DOUBLE TROUBLE RADIO SHOW 111924

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Special Feature:
Live interview and brand-new music from the incredibly talented **Aryy** (LA/Brazil). **Original/Unsigned Artists Spotlight:**
**Melanie Penelope** (NC) – Soulful and inspiring.  
*OnionMilk** (TN) – Creative and cutting-edge sounds.  
**The Stone Hands** (Canada) – Rocking with raw energy!  
Discover amazing music, support unsigned artists, and join Paul Trezza and Dave Dixon for an unforgettable show.
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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
But everybody else you're listening to four ninety five FM,
Long Island, New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss
classic hits from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies,
the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those
timeless hits back to life, one song at a time,
right here on four ninety five FM, sitting at four

(00:21):
ninety five FM, Long Island, New York, your destination for
rediscovering those loss classic hits from the groovy sixties, through
the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties.
We're bringing those timeless hits back to life, one song
at a time, right here on four ninety five FM,
sitting at four ninety five FM, Long Island, New York,
your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits from the

(00:44):
groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and
the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back to life,
one song at a time, right here on four ninety
five FM. Sitting at four ninety five FM, Long Island,
New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits.
From the groovy sixties through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties,

(01:06):
and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back
to life, one song at a time, right here on
four ninety five FM, sitting a four ninety five FM,
Long Island, New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss
classic hits from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies,
the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those

(01:26):
timeless hits back to life, one song at a time,
right here on four ninety five FM. Sitting at four
ninety five FM, Long Island, New York, your destination for
rediscovering those loss classic hits from the groovy sixties, through
the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties.
We're bringing those timeless hits back to life, one song

(01:47):
at a time, right here on four ninety five FM,
sitting a four ninety five FM Long Island, New York,
your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits from the
groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and
the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back to life,
one song at a time.

Speaker 2 (02:05):
Right here on four ninety five FM.

Speaker 1 (02:08):
Sitting a four ninety five FM Long Island, New York,
your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits from the
groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and
the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back to life,
one song at a time, right here on four ninety
five FM, sitting a four ninety five FM Long Island,
New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits

(02:32):
from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties,
and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back
to life, one song at a time, right here on
four ninety five FM, sitting a four ninety five FM
Long Island, New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss
classic hits from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies,

(02:52):
the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those
timeless hits back to life, one song at a time,
right here on four ninety five FM, sitting a four
ninety five FM Long Island, New York. Your destination for
rediscovering those loss classic hits from the groovy sixties, through
the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties.

(03:13):
We're bringing those timeless hits back to life, one song
at a time, right here on four ninety five FM.
Sitting at four ninety five FM, Long Island, New York,
your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits from the
groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and
the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back to life,

(03:33):
one song at a time, right here on four ninety
five FM, sitting a four ninety five FM, Long Island,
New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits
from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties,
and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back
to life, one song at a time, right here on

(03:54):
four ninety five FM, sitting a four ninety five FM
Long Island, New York, your destination for regiscovery. Bring those
loss classic hits from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies,
the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those
timeless hits back to life, one song at a time,
right here on four ninety five FM, sitting a four

(04:14):
ninety five FM, Long Island, New York, your destination for
rediscovering those loss classic hits from the groovy sixties, through
the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties.
We're bringing those timeless hits back to life, one song
at a time, right here on four ninety five FM.
Sitting at four ninety five FM, Long Island, New York,
your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits from the

(04:37):
groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and
the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back to life,
one song at a time, right here on four ninety
five FM, sitting a four ninety five FM, Long Island,
New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits
from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the electric eighties,

(04:59):
and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back
to life, one song at a time, right here on
four ninety five FM, sitting a four ninety five FM,
Long Island, New York, your destination for rediscovering those loss
classic hits from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies,
the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those

(05:19):
timeless hits back to life, one song at a time,
right here on four ninety five FM, sitting a four
ninety five FM Long Island, New York, your destination for
rediscovering those loss classic hits from the groovy sixties, through
the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties.
We're bringing those timeless hits back to life, one song

(05:40):
at a time, right here on four ninety five FM,
sitting a four ninety five FM, Long Island, New York,
your destination for rediscovering those loss classic hits from the
groovy sixties, through the funky seventies, the Electric eighties, and
the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back to life,
one song at a time, right here on four ninety
f FMM, sitting the four ninety five FM Long Island,

(06:03):
New York, your destination for regiscovering those loss classic hits
from the groovy sixties through the funky seventies, the electric eighties,
and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those timeless hits back
to life, one song at a time, right here on
four ninety five FM. I'm sitting the four ninety five
FM Long Island, New York, your destination for regiscovering those

(06:23):
loss classic hits from the groovy sixties, through the funky seventies,
the Electric eighties, and the grunge nineties. We're bringing those
timeless hits back to life, one song at the time.

Speaker 3 (06:37):
Trouble changing the channel.

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No.

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Chap. Didn't you say a pus if you passed that?
Some bad game is not bad any program country tad.

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Strong face.

Speaker 8 (08:24):
Well, it's love that makes love.

Speaker 7 (08:46):
Says.

Speaker 5 (10:12):
Say name.

Speaker 9 (12:14):
Welcome to another edition of Double Trouble Radio. I'm your
houst Mike Tyson, who just got another twenty million dollars
for scanning you.

Speaker 10 (12:24):
And I'm your host Dave Dixon, who couldn't watch that
on Netflix because Netflix is kind of retarded. Yes, indeed, man,
they nearly dropped the ball, and that one is god and.

Speaker 9 (12:34):
They made so much money off of it too. Anyway,
we're here every Tuesday evening from eight to ten PM.

Speaker 10 (12:41):
Playing some killer tunes, some deep cuts.

Speaker 9 (12:44):
And tonight we've got, as usual, our unsigned bands from
around the world, but tonight's special night.

