Sept. 15, 2025

Pipeman Interviews Hazlett at Bourbon & Beyond 2025

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Bourbon & Beyond is the World’s Largest Bourbon, Food & Music Fest

Bourbon & Beyond Kicked Off America’s 8 Biggest Days In Music on September 11-14 In Louisville, Kentucky

World’s Largest Bourbon, Food & Music Festival Featured Headliners The Lumineers, Benson Boone, Alabama Shakes (Thursday), Phish, Khruangbin, Joe Bonamassa (Friday), Sturgill “Johnny Blue Skies” Simpson, Jack White, Vance Joy (Saturday), Noah Kahan, Goo Goo Dolls, Megan Moroney (Sunday), Plus Dozens More Rock, Americana, Bluegrass And Alt Rock Artists Along With Elevated Bourbon & Culinary Experiences.

The seventh Bourbon & Beyond welcomed fans from over 50 states and around the globe and over 120 music artists on five stages to Louisville, Kentucky over the weekend. The World’s Largest Bourbon, Food & Music Festival was held from September 11-14 at the at Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky and featured an incredible music lineup of music legends and rising stars with headliners The Lumineers, Benson Boone and Alabama Shakes on Thursday; Phish, Khruangbin and Joe Bonamassa on Friday; Sturgill “Johnny Blue Skies” Simpson, Jack White and Vance Joy on Saturday; and Noah Kahan, Goo Goo Dolls and Megan Moroney on Sunday. The lineup also included Cage The Elephant, Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, Collective Soul, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Iron & Wine, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Switchfoot, Third Eye Blind, Ringo Starr & His All Star Band, Pixies, Lake Street Dive, Dashboard Confessional, Foreigner, Blues Traveler and many others.

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Hey, you love done too, Yes, that's true. For see

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why were you young? This is the pipe Man here

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on the Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio,

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and I'm here.

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With Hazlitt nice here at.

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Bourbon and Beyond. And they made you feel at home

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with the heat and humidity here we ordered it for you.

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It felt like Australia. I stepped out there and I

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was wondering where I was for a moment. But yeah,

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my first time in Kentucky, so it was nice.

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So tell me what the difference is of playing in

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Australia compared to playing here in the States.

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Thing that I love and I found about playing in

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America is just like how warm people feel when they

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welcome you, like you really know whether people like your

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music or not. I think Australians can sometimes standoffish. Maybe

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that's because no one in Australia lacks my music. I

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don't know, but I know I haven't been home in

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a while to go play, so I'll see when I

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go home at the end of the year. But it's

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something about American crowds that just they welcome you with

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open arms and they really, yeah, really let you know

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what they think about you.

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So it's nice.

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It's interesting now you say that, because there's other bands

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I've interviewed from Australia, from New Zealand that they said

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they came here and then when we then when they

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went back home, everybody received them warmly.

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I've been home yet, so maybe no, maybe that's what

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the catalyst.

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I gotta tell you. My funniest interview ever was with

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Airborne Classic Okay, and it was at Lighter than Life

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to one that's Next Weekend. Yeah, and they went with

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this guy Fred Minnick before me, who is the bourbon

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connoisseur around here. They were so drunk when they got

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to me that they were announcing a Mets baseball game

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as their interview. I was dying laughing pro character totally

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because I was so.

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I liked that they played into the stereotype of Australians.

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They flew the flag well for.

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Us, right, Yeah.

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So how does musical journey start for you?

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I've been doing this for a long time, but I've

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got into singing really late. I was about twenty six

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and it was born out of necessity. I got a

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job singing at a pub because the job that I

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did get when I was trying to do the grown

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up thing and get an adult job. I showed up

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and they told me I was going to be an internship,

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so I wasn't going to get paid. So I was like, okay,

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I need a backup plan. My friend worked in a

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pub and he said, if you can figure out how

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to sing and play guitar, I can give you a

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couple hundred bucks a night to play some covers. So

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I kind of born out of necessity, got sick of

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playing covers, started around my music and then yeah, now

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I'm in Kentucky of all places I.

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Know, right, go figure this is the play. Did you

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go surfing here in Kentucky?

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No, we just rolled in this morning. I didn't know

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the surfing here. I thought you're going to say there

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was like a wave pool. I was like, I would

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love to.

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Go jumping a wave for right now.

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It's my I'm a surfer. Yeah, so my dream is

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going to Australian he starts from there. I surf Costa Rica.

