Sept. 23, 2024

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Here's your host, the pipe Man.

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It's cold, so.

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My will.

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Sport sport.

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This is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe MANW

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four CY Radio.

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And I'm here with Juria.

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Yes, here at riot Fest.

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Yeah.

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How's it feel man? Besides wet Oh my gosh.

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Yeah, I'm glad we played before the wet day, but

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I mean it's great. This is my first time like

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playing a festival like this, you know, and it feels

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like one of those things that like we've been preparing

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a really long time for. So I think like the

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main thought was like, man, I'm glad we didn't like

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do it before. I don't know if we were ready,

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and like, wow, I'm so glad we did it. We

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want to do more, you know.

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Right, did shock you too?

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Like how many people were at your set for first

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time at festival?

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Yeah, I mean it was crazy.

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We played Chicago earlier this year and like it's always

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a great time, but like it's it's a whole different

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thing like starting your set and like finishing it and

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they're like five times as many people as there were

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at the start. You know, it's like really really really special.

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Well that says a lot about you, because one thing

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it happens at festivals is like people get drawn over

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because they like what they're hearing or seeing, and that

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sounds like that's exactly what happened with you.

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Yeah, I mean I think so we definitely had like

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our people that like came out early to catch the set.

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But you know, I've been hearing a lot of people

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saying that they're new fans, so that's like really fun.

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It makes me very excited to come back on the

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next door, you know, for Chicago.

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That's pretty cool. So how would you for listeners that

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have never heard you before? How would you describe your

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music as an artist? Forget the genre labeling crap. I

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like to hear when artists thinks of their music.

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Yeah, for sure.

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I mean I barely even like believe in genres anyway,

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you know, so I always describe my music like if

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I had to put a label on it, I've been

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calling it maximalist pop music.

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I mean I like that.

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I think it kind of is like just vague enough

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that it doesn't really tell you very much, which is

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exactly what I want.

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All you know is that it's a lot of something.

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I love that because I hate genres because it boxes

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you in as an artist. It's like, I know, even

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going way back, it's like you can only play this

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kind of music. Or I've managed some artists that you

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go to record labels like Sony and stuff, and they're like, well,

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what genre are they in? Well, they can perform in

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any genre, and they don't want to hear that shit.

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They want to hear that you.

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Are a specific, pinpoint micro genre that they can market exactly.

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It's you know, it's very syllable, and I get it.

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That's just like it's not me. It never has been,

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you know. And luckily, I think I found a lot

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of luck just doing what feels right and just like

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following it wherever I feel like it's got to go.

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I think it goes beyond luck.

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I think it's because you're being real instead of you know,

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I see it that way because like some bands that

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have to conform to record labels and keep it a genre,

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you can tell that they're not being real about it,

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you know, and you're being true to yourself as an artist.

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And I don't think any companies corporations should dictate creativity

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and art.

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Yeah for sure.

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I mean, like when it comes to my music, I

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kind of consider myself sort of the director of all

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of it, you know. I think if anybody else took

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on that position, it would sort of lose what it is.

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So like, yeah, no matter how big the team grows,

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no matter how many people are involved, I try to

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steer the ship, you know, because that's like I think,

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why I decided to become an artist.

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Yeah, I mean, how can you be a long term

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successful artist if you're not feeling it? Like to me,

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creating a song is you feeling it? It coming from

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you and something you would want to listen to.

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Yeah.

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Always, all of my songs are just songs that, like,

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I don't know, I'll get a song stuck in Sometimes

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I'll get a song stuck in my head that doesn't exist,

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you know, and I have to just like go and

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make it because I need to listen to it and

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I don't have it like it's no word.

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I love that.

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I love that that that's so great because it's just

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like when I do interviews. I don't listen to other

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interviewers because I don't want to be influenced. I just

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want to beat me hell yeah, you know. So, what

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was that one moment in time where you knew this

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was what you had to do.

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I mean, it definitely like happened gradually, but I think

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one of the big moments for me was actually going

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to my first show. I think I was always like,

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you know, I've been interested in music for a really

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long time, and I.

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Knew that like it made me feel something.

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My first show was Panic at the disco Wow Jones

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Beach on tour with Weezer.

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Wow, just like a creat.

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Jones speech, which is like an iconic venue, Yeah.

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Iconic AMPI theater.

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I'd never been to a show before, and I just

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remember like reaching halfway through it and being like I

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never want this to end, and like what they're doing

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on that stage is exactly what I want to be doing,

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you know. And it almost felt like this like dooming

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moment weirdly enough, where I'd like kind of always figured,

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you know, I like music, but I don't have to

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do that, you know. Yeah, And I think I realized

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in that moment that I had to do it, and

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I was so scared, So I was like, oh no, like,

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I don't think I can like avoid this. I love

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it like way too much.

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I love hearing and I love hearing the scared part too,

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because you know, people have this what they think a

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musician is because you're up on stage. Most are introverted.

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They think you're extroverted. Most think you have no fear.

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But I know for a fact that every artist, even

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if they've been performing for thirty years before they get

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up on stage, they have fear now once the MIC's on,

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different story because you go into his zone and you're

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like a different world.

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Yeah, for sure.