Speaker 10 (12:51):
It is a special occasion. Deep Paul, we have Ari
from Los Angeles, California. She's gonna be live with us
at around eight thirty Eastern, which would be uh five
thirty pm on the West Coast, and she's gonna be
talking a little bit about her new record. It just
came out October eighteenth. It's called Played the Part, and
she's gonna talk about her artistic integrity and where she

(13:12):
is and how she got there.

Speaker 9 (13:14):
All right, let's get into it on Double Trouble Radio.

Speaker 11 (13:34):
Same to make feel sosistic as a Shello of shell.

Speaker 5 (13:48):
You have swalloe, no sorrow.

Speaker 12 (13:56):
We're all Stars now in the Dope Show. We're All
Stars Now?

Speaker 13 (14:04):
Is the dope show.

Speaker 6 (14:12):
You want to kiss you.

Speaker 5 (14:18):
All the bread brand.

Speaker 12 (14:25):
You'll You're all Stars Now? Is the Dope Show. We're
All Stars Now? Is the Dope Show.

Speaker 5 (14:39):
Show?

Speaker 13 (14:40):
When you.

Speaker 6 (14:42):
Show us?

Speaker 14 (14:44):
When in the show, when you're show us.

Speaker 5 (14:56):
In the show, Chucks.

Speaker 11 (15:01):
Say a maid in California, your face, We really lack to.

Speaker 6 (15:09):
Tell you.

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Sick queers, make a looking mottles.

Speaker 15 (15:17):
Take will go win tomorrow.

Speaker 5 (15:22):
To bread Brenna.

Speaker 13 (15:27):
Want to gets you.

Speaker 5 (15:33):
Bad bread, leave your man's.

Speaker 6 (16:07):
Show.

Speaker 5 (16:21):
I cass you.

Speaker 6 (16:46):
We all stars.

Speaker 10 (16:50):
The show with stars.

Speaker 6 (16:55):
In the show.

Speaker 14 (16:57):
I'm living at a spee.

Speaker 7 (17:00):
Suck you.

Speaker 16 (17:29):
I don't need any book, don't need no MoMA dad,
don't need no food at dice, don't.

Speaker 17 (17:37):
Need no human nce.

Speaker 14 (17:40):
I've got some news to you don't even need to do.

Speaker 16 (17:45):
Yeah, I got my damn s got my little shy
to drive sun.

Speaker 14 (17:50):
Produce up and don't lose out.

Speaker 18 (17:55):
Domas. Put us up and don't lose out. Sure, Peo
bull light on the streets that don't know who I'll.

Speaker 14 (18:17):
I watched them from my room.

Speaker 18 (18:20):
They are just passing by.

Speaker 6 (18:22):
But I'm not.

Speaker 14 (18:23):
You said a word said I'm not, just.

Speaker 18 (18:26):
Said a word that I got my dumb machine that night.

Speaker 19 (18:31):
Up shot a train.

Speaker 5 (18:33):
Sided for this out.

Speaker 18 (18:34):
Ain't not lose out.

Speaker 14 (18:37):
You gotta selling produce up.

Speaker 18 (18:39):
Ain't nona lose up.

Speaker 20 (19:16):
Don't be a favorale suit root from some junk too.
Things will get different there. The sun will last from here.

Speaker 18 (19:27):
Let out in tempy time and yell me nothing at all.

Speaker 16 (19:33):
I've got my down machine, I got line let trying
to trans time to do it so I ain't known
loose up. He's gonna soun to do so, I not
lose out.

Speaker 14 (19:48):
I'm gonna time to do so.

Speaker 18 (19:49):
Sign to do so, you just time to shut sign
but bas out come.

Speaker 6 (19:57):
Don't soun.

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On the station with more hair, more flair.

Speaker 15 (20:04):
You're so doub in air.

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K p p X remble ready, Hey.

Speaker 15 (20:09):
Man, Ain't got no rites, ain't got no money that

(20:37):
runs long. But I got the hardest strong and the
love is tall. Ain't got no name, I ain't got.

Speaker 21 (20:45):
No offence in educse shine, but I can see right
through it. A pot of face on the painted fool.
I'm slipped home. Why are you trying to hold me back.

Speaker 22 (20:57):
I'm trying to move up front a little more? This
little that today, Philly let me come through. I'm trying
to be in the back and I'm just trying to
move up front. Dl mall this little less daddy yell.

Speaker 14 (21:11):
They tell me I was gons could I mean up
to good good thing?

Speaker 15 (21:16):
Got a bad bad news. I don't want we don't worry.

Speaker 2 (21:27):
Don't worry about people.

Speaker 15 (21:29):
In my face. I hit with the styling breeze and
once the ankles brave war. I know you went shine
on you win shine with fade away, but I got
the water. Say long, they crazy out, Let me slip through.
Why are you trying to hold me back?

Speaker 22 (21:48):
I'm just trying to move updil all this little less
today Philly, let me come through.

Speaker 15 (21:54):
I'm trying to be in the back.

Speaker 19 (21:57):
I'm just trying to move up front.

Speaker 13 (21:58):
DL all this.

Speaker 14 (21:59):
They'll let steady yale.

Speaker 15 (22:02):
They tell me I was.

Speaker 14 (22:06):
Could I made up a good good thing?

Speaker 5 (22:10):
Okay, all right, alright, alright, okay, all night, all oh wow, all.

Speaker 18 (22:20):
Night, oh wow, oh wow, okay, Oh.

Speaker 19 (22:28):
Tell me I'm.

Speaker 15 (22:32):
Could I made up a good good thing? You gotta bed.

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M hm.

Speaker 23 (23:26):
Seemed to be a pretty good kid. Uh just want
to ask you to lay off him a little bit, jerk,
call me a jerk.

Speaker 6 (23:39):
One more time, jerky.

Speaker 14 (23:57):
Well, God.

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Say I waln hand your body on the floor a true.

Speaker 14 (24:04):
Ad ball and y' a we start here in all
we stop space. I won't shouting out.

Speaker 24 (24:10):
Chicks the fly and then your face I get you
now fall then I am I dead. I wanna jail
you continue up until at again.

