Dec. 20, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Kuwaiti Artist ABZY

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ABZY - MIRROR FT TAIFI

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next guest, who is on the I would say on

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the other side of the pond, but I think on

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the other side of a few ponds. And what a

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great artist with some great new music that we're going

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to share. So welcome to the show. Absy, how are you?

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What's going on? How's it going?

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Oh, it's going great? And man, So my first thing is,

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like a lot of artists nowadays, there's artists that are

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moving from other genres into rock and you've done the

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same thing. What for you prompted that to happen? Or

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is it more of you just want to experiment in

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all genres and forget the labels, because I'm all about that.

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Definitely. You know, it's it's such an amazing thing to

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explore here and there and to find yourself literally doing

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everything you know, like the sky is your limit to

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like just keep trying out and see what's good, what's suitable.

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So yeah, moving from genre to another it was such

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a fun journey for me. But by the end I

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find myself and then the heavy music mostly because of

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the energy, you know, and the way how all that

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heaviness channels the emotions the message behind the music itself.

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So yeah, that's why I feel like the heavy side

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is more homelike, you know what I mean?

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Yeah, yeah, And you know the thing is too is

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you know. That's why I said what I did about

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labels because I hate boxing an artists into one area.

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Because I think being an artist means the same as

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the listener. We like all kinds of genres, we like

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all kinds of music. We have different facets of our

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personal only different vibes, different moods, depending, you know whatever.

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And I think as an artist you want to experiment

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with all that, and like a true artist is just

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gonna make the music that they feel coming out of them,

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not just by some rules, but.

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One also like that the fun factor or the best

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part of doing all that experiment in different genres and stuff.

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You're gonna expand your fan base, You're gonna gain more people.

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So to have an album that have different vibes in

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each track, you might one hundred percent, uh catch some

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fans from this truck and some fans from this truck,

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so expanding it's it's very like bonus and and goal

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from doing that different vibes and different genres, you know.

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Yeah, And I think even you as the artist, it's

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like you would get bored right in the same song

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over and over again.

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For me me as well, like when I listen to music,

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I don't only listen to heavy, you know, I listened

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to all kinds of genres. Even I'm from the Middle East. Yeah,

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there is some good music from the Middle East, from

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the Middle East, so listening to that stuff could inspire you,

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and you can get inspired from all the way to

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put it in your music after all. So hell yeah, dude.

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So since you brought it up making music and performing

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music in the Middle East, what is that like for

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some For somebody like me that's over here, you know,

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I know from my perspective, what is it like over

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there for you?

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Like in Kuwait specifically the local underground scene, which is

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me as an artist, part of. It's not a big scene,

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to be honest, the focus is not on the local scene,

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on the underground local scene specifically, it's more focused on

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big selling artists that can bring on, you know, big

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audience and big concerts. You know, it's like a money

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talk kind of thing. But out of Kuwait, in the

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region around Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Bahrain, they are becoming more

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collecting for the local scene, which is specifically in Saudi Arabia,

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like the metal scene in Saudi, specifically in realb it's

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getting bigger in crazy way, like we never dot yeah, dude,

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like Metallica played there last year? Was it last year

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or this year? I think last December. Lincoln Park just

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recently played this month thirty seconds to Mars, MWS, Guns

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and Roses are coming so cool, it's amazing, Like we

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could never think that those big bands that we grew

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up listening to coming to the Middle East to perform,

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you know what I mean. Yeah, So so like looking

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at that, it's it's very hope, hopeful and faithful for

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the youngsters for the underground scene, for shows happening in

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the region. It doesn't matter if it happens and it

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or not. I can make it to Saudi. I played

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in Saudi. I performed like more than once in Saudi,

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and the scene there it's just amazing. The cloud is

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thriving and thirsty for for music and their energy is

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just amazing. I wish if you could see it. It's

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it's fucking amazing, dude.

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See so cool here, Because you know what, music is

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the ultimate uniter and maybe because this is all happening,

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the younger generation can create a new world where we

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are united instead of all the bullshit that's going on

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in the world. And I think that's why I say

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it a lot. I think that's why so many people

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after COVID were so angry and attacking because there was

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no live music for two years, you know. And I

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think that's the ultimate therapy. It's the ultimate place to

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get things out. I think that's what people that aren't

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into heavy music don't understand that heavy music is not

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about hurting other people. It's about getting out your what's

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inside you that you already have instead of taking it

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out on other people.

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One percent, you're absolutely right, and like with with all

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of that happening nowadays, yeah, you are right about music

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is connecting people. The music is is the love language

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to to everyone. We all love listening to music. Music

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put people together. It doesn't matter what kind of it is.

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For example, my brother, my younger brother, he's not into

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heavy music. He doesn't even listens to English music. He

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likes the music based locally. Once I took him to

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uh in Dubai. I took him to a cover and

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Nirvana cover band were playing in a bar in Dubai

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and he was like, whoa, what is that dude? And

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and after we finished the gig, he's like, are they

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playing tomorrow as well? Can we come?

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You know?

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So, yeah, music brings people together, and it's amazing how

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it works. And you know, like spreading love with music

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without like putting a good message in music to to inspire,

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to make people get touched by it. It it modif

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motivate in a in a good way, you know. So

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that's the beauty of making music overall.

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I love it and I love like I was checking

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out some of your tiktoks and we spoke about vibes

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before and it was like every TikTok, every song that

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was performed on TikTok was like a different vibe and

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you're gonna love hearing this. But the one where you

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were promoting changing that gave me a total deaf tones vibe.

