Pipeman in the Pit for 2024 Olympics Opening Ceremony Music w/Special Guest Artist Corinne Barrett

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0:40 Little Wake up America. It's time for the Adventures of Pipe Man. I'll be four s why I coom wiz Palm Beach is number one Internet radio station. Here's your host, the vipe Man. We can't hear you man? Oh no, what happened? This is the adventures right in? Hello? Hi, So yeah, we're having a little technical difficulties because I decided to switch teams and come over to the studio today and hold on. Let's get rid of that speaker while we hold on? All right? What I love?

1:30 The the uh, the eyelashes? Oh thank you? Is that filter? Is that the real you? It's the real Madile no filter. So yeah, we had technical difficulties here because you know, I like cracked on on last minute this morning that normally happens, and I came to the studio to do the show and then blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. So here we are the adventures by n W four c Y Radiow were forced why dot com and I'm here with my pipe nuts. Right here we have Rebel who stumbled on starting the show while she couldn't hear me, and she was supposed to take the reins over. And then we have over here who is next to me in the studio but is not in the show yet.

2:20 So let's bring on wan ones are in. He is our representative. So is that leaning because I'm speaking into my mic and it's coming into your mic. No, it's just because we're in the same room. So you're listening to the delayed on on the mic and then the real time. Yeah, so the people out there are hearing this, aren't hearing that? No, they're not hearing They're not hearing me talk to myself with my schizophrenic voices, right, No, not at all, speaking of I think it's a conspiracy. Actually, I think somebody in add the show and created all these technical issues so that we would screw up. And it has everything to do with the Olympics and World War three too, which just started last night. It did did you know that? No, you didn't know that.

3:23 I didn't. I slept through it. That is such a Louisiana answer. You don't know what happened. You're so Louisiana. You don't know what happened. No, you have no idea that somebody just took out the head of hamas In and they did it in Iran because the leader was going there for some ceremony. And then on top of it, now all the conspiracy people, because we're going to talk about that a little today, a wacky people are are connecting that to the attempted uh you know ass of Trump.

4:10 Why wait, okay, first of all, this is a bad thing that happened. Right, Yeah, it's a very bad thing, because they're talking that this could be the beginning of not good things, not the end, but definitely there have been threats for sure. Look, it's it's my photographer that comes to all the festivals, says, hi, guys, hi, And she's in Louisiana too, But she's in a good part of Louisiana, not like you, Rebel.

4:52 Oh well, I don't know. I'm from New York and New Jersey. There's no good parts of Louisiana. In fact, I was just talking to somebody last night when of my best friends were from high school that you know, rebel. They used to engineer here at the station, and he's moving to Louisiana, and I advised him that he is the wrong type of person to live in Louisiana. Uh huh, yeah, someplace. It's a Louisiana is a scary place for a few types of individuals Yankees for sure. Yeah. Well, yeah, okay, I'll give you that one. It's it's we know, we do have Southern comfort here.

5:38 Yeah. Do you describe that as like the movie Deliverance? Is that Southern comfort? No? That's Have you ever squealed like a pig? Rebel? No? How about you one? Only when I'm getting tickled, but you know other than that. Now, tell us about your tickle stories. Oh no, those are private. Give us one. Give us one tickle story. Those are private and should be used for blackmail only. Oh yeah, we're feathers involved. I cannot divulge that kind of information.

6:20 Rebel, Rebel, when you have sex with the KKK, is tickling involved and squealing involved? No? Neither, none, okay, and. I do not do that, just saying this is an ongoing joke that we have. I do not. So. But you wear under the white sheets, right, you guys did it under the sheets? Yeah? No, No, have you ever had sexual relations with Bill Clinton? No? I think that would be a good time for us to do the presentsidential promo because I think you're lying.

7:03 I think you gave them come so it was and then it was you know what's her name? Hillary. I don't play for that side of the fans. I'm sorry, everybody. That's just not all right, all right, before we bring on our guests, roll right, I mean not roll See I'm talking about Michael now because his nicknames Rollo. That's you gotta roll over for your friend, And I'm rolling Rollo over to Louisy to rebel. By the way, let's let's run the presidential promo because nows are really heating up in this presidential contest, and pipe Man is gonna win because I'm just gonna take all my competitors out.