Speaker 7 (24:19):
I wanna God to run all your.

Speaker 14 (24:22):
Head fun in every verse until add again and night
one man, I am and am I.

Speaker 13 (24:30):
Saying that it wasn't true.

Speaker 6 (24:32):
I only walt.

Speaker 24 (24:34):
Bad berris too half into you. I walk bad very
two half into you. I walk bad, very too.

Speaker 6 (24:43):
Halp into you.

Speaker 7 (24:44):
I walk very bad days two half into you.

Speaker 24 (25:02):
Then it was that real lad cry, if you're trying
to add a leg or mother back of all.

Speaker 14 (25:07):
Your face and wash your suffer. Okay, I say, le
braid at your week.

Speaker 24 (25:11):
I think myself, I can't cause shall my favorite bread
at first, and then I I'm jell okay, and y'all.

Speaker 14 (25:17):
A reason that I shouldn't be leading out lives if.

Speaker 5 (25:21):
It was gonna be dead in hand a nine five,
just in case.

Speaker 24 (25:26):
I'm gonna got your sake, if I get your motherfucker
ran the very worst way.

Speaker 5 (25:32):
And night wasn't there?

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Li and I said that it wasn't true.

Speaker 14 (25:38):
I only walt.

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Bad things two halp in the you.

Speaker 14 (25:42):
I walk bad thirty two half in they.

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I walk bad thirty two hap in they.

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I walk very bad things two hop into the hill.

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I want badder things too, iPad to yell.

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I want that, says two ipen to yell I want badder.

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Things to happen to Yell.

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I want very bad days too. I been to Yell.
I want that says to happen to Yell. I want
that SA to happen to you.

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I want that.

Speaker 6 (26:55):
To happen to Yell.

Speaker 5 (26:56):
I want very bad things.

Speaker 6 (26:58):
To happen to you.

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One don't what is scrip.

Speaker 6 (27:39):
For you?

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Bag him for life?

Speaker 15 (27:43):
Run album medicine.

Speaker 19 (27:48):
Your first. You will never be pay it me baby,
Thank you Adi, and I could be your air.

Speaker 5 (28:01):
Don't screaming baby here like a goat.

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Die present nothing inside to be your AI tonight.

Speaker 5 (28:12):
Let you play.

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Disease did you? Couldn't you please say the com to
as get.

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Next to see.

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You are so tortured when.

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You sleep plays all your elise.

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You leave out that lois.

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My god God.

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Stemming from the baby beating you leg it was it
inside and I could be an.

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Added Give me baby like it.

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So I could be added.

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Donicia, I don't skips.

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Just please.

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If you were a center, I could make you believe
way you down like one ty three.

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That's all that the artist to see. It's a chic.

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Speaker 10 (36:19):
Alright, we're back live. Ladies and gentlemen some around the
world that are tuned in. I heard that some of
you guys had some complications tuning in from across the
pond over here. But hopefully you guys are tuned in
now and everything's working out. And if you can't hear
us live, we will be available as a podcast the
following day. Have Spotify. We have Ari on the line,
Mike check one too. Hi, Ari, Hi, she's here. Yeah,

(36:44):
she is, welcome to the show.

Speaker 6 (36:46):
Well, thank you for having me.

Speaker 31 (36:48):
I'm like, I'm having a hard time hearing your guys
so well on my phone.

Speaker 15 (36:52):
Can you hear me?

Speaker 32 (36:53):
Okay, yeah, we.

Speaker 10 (36:54):
Hear you, great, we hear you fine. Is there a delay?

Speaker 31 (37:02):
No, it was just like sounding.

Speaker 13 (37:05):
Like just.

Speaker 22 (37:07):
I don't know.

Speaker 31 (37:08):
I don't know how to explain, like when it's too
loud and it's just like crashing everywhere.

Speaker 10 (37:13):
All right, well, i'll lower our levels a little bit.
You'll let me know if it sounds a little better
for you. Okay, all right, Well, hopefully for the listeners,
because I did check, we should sound good on the air,
So just you know, bear with the interview part through
the cell phone. It's a little complicated, and we'll introduce
the listeners to who you are and you're at what

(37:35):
you're all about. I will briefly let everybody know that
Ari was originally born and raised in Brazil and now
she resides in Los Angeles, California. Her debut album was
just released this past October on the eighteenth. It's called
Play the Part, and Arian, why don't you play the part?
Let us know all about you?

Speaker 5 (37:56):
Hi.

Speaker 31 (37:57):
Well, I I want to say hi to the Brazilian
people who are here. So oh ya really got to
nushachtam bang and thank you so much guys for having me.
Thank you for everybody around the world who's swinging in
and makes me so happy.

Speaker 13 (38:19):
Uh.

Speaker 31 (38:19):
Well, I'm Ari. I'm an independent artist. You guys were
actually the first radio in the US as ever played
my music.

Speaker 10 (38:28):
Yeah, last year maybe around the same time.

Speaker 31 (38:31):
Actually literally yeah, literally about the same time.

Speaker 15 (38:35):
A year ago.

Speaker 31 (38:36):
You played Villain Arc Yes, and I still remember like
listening to it getting so emotional. And it feels really
nice to be back here with you guys, you know,
first interview. I'm so excited.

Speaker 10 (38:49):
It's awesome to have you, and it's cool to see
people in the chat room supporting you and asking questions
which we will get to eventually talk to us a
little bit about your journey and how you ended up
from Brazil to Los Angeles. I read somewhere that you're
actually like a practicing dentist over there in Brazil.

Speaker 31 (39:09):
Yeah, that's a fun the fun fact about me. So
I started like making music and posting videos and writing
music over fifteen sixteen years ago when I was like fifteen,
fourteen fifteen, and I always knew I liked music and

(39:30):
wanted to do this, but my family was very much
like you have to go to college and get a
real job.

Speaker 10 (39:40):
Situation.