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I've surfed Bali. I was stupid. I was going to

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go over to Australia from Bali and I didn't realize

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that you have to do that months ahead of time

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to get the visa. Yeah, like I didn't think. I'm like,

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I'll just hop on plane over to Perth. Yeah it

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didn't happen, so now I have to go back. But yeah,

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I mean, Florida ain't a great place to surf, and

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that's where I live.

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It's not a good place to surf.

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No, like all summer long. Yeah, I got back from

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Costa Rica and all summer long flat. Really we have

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to wait for hurricanes. The only time we had surf

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this whole summer I was doing another festival was when

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that hurricane ever was going on, and then there was

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like eight to ten foot surface.

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I don't know.

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If you want to wait for hurricanes to say that's

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what we do, you should go to Australia. Then.

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Yeah. You know. It's funny though. I was talking to

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somebody and it's like you watch the movie Point Break

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and you're like, ooh, I want to surf that spot. Yeah,

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and really I wouldn't because a fifty foot wave. I've

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been that pipeline with thirty five foot waves and I

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was like, yeah, I'm not doing this either. But somebody

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told me like, yeah, that's not really the place what

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they show in the movie. I'll tell you where to

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go exactly. How about do you know about the dig

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out houses?

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The dig out house?

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No? Okay, So I saw on things that there's these

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digouts where you live underground in like the really hot

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part of Australia. I'm like, I want to try that.

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That would be cool.

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How have I not known about this? Now I feel

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very un Australian.

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Now, now you gotta go play wherever that is? Yeah,

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play underground. You could truly be underground.

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You play underground, very underground artist.

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Right there you go. So what did you think of

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how Danny Wimmer treats you as an artist at these festivals,

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the person that runs the whole.

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We just showed up this morning and it was like

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a seamless thing of getting in.

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It was so lovely. I mean, there's so many artists

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playing at this festival.

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That's the thing. That's the thing that shocks me.

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When I was walking around, I've already run into four

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friends that I didn't know even were playing here. I

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was like, how many stages are There's so many artists,

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so much going on, super well run.

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From what I've experienced.

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I've just got here this morning, sound checks played, and

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now I'm off the clock, so experience the rest.

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It's like the free drip bar over there.

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I saw the coffee body is joining me, is staring

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it down as we speak.

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So yeah, yeah, you're gonna be up there a lot. Yeah, okay,

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that need great place. And so how was it playing? Like, yeah,

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sometimes when you're at festival last day, earlier in the day,

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you don't really expect anything in the crowd, and yet

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the crowd was like freaking awesome. Right.

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Well, the thing is like I love a Sunday crowd

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because it's all I play very chill, like somba kind

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of sad music all the times. So it's like, these

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are my people that are kind of like they've seen

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things the past couple of days, that feel a little disheveled,

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and then I'm here to wrap them up and give

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him like a sonic hug real quick.

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So give him some energy for the rest of the day.

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I think we all needed a hug because at two

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am that first whill got struck by lightning. Really yeah,

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I'll show you a picture. You want to see a picture.

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Check this out. That's very Australian, I know, right.

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Rolling in the humidity game with Florida I sit on

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my balcony and I watch horizontal lightning. That's as badasses.

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It's beautiful to whoever even touches down. It's just going

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across the sky, very calm. So yeah, I pull this up.

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You're gonna freak out. This is gonna be like being

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back home. But there you go.

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Wow, Okay, that really is striking the Ferres wheel.

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Like right on it. Yeah, it's like a movie. Yeah,

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I feel like we were in a movie. We got

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you got to play in we Got the Lightning Bolt, Like,

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it can't be better. It can't be better than that.

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Love it.

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So one story good or bad in your musical journey

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so far? What would you share?

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One story good or bad?

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Ooh, I'd probably share how I fell into music after

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the pub, so you know, saying I played. I wrote

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a set of my own songs because I got sick

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of plane covers and the manager of the pub walked

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in and he fired me because he said it was

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too sad and no one wants to listen to that music.

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So wow, I quit music again then and there. It

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was my second time giving up on music. And then

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my my mom noticed that I wasn't happy when I

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tried to go work an advertising agents for a while

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and the classic mom's know best. She was pushing me

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to be like, you should give it one more shot.

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I think you owe it to yourself to do it.

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And I was like, Mom, this isn't good advice to

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tell her twenty six, twenty seven year old son to

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like up on a stable job, Yeah, go and chase

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music again. But I did it, and I moved all

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the way to Sweden and I started recording music with

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a producer there, and it's just it's very crazy where

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music can take you. That all of a sudden, Now

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I'm in Kentucky playing a music festival after mum pushed

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me to get back into music.