7:59 In in a in a vote, in a vote. No, no, ain't mean I'm gonna win. When do you think? Wow? Okay, because people could take that the wrong way, and we don't want anybody to misunderstand. We don't say anything like that. Do you think that Bill Clinton had sexual relations with that woman? Well, yeah, she was, you know, onto the does Okay, let's hear what he asked. Let's hear what he has to say. Hey, folks, this is Bill Clinton. I listened to W four C why dot com and just remember I did not have sexual relations with that woman.

8:42 Bring back the good old days, and I will have sexual relations with that woman. Vote pipe Man for pres There it is, and if I'm voted, because in I'm going to open all borders around the world and the night the whole world, and we don't have any borders, any passports, and any hate, any anything against anybody else, with just one big, happy family that all shares the same yard. We do you think, rebel? I think that would be ultimately wonderful if everybody can just get along and learn that they don't have to agree with everything that each other does, but they can move.

9:24 On from it. I think on that we should bring somebody out the show that unites all musicians around the world, that help them all give us great therapy of music, and she's a phenomenal musician herself. Are you sure that they aren't hearing this one? Because I'm hearing the echo. You're not hearing I'm not hearing an echo. But it sounds like you're a big tube. It does sound like it does any of these just. Mi. So if you shut yours off, let's do what happened. Okay, wan, just shut it off.

10:07 That's better. Oh see that's where now the speaker's on. Let's fix that. Get rid of speakers. Okay, all right, so now is it better rebel? Yes, okay, one, Now put your mic back on. We're going to do technical testing right here. Yep, it's your mic. Shut your freaking mic off. Oh we're gonna mute me today. You're the one and you're the engineer. Fix that problem. You can get your okay okay, and see I hear it a game. Is your mic on? Now? It was a second? Just you have to remember to turn it on.

10:48 When you talk one no. But okay, so there's no background, so let me start over. This is a complete ship show today. I'm just saying it is. It's a complete I had no plan to come in here today to do the studio. I decided the last man, I'm going to do the show at the studio, and look at what happened. The pipe man was not prepared for this. We have such an important show today because we're going on this incredible guest who's an incredible music artist, musician, songwriter, and she helps people around anywhere that's in music to get noticed because it's so hard to break in new music today. And so we're going to bring her on to discuss what she does, what she's all about, and we're going to talk about her layer in the show.

11:39 But we're going to bring her on now so she could help us discuss music at the Olympics this year, because this year was one of the most bad ass musical things ever at the Olympics, only because I'm a big Gojiro fan and that medal made it into the Olympics. Maybe now Jeth wrote all won't win any more metal awards at the Grammys. You know about that right, rebel, rebel. You don't know about that, Okay, Karin probably knows. We're gonna bring Krin barretton, come on down. Hey, everybody, thanks for having me. I'm to be here.

12:22 We need your help because I'm doing like a real shit show today. All so yeah, I mean I'd hardly ever come into a studio anymore, so I wasn't prepared. And of course, usually last minute me is like, I got ten million things going on and I'm going to just show up for the show, and usually that works out well, but today it did not. But I want to say kudos to one for being able to deal with everything at the minute. And anybody who's interested in thing here at the studio or with us in general, we gotcha.

13:03 Yeah. It has nothing to do with the studio. It's all me. The studio's fine. I'm not even using the studio mics, okay. One has it all come under control? Me on the other hand, no, not so much. But you know, I've only been doing this like forever, but you know, somehow I lost how to do it. Was it the jackhammer over your head? Yeah? I escape that. That's at home, Okay, I escape that. Okay, that's why he came into the studio. See, there's no jackhammer over my head, so it's hard for me to concentrate. Now, goodness, I seriously think your neighbor is just having a really really good time.

13:48 No, I'm a metal head. I like lots of noise around me, so real quick before we get into the Olympics. And when then we're gonna come back and talk more about you. Why since you're here now, Brinn, why don't you tell everybody what you're all about? What's your elva bitch? Well? Actually, I'm here to help musicians, a lot of indie artists especially you know, they do need a chance, and that's why I opened up my own company, Current Barretificial Music, and I am also launching the Global Song Contest for everyone. So that's really my mission is to help. I'm a singer songwriter, as you know, Dean, and you've had me on your show way before, and just love singing songwriting. But you know, being in the business like yourself, you know, it's challenging and it's hard. You know how the industry has changed dramatically. And I get submissions all the time from these indie artists and I was like Okay, So how how am I supposed to help these people?