Speaker 31 (39:42):
Yeah, but at the time I didn't realize like that
I could make my own choices, you know what I mean,
Like it's hard when you were young like that. And
so I ended up going to college, you know, to
dental school, and which I do love very much, by
the way, But the entire time I was still like
posting videos. I like went in auditioned for the voice

(40:06):
in Brazil and nobody picked me, but like it helped
me to build my confidence and believe in myself a
little bit more and continue to like always post videos
throughout my dental school, throughout my masters and then when
I finished my master's degree in in the dontics because
for some reason, I chose that doing rook Canals was

(40:27):
the best thing to be doing with my life for
like seven years.

Speaker 10 (40:30):
So you're the type of person that wants to inflict
pain on people, I.

Speaker 31 (40:32):
Say, and now it's pain with my words. It's a
great trade. And when I finished my masters, I was
I already had a green card, Like my dad was
an immigrant in this country before me, and he was
in the East Coast, actually in Boston for a long time.

(40:53):
And if I didn't move to the US, I was
going to lose my right to have a green card, right,
And so I was like, okay, I could. I got
into a PhD program, and I was like, okay, do
I want to get my PhD here in Brazil or
do I want to go to the US, keep my
green cart and follow my music dreams. And it was

(41:15):
actually really hard to sit them to make I think,
breaking out of that mode of what your family wants
you to do, what you were taught your entire life
that you should do that's fast for you, like et cetera,
et cetera. I was already in my mid twenties, and
you know how hard it is, you know, sometimes to
be starting a real career in music as a woman

(41:36):
in your mid late twenties and stuff. But I moved
to the US and served a lot of tables in
Times Square. I lived in New York for a year,
and then I moved to LA to get closer to
the music industry and like follow my dreams more. And
here in La is where I started recording my music

(41:59):
and releasing And I'm so happy to have finally released
my album. So that's a long story, not so short.

Speaker 33 (42:07):
I got here.

Speaker 10 (42:08):
That's an awesome background, and we're going to be playing
some of the songs off that record tonight. And there
was that one song, Welcome to La that I heard,
you know, a couple of months back, that kind of
described what it was like living out there a bit.
I know we're not going to be behind that one tonight,
but as an introduct, as an introduction to everybody was listening.
I'm curious as to how that transition was for you,

(42:31):
leaving Brazil, chasing these dreams and being a part of
the Los Angeles scene. Did you have any intentions or
not intentions, but any connections that you developed when you
moved to the US, or that you had before you
moved out here that brought you into a scene out there,
or did you just go out there with some money
that you made in New York and you just kind

(42:52):
of like went for it.

Speaker 13 (42:54):
I just went for it.

Speaker 31 (42:56):
So when I moved from Brazil to New York, initially
I have little brother who was there, so it was
just like helpful to have not have to have so
much money to move into the country right away. Right
So I moved and stay at my brother's place for
a month while I got a job in an apartment
and I didn't know anyone else really, and I created

(43:18):
an amazing group of friends in New York and I
started playing shows in New York. And I'm so thankful
for the people who helped me start getting into the
live music scene in New York, you know, I take
that to heart. And when I came to LA it
was very much a shot in the dark also, But

(43:39):
it just so happened that a couple months before I
moved to I believe before I moved to LA, I
met my current boyfriend, Blake, who was also my producer,
and he was in a touring band at the time,
and he became a producer and moved to La to
pursue like producing and stuff. And I had met him

(44:01):
and went on a date in New York and fell
in love and then went as soon as I moved
to LA, which I did not move for him.

Speaker 19 (44:08):
By the way, it just so happened.

Speaker 31 (44:11):
It just so happened. I moved here and we started
dating right away, and then he started producing my songs
as soon as I when I started like being able
to go into the studio to record them, and so
it just serendipity like happened like that. It's amazing that
I got into kind of that scene. And then COVID hit,

(44:33):
right That's when I.

Speaker 10 (44:34):
Said, I was going to ask you that question.

Speaker 31 (44:36):
Yeah, yeah, I for me, COVID it was obviously awful
in so many ways, you know. And so I lost
my grandpa to COVID during twenty twenty, like before vaccines
were a thing, and it was definitely really hard. But
for my career it was amazing on a because I

(45:01):
was working so hard my like serving jobs that I
never had the time, you know, to or the money
really to do anything. And then when COVID hit, I
got unemployment from my jobs and then I had the time,
so I had the money and the time. And then
when COVID first hit and it was going to be
two weeks of lockdown, like and I got into the

(45:23):
studio and recorded my first EP.

Speaker 10 (45:26):
It's amazing and it's really great that you were able
to take that opportunity to be creative and record music
and not just sit on the couch and watch Netflix
or whatever.

Speaker 6 (45:34):
You know.

Speaker 31 (45:35):
Oh absolutely for me, it was like because I remember
on the first it was kind of confusing in the beginning,
right because they were like we thought it was going
to be just for a couple of weeks, and then
it wasn't. And then I did catch myself for a
second there, just like the watching TV shows and whatnot,
which is great, you know for a certain amount of time.
Then I was like, if I don't go after my dream,

(45:59):
Like if I don't make it happen, nobody is going
to make it happen.

Speaker 34 (46:02):
For me.

Speaker 31 (46:03):
I just was like, now I have the time, and
like my bills are paid for the unemployment because everything's
shut down. So I just dove into it really hard,
and like I created so much content, It grew so
much on social media and just like recorded so much music.

(46:24):
It was awesome in that sense, you know, to kind
of just focus all of my energy into this creative
space and not have to burn myself out because because
I was getting unemployment, you know, and that was really
good to have the time, and I have to be
like working so many hours and then having to go

(46:48):
and be creative.

Speaker 10 (46:49):
All right, Ari, I've been calling you Ari in my
head for a while, but I think it's that you're
calling it yourself Ari.

Speaker 6 (46:56):
Right.

Speaker 31 (46:57):
Oh yeah, I call myself Ari, but I'm not a
fat well Ari.

