PipemanRadio Interviews JVK at Louder Than Life 2023

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j v K. Nice. Yeah, you're a louder than life. How

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avile the hell does that feel?
To be at Louder than Life? It

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is surreal, beyond surreal, absolutely
insane. It's actually our first huge festival

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ever. So is our festival debut, and we can't wait for all the

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other ones that are gonna come after
this. It's truly like an incredible experience

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just seeing everything and seeing all the
bands on the stages. It's just like

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getting ready for it five thirty tonight. It's gonna be amazing. See Now,

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that's why I love about the Danny
Wimmer festivals because bands like you are

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always featured at these festivals. Yes, you know, at a band earlier

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it's their first gig ever. I
know it's not incredible, Like that's wild,

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you know, And what a what
a difference between like playing a club

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show or backyard show and then playing
a festival and incredible. You're playing,

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Oh my god, this place will
be freaking huge, packed, packed,

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packed. So what did what went
across your guy's mind when this opportunity came

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about? Like how much did you
freak? It was one of those things

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where it's like we got the call
and it was like it was like,

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you're playing loud of the life.
Here's what you need to know. So

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there wasn't like that moment of like
pause of like oh my god. It

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was like just taking all the information, staying as professional as possible, and

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then you know, we all hung
up and then gone a call with each

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other and just started screaming and lose
our just literally losing it. It was

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so surreal. And there's been so
much build up to this moment. We've

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had, like, you know,
thirty rehearsals alone, just getting our set

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perfect as perfect can be, you
know, rehearsing it, showing it to

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other people, getting everyone's feedback.
It's been a wild experience just getting ready

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for it, getting prepared. See
that that part I really love because I

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don't think people realize on the other
end, the people attending what it takes

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to play that's one set at festival. The kind of think, oh,

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they're just playing a set, change
your life. If you really put the

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work in and you really know can
take an incredible setting, you really change

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things for you. That's why we
were like, this will not be our

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last festival. I can say that
right now. That's why I love about

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festivals. Like I've found bands that
I went never known I loved, Like

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one of my favorite bands the first
time I ever saw once, I have

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a festival. Bring me to Horizon, right right, slip Knot, same

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thing right, that's like my I
have a hoodie in there. I'll have

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to show you after an interview.
Cool ass slip Knot hoodie Like I saw

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them at Third Stage Odds Fest nineteen
ninety nine and mud Vain. I've seen

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a performance on YouTube. I watched
right time and like, holy shit.

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And I have not missed a show
since because there's no show like a Slipknot

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show. Being in the crowd exactly
like you don't stand back and go,

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you know, And I'm sure that's
what it's gonna be out there tonight for

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you guys. Yeah, we're really
good people moving. It's like even like

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we were watching yesterday at the Roadhound
stage, at the stage that we're on

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five thirty tonight, and we were
watching all the other bands and the crowd

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interaction. It gave me so many
more ideas that I already had about just

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getting people in and getting people involved
and moving their bodies. It's gonna be

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sick. And then as you know, as performers, there's gonna become that

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moment when you're on stage that just
something happens that you do like that wasn't

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even planned because you feed off adrenaline. You're in the moment. Yeah,

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you're in the zone. You're feeding
off the audience. And that's why I

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love about live music is it's it
can be a different experience every single time,

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exactly exactly. So what tell us
a story of what led up to

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this phone call that got you here
to Louder than Life. So the funny

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thing about it is that we're here
through Brickley College of Music and there's a

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program called Brickley Popular Music Institute.
They choose seven to eight different artists for

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festivals all over the country. We
played our first show a year and a

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half ago and it was out of
this dive bar in Boston and I look

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at my phone and they were like, we're looking at you for a rock

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festival or this are institute everything,
And me personally, I went to the

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band and I was like, oh, look at this, and they were

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like, no, that's a huge
deal. And I didn't realize what the

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magnitude of what it was. And
so we got We had a previous call

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before and it was for a different
festival at the time, and they were

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like, you know, like let's
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Please keep playing shows. Keep like
at the time we played like two

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shows. We played thirty shows in
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place, just getting like grind and
getting our set down, getting more music

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down, getting everything down. We
just kept going and we just I just

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didn't want to stop, you know. And then we met back up again.

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We were a lot tighter, had
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like, well, how many shows
do you played so far? It went

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from two to like forty, you
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time and that experience, you know, we were playing shows to no one,

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like going out to upstate New York, playing to no one quite literally,

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and you know, playing to all
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sleeping on floors, sleeping in basements, you know, and it got

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us here. I fully think that
experience, just playing so many shows just

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got us here. Yeah. Yeah. And then so I love what Berkeley

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does, and like, what is
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of, you know, because you're
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of and I feel it's probably like
a supportive environment. Oh my god.

