PipemanRadio Interviews Kuwaiti Band SRAI

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host, the Vipe Man. Leave
in dogsb don't dry far away in some

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time light. So folks, it's
two Thy twenty four and for those of

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you that know the pipe Man,
and we're off season for festival season,

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so I tend to disappear for a
little while during the holidays and the beginning

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of the year, and I do
a lot of traveling the rest of the

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year until festival season starts up again. So here we are with the first

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interview of two Thy and twenty four. And it's pretty cool because I'm doing

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this interview from where I'm staying for
the next three months in Costa Rica,

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and I'm interviewing this cool band that's
over in Kuwait. So that's really cool.

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So I'd like to welcome to the
show Absue from Surai. How are

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you yo? Yo? Is good? All is good? How's it going?

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Man? Oh, it's going great. You know. First of all,

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I'm happy that we have no technical
difficulties since I brought all my equipment

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to Costa Rica and I wasn't sure
how good it would go. And it's

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going great. And then I'm going
to go surfing after this interview, and

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I have a couple of interviews later. So you know, that's life here

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in January twenty twenty four. How
about over on your side of the world,

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dude, that's exciting. That's very
exciting. Well, from this side

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of the world, everything is great
and cuates at the moment, so we're

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just chilling. The weather is great. It's usually hot in the summer,

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you know, in the Middle East, but in the winter it's just perfect

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for people going out and go for
walks and just you know, hang out,

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have coffees or do whatever they want. It's perfect. That's cool because

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where I live the rest of the
years in Florida, and I'm like the

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opposite of the normal person. It
might be a little loco because we have

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snowbirds because of the weather. The
weather's just like you're describing. During the

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summer it's super duper hot and humid, and during the winter it's tolerable,

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you know, and sometimes it can
get even cool. But you know,

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we have two seasons, hot and
hotter, and I leave and a lot

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of times I'll go to cold weather
too, Like I'll go over to Europe

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during the winter, and people think
I'm a little bit insane, but hey,

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you know, I think the diversity
is what makes us well rounded and

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experience in things. And now I'm
in Costa Rica where it's the opposite of

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Florida. So it's like Florida summers
right now, super hot, superhumid,

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but you know, I have the
ocean and the surf, so not so

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bad. That's all you need.
That's all you need to have a good

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time, exactly. And it's funny
too, because I already met somebody here.

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I've been talking a few years about
putting a metal rock festival here in

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Costa Rica because they don't really have
a big one, but they have a

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big underground scene here, and so
I the first day I got here,

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I met somebody who is involved in
it, and we were probably talking about

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doing a festival here. So maybe
we if we do that, we could

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get you guys to come all the
way from Kuwait and perform here in Costa

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Rica. Oh hell yeah, dude, that that would be amazing. You

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know, like just for us just
going anywhere to perform would be amazing.

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You know, there you go and
you know speaking which I saw a TikTok

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of yours that you know, you're
show showing your or playing for your Arab

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mom medal for the first time.
And right, so tell me in real

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life, forget TikTok for a second, but in real life, what what

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was that like? Because and what
is the metal scene like in Kuwait?

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All right? So basically what's happening
now? You know? Like Kuwait,

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it's a in the region between Saudi
Arabia and United Arab Emirates, which is

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the city Dubai, Bahrain Cutar,
like those countries, uh accept create those

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countries are having a good metal scene
movement happening right now, which is a

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lot of bands are growing out of
the and and like for for for the

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Gulf country especially it's it's something amazing
because back a couple of years back,

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this thing is complicated and hard,
you know, but to see to see

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that happening and on those countries,
it's it's such a great hope for the

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metal scene in the region, especially
in Saudi Arabia. They recently last last

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month, December, they had Metallica
playing there for the first time and you

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saw that, right, so you
haven't heard about it? No, I

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did that. It's so cool.
I mean, yeah, you would never

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think exactly exactly that was. That
was a dream coming true for all the

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metal heads from the Middle East,
you know. So that happening was like,

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I don't know, like a miracle
to the to the metal heads and

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especially Metallica. They played in one
of the biggest music festivals, which is

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the Medal Beast in Saudi Arabia and
specific specifically in Andrea, and a couple

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of weeks before that, I I
was guesting vocalist. I was a guest

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vocalist in a Saudi local band and
I was gig in with that band almost

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all all of twenty twenty three.
We did We did the Jidda in Saudi

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Arabia with Adrial, we did the
Bahrain, we did Atar, we did

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what's it called Dubai, And those
shows were like the best thing that ever

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happened to me, and like in
ever, you know, like it was

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amazing, Like last year was thressing, but with these shows happening, life

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was perfect, you know what I
mean. So I'm so happy to hear

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that because like, yeah, you
would never think that, especially what's going

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on now, Like I'm Jewish,
so what's going on in Israel? You

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you wouldn't think of stuff like this. So stuff like this just makes me

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feel like warm and fuzzy that maybe
there is hope that things will change and

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we could this whole world could just
be one big, happy family exactly.