14:54 Because I'm also a radio announcer on your Hits Digital. I have two shows every week Mondays and so Saturdays. So I kept getting flooded with submissions from indie artists. So I was like, what can I do to help these people? Including I still sing in songwrit So I decided to open up my own company where you know, I do jingles and commercials and music placements as well. But that was my mission to like really help. These people because it's hard out there. I think you can agree, right, Oh, it's totally hard. And yeah, as you mentioned jingles, I'm gonna put Rebel on the spot. Thank you, Rebel. While you showed Karin what you use as your voice for jingles.

15:39 I don't use a specific voice for jingles. He doesn't like he doesn't like my. Young voice a little, your pedophile voice. Okay, all right, we're going to run the group on commercial, Karen, and you be the judge if it sounds like her voice is pedophile or or or creamy, or or if it's like a perfect voiceover. Okay, let's do it. You got it ready, one, let's do it. Are you tired of the same old bed and breakfast.

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17:02 You should do now before Gran answers, that's not your pedophile voice. Okay, now give your pedophile voice. You know you're talking about. I just don't get it. It's not the voice. Yeah. See she does that trying to sound sexy. I do not try. It's not a sexy voice. That is a little character voice, that is not. A that is not trying to be so yeah. I'm like rebel, Okay, we got this lawyer that needs a commercial done. Can you please do the voiceover for and And that's what she comes up with.

17:48 That's not the only one. I make several versions of the commercial where people can pick through what they. Want, right, they want to pick what they get to pick which level of pedophilia they can pick from. Would you please explain to him when someone's voicing a young person, they have to adjust. But why are you voicing a young person when it's like some sixty year old attorney. I've never done that for a sixty year old attorney. Okay, well, maybe love it, but I've never voiced the commercial for an attorney like that.

18:33 We have another comment from my photographer. I'm not sure what I said was that was questionable, but I'm sure it was all of it. Well she said that's questionable for sure. So there's something I said that was questionable. It was probably everything. Just please let us know what you're specifically what he said that maybe questionable? Was it the commercial because the commercial set for that? I mean no, it was before the commercial. It was before the commercial, trust me. Okay, okay. I think it was something dealing with Louisiana. Oh, it was about the the nice part of Louisiana that she lives in, the nice part Oh yeah.

19:22 Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's true. Well, if if Laurie lives there, it's not the nice part of Louisiana. Just saying, oh Jay, why. So back to the question when you listen to the voiceover for the group on commercial, what did you think? Did it? Did it fit in place? Is it proper? You're asking me, Yes, Ah, it's definitely got a little twinge of sexuality to it. But I liked it. Yeah, that one's good. I like that one. It's when the Yeah, yeah, and call my attorney now he does such great things for me.

20:04 Well, I mean it was definitely appealing. How's that. So let's talk about the Olympics and music. Okay, because I think it was phenomenal this year and music is the best therapy and the best uniter. But yet, somehow, somehow people can take this great performance and turn it into something stupid. Okay, because you got all these people out there, but their stupid conspiracy theories. Okay, I believe in some conspiracy theories, but now we're just getting ridiculous. Everything's a conspiracy theory. It's like I know this girl here, we're in Florida. There was lightning out and she's like, see that's Bill Gates controlling the weather. I'm like, see, we live in Florida. Like common sense. Yeah, so that brings me to Gojira. Okay, so the big thing going on now is Gojira is a legendary metal band that is French. Okay, use some common sense, people. They pick them to play the Olympics, cause the Olympics is in France.

21:15 But somehow these people that are taking too much hyahuasca or something are sitting there saying, oh see, that's the Illuminati once again getting involved with Hollywood. First of all, Paris is not Hollywood. Hate to tell you, go take a geography class. Okay. Secondly, okay, they're like, look see they put this heavy metal band on and they're bringing Satan in. Read the lyrics, people, Okay, stop making assumptions about music. Read the lyrics. Gojira is the antithesis of Satanic. Yes, the guy says, looks, but that doesn't mean any Satanic.

21:58 That's his voice, right right. But they sing about saving the planet, saving whales, everybody loving each other somehow, I don't think that's what Satan preaches in his temple. Exactly. Okay, we're making assumptions, yes, of course. And then these idiots create new memes and they do the logo of the Olympics saying six sixty six Yeah I saw that too. Maybe you people are the number of the beast. Maybe you're the reptilians. Maybe you're the ones that are the Illuminati and you're just trying to gaslate all the rest of us. M what do you think, Rebel?

