Category: Probe The Act

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Probe the act on Deepstuff Radio.

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Deep Star.

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Hello, hello, hello, I’m Emmy Hikins your host.

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Welcome to Probe the act.

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Show where we get to dig into the lives of the people behind the music here here on Deep

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Star Radio.

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Where the artist tells us a bit more about who they really are.

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Ooh, that sounds scary.

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(laughs)

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That’s me. We’ll laugh, by the way.

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In case you’re guessing.

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Thank you and welcome to the show.

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Welcome to a lip-stop video.

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And today we have on the show,

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on Probiopt, on lip-stop video of Emily Hikens.

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Today we have Lisa, Mikaterian, all the way from America.

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At what part of America are you from, Lisa?

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Right now, well, we just moved to Charleston, South Carolina area.

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It’s beautiful here.

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Brilliant. Charleston, South Carolina.

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America’s a big place, isn’t it?

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(laughs)

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Yeah, yeah.

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You get a little bit of everything.

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(laughs)

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So, Lisa, how did you get into filmmaking?

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Well, it was really accidental.

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Probably like every good thing in my life.

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I can’t say it’s careful planning and plotting on my part.

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I’m a writer by trade,

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and I got a book of short stories published

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by a small publishing house in Tennessee,

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and they asked me to do a promo video for the book.

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And so I did.

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And then, it was just such a fascinating thing

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to watch, the promo video being put together.

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And then I decided to do a short story from the book,

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make it into a very short,

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and then I was kind of hooked and decided

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I wanted to make my own film, “Peture.”

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So, there really wasn’t,

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it kind of happened step by step accidentally.

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Yeah, well, that’s fascinating.

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So, was you ever into acting?

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You know, you like some people get into acting in college

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or high school, would you ever interact

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in any staging alive?

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You know, I dabbled in it.

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I was in a couple of things in high school,

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and then there’s, you know, adult theater,

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but I never felt like I was in my own skin

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when I was pretending to be somebody else.

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And that’s just not a place where I could lose myself.

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And I was way too self-conscious.

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And I just feel like to be a really great actor.

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You have to completely lose yourself

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and become one in one with that character.

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And, you know, so you keep the connection with the audience.

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So the audience doesn’t feel

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that you are a self-consciousness.

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Oh, I see, yeah, well, that’s a good point there.

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So, what would you say motivates you in life, generally?

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I think the creative process is very motivating for me.

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I really love it.

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Some people like, you know, working on their own projects

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and doing their own things from beginning to end.

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But it is really been the collaboration that I feel like

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I just direct joy working with other people

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and building something that none of us really could have foreseen

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because art is so organic, you can have a plan.

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But if you’re really involved in it, it does change.

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And it becomes something that’s greater than all the people, you know, involved.

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And it’s a beautiful process.

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And I think it speaks to my soul.

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Yeah, yeah.

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That’s a good way of getting motivated for something.

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I mean, a lot of people derive their motivation

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from other things in life, you know.

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But I suppose for me, nothing would be creating something.

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You know what I mean?

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If you’re motivated by creating something,

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that’s a really good force to be motivated by it.

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And that’s great, honestly, I would say.

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Right, so we’re going to take a shot break.

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Now, what we’re going to come back, we’re going to be talking to Lisa about.

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She’s going to be telling us a bit more about the movie’s paint.

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So without shortly, please don’t go away.

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Without shortly.

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Welcome back to Probe the Act on Liftoff Radio.

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Thanks for joining us.

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Enjoy the show.

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Welcome back to Probe the Act on Liftoff Radio,

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very Hikins and a lovely single songwriter all the way from Ireland,

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Kaffo J.

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We’ve just been talking about the song,

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a beautiful angel.

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It’s a very lovely song.

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It sits everywhere.

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It’s on Spotify, iTunes, everywhere.

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All the major online stores, guys,

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if you can get your hands on it, beautiful song.

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So, what genre do you feel that you belong in?

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It is kind of in Iraq.

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The only reason I probably did that song,

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because it was a song that had to be done,

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but there was obviously a kind of a Spanish element to it.

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But it would be kind of in Iraq,

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and that’s both the most bothering,

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single writer in terms of that would be,

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it would be during the Kennedy Farm,

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I don’t know if they’re familiar with them,

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but he’s supposed to go to him and ask for the ones.

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Did a massive tour of the United States,

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and he’d put huge bases back in Northern Ireland out.

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And so he was signed with his two few big labels.

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But I think when people say,

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“Why follow somebody,”

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I would just take it music out

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and kind of get where I’m coming from.

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A really genuine, down-dirt guy in the 20th, 29th,

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and really kind of a fresh sound.

