The River Local Show - July 14, 2024 - Youth Music Showcase

This week, we highlight the following Central PA youth / young adult artists who are featured as part of the “Music On the Porch” music series at the physical location of the CPMHOF / Englewood Roasting Company! Next to Englewood Hershey!

Kiley Heltzel
CZ Moe
Jake!
Juliet
Julia Denne
Also, we featured an artist from Central PA who started performing music as a teenager—Taylor Swift!

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To submit your music for consideration for a future episode go to:
www.cpmhof.com/radio

Hosts: Glenn Hamilton & Brandon Valentine

Episode Transcript

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Proudly Pa. This is the localshow with a Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of
Fame on the River. All right, we're back with episode twenty of the
Local Show on zero dos echis doubleX on Glenn Hamilton with the River ninety

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seven three Brandon Valentine with a CentralPennsylvania Music Hall of Fame. How's it
going? Wonderful? Glenn? Howare you doing really well? Do you
have a good fourth of July?I did? Man got to play My
band played down on the river therein Harrisburg, which band, Cold Spring
Union? Okay, right on,yes, indeed, and we made it
through the heat. We survived.How about all this summer heat? Brutal

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summer for sure. But we've gota really cool show for you tonight.
We're featuring artist from the Central PennsylvaniaMusic Hall of Fame's music on the Porch
Music series. That's right. Thephysical location of the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall
of Fame is located in the HummelstownHershey There. It shares the same building
as the Englewood Roasting Company, whichis the former Coco Beanery. You may

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have seen it close to penn StateHershey Medical Center over that way and right
next door to the Englewood. That'sright right next door to the Englewood itself
partnered with them to create this Musicon the Porch Music Series, and it
features all youth artists and all youngadult artists. That's everybody from teenagers to
college age students. And we're featuringsome of them on today's show here and

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all of that happens. Music onthe Porch Music Series happens right there at
the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fameevery Saturday in the summer from two to
four pm. All right, sogo check out some live music from some
up and coming artists like these.Who are we starting off with. This
artist is performing Saturday, July twentyseventh from two to four pm. It's
Kylie Heltzel. This is her newestIt's called just Wind on the local show

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The River ninety seven to three.Paint glass scorts me from the breeze.
Smell of frame puts me on theedge of mercy, bladed grass waising symphony,

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but sounds like sirens screaming inside ofme. It keeps me up bad
night. I'm tired, hate thatI'll never feel excited. Yeah, I'm
safer when I'm in hiding. Oh, it keeps me from even trying.

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Might be exidey a logical reason.It fins and needles from every little thing.
Butterflyings might not be the death ofme. But I can't predict on
predictability up until it starts to spin. Every tornado just wind. There's a

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uneral a couple miles away. Shewas ninety five and smiling in her grief.
There's a splinter cross off of eightythree for the lotor boy who died
at seventeen. It's extreme, butit's a fact. Every day could be

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my last. How do you notworry about that? No second chance?
When lines go flat might be sideo logical reasoning. Pins and needles from
every little thing, butterfings might notbe the death of me. But I

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can't predict on predictability. BUNTI itstars dispers every tournay just wind No,

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no, yeah, I know whatit's costed me, but I can't turn
it off. It seems might adda couple months onto my life by missing
all the moments passing by. Mightbe excidety. Pins and needles from every

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little thing, butterfilings might not bethe death of me. But I can't
predict predictability. It's space to itsjust win, every tornado, just win.

