Bring Me the Horizon’s album "Posthuman Survival Horror" at age 11, declaring it the moment they knew music was their calling 05:27.
- Another found inspiration in Foo Fighters and Dave Grohl's energy, fun, and kindness 06:57.
- The final member’s pivotal moment came performing as a backing vocalist for The Tragically Hip’s "Little Bones" at a community theater, realizing the stage felt like home despite introversion 07:53.
- Pipeman and the band highlight the lasting impact of the lyric "I can't drown my demons, they know how to swim" from Bring Me the Horizon as one of the most resonant lines in rock 06:31.
- Music as a unique outlet for self-expression, especially for introverts. Writing songs allows for sharing feelings that might be difficult to express in conversation 09:00.
- The community and connection forged through music is a core value for the group 09:22.
- "We’re from a small town in Canada… and now we’re playing a huge festival in Kentucky, so it’s very surreal." 00:41
- "Music is art, and art requires so much vulnerability… you have to be able to feel really close to, and comfortable expressing yourself with, the other members of your band." 03:11
- "Most artists are extreme introverts… everybody thinks you guys are big extroverts because you get up on stage—but no, not really." 04:08
- "I can’t drown my demons, they know how to swim." – Favorite lyric from Bring Me the Horizon 06:31
- "For us, connection is so important… we love to meet people through art, through music." 09:22
- Freeze The Fall Online:
- Socials and music: @FreezetheFallBand (exact links not provided in the episode)
- Merch and more info available via their website 10:03
- Bands Referenced:
- Bring Me the Horizon ("Posthuman Survival Horror")
- Foo Fighters (Dave Grohl)
- The Tragically Hip (“Little Bones”)
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Hey, you're listening to The Adventure on W4CY Radio.
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This is the Pipe Man here on The Adventure's Pipe
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Man W4CY Radio and I'm here.
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With Freeze the Fall.
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Nice.
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Here at Louder Than Life. Or as I've changed the
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name to Hotter Than Life. Like It's pretty wild to
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be here, isn't it? Is this, like, festival massive, or what?
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Is it what you imagined?
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It's an incredible opportunity for us.
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You know, we're from a small town in Canada, and
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now we're just, like, playing a huge festival in Kentucky,
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so it's very surreal. But we've been treated with just
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so much love and respect from everybody, and it's very
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surreal for us, and we're just very honored to be here.
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And I got, my first question, since you're from Canada...
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How come you guys in Canada always are like the
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best musicians? Is it because it's so freezing cold you
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have nothing else to do but play music? Oh, man.
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I couldn't speak for the other musicians, but I know
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at least for us, like, In Canada, since the country
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is so big and the population is so small relative
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to the size of the country, there's so much vast.
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Like, nature.
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And I know for us, we are always so inspired
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by that. The animals and, you know, the mountains and
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the forests. So I know at least for us, I'd
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say that's the correlation between, like, the country we're from
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and the art that we make is the nature.
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Is there anything you want to say about it?
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Yeah, I mean, there's... I don't know what to say.
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There's lots of great musicians up where we live, but
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they're everywhere. So, yeah.
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Well, see, that's cool.
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And so how did this all come about? Like, how
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did Freeze the Fall start?
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Yeah, so Aria and I, we went to the same
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middle school. And we would just see each other in
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passing in the hallways. We recognized each other because we
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were wearing band shirts that we liked.
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But all three of us are horribly introverted.
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And so it took until the last day of school
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where we might not ever see each other again where
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I went up to her and I was like, Hey,
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I think your band shirts are cool and I see
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you carrying a bass around school and I play guitar
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and I was wondering if you want to jam?
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And then from there.
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Yeah, and then we met Jonah, he was playing a
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solo gig downtown in Kelowna, and then he wasn't in
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a band, so we made a band, and then, yeah,
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the rest is history.
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Nice.
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I mean, yeah, I mean, it's safe to say that
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we were pretty awkward on the first meetup, but I mean,
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we all got together for that first band practice, and then, honestly,
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it was like a pretty instant kind of friendship, I'd say.
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I love that. Yeah. Because that's important first and foremost.
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If you're not friends, no matter how great musicians you are,
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you're not going to have that glue.
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Absolutely.
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There is so much. I think it's important to remember
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that music is art, right? And art requires so much vulnerability.
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And if you're working with a group, like if you're
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in a band like us, you have to be able
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to just feel really close to and comfortable expressing yourself
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in that vulnerable way with the other members of your band, right?
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So we also make an effort to really make sure
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that we're also nurturing our friendship because ultimately the band
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wouldn't be able to succeed and we wouldn't be able
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to do what we do if If we're having troubles
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in our friendship.
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No, no.
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And we see it all the time with other bands
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when there's conflict. It comes out on stage, you know?
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And listen, you have to spend so much time with
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each other, you better like each other. Or else we
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will know. It'll be very apparent you're not having fun
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up there. And you should be having fun. It's not
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just us. You made a point that I think a
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lot of... People don't realize, and it's so true of
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most artists, most artists are extreme introverts. Everybody thinks you
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guys are like these big extroverts because you get up
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on stage and you do this, but no, not really.