22:44 Oh? I mean, there's so many ways to look at this. Now. I don't understand why so many people like to give others so much attention, like somebody from the Illuminati whispering these things so they can get worth tension or. No offense to anyone in an Illuminati. So I'm sorry, I don't know where I live anyway. So. Have you had tex with the Illuminati? Rebel? Is that what it is? Not that I know of, But when I do, I'll let you know. But I just don't get it. Why do they Why does it have to be like that? It's so easy to spread negativity then to actually sit and live in.

23:26 A moment and enjoy it. Absolutely. What are your thoughts, Krinn, I'm. Like you did. I mean, the lyrics are really good, and so what if they're singing like that or they're playing like that, you know, music is music. They're putting out a good song and a good vibe really. And people love them. Yeah, And it was a phenomenal performance. And what was really cool about it is it started with le Mis and that's what they thought with satanic too, these like get some culture, you people in the backwoods of Louisiana or wherever you are. Okay, maybe you should take a trip to Broadway in New York and realize that Broadway shows are not satanic except the ones that are, and Lame is not one of them. Okay. And so it was Marie Antoinette, you idiots, Okay, it's not satan announcing Jira Okay. And then it was really cool how they segued from Lemz into metal and then segued out into classical music. Trivia question here, all right, ready for this for everybody on the show here and Karinn, you better get right because you're in the music business, so you better get it right. How are classical music and heavy metal connected? Why would they put those two together? Rebel,

24:58 what's your answer? It's a good combination, no matter how you look at it. Yeah, that's a bullshit answer. Wrong, what's your answer? What's your answer? Oh, I don't know. I don't listen to heavy metal. Okay, Well, then get out of studio, Karen, what's your answer. Let's see, I would say that the combination of sounds classical and heavy metal. It's close. Uh yeah, heavy metal is actually a derivative of classical music. Right, That's what I was thinking, Like just the notes, Yeah, it's a derivative.

25:40 Yeah, and they do like they drop and they drop the e. They make it heavier, make it faster, but basically it stems from classical music. So, yeah, which is one of my favors? You know it is your favorite classical artists? Oh, boz Art, very nice? I think my favorite. If I was going to pick a favorite classical music band, I would pick Rush, probably. Just because it plays on a classic channel. Music. You know, like it's very musical, so it must be classical. It's progressive. It's progressive classical. Yeah, you know, they're not really classical. I'm just bull of shit, you know, but.

26:31 Enough to play on that channel. Here's something funny. Here's another trivia question. Why are they such a you know, Rush, they're a cult band. But how's the rest of the world outside of Canada think of them? Does anybody know? I think they're pretty well liked, I mean, greed, They've been around for a while. I've been talking to people in Europe recently and they don't even know who Rush is. What. Yeah, because Rush is one of those type of bands that it's like a culdfish band, like The Grateful Dead, you know, or anybody like that. It's like there's these people that are obsessed with them and then there's people that have no clue who they are.

27:17 Yeah. I can kind of get back because people like what they like, right. Yeah, totally, yeah, they and they should all like the Olympics, That's what I say, because there was other cool shit. Okay, so you had Lady Gaga doing that performance and she was singing in French. I have to say as a metalhead, as a punker, Lady Gaga is one of the most talented people on Earth totally. I mean she can go to any genre. I mean she did a song with Tony Bennett and in the same month she performed on the Grammys with Metallica. Like totally to be that versatile to do that, and then you know, people compare her to Madonna and I'm going to say right now, and Madonna lives in the town here in Wellington, so I hope she's listening. But yeah, the world of talent Lady Gaga has has is nowhere in the same like Madonna's nowhere in the same ballpark. And I give Madonna a lot props. She was a brilliant marketer of her brand totally.

28:27 That was true. The talent though, that Lady Gaga. I don't think Madonna could have crossed genres as many as Lady Gaga does. I don't think she ever sang in French. Maybe she did, but that was pretty impressive. It was dean And you know, I had the opportunity to meet her here in New York with an organization that I belonged to women in Music. They're really big here in New York. Tell us about that, Well, they're just They're just an organization, nonprofit that just gets together to help everybody in the industry. And I went to an event and Lady Gaga was there. Beyonce got to meet her, and they're just really real people, you know. Lady Gaga went to I think the Repertoire School of Music in Manhattan, so she is. She comes from a nice Italian family like I do. Half Italian, half English Irish, but that side of it. And she's really really like you said, multi talented.