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We're keeping it local. It's theLocal Show on the River ninety seven
to three, again thirty Dad,love me game, iMusic, don't know

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anything. I just want to hangout with the friend, body guy,
nobot each other. Then by thinklonger leading Jea Butter say what I had
sunned almost bety. I know itwas pretty good beauty substances playing. I

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can't I on my own stupid daylike bleve Linet it be met love go
say a pay no game, nevergot realization, don't know any and co

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shut One's a boy that Jorga's allus Yeah, drive right by, love
no no no anything, I payno game, let me games, don't

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want to realization, don't know anydays. I don't know anybody Usica.
I don't know anything. That iscz Mo. I love the title song

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right Brain Left Lane on the LocalShow on the River ninety seven to three.
That's right cz Mo. Actually thevocalist in the band Mojoe. They
were winners of the Youth Music Showcasethis past year as well. So she
is cz Mo, and then who'sJoe? I believe this is drummer Okay
Joe, So yeah, they gotthe last name mo on the first name
Joe. That is the coolest.And then we started with Kylie Heltzel just

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when as we feature some of theCentral Pennsylvania Youth Music Series. They do
the music on the Porch Music Seriesat the Englewood Roasting Company, which is
the home of the Central Pennsylvania MusicHall of Fame, every Saturday from two
to four. Yes, we mentionedKylie's performing July twenty seventh, two to
four pm and cz Mo there ofMojo the Mojo Band will actually be performing

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August seventeenth. Awesome, all right, who's up nax Man? So up
next we have the artist known asJake. He actually performed this past Saturday
two to four pm. There thisis his brand new song I Wanted It
to be You. It's the localshow on the River ninety seven three and
iHeartRadio? Who are you? Patent? Deep? Is it for God?

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Is it for her? Boping thedoor close, my eyes won't printedge me
on the other side, boom mixedme, mixed messages, more goodbyes,

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a fake confidence they have ward Iremember she probably thinks this songs about her.
What did I think it was gonnahave? I think for another time
may be a found too soon,someone would make it all right. I

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wanted it to be someone wants tome, my friend, all that I
needed? They say, who knowswhat will happen? In time? I

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say, I trust you. That'sa lie. Walk out the door,
left terraby, hed thought it fareturned. I'd beat her eyes. I'm

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that to myself. Left on readGod and sleep. You got me awake
instead, head like, what didI think it was gonna have? I
think we're rotting the night that timebeing your phounds? Too soon, someone

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will make you all right. Iwanted it to be you. Did I
think it was gonna have? Ithink we're running the night at time,
it being your phound too soon,someone will make it all right. I
wanted it to be I wanted itto be now. I wanted it to

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be you. That is Jake.Is that Jake's latest? You said that
is Jake. I wanted it tobe you. On the local show on
the River ninety seven to three.Jake is a attendee of Lebanon Valley College.
He played at the Music for Goodat the Englewood last year and you

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can find him online at Jake WynnMusic. All right, we've got some
more of the Music on the Porchseries artist. The Central Pennsylvania Music Hall
of Fame hosts that on Saturdays fromtwo to four during the summer right there
at the Englewood Roasting Company home withthe CPMHOF. And we have a couple
more artists coming up, including someonewho made it pretty big that started here

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as a Central Pennsylvania youth artist afew years ago. Who do you think
it is? Who do I thinkit is? I know who it is.
Oh, that's right, you knowit is. You've picked it out,
all right, Well find out whoit is. Coming up next.
It's The Local Show on the Riverninety seven three and iHeartRadio. If it's
claw, if it walks, drives, if it rocks Alcone, It's The

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River ninety seven three, Central PasWheel Rock Variety. We're back. It's
episode twenty of season two of TheLocal Show on the River ninety seven three
and iHeartRadio. I'm Glenn Hamilton.That's Brandon Valentine right over there. Who's
up next for our youth music showcaseMusic on the Porch. This artist,
you know it's really amazing how wefind some of these artists, especially the

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youth artists right. A lot ofthese a lot of these kids and young
adults are in high school, middleschool, college. And this next artist
was actually doing an interview on theStory podcast with Corey Rosen when we heard
she is a teenager and said,hey, we gotta get hooked up because

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if you're not familiar with it.The Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame,
while it recognizes the best of thebest of all time and in current in
the current scene with the awards,a lot of the focus is around youth
music education and helping young artists starttheir careers off on the right foot and
or give them the support that theyneed to make it to the next level.