Speaker 10 (47:03):
We're gonna we're gonna play what I think one of
your most streamed songs off the new record. It's called
call the Shots. If you could tell us a little
bit about it before we get it on the air,
that'd be great.

Speaker 31 (47:13):
Yeah, So Call the Shots. I wrote the song together
with Blake and with like the old roommate John Londine,
and we wanted to write something that was like taking
control of my life, right. I was telling them that
everybody was that time, and everybody's like, oh, I want
to be the main character. I want to be the
main character whatever, and I'm like, I don't want to

(47:34):
be the main character. I want to be a director.
I want to be the person who is like writing,
who is directing, who is like making everything happen? And
also the protagonist of course. But so I had to
talk with the guys and we're like, Okay, I want
a song that embodies that feeling of taking control of

(47:55):
my life, just like well the little pandemic thing we're
talking about, right, I have this time and I'm gonna
go make my dreams happen. So I think the phrase
from Call the Shots that really sticks with me is like,
if life is like a movie, I'm gon write a
new scene, which we can make that.

Speaker 10 (48:13):
Choice to write our own scenes. And guys, you're hearing
it live all over the world on Double Trouble Radio.
This is called the Shots by Ari on Double Trouble Radio.

Speaker 31 (48:25):
Shout, I try to let go.

Speaker 35 (48:31):
When all of us to start a that Joe and
keep on this until my town th won't turn it
out into esday.

Speaker 15 (48:41):
So I used to sit.

Speaker 35 (48:44):
Away for to day to say it's a change. But
I'll say the same all a.

Speaker 14 (48:50):
Way and then a.

Speaker 5 (48:54):
Chime.

Speaker 25 (48:54):
If I'm Chinese, I got to live it for a time.

Speaker 19 (48:59):
I shot you're around here, I'm gonna tell.

Speaker 17 (49:03):
The good If its sounding clear.

Speaker 19 (49:06):
I'm doing what I want.

Speaker 5 (49:07):
I'm saying it.

Speaker 17 (49:08):
Why a guy, It's I'm just like a nosing.

Speaker 19 (49:11):
I'm never got a new scene. I'm aa call the.

Speaker 5 (49:14):
Shop out here. I'm gonna tell it.

Speaker 19 (49:18):
I need to feel clear.

Speaker 13 (49:20):
I'm playing.

Speaker 5 (49:22):
I see what I do. If I was you, I'd up.

Speaker 35 (49:30):
I used to think I was the problem until I
signed to close up. And although we started the possums.

Speaker 17 (49:42):
I used to sit away for the day.

Speaker 19 (49:44):
It sings to change, but then I'll say the same.

Speaker 35 (49:47):
I was living my brain and then I'm realized I
was running a child. If I'm chie sas, I've got,
I live it for i'm aa call the child and
around here, I'm it's clear.

Speaker 19 (50:03):
I said it was like you.

Speaker 5 (50:06):
It's I sing here like you, and there I and

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Speaker 31 (56:50):
It really depressed at a time, and we were kind
of visualizing it right in the beginning of the song
in the back seat in my head spiraling down, which
is kind of when you know you're gonna have like
a depressive episode. You know you're gonna you know you're
getting you're gonna go through a really rough time. And

(57:11):
I can see that in that I'm gonna be fine
in the end, Like right, if I picture I'm going
straight and there's like a big steep way downhill and
then uphill, and I can see all the way in
the front of it that it's gonna go up again.
But I still have to go through the hard times
kind of. And so that is kind of where the

(57:33):
song begins starting itself. I'm gonna say because I was
I could see that I was spiraling down, and I
knew that I was gonna come up sometimes, but I
still kind of have to go through all of this chaos,
all of this turmoil that I feel like is just
following me, like I decided to like we're just like
a blame chaos. It's not my faul, it's just like

(57:54):
that chaos follows me around. But the song really is
about no when that thing will be fine, But that
doesn't make it better. I still have to go through it.
I still have to feel the feelings and I want
to heal, like I want to get there. I wish
I could just kip it, but I can't.

Speaker 9 (58:12):
All right, Well, we're gonna play the next song, Chaos,
so everybody out there, let's give it a listen on
Double Trouble Radio.

Speaker 17 (58:28):
On the back seat and.

Speaker 25 (58:30):
I spiling down already know where.

Speaker 35 (58:33):
I'm going, but I can't helping out and a note
in the end we help this again.

Speaker 25 (58:39):
Right now, there's a dark clown.

Speaker 35 (58:42):
I guess stuff kiss just sign love to see a
carter right in the middle of.

Speaker 13 (58:51):
Us.

Speaker 17 (58:58):
Yes, that's going to tell you.

Speaker 35 (59:03):
This.

Speaker 19 (59:04):
Shout it down.

Speaker 17 (59:05):
Listen out to hing. It's up to me to fix
it again.

Speaker 13 (59:12):
Us need a dome.

Speaker 35 (59:18):
But I'm okay, and I hope it will change. We're
gonna try to explain.

Speaker 36 (59:23):
I don't know what to say.

Speaker 35 (59:25):
I met I myself will not feeling well because I
know when I can't control him.

Speaker 17 (59:32):
I guess, so stuff is just my luck to be
God right in the middle.

Speaker 5 (59:40):
Joses, that's got to tell you.

Speaker 19 (59:53):
It's not shout to be down.

Speaker 17 (59:55):
Listen out to rout and it's up to me to
fix it again.

Speaker 35 (01:00:00):
Yes, take rat house feels fail.

Speaker 6 (01:00:15):
I guess.

Speaker 17 (01:00:16):
So when Jesse see points out.

Speaker 27 (01:00:19):
Feel jus, yes.

Speaker 17 (01:00:37):
Trust to it's such a lad as they say it again.

Speaker 10 (01:00:45):
Us all right. That was Chaos by Aur who just
released her new record, Play the Part October eighteenth, and
we're here with her talking to her, shooting the shit,
asking some questions. And that was an awesome song, and

(01:01:05):
thank you for giving us a little background on it
for everybody tuning live internationally. Sorry if you didn't hear
part of that interview, it'll be available on spot of Spotify, iHeartRadio,
all those fun things. The following day.