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Yeah. I mean the second we
got like this festival and we could announce

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it, I had people in my
classes saying, oh my god, Alex,

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like you're in JVK right, you
play bass? Right? And I

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was like, yeah, I do. And they're like, we know,

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we know what you're doing. We're
so stoked for you. So it's like

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I think people look at Berkeley and
think it's a really like intimidating, like

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kind of like I don't know,
competitive environment, but everyone is so so

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supportive, like genuinely, like even
professors get like super excited. Like it's

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honestly hearing that because it could easily
be a very competitive environment. And that

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shows how great the program is that
your friends or even not friends would be

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so excited for you for getting the
opportunity at maybe they want like most of

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these people too are like complete strangers
to me or like we have like one

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like mutual friend and we've like said
hi to each other, and it's just

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like, I don't know. It's
so supportive because you know, word gets

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around really fast, like in a
really small school, and people are so

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sweet. I love it. I
had like the same thing happened. I

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will pull up to my class and
people will be like, oh, I

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saw you at this in this d
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the professors are really supportive. I'm
like, hey, just so you know,

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I won't be in class and they're
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gig. I love that too,
because there are out there, not at

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Berkeley, but out there there are
professors. I probably wish they were getting

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the opportunities of their students that their
students are gaining, and there could be

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some jealousy there or maybe not the
support or make it maybe make it harder

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to prove a point because it was
hard for them. You know, it's

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like, oh, I had to
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have to go through it too.
But it sounds more like the professors at

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Berkeley are like, Hey, I
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it made it really difficult. I'm
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you don't have to go through that
crap. Yeah, there's definitely still some

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tough love, but sometimes it's needed
that is true to get to the next

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level, I guess, especially in
this industry because it's a pretty heartless industry

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sometimes and we've definitely encountered that level
of just like jealousy and very you know,

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toxic environment and it's like hard to
like, especially when you're seeing someone

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that's on the same level as you
get different opportunities, you know, like

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it's obviously a normal reaction for it
to be there, And like I catch

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myself and it sometimes when I see
other people, but I almost like I

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kind of use as an opportunity to
gain a connection to that. It's like,

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Okay, I'm feeling jealous, why
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what they did and see how I
can implement it in my career, and

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like using that it kind of like
almost like taking that mindset and just changing

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it for the better to get myself
to the better. I love that attitude

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because I teach that in business too. It's like, if you want what

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other people have, you gotta ask
you guys, you talk to them and

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gravitate them. You don't be jealous
of them. There's like people in business

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are like, oh, screw them, they're blah blah blah blah blah.

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But I'd rather talk to those people
that are where I want to be exactly

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because they're going to give me the
roadmap I don't have, yeah, exactly,

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and they're gonna show give you an
insight on what you could not be

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seeing. You know. It's like
when you're in love with your project and

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your love with what you're doing,
you're not going to see the flaws of

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it. And that's only like hearing
that and taking that personally and kind of

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you know, it only elevates you
further. A great way to build a

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community, right, Yeah, it's
all helping each other out, absolutely,

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that's and this community should be like
that more than any other, absolutely,

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you know, because together we also
are helping people around the world with all

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their mental illness and crap that's going
on around the world. Like we can

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disappear out there in the crowd and
forget all that crap, and that's a

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big thing. That's a big message
of our music. I'm I'm the main

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lyricist of the band, and I
tend to write a lot just about you

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know, like the hardships are just
like you know, being a woman,

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and like also just like some of
like the abuse and some like the criticism

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that you can endure just solely based
off that, and also just like in

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a more like general stance, just
like the chaos of the world and like

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dealing with it and like trying to
talk about the things that aren't always said

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and just really putting light to it. It's just so I know, I

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could personally know that like someone's listening
and being like, yes, like this

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is how I feel, and this
is how I want to exercise. I

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want to scream, I want to
do this, I want to do that,

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and I want to kick something,
I want to you know whatever.