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Oh yeah, oh yeah. I've had different vibes that would

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would eat songs. So yeah, I was trying to go

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for deaf tones here. I was trying to go for

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modern bands here, you know, like Lincoln Park vibes here.

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So so doing that, it's it's so much fun and

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it's nice to see people noticing that I'm trying to

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present to you everything that you would like. You know

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what I mean?

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There you go, I love it, And so tell us

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about your newest music.

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So basically I just released a ten track album, which

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is the album called Hollow Bloom, and each track takes

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you to a different journey. There is songs talks about recovery.

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There is like self recovery from a past trauma.

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Uh.

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There is a song that talks about this toxic friendship

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that out of the sudden turns to be a horrible

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situation out of nothing, Like You've done nothing. Why would

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you turn and become a bad person to me and

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talk shit about me for no reason? I've done nothing

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to you. Yea, we have we have that. And also

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I've got a song called Gone Gone is a song

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that talks about you know, we all have that beloved

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person who passed away and they're not with us in

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this life, and we wish if we get one chance

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or one moment to them once again, to express to

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them how much we missed them, and how much we

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and what what did we go through without them, all

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the all these years without them, you know, to share

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with them the stories that we we we were not

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able to share, you know. Uh So, so that that's

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it was inspired by my grandparents who passed away a

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couple of years ago. And it's nice to put it

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in a song and see people can relate to it,

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you know, absolutely, Yeah, and and yeah, there's songs that

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talks about life. There's songs that talks about toxic relationship.

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There's a song called The Broken World that talks about

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what's happening in the world and like with all the

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wars and all that bad timing that's happening now, and

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people who are being killed and dying for no reasons,

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just for stupid politics and and selfishness and greed, you know.

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And yeah, that song was very very close to my

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heart because we're sick of it. We're sick of it.

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People don't deserve all of that. Nobody deserves any of this,

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you know. Uh so putting that in in a song

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was was really really really amazing to to put it

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in a good way, in a good message for the

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world to hear it, you know. So, yeah, it's it's

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a it's a great journey, really nice songs, different vibes,

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and I'm excited for everyone to hear it.

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And I love about the last one because it's a

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peb peeve of mine. Anyway, you know, it's ridiculous with

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the world leaders sometimes due to us as human beings

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and people, and we're like, we were talking about music,

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you know, and if you look at the fascist leaders

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in history, they all try to stifle people from listening

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to music that says something. On the other side, it's

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used as power to take away from so that people

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are not united. And like to me, I'm a jew.

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Coolest thing would be is if all the people in

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your region that don't like each other form the band

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from each part of the region and perform live shows.

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That we could end the what's been going on for

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thousands of years once and for all.

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Probably, Dean, if we think about it, it's all those names

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and all that stuff are just labels. We are just human, right,

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There is no different dude. We are like if people

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believe in God, they believe that they were made from sand,

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you know, so we are all sand. If people don't

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believe in God, their logic is just like some people

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believe that we monkeys in our past lives, you know,

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and whatever you believe, and we are all the same.

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Yeah, just human beings, one race to human race, exactly.

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All those labels are put there to separate people, to

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spread hate, to do.

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All that, all this trick in the book to finde

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and conquer, like you exact to the ancient ancient leaders,

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and they use the same strategy. Why is it still

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working in twenty twenty four?

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Brainwashed since day one?

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You know, it's hundred percent, So I love it. Tell

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everybody how they can reach out to you. Check out

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your music, check out where your live shows are, merge

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any of that good stuff.

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Let me pull the page that I use for what's

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it called websites? I'm still new with it.

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Link tree your link tree?

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No, No, I'm not. What's it called absy dot? Call

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me k orm i dot he that I oh again,

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it's absy ab Why that's k O M I do's io.

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You can find me there, all my links, all my stuff,

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all my music merch that's all that nice?

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Nice? Is there anything else you want to share with

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the listeners that we haven't covered already?

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Um, guys, just listen to music and in in like,

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let music be your escape from reality. Life sucks at

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the same time it's amazing. It's amazing. What what sucks

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about it is? How uh the spotlights is all about

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the heat? Fuck the heat? Put your eyes focus, focus

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on something buzzard or focus on something that makes you happy.

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Find your passion in life. Life is amazing. Life is amazing.

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Like like the the tiniest thing or the easiest thing,

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are that the best out of it. Take it easy

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on yourself, enjoy your life, enjoy music, find your passion

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and listen to music and that's that's what really matters.

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That's all you need.

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There it is and you know I'll add to that

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too that like my big thing is understand everybody else

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and what the different variables are in their life. You know,

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maybe people feel the way they do because of a

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place that they live. It doesn't even need to be

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a country here. You know, it could be in a

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different county, like it could be somebody that lives an

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hour from here, lives a very different lifestyle than where

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I am. And everybody has different upbringings, different influences. We're

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all unique individuals, and maybe take the time instead of

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thinking everybody should be the same and putting labels on people,

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maybe understand why people feel the way they do, and

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if it doesn't affect your life in any way, like,

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then why you let it bother you? Let people just

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I say, just be you. Forget all the labels, the division.

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You just do you and whatever you is. That's your

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unique thing. But yeah, and that holds true for music,

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and you're definitely doing that too. So thanks for being,

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you know, such a great inspiration and role model for

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others around the world too, you know, so we can

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make these dreams happen. And thanks for being on the

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Adventures of pipe Man to yours.

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I appreciate it. Dean, Thank you, thanks for having me.

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Thank you so much.

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Thank you for listening to the adventures of Patemn. I'm

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w for CUI Radio.

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