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So great. So this next artisthere, Juliette, age eighteen,
she just released two new singles intodigital distribution and this is one of them.
This is called Always Mine. It'sthe Local Show on the River ninety
seven to three. I Love.I thought he would be the one.
It didn't work, any hope ofthat was long taught me some life lessons

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I'm better off for They were standingwith ill Messy trans A voted back because
our su skilled come thought itself.You can throw away that breakup song.

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It's my plane anywhere. I justwant to stand amadores and nuts with you
because you're mad and then you're alwaysgonna be summat stressed. My head on
your shoulder, you catch my gazeerand we just like this swim we're old.

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Oh no, there's no a say. They are little becomes. You
start through the doorway, I shoutto anywhere. You can throw away that
break up song. It's talk aboutplaying anyway. I just want to spend
dormitory and nuts with you because youare mad and you're always gonna be mad.

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No, we want always getting along way about Finally, this is
gonna last for all song because you'realways gonna be I hear a song and
they're singing about all the things thatthey and everyone's kind of thinking about their

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harbor me today. So if youever get tired of live and know the
I know your time to fake otherfake friends, just no break up.

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The song its tell about playing anywhere. I just want to spend domonas and
that's with you. So you aremad, then you're always gonna be nomomn.
This is gonna last around time,because you're always gotta be mad,

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You're always gonna be man. You'relistening to the local show with a Central
Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame on theRiver ninety seventy three. Can't put myself
out in the lights and cult yourname out for all your group of friends.

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I am not normally the girl decidesto board of the letters, and
can at least say I tried.I was happy that I bogain glass hoof

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like guys, so I was brownto fall day because I was talking about
fall you were scarce, was veryfair and no I'm standing there with shars,

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never mad. Can I pretend thisnever happened? Hapen had wish?

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Oh? My friends said that theysaw into my migrant circles. The same
thing always happens, just with differentpeeple. Again, so close to something
than the perman in Mark writes overthe paper, too good to be true.
I could say that I try her. I was happy that I bogain

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glass the floor. Guess so wasbound to fall baby because I was not
going about a phone. You likescars? What is my f and now

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I'm standing there my share is snuffercome bad? Can I pretend this never
happened. I guess I had all. I can't take it back. I

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really don't know as well as Iwish I happened. It was tragic for
for a long time coming. Atleast I have clearly instantly and I don't
have to fit this anymore. ButI wish it never happened. I wish

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I wish never happen. The Riverninety seventy three. This is the local
show, and that was Julia DennyNever Happened, And we opened this set
with Juliet Always Mine, one ofher two brand new songs on the Local
Show in the River ninety seven three. We discovered Julia Denny at our youth

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music showcase we had last year atMillersville University, and we will be doing
it again in twenty twenty five atMillersville University, and again the whole theme
of today's show is These are youthand young adult artists that are performing at
the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of FamePorch at the Englewood Roasting Company in the
Hummelstown, Hershey area. You cango see all of them. Juliet there

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will be performing on August tenth,Saturday, August tenth and Julia Denny will
be performing Saturday, July twentieth.Oh, that's all right, and this
next start next weekend, all right, or this weekend if you're listening on
the Pop on the podcast, thereyou go, and this next artist will
also be performing. Just kidding.Oh, I was like, really,

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so we have so everybody starts somewhere, that's right. Everybody starts somewhere,
even Taylor Swift. And she's fromthe Redding area originally, right, that's
hers County West reading. Why missingthat? Okay? Why missing? So
here's Taylor Swift at thirteen singing herfirst song. This is a song I
wrote yesterday and it's about a girlwho's just different and I really like it

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because it's just so happy. Sothis is called Lucky It. She was
thirteen years old. By the way, Y go down forever everything ever,