Speaker 9 (01:01:21):
We've gotten another track here in that I definitely would
like to listen to. This one is called tic tac Toe.
Could you tell us a little about that one?

Speaker 31 (01:01:33):
Yeah, so tic tac Toe actually touched my subjects of
being an immigrant and the stuff we were talking about earlier.

Speaker 6 (01:01:39):
Well, there you go this song.

Speaker 31 (01:01:41):
I wrote this one literally sobbing in my house, cleaning
out an apartment and just thinking of aut my parents
and all of the sacrifices that my parents have made
to be able to help me get anything in this life,
like be here literally be doing this right now, but

(01:02:03):
everything else that I've done. How we were super broke
growing up and my dad came to the US, and
a great to hear and worked in some money home,
so we had someone to beat, yeah, and so we
were able to go to school and all of that
good stuff. And he worked really really hard, left probably
three hours a night or three jobs for many many years.

(01:02:27):
And we talked on the phone every day. And back
then we didn't even have smartphones or webcams, none of
that good stuff. Yeah, but he called me every day
and talked to each one of us, like me and
my brothers one hour a day at least, and we
played imaginary Tic Tac Toe every single days.

Speaker 10 (01:02:50):
So everybody out there, I really hope that this conversation
inspires you, the listeners, you know, to realize and recognize
that these are things that people can do to try
to make something happen, and it looks like it worked
out for you. We're here live. We have the song
Tic Tac Toe by Ari live on Double Trouble Radio.

Speaker 19 (01:03:09):
US.

Speaker 35 (01:03:10):
Jes for sometimes say go away so they can give
their kids alive. They gotta be fart from their lives,
and it gets to be a lot when they are
working three jobs.

Speaker 25 (01:03:24):
And I es to be a brad, just wanted to
be near my tad.

Speaker 35 (01:03:29):
And still we play Tic Tactoe over the phone, you
will never show You're alone, an imaginary game, meant to
keep us saying, we play tic tac toe over the phone.

(01:03:53):
Here's our case for sometimes they gotta say so they
can give their kids alive. They gotta be a single
rise and it gets to be a lot when there's
just so much to be taught.

Speaker 17 (01:04:07):
They got teenagers and a nine to five.

Speaker 35 (01:04:11):
Too much sacrifice, and so we play tick tattoe over the.

Speaker 15 (01:04:19):
Your the first.

Speaker 35 (01:04:21):
Show you were alone and imaginary game.

Speaker 17 (01:04:28):
Then to keep us saying, we play tick tacktoe.

Speaker 35 (01:04:32):
Oh, Lord of top.

Speaker 6 (01:04:35):
Flack, okay out you cop rock you.

Speaker 17 (01:04:45):
But we're nobody good live again, It's okay, the lid
old bottle.

Speaker 10 (01:04:52):
Bottle black.

Speaker 35 (01:04:55):
We play tick tattoe over the phone, you will never
show You're alone, an imaginary game. Now it's just the same,
we play tic tacto Now that I'm gone.

Speaker 10 (01:05:19):
That was tic takto by Ari and Wow, that was
an excellent song and we were so glad to have
you on the air with us this evening.

Speaker 9 (01:05:27):
Definitely a big market for the music that you're doing,
and you're doing it very well. So congratulations on your
new album and uh wish your most much success, some
really great tits, some really great material out there, and

(01:05:47):
uh which are the best.

Speaker 10 (01:05:50):
We We do want you to plug yourself and let
everybody listening, whether it's a podcast or live, right now,
let them know where to find you, how to spell
your artist name, because that could be confusing for the listeners,
and you know where they could buy you, know your music,
or support you in anyway. Let them know right now.

Speaker 31 (01:06:08):
Thank you so much, guys, thank you for having me.
Thank you for anybody who tuned in. My artist name
is Ari spelled A R y y and you can
find you on Instagram, YouTube TikTok by searching Ari like
that Zona a R y y Zona. Okay, I'll see you.

(01:06:30):
Thank you guys.

Speaker 10 (01:06:31):
I talk to you soon and sing this music when
you have it. Guys, we had Ari here live on
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Speaker 34 (01:13:21):
We're up in the heat of July with the sun
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Speaker 9 (01:13:39):
It's time for our unsigned bands. Having a lot of
technical difficulties here tonight.

Speaker 10 (01:13:45):
Hey man, I was told by Ari that we might
be approaching mercury retrograde. But you know, if you believe
in that, I'm not really entirely sure if that's affecting
us right now. But we are here live in the
studio with a couple of minor difficulties, but we're here
about to do our unsigned band segment. So with dad said,
I'm gonna introduce to you guys the three acts that

(01:14:06):
I have for you guys this evening. We have Melanie
Penelope from North Carolina, who wrote and wrote, sang, and
played everything on this new track called Escape Me. I
was on the air before, but you guys probably didn't
hear it discussing how she submitted a song. I loved it,
and you could find her on the internet doing everything

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from comedy to arranging her own music. And I'm looking
forward to playing that one for you guys. Following that,
we have a band from Ontario, Canada called the Stone Hands,
and the song I'm gonna play tonight is called the Grays.
Because I might be a bit of an alien Officionado myself.
These dudes write good music without today's saturated use of

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computerized instruments, and their heaviest influences are from bands before
that time. After that, we have the song sneak Out
by the band called Onion Milk. They're a dancing emo
band from Chattanooga, Tennessee. And with that said, we're gonna
start this one off with Escape Me by Melanie Penelope

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on Double Trouble Radio.

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Dig It.

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You gave merz.

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In the heat of July, with the sun and the sky,
I can't keep them alf This ghost town is reg
enough for the two of us. You've got this twinkle

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in your gonna be all right, but all.

Speaker 36 (01:15:59):
Right here And you're from the other side. You don't
know my life.

Speaker 41 (01:16:10):
And I know you say love me, but I wish
that gurneis escape me. And I know you say love me,
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The sand is stuck in, no wind to blow, no
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Don't try me.