29:27 She is no doubt, just like you. Oh, you're just as you. I mean, And how's your family? My family gets so lucky that everybody talented in the family. That's why I want it's so true. It was, well, it's stemmed from my grandma and from my grandmother. It went down to my mom all singers, artists, and from my mom to me and my brother you know, my brother very well. And yeah, it just was I guess goes down history, but thank you. I'll go ahead when you say it went down. You know it wasn't just jeans.

30:08 Did your family like, did your grandmother work with your mom and your mom worked with you and the rest of your siblings? How did that? I mean, did y'all help develop or was it literally just jeans it's just in the jeans or something? You you know? Good question more but hot and shown. Uh No, it was literally jeans because my grandmother just sang all the time. My mom and dad won awards for playing piano. They were all multi talented. Then it came down to my brother and I My brother I still work with in music. My brother Drew, he's a singer songwriter as well, and he like does a lot for me. On the sides for my music. But yeah, it's in the genes, it really is. We never really worked together per se, but everyone supports each other because we all had the talent.

30:58 That's very cool and like Levi's or Wrangler, I don't know. I think it's a better team than that. So I do have to tell this story real quick. Rebel, you have seen her brother before too, because he actually came in a studio, Okay. He actually would remind you you a lot of Chad Okay, So Krinn, I don't know if you were on when Chad was the engineer here, you know, but he passed away, But Chad was. Chad was one of the most talented individuals I ever met. He had a metal band in the eighties, Wow, and they were just about to break out be famous like the rest of the hair metal bands. And then his dad, who was a famous polo player, had an accident and he left music to take care of his dad.

31:52 Wow. When he came back into music, he discovered country music. So he ended up He's like he would. He would do country rock duos all over you know, South Florida, him and Heatherbriquette. And he also he always used to say, I love metal, I love country, and I love Neil Diamond, and he could sing Neil Diamond. You swore it was Neil Diamond. Well, as a matter of fact, I was going to talk to you too about something else the other day, since you're doing what you're doing. I actually wrote a song that has not been put out there except on my show or at my second my second divorce, I mean wedding. And so basically what happened was is I was game married and I decided to write a song for the wife that was get married too. And being so me for two weeks, I was not home at all, like before the wedding. Two weeks before the wedding, yea, she and I wouldn't tell her where I was going, and like, so I'm going out at night every night for two weeks before the wedding. But I'm like, I'm the type I want pull off a surprise. I will get myself in trouble to pull off surprise. So I approached Chad and Heather with this song that I wrote.

33:16 And I'm a published author for books, so there's a reason I'm saying that. Okay, he go, He looks at this and he goes, what the fuck is this? Is this a book? And it really went so he's like, Okay, we need to trim this down and get rid of stuff that's not needed. So everything he asked me, He was like do we need this? And I'm like, yeah, can we take this out? No? And you know how it is, you're an artist. It's so hard to take stuff out. So sorry. I just finally I'm like, just take whatever out because there's nothing I'm going to say yes to taking out.

33:56 So just you do you? Yes? Okay? Yes, And so the three of us collabed for that two weeks and wrote this song. I'll have to send it to you, Yeah, definitely, and maybe we can make something of it. It's so not me as a matter of fact. Are you able to find that song? One? I know I can, but I don't know if you can. Where is it? I'll find it? Is it on the like in the folder or it's somewhere I'll find it in my dropbox or something or maybe another time or I don't know. We'll figure it out, but we might not have time this week. Maybe I'm yours, so take a look.

34:40 Yeah, So I'd love to collaborate on that one. Definitely, I'm telling you right now he did. Chad was one of those types too that he was a perfectionist. Okay, so unless he thought it was perfection, he would not put it out there. So we never put it out there. He played it and and you we were at this bar. We tested it and he played it and there was not one girl in that whole bar that wasn't crying. Oh wow. And we were like, I kept saying to him, like, we need to put this out. This is like a hit single. Yeah, And attribute to both him and Heather Briquette. The three of us worked together. I gave the book and they made it into a song.

35:24 I could totally sing it for you, nice, I would love that. I love new projects. Are you kidding me? I absolutely love this stuff. There you go put it out as a book, as a song, that's it, and do a video all together. I agree, let's do it. I agree, Rebel, So I want in finishing the story. So Rebel, how I met karenn is because when I moved to Florida, I moved in this neighborhood that was all dirt lots, and so my house was built and there's a house next to me that wasn't built, it was just a frame. It was the place me and the neighbor across the street used to go to party.

