Dec. 4, 2024
PipemanRadio Discusses The Jersey Sound Documentary With Randy Dominguez
The Jersey Sound isn't just a documentary; it's a love letter to the soul of New Jersey's music scene. Through captivating storytelling and intimate interviews, this film captures the heart and soul of the state's rich musical history. From the...
The Jersey Sound isn't just a documentary; it's a love letter to the soul of New Jersey's music scene. Through captivating storytelling and intimate interviews, this film captures the heart and soul of the state's rich musical history. From the legendary icons like Frank Sinatra and Bruce Springsteen to the unsung heroes who've graced local stages, The Jersey Sound paints a vibrant portrait of a community bound by music.
The Jersey Sound’ documentary is boiling. This website has been a godsend, as they say, to my peace-of-mind and has got my creative juices overflowing. But I’ve never worked on a movie before. Executive Producer Randy Dominguez took a chance and showed some faith in me. Not only did he allow me to write the film’s narration, but I won’t soon forget going into a home studio in Denville, Morris County, to lay it all down, and personally narrate the movie. I play a part. I play the state of New Jersey itself with all its arrogance, chip on its shoulder and attitude. I can’t wait for people to see this film!”
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Great, Philly has soul.
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New Jersey has more passion than you could ever know when.
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You're gone and gone and gone.
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I think there's a Jersey platitude, and John has it,
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and Bruce and we all do. It's that idea that
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no one is going to hold us back. We are
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not going to be laughed at way or be respected.
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You go through those records, you go through those lyrics.
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That's real.
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You can't have anything that really hits people unless it's authentic.
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There's a difference between Jersey and New York City if
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you're actually in there and involved in spending as much
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time in both states I have. It's it's night day.
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If you drive through New Jersey, you're going to drive
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through a microcosmo the entire United States.
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When you're blond and blondine, you can't see.
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If you've got a group of people willing to make
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it their number one priority and go.
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All in you want to honor your scene.
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Seeing other people do it kind of inspired me to
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think like, yeah, maybe I could, maybe I.
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Could give this a shot.
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But once you start getting into bands, you shared the
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highest of highs and the lowest of lows.
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You are fortunate to be able to make music for
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a living, and you better kick ass every.
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Time on stage. Eras of artists, painters, musicians tend to
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crop bop together. We were in direct competition with all
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the bands from New York and Philly and it was
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great because we won.
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It's New Jersey man, they love their music.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here with
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our next guest who This is a pre killer interview
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for me because I'm a Jersey boy from all over Jersey.
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I'm a total total Jersey boy. So we're going to talk.
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About a Jersey sound documentary with Randy Dominguez. So welcome
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to the show.
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Thank you, bid Man. I really appreciate you having me
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on the show. An opportunity to talk about a film
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that is very close and dear to my heart.
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Yeah, it's closing dear in my heart.
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My story is pretty funny because I grew up in
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Jersey till nineteen eighty and then my dad came to
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my room. He's like, Hey, we're moving to California in
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three and so I it's so funny because that was
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the exact timing of the start of the eighties metal
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sunset strip scene.
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So I made it out of Jersey in time to.
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Get there to see the first Metallica show ever, only
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to move back to Jersey to go to Rutgers and
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find out about the old Big Bridge Militia and all
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everybody telling me Metallica was from Jersey, and I kept
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saying to them, Yeah, they're from Jersey, after they were
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from the Bay Area, after they were from LA.
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It's one of those interesting, uh you know, ownership things.
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You know, if you're from the Bay Area, well this
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is where they really got their start. But you know,
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you always have to look at origins. That's really an
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interesting points because a number of musicians who really either
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were born or grew up in New Jersey or transition
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to New Jersey and created music here. I think we're
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influenced by the history of the prior musicians and what
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they brought to the table, you know. Interesting in a
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number of conversations that I've heard both Bruce and bon
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Jovi talk about how certain musicians influence their lives, whether
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you're talking about Sinatra or you're talking about something more
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current like Southside Johnny, who's absolutely superb. In the film,
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I think it really gives you a sense of the
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diversity that's actually here, the music that grew in New Jersey.
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And that's really what I was hoping to accomplish and
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getting this film out is to let people know that
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New Jersey isn't just about you know, Bruce or Banjoe,
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who are absolutely marvelous. They're superb. They brought a lot
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to the music world, not just to New Jersey. I
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just wanted to eccentuate that they're an extension of our history.
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Absolutely, And you know that's another funny scenario two. Like
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I worked at I was a manager of Harrow's on
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So I knew a lot of people that knew him
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and went to high school women and used to see
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him like at the Wendy's why you would go get
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lunch and stuff. Usain lived nearby in Jersey, but now
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he lives in the same town as my studio in Wellington, Florida,
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because his daughter's a equestrian and it's a big equestrian area.
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be there. That's where he used to hang out and
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work out and.
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Stuff like that.
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So it's like, you know, they're all from Jersey, but
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everybody knows them again going back to home where home is,
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but Jersey really is home to me.
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I can say that.