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that does not sound all that differentfrom what she turned out to, you
know, create, I mean that'syou can hear a lot of voice inflection
there, you know, Like yousaid, had to start somewhere, and
that's kind of what we're what we'resaying with these artists as well. They
are very established with songs and digitaldistribution on Spotify and iTunes, and you
know, it's one of those questionswhere it's like, this is where they're

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at as a teenager or a youngadult here, and where are they going
to be when they're twenty five?Yeah, Taylor Swift, I don't know
if you know, but she's donepretty well for herself. She's kind of
the best start in the world,you know, yeah, on the planet.
So we're hoping the best for allof our Central PA youth artists.
And we're going to play one ofTaylor's songs right here. This is Taylor

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Swift on the local show on theRiver in ninety seventy three. Get done
good, stapi obous didn't get myperfect fantasy. Realize you love yourself more
than you could ever love me.So go and tell your friends. I'm
obsessed that crazy. That's time youwant the fine bass. Same by the

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way, I chuck you down.Oh let me dry you read red neck
Hot, breaklessly in bed and die, watch me strike out mat on all.
I'm always good time and spy restI can serve your just another picture
of bird. It wasna top fifteenand just sitting here playing mine refench nothing

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stopping me going out with a oneof your best friends. And if you
come round say I'm sorry, don'tmeet but dad, he's gonna show you
half sorry. Go because I hadit that stupid off big a druck and
never let me druck we red eckhot, breakless really bad and by watch

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me and strike out match on allall resten dime and spy rest I can
serve minor just another picture the birdhere and if you're missing me, you

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better keep it to yourself, becausecome and fast around here. What be
that's for your because I hate tadstupid, take a chunk and never let
me drop you wear red hot breakspretty, watch face drug out mad I

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I'm always stick down you keep youhapping bird, I'm really really stupid.
Take a chuck, You'll never letme drive you pay red back put Breako's
really better a lot, watch facedrunk, I'm mad on I'm always been
sound spots, I been cern yourjust another pictureted for Bert Dave and yeah,

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Taylor Swift on the River ninety sevento three as we feature some Central
PA youth. And she was onlywhat fifteen or sixteen when her first album
came out. That's right, andthat is called Picture to Burn, you
know, and she started right inCentral PA, right in the West Reading
area. Why I'm missing, yousaid, right, yes, believe it
or not. Her her childhood home, which that song we played on the

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air, is where she recorded thatat age thirteen. In the video the
video that before we played Picture toBurn, right, you know, I
think she was in her living roomthere or something in the video and you
can drive by her childhood homes andwhy Am Missing? And it just sold
last year for eight hundred thousand dollars. Yees? All right, Well,
that's the thing. You just don'tever know what's going to happen. And

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that's why I think the Central PennsylvaniaMusic Hall of Fame is so great at
you know, encourage jing helping andgrowing the Central Pennsylvania youth music scene around
here, because who knows who's goingto be the next Taylor Swift. We
don't know, might be one ofthe artists we just played very well could
be. And if you'd like toget more information about any of these artists,

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make sure you follow them on theirsocials. You can also go to
the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Famewebsite cp M h o F dot com
and you will get all the infoyou need on these artists and also tell
them how they can submit their musicfor future episodes. Brandon, Yes,
you can go to the website cmchefdot com slash radio. There's a link

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there for you to input all yourinformation on what track you like to submit
for constitution for here on the LocalShow. And that's how we get our
music. And don't forget we uploada fresh episode every Monday. This episode
you're listening to right now, everyMonday morning, by around lunchtime, we

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have it up on the iHeartRadio app. Just look under podcasts under the River
Local Show when you listen to allof season one and the first nineteen episodes
of season two, including this oneepisode twenty tomorrow. So and Glenn,
you always end this episode with fivespecial words as an instruction. Right,
yeah, now it's time to dothis. Do so and support these kids

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here, that's right, Go outand see a local show