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R&B sensation #Innerlude on Mahalo-halo and then some! · PHLV Radio

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Hey, what's up? Everybody? Welcome to another mahalo hollo against them.
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I'm your host. When he rose along with my beautiful co host, Hello
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everybody, Aloha, how's thank you? How are you? Well? It's
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good, sister, but we are just rolling and rolling. How's your day?
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Oh my gosh, it was a full day. Yeah, tell me
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a little bit about it. Full day. I mean, lots of things
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going on from the beginning of the morning, you know, because of course
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we do have children's I know, I look so young. Children go to
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all these other just meetings and events and planning. I mean, it's just
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so exciting, and the most exciting thing is mahalo hollo. Yes, everybody,
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October twenty eighth, It is coming up very soon. We are so
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excited, and we are especially excited because you guys are in for a treat.
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We are so excited for this show because one, we are wearing our
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shades today. It's a bright day outside. It's been quite warm. But
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you know, we had lunch today at the Pepper Club. Yes, wonderful
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Chef Roman. Yes, yes, he is phenomenal. The food there.
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If you're in the Las Vegas Era, you need to stop by the Pepper
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Club because they are they sprinkle more, They sprinkle love, sprinkle pepper right
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over you. We're a little spicy today. You know why we have our
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shades on. It's not because we are shining bright leg diamonds today. But
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also we have an amazing show for you guys. You know, it's just
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it's a privilege to be on this show. PHLV Radio. Thank you again
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for having us a platform to really showcase, you know, talent businesses and
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services here in Las Vegas and our fill On community most of all, that's
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right, and I am so blessed to be here with my siss and my
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co host mc lepe Ups because you know, we're able to really connect with
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our community and really outreach and just you know, show the love that we
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all deserve, you know, in our in our craft. You know,
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we're both in the entertainment slash uh, you know, professional business as far
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as our careers are, you know, concerned, we we want to make
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sure that we are sharing the love for those that are pursuing those endeavors as
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well. So yeah, so what do we have going on today? I
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am really just happy because you know we're talking about we're not shining right,
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like diamonds. But guess what, we have some diamonds in the studio this
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afternoon. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the one and only Amazing the Dynamic
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Duo. Yes I am talking about inter Well, yeah, we're so excited
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to have you guys here. But before we have you guys talk, I
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want to go into just a quick intro. You guys are two thirds of
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the Amazing Trio are in the top R and B group that I grew up
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listening to. Okay, I mean we're in the same you know, age
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range. But you know, we were really lucky to have seen a lot
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of the philm talent you know, come up together. Right. Yeah,
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and you guys were one of the first to get on the radio. You
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guys had a top one hundred Billboard we did, right. It's an amazing
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moment, an amazing experience. If we could talk more about that for nine
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weeks, right, So tell me how what song? I know what it
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is, but you guys tell me the story and how your career you know
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is was and how it started up until now let's get into storytime. Storytime.