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But that’s kind of where I’m coming from.

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Yeah, yeah.

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I was going to…

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Oh, there it is really, really causing, you know?

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Yeah.

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So besides that, because you sort of covered the next question,

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so besides that, because you mentioned the band just now,

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so besides that, what are your other sources of inspiration

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I’m talking about musicians now?

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Is that my current feelings for…

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Yeah, I’m talking about…

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Or just overall…

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Yeah, I’m just talking about the overall,

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the overall your sources of…

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Yeah, I think…

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Yeah, I mean the Queen, Queen.

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And there’s probably a region, I mean, Queen,

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I suppose if Freddie Mercury was a showman, wasn’t it?

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Yeah, that’s good, man.

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Good.

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In terms of, I suppose, then you had to Brian Adam some kind of that.

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And the guitars, you know, that’s Steve’s guitar.

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I love that in music.

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Yeah.

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And he’s got to beat my music, you know?

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Yeah, and then from the songwriting perspective,

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you’ll be about to see Bob Dylan.

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And going back probably to the very first album,

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but I remember Bob all of it was born in you,

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I was able to say it by Bruce Finx today.

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And I just soon got all of it,

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but we still inspired young singer songwriters,

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even Sam Fender, one of the very own UK from Open Beads,

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and it was heavily influenced by him.

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So, so going way back from Dylan all the way up to

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Dylan McKenna, today.

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Yeah, beautiful.

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Did that answer the question, Amy?

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It does, absolutely.

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Yes.

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So, I just want you to tell us,

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I know I’ve mentioned about your beautiful angel being on Spotify,

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iTunes, and all the online major online stores.

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But I think it’d be good to hear from the host’s mouth

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about where, how we can find your music online.

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Yeah, so all of the hashtags,

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M.A.C on Twitter, Instagram,

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but on Facebook, it’d be @coherjaymusic,

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@coherjaymusic, C-A-T-H-P-A-L, J, M-E-R-S-I-C.

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And the artist title, link on platforms like streaming platforms,

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like YouTube or Spotify or Apple,

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the artist title, it’s just @coherjay, C-A-T-H-A-L-J.

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Brilliant.

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They’re all there, this is, you know, whatever diesel,

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no matter what country you’re in,

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and you can access my music.

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That’s beautiful.

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So, besides, beautiful angel, I love that song.

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I can’t get enough of it.

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So, besides beautiful angel,

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do you have any other tracks that you want to tell us about that you’ve made?

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Yeah, well, the first one,

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one more chance,

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you kind of begin to promote it again, obviously,

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through various avenues,

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again, to give it a fresh lift.

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That has a huge amount of streams.

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Yeah, one more chance.

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And the most apportioning was a single released only in December of last year.

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Don’t look back.

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So, beginning to push that track again,

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and a lot more.

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It’s got a huge potential.

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Everyone has every bit of, it’s much of a beautiful angel.

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Yeah.

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Just didn’t get it, push it as much,

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because I’ve got back it to the studio again,

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to do it really for the angel.

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And so, I’m going to, I’m going to push

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that most recent track, and then I’m going back.

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Don’t look back.

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A lot.

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And then I was just wondering,

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I mean, you’re going to tell us about it,

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when we come back from this break.

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So, I want to take a short break now,

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and you’ve been listening to,

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probably, I was on Deep Star Radio,

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where he came in, and I love Lee Singra,

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Songwriter, Carful J, all the way from Ireland,

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and he was just telling us about,

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don’t look back, and one more chance,

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and we’re just going to dwell on that a bit more,

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where we’ll come back from this break.

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So, please don’t go back, we’re back shortly.

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Probe the act on Deepstuff radio Probe the act on Deepstuff radio Probe

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Hello, hello, hello, many of you can hear your host

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Welcome to Probe the act

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The Show where we get to dig into the lives of the people behind the music you hear here on Deepstuff radio

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Where the artist tells us a bit more about who they really are

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Ooh, that sounds scary

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(laughing)

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That’s me, we’ll laugh by the way,

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case you’re guessing.

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Thank you, welcome to the show.

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• Welcome to agrobdmi app on DeepSoFreadyTV,

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we’re making tonight,

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where you have a lovely, lovely guest on our show,

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Rosefein, all the way from Kumbria.

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How are you tonight, Rose?

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• I’m great, I’m doing pretty much

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having you on the show, let’s talk to you.

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• Yes, I’m good, I’m good, good to have you on the show.

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So, our listeners are home,

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would like to know what you started in music.

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• Well, well, first of all,

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I hit a big birthday and my friends slept together

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and bought me some recording time.

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• What?