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And music brings people together, right, Yeah, one hundred that and exactly,

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I think that's the biggest tool.
And especially you know, a lot

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of people don't realize and maybe you
know, the old school uh Middle Easterners

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don't didn't realize and are being shown
now that metal is one big happy family

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and it's not about evil and death
and destruction. It's it's a totally different

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vibe than what people perceive it to
be. Yeah, that you mentioning that

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the elder people who doesn't have enough
information about the metal music in general,

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and they mostly think of it as
in, you know, evil because it's

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loud and and it's it's a loud
music. That's why they don't get it.

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They don't understand it. Yeah,
but they don't actually know like in

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like that one of the best things
that happens in for example, the rog

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shows or the metal shows. If
people are mushing and they see one person

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falls down on the ground, everyone
runs to pick up this person to make

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sure this person is fine and safe. Right, Yeah, absolutely exactly.

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So we protect each other's we're we're
one family, you know, when it

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comes to mental we aret want family. And that's what I love about it.

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You know, the community is loving
and it's peaceful and it's friendly.

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All they want to do is just
enjoy music and that's it. No one

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is going for hate or you know, nobody wants to harm anyone. It's

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just for the love of music.
Everybody's getting along together. I think that

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concept is what's going to change people's
concept in general for everything, because you

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know, there's a lot of misperceptions
of things, and you know out there

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in the world, no matter where
you are in the world. I know,

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I'm somebody that had misperceptions from growing
up in the United States until I

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travel and I'm like, hmm,
what were they talking about? And these

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people have never been to these places, so they don't know, you know,

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and it's like I've I've never been
to a country where sometimes the you

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know, the perception was real,
you know. Like even as an example,

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even a few years ago, I
was traveling and there was gonna be

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this flight that had layover in Istanbul, and you'd read up on Google and

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it's like, oh, not safe, blah blah blah blah blah. And

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I was just in this Stimbol last
year and I'm like, oh my god,

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this is like one of the most
beautiful cities and it's totally safe as

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far as I'm concerned. And you
know, then you go to other places

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in the world and there's diverse cultures
all together you know that are you know,

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loving each other and coexisting without any
issues. And I think that's what

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the media needs to show more of. Like the media loves to show all

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the bad stuff and I hate that. And yeah, I think that's what

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metal's all about, to show the
world the good stuff exactly. I agree

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with you one hundred percent. And
other than that, like human nature is

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being afraid of the things that we
don't know. Until we get to know

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with them, we'll be like,
Wow, that's what it is. I

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love it, you know. And
we always take the extremes of everything and

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make it the reality when in all
actuality. It's such a small small piece,

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you know, And and these are
just the people that are not part

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of the average of any society or
culture. And that's where again music,

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as he said, music's the ultimate
uniter because when you go to a music

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festival, there's no differences of religions, skin colors, birth countries. It's

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just we're all there for the music
facts facts. So tell us a little

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bit more about your band and for
a lot of the listeners that may have

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never heard of you, and you
know, how how you kind of describe

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the band, your music not necessarily
genre because I think artists get boxed into

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a genre. I love to hear
how the artist things of their band,

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right. So so basically we started
as a band January twenty twenty two.

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But before we get together, we
all had separate projects and we had like

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what do you call it, We
had different bands. Back then. The

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drummer in the band, he like, I've known him since two thousand and

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six, and we played together in
our first band, which was called the

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Black thirteen Angels, and back then
we were teenagers and we were doing what

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you know, like the new bands
were doing the scream of the EMU scene

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back then. This is when we
all started. Yeah, and then growing

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up, we kept doing different projects
here and there. We all we're you

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know, experiencing and exploring different genres
and stuff. Until twenty twenty two.

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I wrote a song and that song
genre specifically felt like that's me, you

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know, that's what I want to
make, that's the music I want to

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make, or that's who I am
as a musician, you know. And

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I didn't think it's actually going to
go for a band project. So I

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just like, I was streaming one
day live on Twitch because I play video

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games sometimes and stream it, and
you know, just chatting with my friends

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on the chat, and I was
like, guys, what do you think

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should I do a project, a
solo project or should I do a new

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band? And we were talking about
it and we're like, yeah, let's

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do a band then, and I
was like, okay, then I want

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to choose a band name. And
the band name that I'm looking for is

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something has to be a traditional Kuwaiti
word, you know, like something that

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resembles something with a with a Kuwaiti
traditional word. And then one of the

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guys on the chat was like,
how what SRAI. I'm like Oh yeah,

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that's the one because sarai in quated, it means that the lantern.

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You know, Oh, I love
that. I was gonna ask you what

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man and now and you just told
me. And I love that because to

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me, that's like shining a light
on the world exactly. So we we

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use it as why sarai because sarai
means the guiding lights. And this is

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what quates back in the sixties and
early seventies used to light up their houses,

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light up their shops because you know, kuwait before the oil they they

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had those houses are made of sand
and a mud and and for they didn't

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have any electricity and all they had
is uh oil what do you call it?