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Yeah, well, the song was called the song is called I don't
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want to Go On. That's the song that we're most known for. And
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really it all happened in like my apartment, in my room when we were
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all just vibing, me, Cyrus and James were just messing around on the
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keyboards and just vocalizing, and just from everyday practice, we kind of came
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up with that song in our room. And Eric's always been a little bit
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more talented than us when it comes to the singing singer songwriter thing, you
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know, because Eric was the lead in doing that, and so he was
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a big part in writing I Don't want to go On. And it's amazing
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that that song ended up becoming a Billboard hit. But the way that it
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happened was, you know, the record did get released, and I remember
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when it first came out, it sold out and it was like top three
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I think, I like a Bay Area chart, right, And that was
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just the first indicator like what the heck is this happening? And then next
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thing, you know, like you know, back in those days, there
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was Sam Goodies and the record warehouse to touch on that. It was top
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three, but what we from what I remember, it could have been a
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lot higher. They just ran out of product. Out of all the stores,
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which is crazy when you think about it, because now no one runs
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out to the stores to buy CDs anyway, right, Oh, I know
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it's all tangible now, it's like just pressing button, right, so that
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happens. Yeah, and then but he's more the modest yeah kind of yeah,
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yeah, definitely more in the loud mouth. I mean, you know,
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you know at you can own it, that's all right. Well,
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really I became the writer because you know, if you notice, a lot
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of our music is heartbreak and I got a lot of that, so and
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that really comes through in the music when you when you listen to it,
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absolutely, so, you know, growing up obviously we listened to like the
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svs, you know, instincts too, like later on in life. But
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with you guys coming up, who were your biggest influences? I know,
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mean condition is up there, Condition, I mean the almost obvious boys to
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men. You know, with us being a trio, we were harmonies were
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a big deal, yes, and they were they were very very you know,
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that was definitely one group we looked up to. New addition edition Babyface,
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he's the goat. Oh yeah, you know, I when whenever I
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tried to write music back then. I was, you know, I was
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thinking about baby Face and mind and and and the way he expresses himself through
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his music, and I would I would try to do the same. But
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Stevie Wonders another influence in Michael Jackson believe it or not. Yes, and
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you know you can't forget about you know, even in Houston, even though
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she's a But it was just all the music that we grew up with at
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that era. I mean there was a lot of great singers the fields,
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that's right, Yeah, exactly exactly. So tell us who you guys have
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had the privilege to share the stage with or open up for, because I
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know you guys have you know, you guys have some big names under Yeah,
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I mean this is the fun part. We love talking about this because
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you know there's so many like pinched myself moments? Is this happening kind of
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thing? You know, But you know, one of the biggest obviously it
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was in Sync and so wow, you know, and Sync was one Destiny
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Child, which was when that was when there was four of them at the
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time, so that was cool, I mean, going right, I mean
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we had genuine basically if you listen to nineties R and B. We basically
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pretty much performed with a lot of those a lot of ninety nineties R and
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B artists that you listened to now, you know what I mean, you
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listened to those nineties R and B playlists. When we go through them,
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we're just mobbing in the car, like, hey man, you remember when
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we performed with these guys, like wow, you know. So it's it's
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it's a blessing and too. Like recently we did a show with rough Ends,
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and yeah, we love rough Ends and it was great to Yeah,
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we connected real well. We exchanged numbers and he was we had a heart
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to heart conversations and it's it's crazy because we all come from that same era.
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We're still doing the same thing and it's just awesome that we get to
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reach connect with all these artists that some you know, some that we haven't
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met yet, you know, sure, I mean, let's tell them a
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fun story too. I Mean, there's other artists we've grown up with,
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like Tony Braxton right and right and growing up or be living in l A
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you have, you know, there's a lot of opportunities to run into artists
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and things like that. But you know, Eric's also a DJ on the
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side, you know. You know, in Vegas, I do, I
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Do, I do. I DJ at the Sahara Casino at the Cashmore Lounge,
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So yeah, you can catch me there. It's true. But my
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career did start in l A. And one of my biggest opportunities intunities out
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there was when I DJed thanks a private Thanksgiving party for the Tony Braxton's family.
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So basically I got to go every single I'm just saying, I'm just
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saying, well, the cool thing was not only was there to be a
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DJ, but they wanted a karaoke party because they're the Braxton sisters always,
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so like I was like, what this is you're gonna get We're definitely going,
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you know, I mean, you know, I'll be one of those
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that will be like quiet pushing in the back, that will blow it up
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and carry out, you know, Like little did they know their DJs actually
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can sing, you know, but yeah, we were just DJs in their
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eyes when like so I'm here sending up the equipment and I'm like, hey,
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James, let's let's do sound check real quicks because they're not They're not
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gonna know that, they don't know anything. So so check this. So
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I put on Unbreak my Heart of All Things right because testing. So James
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starts singing it. Tony Braxton comes out. I see her in the corner.
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She comes out with her camera and she starts recording my brother. That's
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awesome, Like I can say that that's better than being backstage at any concert
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or at meet and greet. I was in their home, like in their
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most intimate moment. It wasn't graded moment. Yeah sure, Tony Braxton is
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just yeah, she's go tests, you know, like she's the queen.