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So I shout out to my mom.

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I love it. And what a culture shock weather wise,

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you go from Australia to Sweden. Yeah, that's it's tough,

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that's wild. But there is a lot of great music

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that comes out of Sweden.

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Yeah.

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It must have helped you to get to Bourbon and beyond.

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Yeah, it was kind of those things as well.

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Because I moved overseas, I moved away from the safety

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blanket of home from my parents, and because I got

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into music, like later in life. It was like the

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clock was ticking for me a bit almost. I had

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this like pressure of like, well, I've moved overseas, I'm

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burning a hole in my There was no other choice

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but to make it work.

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So I just bunk it down.

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I wrote, I wrote, I recorded, I recorded, and yeah,

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it was kind of this pressure cooker kind of swim

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throw myself in the deep end, and I got to

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learn how to swim real quick, so it works out well.

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See. I love stories like that because to me, that's

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a true artist. Yeah, because it's not like you set

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out to be a rock star. It's not like you

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set out to do anything. You just fell in love

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with it.

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Yeah, I still have no idea what I'm doing.

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I'm just I love it.

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I'm swimming around.

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And I don't think you should have an idea that

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this is a fun That's what an artist is. Just

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do whatever you feel and express yourself. And what kind

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of feeling is that when you see that people are

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connected with your music and it's changing your life because

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of the meaning their gain out of it, that maybe

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you didn't even know.

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It's insane.

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I'm like you then, really, like I mean, growing up,

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I'm a big Like anything I love in life, I'll

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try and study like the great so I study stories

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of stuff that happens. And it's the same with music.

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I'm like, be here these stories about artists, or you see,

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you know, these videos of crowds who are crying of artists.

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I'm like, that's insane to make someone feel that way.

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has been happening to me. People leaving letters after shows

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of song has helped them through a divorce or a

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really tough time. And I'm part of me still doesn't

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like register it just yet because just writing songs from

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my life perspective and putting it out there not really

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thinking it's I'm writing this for someone else to listen

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to and have something happen to them. But it is

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a funny thing music in that way. It's like I

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set out to I didn't set out to help people,

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but somehow it's it seems to be doing that in

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a small way.

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So and then turn that helps you too, because it's

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such a great feeling.

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It keeps me going definitely away.

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Touring is tough, so that kind of keeps stories that

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Literally, the rough days are made a lot easier when

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you get a message or a letter from someone saying that.

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So and music's the best therapy anyway, for you, the artists,

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and for me to listener. So like we're all helping

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at each other. Yeah, and that's what music's all about.

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I think that will solve all the world's problems. Music.

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Forget all the other.

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Things you could start. It's gonna start, that's for sure.

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Tell everybody how to reach out to you on socials,

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on the web, buy your merch. They can't listen to

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my show unless say, buy your merch.

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Well, Luckily, I have a very unique name, Haslet. So

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it's my middle name. My parents gave me so h

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z l e t T. I'm sure once you type

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it in anyway, usually it's kind of the first thing

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that comes up. So, yeah, just look up HAZLT. I'm

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sure you'll find your way to me somehow.

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Now that's gonna be wild for you. But I had

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offices when I was in my twenties in has Lit,

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New Jersey.

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People have been sending this a lot.

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Actually, someone sent me a hat once that said haslet

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New Jersey on it. I was like, I need to

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steal this from a merch idea coming up, so.

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Heyo, right, that would be Boddy. Oh my god, you

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could just tell everybody you're from the Garden State, like

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they'll think that's your New Jersey accent, not Australia.

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I do love Bruce Springsteen and so all lean into

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this New Jersey thing.

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There it is, go on tour with Bruce. I would

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love that it could be the meets Australia to exactly

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any other words or anything else you got coming out

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that you want to tell the listeners.

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I just had an album come out on Friday, so

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that's kind of fresh around at the moment, so I'm

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seeing people's reaction to that. It's a lot more reminiscent

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I guess of the shows that happening at the moment.

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It's more of a full band sound. Still has the

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same stories and lyrics that I really love digging into.

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But I'm just excited for people to go and discover

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it and find a little bit of themselves in it.

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So now it's a bit of a waiting game. Just

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let the album do what it does, and I'll keep

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doing what I do as well.

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Well, I love what you do. I'm glad you're hearing Sean.

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Thanks for being on the Adventures of pipe Man.

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Thanks so much, appreciate it.

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You got it. Thank you for listening to the Adventures

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of pate Man.

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I'm w for CUI Radio.