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Gas and fuel to make those lanterns
and use them for lighting their places

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for for you know, like as
I mentioned, the houses and and and

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the shops and and the roads.
So basically, sary means the guiding lights

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the lantern. Nice. I love
it. And so tell us about the

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newest music you have. The song
I was checking out that was really bad

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ass called Faith, so nice,
yeah, tell us a little bit about

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that, all right. So Faith
is a song that released We released on

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December and that song pretty much talks
about you know, the person that goes

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through a hard time. We we
we ask people we go through tough times

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in life, you know, personal
mental issues, physical issues. Sometimes we

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just feel like we're drained, we
don't have power to do anything. We're

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just fed up. And this is
where the demons inside comes up and be

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like, yeah, it's time to
give up and quit. And that song

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speaks about being being a positive instead
of negative, like fight those feelings,

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fight those demons when you fall down, wake up and get up and stand

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up and fight back, because those
are just negative thoughts and you don't need

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them there, you know, you
just keep forward. And that's the idea

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of the song itself. Well,
what's cool about that too, is if

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you take all the religions of the
world, there's one common uh dominate you

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know, denominator, and that is
all of them believe in faith exactly.

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And I also think that, you
know, whether any religion is right wrong

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doesn't matter. Faith in and of
itself makes humans feel better. It's what

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keeps you going in life, you
know, absolutely, you know, And

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I think that's what we should focus
on too throughout the world, throughout time.

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When it comes all the major religions
is that commonality that we all share

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instead of the differences, because really
there is a lot of commonalities and something

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like faith. That's the one commonality
that I think all human beings should share,

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and I think that's what would lead
to peace, is realizing our commonalities.

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Definitely, people need two things in
life. Faith and they need to

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find a hopy and passion, you
know, like hopy and passion. It's

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like kind of the same thing,
so like because most of like most of

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people, they don't have any passion
or any hope you to do. That's

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why the negative increasing. If you
have something to focus on, you wouldn't

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you know, care about what's negative
being said on social media. Social media

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is just there. It's not real
life. Live life, Be passionate about

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something, do something with your life. Be at least have this idea in

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your head. Like me as a
person on my journey is to live until

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the time stops for me right and
duringing that I actually want to achieve something

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and that will make people remember me
for and be thankful for. You know,

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that's okay. That person did that. He changed that to make things

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better at least, you know,
So people should aim for something like that,

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instead of just waking up, grabbing
their phone and just spending hours with

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their phone and getting fed with the
negative from all around the world. You

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know. Oh yeah, you know, like you spoke my language when you

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said real life, because I can't
believe how many people think social media is

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real life, you know, and
how many people nowadays we've let the world

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leaders even promote hate even more to
where we're so divided and polarized. To

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me, it's like they're all on
the same team and it ain't mine.

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And you know that we're falling for
the oldest trick in the book, divide

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and conquer, you know. And
it's interesting because you know, I'm a

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big believer in natural medicine, and
my natural path in Florida practices Persian medicine.

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She's from Iran, and you know, we're taught from a young age

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that Persians and Jews are supposed to
be on opposite ends of the field,

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so to speak. And it's like
one thing I've learned from traveling the world

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is watched the news in every other
country, and it's like the new US

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is different everywhere because it's the perception
or whatever that particular government or media wants

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to portray. And you know,
I sit and talk with my doctor and

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like, we get along famously,
and we think the same way, and

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we believe in a lot of the
same things. And you know what,

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what's realized is that we're all falling
for this bunch of bulldinky as my brother

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would put it while as a kid. And then they have people like you

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that are giving us music, which
is to me, the best therapy and

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the best united So maybe with music
like yours and things the way they're progressing

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in the world, there is some
hope and faith pun intended of us all

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just realizing we're all one race,
the human race, I mean to that'ing

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else you want to cover about your
band or your music that we haven't covered

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yet, and you want the listeners
to know we are actually working on more

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music, and we are planning to
go for an EP album or a full

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album, depends on how many songs
we have till then. We'll be releasing

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this year hopefully, and definitely planning
to go play some live shows, maybe

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in the region, maybe a bit
far, like the closest is either Asia

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or Europe, and maybe in the
future we come to the States. And

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play music. That's something we're very
excited for and we hope everyone turned into

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it. That would be way cool. And let's tell everybody how they can

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follow you guys on the web,
on socials, your link tree, all

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that good stuff, so they can
follow you. Check out your music,

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check out everything about you. Yeah, just search for Strive band and you'll

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find us, s r AI band. You will find us. Love it

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well. Thanks for giving us great
music and great faith, and thanks for

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being on the Adventures of pipe Man. Thank you brother. She is really

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good to be here and looking forward
to come back again. Thank you for

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listening to the Adventures of Pipe Man
on w for CUI Radio.