36:09 So you know, if True and lois listening, they probably know I probably told you I was partying in their house before it was a house exactly, and then they'll remember. It was so funny that on the other side theirs was all framed, but the guy came in and he like had so many wires connected everywhere. There was like maybe a conspiracy that they were looking to blow up the neighborhood. I don't know, but so what happened was is okay. So I had long hair at the time. Her brother had long hair. Oh yeah. And the first time we walked outside and so each other's like, oh another long hair dude. And we became friends.

36:58 And then we talked about the old metal days because we traveled in similar circles. I was more the slayer. He was more the poisoning wrong with poison. No, Michaels is cool as hell? Did you find it? I have to One says I'm yours Mina Tank, and then the other says, I'm yours unknown artist. I'm guessing it's the unknown. Right, well, that might be somebody else, but let's try to play it and see who it is. Maybe there's somebody else that stole my song. Here it is, that's that's it. I remember the word, so.

37:41 You geous division. Sounds beautiful ready. These yelled, he's yell. He didn't turn out crazy beautiful that man. And from the stuff. Things move so fast. Thank you? Then you rocked, and fans, it's changing. The rebels r.

38:29 Face sudden to mos Ha become that so found some. Straw then love mean something. Shine you will not enough.

39:11 You will, I'll. I'll see. If it were up to me, I would just thing in it like it's just something you're talking. Wi you laugh when you cry. With a few so good when winds together. And by the way, YouTube, I don't need to right to this song would be my thongs, So don't block it or what ny places like to do.

39:53 So my. All right, we're running out of time. Let's kill it. When he ruined the whole show one really really beautiful, So I'll send you the MP three of it. Oh yeah, I hear a lot of things going on that I could do with that too, right, Yeah, all these different instruments. I hear that I could incorporate and all these different harmonies and it's. Going to beautiful. It was beautiful, but it could tricked him into recording that. I tricked him into recording that because we were doing my live show and I asked him to play it live on the show, like he wasn't prepared to. That's why it's just acoustic, and I freaking recorded it awesome, and because he didn't want to like record it, record it yet because he wants He was such a perfection it's like, can we started this network. We sat in the studio for three months and he would say, do you hear that? And I'm like no, He goes, we need to get that. I'm like okay, because like he heard things. I picked him and this is aproposa and stuff that you do. I picked him because I was out at one of his gigs or a lot of them, because we were like best friends. And he was the only musician I ever saw that would get up on stage play guitar, sing and mess with the mixer board the whole time. Oh wow, the whole time. Because he was such a perfectionist with sound. So he's probably up

41:27 there pissed off at me that I just. Played that a celebrating you. Definitely, that's right. Absolutely, he was phenomenal and he is still with this show. He does the intro to this show. That will that like he's a permanent part of this show. But now let's talk about you and what you do, because that's the most important thing the whole show. I appreciate that and all your support. Well, first and foremost award winning singer songwriter. Been doing that all my life, singing and songwriting since I was a little girl. And then now what I am doing is I am a radio presenter on your hitsdigital dot com. So I have two shows, like I was telling you before, Saturdays and Mondays each week. So that's when I was telling you, I get flooded with submissions, whereby I can help, you know, catapult these artists to a different level so they can be heard. Okay, So I do that with love, and I'm really happy to help them. Love doing the show too, Love being on air. It's it's kind of cool because you're like behind the scenes as well, you know, and I'm not out front now I used to be outfront singing and all that. So that's kind of cool. So it's actually different. Didn't expect that. But the reason why I told you I got that is because someone found my song that I wrote. It was called I Call Each of You, I Call each of You by name, sorry, and it was picked up and by this radio station

42:57 for the procession of Queen Elizabeth, so it was the opening for her. That's badass and I'm surprised for the illuminati now. So anyway, that kind of catapulted that for me. So that was kind of cool and I was really honored for that. And then. I figured, Okay, what can I do with this to help artists? So I opened up Corin Barrett Official Music literally just opened it, so it's very new. And then from there I said, okay, now what can I start helping other artists with, which comes to the Global Song Awards contest, So yes, Globalsong Awards dot Com enter and I have amazing prizes for that and I'll talk more about that, and then I also work with Song Heroes Music pr which their partners with me as well. I do their A and R looking for new artists all the time, indie artists, and he does music placements on his end. So we work together, you know, placing music, and I do, like you jingles and commercials and I do them myself.