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(laughing)

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• And I could not believe it,

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I just thought it was about

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the smallest present ever.

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And then I was too scared to go and use it.

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(laughing)

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Because I just sort of hope I gotta do.

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Anyway, I eventually, I think after 12 months,

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I talked to the courage to go to this studio.

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And I did every call, you know, some colors.

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And I was terrified, my legs wouldn’t shake

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and everything, and then,

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when I heard it, I was saying something,

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I can’t believe it.

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• Right, ’cause that was that,

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was that your first time in this studio, then?

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• Yeah, it was the first time in this studio,

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I couldn’t believe it.

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So, I had these, I had these comments that I’d done

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and I still had a little bit of time left.

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• Yeah.

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• And then, as they say, I wrote my first song,

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it’s 2016, it’s only 2016,

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and I had it for a while,

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and the lyrics had the tune,

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but I couldn’t get it down anywhere,

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and I had friends trying to help me,

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but it wasn’t working out,

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that how it wasn’t my head.

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So then, I looked at the courage and I got in touch

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with Tom Tyson and Reed Studios in every month,

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and I said, look, I’ve got what I think is a song.

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And I just sent it to you to see if you think you can help me.

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So, I think he said, oh, Rose, he goes,

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I think you’ve got something here.

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(laughing)

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Come up to this studio, we’ll get John,

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and it’s a common play taught me on the piano.

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• Right.

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• So, I went up and I had to sing it to him.

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• Yep.

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• And within, and I worked, we had the song down,

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and I had a demo with a guy called Clawnet,

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and that was my song, you got me,

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and I was like, oh, wow, this is really good.

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I listened to it some more, and then I saw,

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I really could do with some guitar on it,

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and I knew a guitarist,

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and he did a music, so I got into it with him,

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and I said, would you have a listen to this song?

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• Yep.

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• And see if he would like to put some guitar on it,

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and he said, oh, yeah, do I like it?

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So, he came up and he put the guitar on it,

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and that was it, you got me, and I registered it with BBC,

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it’s a juicy, and then played this,

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and it got played quite a lot,

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and then he always said, what a great song.

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And then I was like, really, I was so excited,

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and that was the first one I did, and that got me into it,

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and I thought it was gonna be by one and only,

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and I thought it was on three, a little album,

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with the cover, it’s not that good,

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and I called it by one and only, because it was out of it.

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I thought that was it, and then the next thing I came up

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with another song, and this was about my grandson Isaac,

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he has autism, and he’s got non verbal autism,

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so he doesn’t speak, and I wrote the full show the way,

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and it was kind of quite a juicy number,

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and I picked up a song as well,

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and sorry, the stuff didn’t go in on G8, so annoying,

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and I don’t know how to stop it.

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• Oh, right.

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• So, yes, I wrote that song,

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and it was really, that I realized

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that it’s a saxophone on it, and to think the same,

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well, what is a saxophone?

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So, I was going up to the studio, and I was like,

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well, I had to sort of like do saxophone noises,

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and then, I got all right, you’ve got you, so…

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(laughing)

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I said to a friend, and then another song on the outside,

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I knew it was a saxophone, and I said to the whole gym,

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and he, you know, putting some saxophones,

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and he said, “Oh yeah, we’d love to, so,

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“that was Rosaluma, and she came down,

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“and she put the saxophone on it, and I loved that song.”

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And he told about it, and my grandson wasn’t in tune,

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he would come and get hold of your hand,

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and drag you to show you what it was trying to communicate to you.

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• Yeah.

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• And that’s been, you know, a really lovely song to do,

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and it’s got a video for that as well, I made a video.

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I have seen a video, it’s a lovely video, but like…

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• It’s a few, since then, you have a friend in South Africa,

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who has helped each of his friends across the world.

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Just in this last two and a half years, three years,

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since I’ve been doing music, honestly,

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and cannot believe how many people have contacted me,

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and I’m friends with, and after the collaboration

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with very few people,

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I just think, “Can I start singing?”

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“Does it really want to do something with me?”

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• It’s like…

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• It’s beautiful.

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It’s beautiful, because you’ve got a role in talent,

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you say, “Yup, the way, the composition,

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“everything, the package is just right.”

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You see, and that attracts a lot of attention,

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and it attracts a lot of people.

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• It’s basically…

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• That’s what it is.

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That’s what it is.

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• Anyway, so we’re gonna take a short break now.

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Please don’t go away.

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Listen to “I Probe the Art” on Deep Stop Radio

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with every hit dance, and I love Lee, lovely,

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a singer and a songwriter all the way

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from “Combre at Rose Fane.”

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And without shortly, please don’t go away.

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