Speaker 25 (01:16:58):
Who turned nice? And I know you say you love me,
but I wish that you.

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Had escape me. And I know you say love me,
but I wish that you escape me.

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Don't make me do this.

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Don't make me the owl.

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In this town.

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You're willing me down so lowder than I ever.

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My stern gave me a dig say loude, I would.

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Me and do say.

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Me God, I would you?

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Just gray being at a mother ship.

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But we're don know what a drive because it went
looking eyes.

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What's new from the sky?

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You'll take me away.

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Please to meet you, don't know, just try to hotime
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I'm walking with the.

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Excuse me, I'm walking great rage?

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Who would have gone until I get back?

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Unt?

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Did I get back.

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I believe that it will be be the dietles, let
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Never have enough sid brush. That's like for lots of fish,
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I believesa earth the face.

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I'm just comna sat me.

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Pleased to meet you.

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So my this my dudes, some time I meet you?

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How much it would go? Forty four times?

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Gonna get back up?

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Story that was a fire stomach was really sing eye
and let step You were still.

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Sweep and I didn't want to wake.

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I'm not so closed to me to God boyfriend not
God broken. Reached her fine clothes in the dark, cold
bread and get dressed. Oh you know, don't snap, sneak out,
sneak out and never even have sneak out, seek out

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red again. You can I say you're so damn pretty
when you're sitting on the couch and you're telling me stories,
and your eyes when you're halfway sober almost look like
some and I can fall forward it if I wasn't

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The cord and drink dog fucking heart.

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Girl, or.

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Steak out, steak out and said it every sneak out,

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Travel.

Speaker 10 (01:29:35):
We're back. It's great to see the other artists communicating
in the chat room. That's awesome. Thank you guys for
joining in. And maybe we'll all get a show together
one day, right, Why the fuck not? That would be great,
all right, Yeah, it'll happen right from the bottom to
the top. We had Onion Milk with their songs Sneak Out.

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They're from Chattanooga, Tennessee. Before that, we had The Stone
Hand with the song that I picked out of the
group of songs called the Grays. Those guys are from Ontario, Canada.
And last but not least we had Melanie Penelope with
the song escape Me. Don't forget to find these artists
online where you can find music and all that fun stuff.

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And Paul's got three songs for us as well, so
why don't you introduce those to us.

Speaker 9 (01:30:22):
First band I got on deck is a band by
the name of Crownouse Skis and they are from California
and the song we're going to play is called the Prior.
After that from Ohio, we have the Chris Hicks Project.
We played Chris before, great instrumental artist. The song we're

(01:30:44):
going to play tonight is Hell's on Fire. And finishing off,
I have this band from Poland and I'm gonna try
to transcribe some of this. The name of the band
is run O Pati Shore and the song we're going
to play is called Circe cran.

Speaker 10 (01:31:09):
Wow this but my Polish friend just texted me to
which is very ironic. Oh good, maybe he could read
it too late.

Speaker 9 (01:31:16):
Sir crawwowny CRAWOWI, Sir CRAWOWI, that's it.

Speaker 10 (01:31:22):
I'll take it.

Speaker 9 (01:31:24):
By Ronald Pashia. Uh so, let's give him a spin
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Wrong One. It was close.

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On sign Melody goes rolls, Melody goes, rolls right off
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Can't you tell me it's so okay.

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Out another day.

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I'm sentence in your breath.

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Away since dreamy, I looked seen a night bare thousand n.

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For beIN sentence your breath away.

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Beside, I got it all bad, run choir time me tostay,
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by wiper.

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Drowning the opening in the prison.

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That's not even then.

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From Senac, your bress of warrior.

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I've come to land at other.

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Rules because of the fools.

Speaker 18 (01:33:26):
He who lives must go western.

Speaker 19 (01:33:31):
By did this sole.

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Down the boards, Time to stay.

Speaker 13 (01:33:43):
Your bier Pelias, set the world.

Speaker 5 (01:33:47):
On fire, Go buyer, plaise higher by my opera. Set
the world on fire, the buyer the dire by the

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bya thea sat OUTSI a us don't set the sack

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Wi lovely.

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Said, that's not shining. Solo it lock sax fo s

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Saxi Twn Rail Fire, Yes Out Card Fat Sax Time
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Son Yo.

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Speaker 32 (01:46:04):
A rock and time.

Speaker 9 (01:46:09):
Looking to get out of the house for a good
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The Village Pub has great live entertainment every weekend, original fans,

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cover bands, tribute bands. Check out the Village Pub for
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Speaker 15 (01:47:20):
Trust mean.

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Me, Jami.

Speaker 5 (01:47:26):
Travel way.

Speaker 10 (01:47:34):
And we are back.

Speaker 9 (01:47:37):
So let's do the rundown of some of these great
original artists that we just heard run Opathia with sirs
Kerwowie from Poland. Before that we had the Chris Hicks
Project with their song Hell's on Fire from Ohio and

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starting off that set, we had Crown Onalski with the
Pyra from California. We'd like to thank all the bands
tonight for submitting music.

Speaker 10 (01:48:11):
Thank you guys.

Speaker 9 (01:48:12):
Sounds great and if you would like to get your
band on the air, what you need to do is
you need to send us an MP three with the
name of the band, the name of the song, and
where you are from.

Speaker 10 (01:48:27):
And you could do so by.

Speaker 9 (01:48:28):
Sending it to Paul Treza Music twenty four at yahoo
dot com.

Speaker 10 (01:48:37):
Or you can send it over to me at Daveiradio
USA at gmail dot com.

Speaker 9 (01:48:44):
And hit us up on our four ninety five FM
site or off Facebook page and we'll get in touch.
So Tonight's classic track I originally have planned for the tubes,
but considering this song is seven minutes long, and we
only have about fifteen minutes left. We're going to do

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the clash and with their song Police on my Back,
and then I have a brand new song from the
band Life of Agony. Oh wow, it's from that new
Crow movie, which was horrible.