44:03 You know. That was another reason why I started the business too, because everybody's been asking me for jingles and commercials, and I'm like, okay, I'm doing it for everybody. Let me just start the business. So it's like I was getting flooded with everything, so I was like, you know what, might as well just do it. Have my own avenue, and now I can help everyone. So that's really what you know, my mission is to do is help everyone. I think it's amazing what you do, because we talked about it a little bit. Is so hard to be an artist in twenty twenty four, Yeah, the rock star doesn't exist anymore. So if you're one of those people I'm going to become a rock star, that doesn't happen anymore. And the fact of the matter is is that there's so many people out there that claim to be artists.

44:46 There is so many ways for them to go. It's not like the old days. You know, maybe I was brought up in the wrong generation because I used to sing out front two in the eighties and I sucked. Maybe today I would be good. I don't know, but you know, but the fact is is they need somebody like you, and it gives them direction because first of all, there's also a lot of people in the business that are going to give you missdirection. There's a lot of cattiness that can happen in the business, and there's a lot of united and friendly and you know, deal with the right people and yes, the right people, yes, And so basically I.

45:27 Try to do, you know, I try to help. That's how I am. I don't change whether I'm on camera, whether I'm off camera. This is me. You're seeing me who I am. You know. I just always feel that's the way you should be as an artist, you know, whether you're up here, here, here, whatever you're. Doing in music. You know, I just stay the same as me because I want to help. I want to you know. I've had a lot of success being a singer songwriter as well. My song last year went to number one and many radio stations across the world, and I was so happy because I wrote and co produced it and sung it. It was called the One for Me, so that was like really a real success. So from there I got more recognition and I'm like, Okay, well, it's great being a singer songwriter, as you well know, but it's also great to get back and I see that there's so much talent out there and they have no chances.

46:25 A lot of the times they're not getting heard. They're CDs. Well CD sorry there's no CDs anymore, but you know what I mean, Dean, Like, it's like they're submissions now, they're MP three's or wave files. They're getting thrown into the back burner. So I listen to everyone, listen to everyone. I have music companies sending me music as well each week to put on my show, but I think they have that right to be heard. That's my mission, you know. I want to hear them, help them. And I'm still doing singing so already I'm releasing another song next year. So yeah, so it's like, you know, I always will do that because that's me. But that's my real mission to help indie artists get recognized and catapult them out to where they deserve to be heard.

47:11 And I can do that, yeah, And I will say something about that too. Is the fact that so you remind me, I'll tell you who you remind me. You remind me of this dude in New Jersey. A dude, okay, a dude, yes, and this is a good compliment. And his wife and his wife and he passed away. He was on our show before. Oh uh, and you probably know him. His name's Johnny and he was the owner of Mega Force Records. Oh sorry to hear that. Mega Force Records with a record company that signed this small band that no other record company would sign. See, and they are the biggest heavy metal band of all time.

48:02 See I saw. I saw their first show ever and they signed with this guy saw something in them, and everybody turned them down because nobody was ready for this type of music. And that band is Metallica. You see. This is why I feel I need to do it. I need to do as well, because they're not being heard and there are talents out there that are amazing. You know, if there wasn't a person like you or Johnny, there would be no Metallica today. As an example, what were you going to say, Rebel, Yes, do. You help voice people? I do? I mean I'm doing it myself. I'm doing commercials as well.

48:43 So yeah, that's part of the company. So you can help Rebel no longer be sounding like a little girl. Well only for that little character. Only for that, And that's what voice servers are about, right, characters. Welcome, All your characters sound like little girls? Oh non? Am I right? Like she'll do like five different voiceovers. They sound like the same little girl. Right right away. I think there's some the rooted trauma there that she thinks it sounds different, but it doesn't.

49:26 Know. But seriously, now, you never really know what's gonna happen. I want to hear about her voiceover services because I need that help because what happened to me recently. Okay, you ready for this? Ready? So I had matched with somebody online dating and they wanted to have a phone call. It was like a few months ago. And uh and so when I call and get on the phone, she goes, oh, I thought you'd have more of a radio voice. And I'm like, really, what does a radio voice sound like?

50:07 Seriously? And then. She was like and I'm like, uh, well, I'm not on the radio right now, but this is my voice and I use the same voice on the radio. No, but really, can you do your radio voice for me? That's exactly what she said, Oh boy, And I'm like Jesus Christ no wonder, I'm single for fifty million years at this point. Okay, Like, I mean, how about this? This is weird. Okay, I met your brother again. I can't even conceive of this because I don't even think I was that old at that point I met your brother. It was now almost twenty five years ago or twenty four years ago?

