PipemanRadio Interviews Asava at Aftershock 2023

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Hey, you have done to the
censure? Wow, pray you why become

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of America. It's time for the
Adventures of Pipeman on W four c y

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dot com. West pomp Beats is
number one internet radio station. Here's your

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host, the hit Man. This
is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c y Raio and
I'm here web. I love it.

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It's a solva from you already know
where we're from. Did you work on

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my song more the pipe Man song? Yeah, it goes like pipe Man,

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pipe Man, pipe Man, pipe
Man? Nice? So here you

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are at after shock. Tell me
this is fucking the best one. Right?

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Too hot? Too hot? Right? Too hot? You weren't wrong.

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This is this media tone right.
Yeah, that's why I want to

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get to the interview now because later
you guys will be in coherent. Yeah,

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it gets a little, it gets
a little wild here. Later.

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I don't know about the last day, but it definitely last night and Friday

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night sick. Yeah, we'll be
here. Everybody forgot to go see corn

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because they're back here. Yeah.
And then a little while you got the

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chef will be dishing out some food. I know we have pizza, so

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we haven't eating all day. So
there you go. Well you'll have you

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have to wait for that. So
what's been going on since last time I

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talked to you, which was a
couple of days ago. This guy drove

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all of our gear from Ohio to
California. Wow, we have all our

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gear? So wow? What was
our plan? What's our other plan?

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We're gonna try to fly our stuff
out and that just fell through. We

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don't have enough money, so we
rented a van. It might not have

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gotten here anyway. By the way, Yeah, we had a couple buddies

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that actually lost some some stuff in
the flight. But do you have everything

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across the country? Honestly, it
was beautiful. I'd never been to Cali,

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and this is the best reason to
come out, you know, have

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an excuse to come out or whatever. That's a cool thing about being on

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the road because like you're forced to, you know, drive forever, but

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then you get to see all this
cool shit you may have never seen.

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Yeah, especially flying, Like I
like doing road trips because I find the

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coolest shit, you know, absolutely
Salt Lake around that area. It's just

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cool because you get to go like
ninety Lake Tahoe. As I was trying

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to go to Reno and then from
Reno to Sacramento. But we saw that

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Lake Tahoe is right there and lake
a little distraction of a stop and we

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jumped in. Water was about forty
six degrees. It was it was fresh,

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but woke me up. I was
glad I did it. And then

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a couple of days later, come
and just do this festival to be one

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hundred and million degrees. Yeah,
went from that to this. I think

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it helped. But everything, we
killed it. Everyone out there loved us.

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So yeah, see, I love
hearing that because you know, sometimes

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you never know coming up to a
festival what's going to happen, and you're

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playing a certain time of day and
it's like mm and then boom, you

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never know, and they're loving it
after cheering on after every song, and

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I'm just like, I love you
guys, seriously, I'll be auf of.

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Isn't that a cool feeling when you're
like up there and they're just digging

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it because these guys know more about
it. They're up front on in the

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back. Yeah. Right, It
wasn't like the biggest crowd like a louder

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or something, but like it was
still cool because this time everybody that was

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there was like super into. Everybody
that was there was jumping, everybody was

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going crazy. So it was definitely
a plus on that end of maybe not

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having the biggest crowd, but it
was still like everybody there was, every

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single person was into it. So
it's proofs you're making your mark already.

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Yeah, well I think it's difficult
coming you know, we're East Coast.

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Yeah, you know, so coming
out here, I don't know that everybody

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knows us now, so these people
got to know us and they were into

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it. So I'm really saying,
and these sacked people, I'm gonna tell

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you, they're fucking loyal. Like
I've got to know over the years doing

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this festival, people come to this
festival no matter what every year, like

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this is their vacation, this festival, you know. So the sacked people

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are really dedicated to the band and
the music at this festival. So you

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probably made your mark now. I
appreciate that, I hope. So there

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you go. What else you want
to tell the listeners that we haven't covered

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last time or this time that they
need to know what's going on with you

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guys. We traveled to California and
conquered it. There it is, and

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that you're gonna open a restaurant.
Yes, yeah, Carnea, Yeah,

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there you go, and it will
be a base out of Sacramento. There

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it is. You know, look
at what would you just say? Oh

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something we can't tell. Yeah.
We got a song coming out next month

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in November. It's called Canyon.
It's got a little little country twang on

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it a little bit, but like
it's good, nice, Probably a week

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before Thanksgiving is the plan is when
it comes out. So see, I

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like when things are a little different
though, like you gotta mix it up

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or otherwise it's just boring if it's
same music over and over again. Yeah,

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you know, like it's the only
one I've written in like fifteen minutes,

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like lyrics and all. I love
that. Yeah, it's like that

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means it's real, Yeah, because
it just comes out of you. It's

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nice not to have to spend like
a year and a half on a song

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or something. That would be me
Like I write a book and then narrow

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it down and it takes me ten
years to narrow it. There's a there's

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a rawness and a realness to it. Like for instance, like we got

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an acoustic guitar or nylon string where
the nut wasn't filed right, so it

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would intentionally buzz when he played,
so it sounded like somebody on the porch

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singing. And how parts in the
song where it cuts out and it's just

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him and it sounds like some dude
on the porch just playing. It's like

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that old school backwards Georgia exactly.
Yeah, it makes it relatable. It

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makes a human as opposed to just
something between your ears. I love it.

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That's something the best shit anyway,
instead of the overproduced stuff, you

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know. Yeah, so tell everybody
your socials web all that great stuff A

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SAPA, band A, sa v
A b A, NDA dot com,

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slash shop. We were poor by
everything that was pretty fucking good. Thanks,

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I've rehearsed it. Thanks for being
on the Adventures of pipe Man,

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pipe Man, pipe Man, pipe
Man, pipe Man, plip Man,

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pipe Man, plate Man, plate
Man. Thank you for listening to the

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Adventures of Pypemin on wfur CUI Radio.