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And I feel like if you are in someone's home and you're providing that you
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know, service and that experience, and then you get to show up as
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your artist self, like awesome, that's such a great experience. Thanks for
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sharing that story. So what else is up for you guys? I know
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you guys just performed at the Garden Amp and Cali. You guys were in
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Daily City just recently for the was that Phil Daily City? So you guys
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fly back and forth. Let's talk about Cyrus. He is your third member.
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I know he's still in the Bay Area. How do you guys you
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know, coordinate that? Are you guys usually two out of three three three
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thirds, Like, I'm very right. I mean, so you know we're
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still a group. You know, we're still the trio, but you know,
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it is hard because he's in San francisc adult and we're in Vegas and
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yeah, we're all adulting now, so you know, when he can be
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there, he'll definitely be part of the show. So sometimes you'll get two
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of us, sometimes you get three. But no matter what sure you go
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to, it's going to be a good special guests with us. So that's
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true. So how did you guys form your trio or how did you form
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your group? Originally? Well, just again, it's just we were just
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high school kids having fun. You know, we're trying to mimic the groups
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that we saw on TV. So again, it just started out just hanging
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out at my house or at our house. And in fact, at first,
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my brother was trying to get in the group, and I was just
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ignoring him. I didn't know he could really see it of friends, like
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why trying to hang out? Right, So that's how I saw it at
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first. And then yeah, so you know, so eventually obviously, you
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know, my brother made it in the group. We held tryouts because we
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thought we were cool holding tryouts and stuff like that. At one point we
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had five members, then we went to four members, and then we kept
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changing the fourth member and yeah, and then ultimately just ended up with with
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us three because we had like the best chemistry together and we figured, uh,
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you know, this is a this is a good bond, this is
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a good group. Let's just keep it like this. So did you guys
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already have training in like music theory or you know, how did you guys
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know how to? I mean, we all played piano as a young as
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younger kids, you know, especially Filipino culture, Filipino fan It's like everyone
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took piano lessons. So maybe that's where it started. Maybe there's some genetics
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to you know, I think our family can sing, but you know,
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Filipinos were either we're either dancers, were singers or DJs or nurses. They
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used to all our wonderful medical but it would have happened without them. So
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I'm just saying, you know, I'm just saying we couldn't. We couldn't.
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There's a stereotype for a reason, because we're good at it. Yes,
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they are very good, very good. No shade yeah, sha sha
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shade it is your all diamonds. We're just trying to, you know,
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emulate the the divo diva vibes, you know, nineties. We love that,
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you know what I'm saying. So we have Mahallow Hollow coming up October
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twenty eighth at Downtown Container Park. We have Interlude as one of our main
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acts. I'm so excited because one all three of them are going to be
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there, Cyrus, Eric and Jays and you know what, what better way
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to celebrate Filipino American or Philip phil m Heritage Month with our Filipinos growing up
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in the pop culture R and B a cappella world. We have myself because
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I'm Filipino. We have Lepa Lips. Michaela just walked into the building too.
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Yeah, giant. She didn't get the memo for Diva today. She
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walked away. You are the diamonds right Well, we have the Mahala Hallo
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fam in the building, johann Is you know on the on the Master of
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Ceremonies there. We are also bringing on to the stage the majority we are
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working on Horizon coming into to the Mahalo Hollow mix as well. So we
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have many many talented folks coming to join us. So what can we how
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can we find you guys, and what is your next like move as far
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as performances, do you guys have any PHIL representation in Vegas or Mahalo?
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Hello? Is your next one? Is the next one and we're definitely looking
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forward to that, you know, as I was before we started. It's
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kind of and you guys know, we just moved in town and so a
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lot of our shows have always been California based. I mean, of course
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we've traveled nationally, but as a recent mainly California. So definitely looking to
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do a lot more shows here in Las Vegas. You know, we just
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want to spread that music love. Yeah, guys, and I think we
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were talking about possibly, you know, forming a band for you guys working
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together, and you know, I love it. Are you guys working on
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some new things? Like what are some new areas that you guys are like
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new music? I mean, what are you guys feeling now in this season
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right now coming into because I know, I mean just sitting here and listening
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to just the history and the understanding. I am so excited that you guys
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are coming back to the forefront for all of us, for this younger generation
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to know, Hey, there is some history here. There's some deep,
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deep history and soul, soul when it comes to the phil Am community,
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when it comes to hip hop and when it comes to that ar Andy,
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So tell us about new projects. I mean we're excited or they just have
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to follow you. Well, now we'll talk a little bit about it.