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I think that really resonates a lot. I have a
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number of friends so that I've developed or become engaged
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with in Nashville, and a number of them all originated
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from New Jersey. In fact, Mark Bulch, who's my music
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supervisor and in his own right it's actually really quite
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a good musician. He resides now in Nashville, but he
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comes back to New Jersey every so often to sort
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of visit with his family. And some of the discussions
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that we've had, including with the likes of Steve Brown
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from Trickster and others that I've had the great pleasure
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and opportunity to meet, it really resonates how this is
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their roots that's never forgotten. It was interesting in one
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of the interviews that Steve Brown had. In one of
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the lines, he talks about how he went to I
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think it was La to do it taping for you know,
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one of their records, and while there what he discovered,
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and this is in the in the movie that there's
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a completely different frame of mind, he said. And out
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in California it's the musicians are what can you do
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for me? Whereas in Jersey, and this actually resonates throughout
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the movie, it's what each of the musicians can do
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for each other. One of the very hardwhelming stories, and
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this actually came out a couple of times, is that
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a particular group might have just finished a set. But
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if you remember back in the seventies, the club scene
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literally there was a club scene around the corner, and
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so they would finish deday, run around the corner or
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a couple of blocks to get to the other club,
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just to listen to that other group who was singing,
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and they would help each other, critique or support, whichever
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the case was, to help them become better and so
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that they knew they just weren't there alone. It's interesting
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during a club scene, you know, you have these masses
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of young people going on to the clubs, getting drunk,
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hanging out partying, which was the whole idea. And but
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but it was their love of music, not just to
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go out and enjoy an evening out of you know,
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hanging out drinking with their buddies and girlfriends. But it
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was really more about really enjoying the music. That whole
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vibe created such a momentum. It lasted for a little
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over ten years until, of course, to change the they
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raised the drinking age again.
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Yeah, just in time for me, I think, because when
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I got back to Jersey like great, now I.
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Have to wait. Yeah, And you know, it's interesting.
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I find that the different what you just said about
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the differences, and I think is the differences in personalities
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when you grow up in Jersey, post anywhere else. As
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somebody that moved to LA to start high school, Like
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what a culture shock that was. I think I would
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have had less culture shock moving to Europe. It was
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so different. And that Sunset strip scene, Yeah, it was
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like what all about me? The typical LA scene, whereas
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Jersey people, you know, it's it's funny you go other
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places and people have this misconception of what New Jersey
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is and Jersey people are, but we are like the
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most loyal people that are there to help each other. Yes,
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sarcasm is our second language, but we also understand each
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other with that.
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It's not you know, you go other.
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Places you're sarcastic and people think, oh, you're rude or
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you're a jerk off or whatever, and really it's just
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showing love. You know, like you're not sarcastic with somebody
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you don't like, and you know you'll be You'll give
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them crap one minute, but then you'll have their back
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the next minute.
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And that's a Jersey person.
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Yeah, I think it's interesting. I can capitalize it with
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one of the interviews and this actually became our teen's mantra.
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a it's an attitude and when you and I think
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we wanted to exploit that a little because even my narrator,
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Mike Greenblad, who I thought did an awesome job. He
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also scripted the narration, and who's a huge music he's
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an editor. He worked for the Aquarium magazine back during
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that time, he was actually at excuse me, he was
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actually at Woodstock when he was eighteen years old. He
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about that so he's got an amazing breath of experience
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that he brought to this, and he really kind of
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brought it into how we were the sort of the
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middle child between Pennsylvania New York or Philadelphia New York City,
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and how we ourselves stand out on our own two feet.
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But in a way that it sort of implies it.
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We complimented each other. You know. There was a three
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different music scenes, but somehow they work together. Because they
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were East Coast, there were more integration between the musical groups.
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That wasn't advertiser, Sorry, what's so what I'm looking for
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confrontational scenarios. It was really more about kind of support,
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and I think New Jersey exemplifies that. It was interesting
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during the filming. I don't know if you heard. His
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name is Unicorn one fifty one. He's a young hip hop,
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really up and coming, absolutely dynamic individual. He's brought a
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whole new scene of a way to represent music. It's
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about sort of free dance, it's about really very positive
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vibes kind of thing.
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And he was.
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Sitting next to me with his girlfriend and at the
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end of the film, I asked him, what did you think.
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He said, I've learned so much that I didn't know
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about the New Jersey music scene, and that was very
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gratifying to me because this is what we wanted to do.
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We wanted to highlight that New Jersey has really transcended
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all genres, all time periods. We have moved along with
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each of them, and within each of those periods, with
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even the genres, there have been musicians, exceptional musicians who
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have come out of this that and have such great stories.
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I think one of my favorites is Aldamiola, who talks
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about you know, I don't want to give it up
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everything in the scene, but he has this great, great
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anecdote about him and his father and how he actually
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got to sing God, what was it? Sorry, I've got
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so much going on my brain. I'm thinking about Cartogi
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Hall and how excited he was and his father. There's
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a punchline in there that's actually really quite humorous in
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the movie, at which he explains in a prior interview.
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So I think there's so many really fun stories that
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we have. There were more, but to encapsulate this in
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a way that individuals, you know, And my thought wasn't
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this movie just wasn't made for New Jersey and New
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Jersey musicians and New Jersey residents. This movie was made
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to make the world aware that New Jersey isn't just
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a flower capital. It isn't just an industrial state in
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Southern Jersey. There's really so much more culture, so much history.
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I think my team and I have to give credit
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if I may, Monica Mains and my associate producer, I
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said Mark Bulch. My music supervisor, Ryan Hanriady, who is
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a young editor who really come to fruition. He was
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very impactful in putting this film together. Mike green Blatt,
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who's also the editor of my website, The Jerseysound dot com.
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He's also added quite a bit. And there are other
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individuals Jason Brickau, who is the manages all my social
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media sites. All of this group work together, and I
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think it was very representative of musicians in New Jersey.
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It was about coming out what a final product that
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would resonate to people in Germany, they would resonate to
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people in Brazil. You know, we've got plans to transition
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to into other languages, you know, as we move forward.
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But it was just kind of really cool. One of
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the interesting things that my sales agent, I'm sorry, my
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sales agent Mark Breweder said to me, there are a
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couple of companies who are interested in producing CDs. I
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