Speaker 10 (01:49:23):
It was heard that was a No, it was not horrible.
It was horrible. We watched it. You saw it, ye,
I've seen.

Speaker 32 (01:49:29):
I watched.

Speaker 10 (01:49:31):
It was that bad. That's rough. You know what else
is bad?

Speaker 9 (01:49:35):
That other new one that just came out this weekend
with the Rock and Chris Evans, that one Red one.
Stuff like that needs to go straight to streaming services, right,
Oh yeah, is that what happened? No, it's out in
the theaters. And the review I actually watched half of
it last night because I couldn't tolerate that the review
in the New York Times was a two hundred and

(01:49:58):
fifty million dollar turd.

Speaker 10 (01:50:01):
Well, you know, the streaming services, all they have to
do is make it look like it's number one and
everybody will watch it. Well I did. We learned from
the fight this week, and these things don't work out.
This thingms don't work out the way they play.

Speaker 9 (01:50:13):
Oh my lord, Well, not only to mention that the
whole fight was staged. I mean, Mike needs money, but
that was atrocious. And another thing, who the fuck came
up at Rosie Perez.

Speaker 10 (01:50:26):
As an announcer. I mean's smoking.

Speaker 9 (01:50:30):
I know weed's legal these days, but who the fuck
is there saying you're going to be a really great
for an announcer. Let's got well for catch? Holy shit,
what the fuck is that all about? I don't know, man, dude.
That was a true and then a vand the holy
field was more like Stevie Wonder the guy didn't even

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know where the fuck he was.

Speaker 10 (01:50:54):
And Cedric the entertainer was.

Speaker 44 (01:50:56):
Wearing this hat that looked like the garbage can in
the last hotel room I was in.

Speaker 9 (01:51:03):
It looked like like like the garbage can in the bathroom.

Speaker 10 (01:51:06):
You make me want to like to watch the recap.
Oh my lord, that was so fucking bad. I can't
even put him into words.

Speaker 9 (01:51:13):
Anyway, Let's stop talking and let's play some clash on
double troubles.

Speaker 32 (01:51:18):
Hold on, hold on, I gotta do it.

Speaker 10 (01:51:20):
Come on, come on, fucker, new batteries.

Speaker 32 (01:51:24):
I just put in the batteries in our classic track,
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Day when.

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I'll see that.

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I'm in my next Tuesday, Wednesday, bad time?

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Nextesday? When say.

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What my.

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Kids, your mind, your creativity through.

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The funky seventies, the electric eighties, and the run nineties.
We're bringing those timeless hits back to life.

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Tastes okay one of those? Then all right, and send
down something to today, Thank you very much.

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over each other, over each other, reaching sad lights.

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Speaker 32 (02:02:24):
And that is a wrap.

Speaker 10 (02:02:26):
My friends.

Speaker 9 (02:02:32):
From Lincoln Park was talking to us about streaming pants
something like that. Anyway, guys, thank you so much for
tuning in tonight. We like to thank ari ari Aris
for coming on with us, and UH for submitting music.
Sounded really good, guys, Let's do the rundown quick.

Speaker 3 (02:02:58):
We happy?

Speaker 10 (02:02:59):
We just song was a new song by Lincoln Park
and it's a song that highlights their new singer Emily Arms.
Songs without Mike doing any rapping or singing really in
the background, and that song was called over each other.

Speaker 9 (02:03:11):
Before that, we also had new music from Life of
Agony with the Crow in memory of b l and.

Speaker 10 (02:03:19):
Mind you were just promoting Life of Agony, not the
Crow movie.

Speaker 9 (02:03:21):
Yeah, the movie was really atrocious. We had a classic
track with the clash doing Police on Police on my back.

Speaker 10 (02:03:30):
Hopefully not hopefully not anytime.

Speaker 9 (02:03:33):
That show, yeah, that was a good one. We had
our unsigned bands and again thank them all for submitting music.

Speaker 10 (02:03:45):
Right here. We had before that, we had a new
song by Lady Gaga with the song Disease, which I
really happened to like that song, and I had to
throw it in given the fact that we had a
pop artist in the studio tonight.

Speaker 9 (02:03:56):
Well on the air it sounded like Marilyn Manson. I'm
telling you, man like you could put him on that
track and it would make sense perfect.

Speaker 10 (02:04:03):
Before that, we.

Speaker 9 (02:04:04):
Had Wednesday thirteen with Bad Things.

Speaker 10 (02:04:08):
We had Leon Bridges with the song bad Bad News.

Speaker 9 (02:04:12):
The Dead Boys with Sonic Reducer.

Speaker 10 (02:04:15):
And Speaker Elements and I put him on there for
a reason.

Speaker 9 (02:04:18):
You had the Dope Show and we started off tonight
with the Red Hot Chili Peppers from the Warped album
which featured Dave Navarro from Jane's Addiction on guitar and
actually it's the one hot minute album song we played.

Speaker 10 (02:04:35):
Was war Warped.

Speaker 9 (02:04:36):
Great track, So thank you all for tuning in tonight
we'll be back next week.

Speaker 10 (02:04:42):
Don't forget to like, share, subscribe, all those fun things.
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Speaker 9 (02:04:47):
We should be having t shirts hopefully by the end
of the year, so we're getting that all together. Also,
we may have a guest coming in next week. I'm
working on that and working on getting a couple of
guys us in the next couple of weeks, so stick.

Speaker 10 (02:05:02):
Around for that.

Speaker 9 (02:05:03):
Plus we're gonna be doing a double Trouble night and
we're thinking about January.

Speaker 10 (02:05:08):
Yeah, starting New Year off with some live music and
we'll do our best to broadcast that One Life for
you guys.

Speaker 9 (02:05:15):
To Yeah, that'd be great to do a lot of
broadcast on that anyway, Guys, next week's Thanksgiving, so get
yourselves ready for that and know we will not be
playing Alice's restaurant anyway.

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Guys, remember.

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