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It's almost like you get into a zone, an out-of-body
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experience when you're up there on stage, right?
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Yeah, exactly.
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There's definitely a certain kind of mood you got to
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be in for sure on stage. And then especially after
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the show as well, when you're meeting with people, it's
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just like, it's so many people and it's, I always
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have so.
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Much energy after the show.
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So I find it really easy to, you know, make
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lots of friends after the show, but it's still.
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It's draining, you know, and you're exhausted. Like your body
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is so tired after a hundred, especially in this heat. Yeah.
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So it's definitely important for the three of us, knowing
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that we are so introverted and we do get drained.
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Not that we don't love interacting with people.
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We do.
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But, you know, there's like a limit to it. So
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we also know that it's important for us to make
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sure that we're prioritizing our own health and setting boundaries
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for like, yeah, I think it's time to.
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Call it, you know?
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Yeah, exactly. 100%. So if each one of you could tell.
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The listeners when you knew that music was what you
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wanted to do, not the band, but you guys individually.
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The first time I heard.
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The album Post-Human Survival Horror by Bring Me the Horizon.
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One of my favorite bands and albums.
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Yeah, so good.
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That was kind of, I was 11 and I just,
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I immediately was like, okay, I need to do this
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for the rest of my life.
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So yeah.
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You know what's amazing, too, about the Bring Me the
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Horizon thing is, like, I came into them late in
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the game, and it was at Danny Wimmer Festival.
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And they were live, which is why I say.
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If you go to a music festival, don't just go
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see your favorite bands. You're going to find the bands
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that are your favorite bands by going and checking them out.
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And I went to their set, and I was like, oh,
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my God. But now... Of all time, Ali is my
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favorite lyricist of all time. Me too.
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And, like, his lyrics, they just, like, so speak to
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me and so brilliant. Now, here, I'll ask you a
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trivia question, then. Any of you could answer, too. What
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is my absolute favorite lyric of all time that is
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a Bring Me to Horizon lyric?
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Oh.
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I'm going to go with the classic, I Can't Drown
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My Demons, I Know How to Swim.
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Boom.
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I knew it.
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I mean, it's like, it's so brilliant. It's beautiful, yeah. Like,
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it just says it all right there.
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Yeah, it's few words, but it gets across what everybody's thinking.
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Exactly.
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Yeah.
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Okay, your turn. For a Bring Me lyric? No, for... Oh,
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any lyric. What made you? Oh, yeah, of course, of course.
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Yeah, I'd say I grew up on a lot of, like,
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classic rock, like, 80s and 90s, and.
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I'd say when I was listening to and watching Foo
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Fighters music videos live, all of that, and just seeing
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the energy that they have live and just how much
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fun they're having. Dave Grohl's been a huge inspiration for me.
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All my life.
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All my life?
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Yeah, I think that's what really got me into playing
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just more and playing... Yeah, just... Just really got me
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into music, I think.
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And I will say, I don't know if you've noticed
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or not, and you'll find out when you meet him,
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Dave Grohl is known as one of the.
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Nicest guys in rock and roll. Like, he's just cool
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as can be. So you picked the right person. Yeah,
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that's awesome.
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I'd say when I had that sort of moment where
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I knew that this is what I wanted to do is... Well,
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the music school that we all went to, actually, they
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would put on a show, like, once a year, where
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they'd kind of group all these different students who play
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different instruments all together and kind of make, like, a
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temporary little band. And they'd learn a song, and then
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they'd go perform at the local, like, community theater type
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of thing.
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And so I was put as.
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A backing vocalist for Little Bones by the Tragically Hip,
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which is a very famous band in Canada.
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Yeah, I know it, too.
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Yeah, oh, wow, amazing. And so, yeah, I just stepped
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on stage, and I was like... Oh my God.
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It was just something so foreign to me because I
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didn't really know much about like this type of music
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and just the feeling of performing. But I just kind
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of had this moment where I was like, I feel
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like I belong in this sort of environment. And although
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I am so introverted, I just felt like, I don't know,
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I always needed to express something. And I think music
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is perfect for that.
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Well, you know why it is perfect too?
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Because if you are an introvert, It's really writing a
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song is the only way that you can express yourself
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without being uncomfortable.
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Absolutely.
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You know, because a lot of the lyrics that you
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would write and sing, it's different when you're singing them.
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You wouldn't literally usually say it to somebody because you'd
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be too, like, uncomfortable to say it.
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Yeah. So that's the cool thing about music. And music
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is the best therapy for you, the artist, and for me,
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the listener.
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Absolutely.
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I mean, connection is so important to us and we just,
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we adore self-expression and just like humanity, just like the
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experience of being a person in the world. And so
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we love to write about that stuff and we love
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to just meet people through art, through music. And yeah,
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it's just the community element of it is very important
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to us.
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Absolutely.
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So tell everybody how they reach out to you on socials,
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on the web, check out your music, check out any
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tour dates, and most importantly, if you have cool merch,
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buy your merch, because they can't listen to my show
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unless they buy your merch.
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that we haven't covered yet?
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the ones who got us to Louder Than Life. So
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thank you guys so much, and we'll see you at
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great music from our friends from the north, and thanks
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