50:50 Is that insane? Oh? That just blows my freaking mind. Though. Two me too. I mean, how do I know somebody for that long? I don't understand it, you know, But I mean, so tell us about do you do voice tell us about your voiceovers and how people can reach out to you to get voiceovers done. And before you do, do you have that two o'clock show that you have to engineer or is a replay? No, it's going to be a love show. Okay. Okay, so we're going to finish up in a couple of months and you're gonna run to that other show. But go ahead, Krin, tell them all about your voiceover in the elevator speech. Okay. So basically, anyone who wants to reach out can reach out to me to any kind of It's not just music.

51:36 By the way, I do voiceovers for any type of business of course, so I can sing it or speak it. So they can reach me at Krinnbarrett Official music dot com, Krinbarrett Official music dot com, or they can email me at Karenne Barrett Official at gmail dot com. And that's what they can do. They just request what they want them. They'll collaborate with me, tell me how they want it spoken, or if they want to even do jingles with me. I can find some businesses that they want to do it for and we can help them work with me to get them placed to do the jingles. And it's not just the jingles, like I said, in the company, it's music placements. There's so much I'm giving back, So there's a lot of different things that I can do in the company. But that's part of the jingle end of it. So yeah, anybody who wants to, you know, have a commercial or a jingle spoken song can go to those sites. Corinbartfficial music dot com again or Corinbarret Official at gmail dot com.

52:39 And the Global Awards Contest. Don't forget they have to enter the contest. Yes, this is so freaking cool and it's like every. Genre of music, so they can do classical, like we said, to heavy metal, to anything, so they can enter at Globalsong Awards dot Com. And I have it every quarter. I will have it every quarter. So it's not just right now right now. I think the deadline is September. I think it's fifteenth. Can I enter? But let me just say, I have to do it in the shower because it's perfect. That's the only way to do it. We're I think we should bring way you think rebel. I think we should bring Karin on if she wants to next week so we can talk even more about.

53:22 Her and great, I'd love it. I have a question that probably the audience is thinking, so what your jingles and stuff? Does that mean you're kind of like Charlie from Two and a half Men. Charlie good? Oh good, because those jingles are not winning? That all I have to say. No, Charlie did pretty well. Yeah, we have another comment we want to bring up on the screen here, so says I hope that it is really least with everything and Chad's original tracking beautiful song.

54:04 Chad is a permanent part of millions of lives. May he be blessed? Agreed, so U and he was against that wedding. By the way, he said, I boycott that way. I'm like, you can't boycott the wedding you're write in a song. But he was right. He gave it eighteen months. That was generous. He was right in the end. Chad was right. I think it lasted thirteen months, so he was right in the right in there. And we do have to go though. So do you have any final words, Krinn or any final ways you want people to connect with you? The one thing I'd like to say is that, yes, visit me at Corinbarrett Official music dot com Krinbarrett Official music dot com if you want to connect with me, and also my email Corinbarrett Official at gmail dot com.

54:55 And also please enter the Global Song Contest with Amazing Awards. We are giving back prizes which means number one spot on my radio show, packages for music placements, and a Crystal Award. So it's not one of those just oh, here's a certificate type of thing. I'm trying to give back with you know, things that are really good for their career to catapult them out there so they will get number one spots and it's you know, prize one, two and three in each category, so that's great. So they can go to Globalsong Awards dot Com. And again, like I said, I work with Song Heroes Music, so that's also where we do music placements. And I do A and R, so anybody who wants to submit songs through that as well, we also do that separately is another you know department. So that's a great thing. And yeah, that's really what I'm about. I really appreciate you all having me on your show. It really means a lot to me to promote the company, to be able to speak to everyone about what I really am giving back to people, and I hope they really listen intently on that because it's so well needed, like you said, in this industry.

56:04 Absolutely, and you are like a beacon of hope for this industry, and everybodys reach out to you. Prolly Rebel. We need to bring her back next week. We can talk even more about this stuff because it's good stuff. But now we have to go because Nick Show's probably pissed. One's probably pissed. I went over. I do what I tell everybody on my station not to do. But hey, this is the Adventures of Pipe Man. Here the fourth Dy Radio. Tune in next week and every week Wednesday, one pm Eastern time. Next week's show, we'll probably have Carin on and we'll probably talk about what I'm going to be doing that week, So tune in. Thanks for listening, Roll it one, thank you, Thank You for listening to the Adventures of Patement on w for c u I Radio