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Not encouraging violence, but you know, but but yeah, no, it's

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like those things are just so incredibly
important. What would you say is one

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of the best complimented any of your
professors have ever given. I mean,

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like I've had like some really awesome
like bass like professors over at Berkeley,

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and I don't know, they just
like keeping encouraging me to, like you

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know, be way more confident and
like you know, actually express myself creatively

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without freaking out too much about it, because when I started at Berkeley,

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I was too scared to like really
play in front of like anybody I met

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there. I was terrified, Like
I was like shaking, and I was

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like, guys, like I'm gonna
mess up so bad. I'm gonna f

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up, Like this is gonna be
terrible. And like my professor like at

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the end of like one of the
semesters, wh was like Alex, like

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you've grown so much, like obviously
as a musician, but like I'm not

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talking about that, Like you're just
like so much more confident now and that's

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awesome and I like carry that with
me a lot. I love it.

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Now Now you're here at Louder than
Life. Yeah, the EPP we need

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to talk about BP. So actually
I'll make this announcement here for the first

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time so exclusive content. So we
just released an EP called who is JVK?

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We released it last Friday, and
we did it for Louder than Life,

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and you know, we basically my
mindset was like, as a new

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band, there's gonna be people that
are looking at us, going who's JVK?

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Who's JVK? And you know,
it kind of like encapsulates the feelings

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of like all of the hardships are
going on in your world and how it

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makes you feel. It almost feels
like those universes are centered around you.

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About the end of the day,
when you're putting yourself in a profession like

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this, someone's gonna ask who you
are because they just don't know, and

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they're going to invite them to that
world. So we just released who Is

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JVK? Came out last Friday.
It's been out for about a week now,

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and next Friday we're announcing the deluxe
edition of who Is JVK with one

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new song which is very very exciting, and so it's all brand new,

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never before seeing, never before heard
before. Oh love it, love it,

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and I love the name because I
was thinking of all the press people

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that that will ask you in your
careers, how did you get your band

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name? And you're gonna hate that
question, So you answered it with an

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EP exactly exactly now later, like
ten years from now, when they're asking

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you that you could, let go
listen to the EP exactly. Go listen.

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You'll find out who we are there
is exactly and what's the craziest story

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each one of you has had in
this musical. I mean, I got

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lots of stories. I don't even
know where to start. Cheez. I

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mean, we played shows where it's
so crowded, it's like a barrel of

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fish man. You know, everyone's
shoulder to shoulder, crowd Swayne this way,

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crowd Swayne in that way. You
know, stuff like that. I'm

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sure someone's got a better story.
Sounds like ladder than life. So there

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was We play a show we were
recording at Blackbird Academy in Nashville and some

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of our friends go to school that
we were able to record some of the

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who is JVK EP there. We
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It was it was like it was
it was like this house in the middle

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of nowhere, and I booked it
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it's a punk house. Why not. It was like seventy eighty people in

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this one living room and not a
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just like the floor was caving in. Everyone's throwing bodies, going insane,

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Like it was the coolest show I
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yeah, so the best part is
we're going to put our gear down and

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lo and behold in the corner is
a potato wine set up and a bitcoin

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mining operation. Where else do you
see that out of the Murphysborough, Tennessee.

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Wow? Yeah there, Yeah,
we have a few. We've We've

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encountered some cool, funny people too. Like there was one time we played

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at this like dive bar in Boston
and there was this lady. She was

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probably like in her forties, and
she's she's on the ground on her knees,

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bowing up and down to us while
we're performing. And I love you

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guys. Just you know why I
am laughing because I see that crap all

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time. That's pretty common for forty
something. You're older there, gigs get

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some feeling something. Yeah, see, so you can remember when when you're

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forty something, I'm gonna be doing
the same thing there. So tell everybody

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how they can connect you with you
on socials on the web by your merch

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our website Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, It's all under JVK the Band and

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our EP. Who is JVK just
came out Now We're on all streaming services

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you name it, Spotify, Album
Music, Deezer, Pandora, Amazon Music,

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you name it. We're all on
it and the best way to contact

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us for merch and tell thinking about
that all our informations on our website,

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JVK the Band dot com. Nice
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what's really what's your favorite? What's
my favorite? I don't know. Oh

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yeah, yeah, I just like
I just like to just like spam it.

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I kind of use it. It's
like I use like the social I

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use like the Instagram, and the
website is like a more professional I kind

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of use like the TikTok's like a
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on. You know, that's in
the hotel of me writing a song,

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Like you know you had to see
all that content there. Nice, that's

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always stupid. It's never anything you
know, well, but that's what people

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want to know exactly. Yeah,
people want to stupid shit exactly. So

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exactly everybody needs to go check you
guys out because you're badass. Thank you

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man, so excited you're here at
Ladder than Life and thanks for being on

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the Adventures to Plan. Thank you
so much. Thank you for listening to

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the Adventures of fight Man. I'm
w for CUI Radio