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I mean I think there's always, like you know, if

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you're doing something that's like meaningful and vulnerable, there's gonna

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be a little bit of fear involved. Yeah, But I

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don't think that necessarily means you have to move fearfully,

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you know. I think if you're scared, just go and

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do it scared the same way you would if you weren't,

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no doubt.

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So that's that's kind of.

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Been mike My guiding principle with all this. You know,

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just just do it scared.

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There you go. I love it.

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You know who also said that Mike Tyson, every time

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he went in the ring, everybody thinks everybody was scared

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of him. He was more scared than anybody he went

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in the ring against, and Customato taught him to use

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that to win the fight. And I think it's the

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same with music, use that to create the passion.

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Yeah, I think you have to embrace it, you know,

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because I think anything you're scared of, I think eventually

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you'll get over it. But you also have to embrace

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the fact that you'll find a new thing they'd be

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scared of. Yeah, you know, and you just have to

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be up for this task every time.

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Totally love it.

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And is there some story that sticks out in your

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musical journey so far that when you're like eighty, you're

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gonna tell people about from this musical journey.

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Good or bad?

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Huh.

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See that's a hard question, right.

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That's I mean, yeah, there are so many I'm trying

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to think of, Like what would be a good one, Like, like,

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what's a good, big, concise story I can put it

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over there, story that would stick out.

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To me like in my full career you're saying.

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Like looking back, Yeah.

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Honestly, I think for me it's got to be the

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tour we just finished in April, the Toothpack tour. I

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was like in the last few months of writing and

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producing my sophomore album, which I'd been working on for

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five years, and it you know, through like such a

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huge mess of like logistics in time and like you know,

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limited resources. You know, it just ended up being that

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I had to finish this album while on tour because

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it was coming out the day after the tour or

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something like that. And it was such a crazy feat

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and I think like the most beautiful part of that

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experience is that, like, through all the exhaustion of finishing it,

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like the hardest, most like difficult thing I've ever done

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was trying to get this done throughout finishing the tour.

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Basically at the very end of it, we got to

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my saxophone player, Allen's house, and I was like, guys,

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I'm not gonna lie.

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I have so little left in me.

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We have like three more shows, I have all these songs,

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I have more songs to finish. The Master's need to

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be in and like, honestly, what happened is that we

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sat down and everybody just helped.

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Me finish the songs nice.

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You know, we like gotten into their room and recorded

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tracks and we sung together and we played together. And

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at the end of it, you know, I pulled an

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all nighter and we got to our New York show

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and I got to like get on stage and say, hey,

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like I finished the album and I did it with

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all my friends. You know, that's just like a really

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meaningful story for me, because that's how I want to

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keep going, because I want to do everything. You know,

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it's I always know that, like I can count on

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the people close to me to take me over the

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finish line.

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I love it.

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And you know, I was thinking while you were saying

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about your sax player, I was thinking of something funny.

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So is your sax player also secretly and secretly sacks Squatch?

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Did you see sack Squatch?

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Sack Squatch? Just have that one ready.

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They play sax Squatch. He played here at riot Fest.

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Uh huh.

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Basically he dresses up as a sasquatch bigfoot and plays

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the sas.

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Nice right, Okay, sure.

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So nobody knows who he really is, so maybe it's

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secretly your sax player.

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Well, I've never seen him in the same room.

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See I think see there is you never know zero,

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So how do people reach out to you on the

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web on socials? Check out all your stuff by your

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merch all that good stuff.

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You can find me really anywhere that music can be heard.

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It's just Jeriah. I released a new album called Trust

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Ceremony a few months ago, and it is my baby.

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I've spent five years on it.

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It's like everything I anything I have to say to you,

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is on that album. And if there's anything you take away,

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I hope you check it out.

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Oh man, love it, love it? And is there anything

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else you want to listen? So know that we haven't

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covered yet that they need to know about you or

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that's coming up.

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Man.

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I don't know if anything comes to mind, like off

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the top of my head, but I will say that

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after playing riot Fest, after seeing it, after experiencing it,

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I don't think I want to do like another big

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tour until I figure out how to take some of

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what we've learned this weekend, and next time we do

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a tour, I want it to be the best tour

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that's happening at the time.

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Nice.

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So, what's the biggest thing you learned doing riot Fest?

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things I've learned. But I think the biggest thing really

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is to just like get on that stage and literally

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prepare like as much as possible. I don't think I

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realized just how much you could prepare for a show

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until I saw some of these headliners.

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And I was like, oh, yeah, like we have to

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like lock.

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In and we have to like brig in shadow box

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this next tour until like we can do it with

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our eyes close.

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There it is.

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So that's the plan.

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Love it.

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I'm sure you might caught some sets while you're here.

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Who is your favorite set besides.

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You Fallout Boy?

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Well that was quick. Look at that all.

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Out Boy, change my life?

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Nice? Love it. So now have you toured with Fallout

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Boy yet?

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I would love to.

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Yeah, we're putting that out there right now.

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Putting it out there. Fall Out Boy, hit me up,

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I'm around, Let's do something.

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Love it. Well.

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Thanks a lot for being here at ryte Fest, and

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thanks for being on the Adventures of pipe Man.

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Of course, thanks so much for having me. This is

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so much fun.

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I love it.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipe Man

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