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I mean, as you know, we love the nineties R and B and
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that's that's when you hear Interlude. We always bring that nineties R and B
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vibe. But as James mentioned, we're trying to do that Island reggae vibe.
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Want to tap into that and we did. Basically, we just want
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to tap in with other producers and writers that want to give us a fresh
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sound. So you know, we're it's so we are. We are talking
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with a few. But hey, if there's a few out there that want
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to connect with us at your boys you heard, oh, you can find
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us at Interlude Official on Instagram and that's I N N Yes l U d
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E. That's my space, shout out space space and you can find our
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music on Spotify not lime Wire that's also Limewire's another You are okay? Were
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us right? Now? Let's go back to the Lime wire. How many
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songs did you to push without it freezing and you're like, oh, I'm
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on the fifth song. Just yeah, it was it was always challenge.
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It was always challenge, you know, that's we have to do it.
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We have to do back then to get the music, you know CDs though,
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like you'd have to burn it wait for it to render. So I
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was on the radio, will come on, you press record, you have
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to push both buttons down and then you have to push pause or like stuff
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real quick before they started talking Yeah Hi, And it's like and you're like,
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we know that, do you guys? Remember Hi? This is THEO.
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I was like, no, I don't want to hear the I just
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press play. Remember that? Remember that I love you? Where we are?
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No, And it's great to go back in time, right, Like
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technology has come a long way and now it's just like instant So if you
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have new music and you have new product, you can launch it and people
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will either grab it, right, And that's what great I mean compared to
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back in the day, right, we were literally you know, having to
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go places to promote ourselves. That's right. But you know now the click
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of a button, you can post a real. It's like, you get
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ten thousand views, Well look at this, you're international, You're international.
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Yeah. Yeah. Remember the flyer days, you would go and promote your
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show and then you'd have a street team and you'd have you know, people
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putting it on the I mean they still have it now. I think it's
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still gorilla marketing, but you have instant gratification of like, hey posts,
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I have ten thousand followers. Y'all can see it tonight, exactly right.
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So yeah, I'm really excited for you guys, and I'm just blessed to
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be in the same room, in the same space with Interlude today because Eric
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and James are here to just really give us, you know, the the
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goods of how they started and where they're still going. You know, just
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because you are, you know, away for a little bit doesn't mean that
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you're going you're gone rights right, And nowadays too, a lot of young
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people are I mean, just FYI for everyone who's coming October twenty eighth,
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it is a nineties vibe. And I read that Mahohala is a platform where
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you can we can celebrate phil Heritage Month, but also what is going on
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with right now and just bringing that, but that vibe, that ninety nineties
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vibe, there's nothing like it. I got a plug though, y'all still
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have good hair, you got the no great I mean, I don't.
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I don't see. Back in the day, we got the high fade,
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the pompadour, the street. You know, the baby they got the baby
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faces. You know what I mean? Are you little like Tommy My gosh,
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Jackie too sweet? True? No filters either, filters on filter.
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Okay, so let's go back to the nineties, Like what's your favorite like
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memory or maybe moment any nineties. I know Jada Pinkett Smith is hot right
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now that the hole Will Smith. I don't even know. I just caught
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on yesterday. I know what happened. I saw a bunch of memes.
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I'm like, what is what was going on? But you know, tell
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me a little bit about maybe a good concert you guys, like, like
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an interlude, moment, inter maybe a show that she watch nineties anything,
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nineties anything? Maybe the style, what was the style that you guys remember
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that that stuck with you guys? Cross colors? Maybe well you still rock
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the vest I think that was a nineties everybody wore us Jo vibes. Yeah,
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the leather or leather vests. Everybody played that song. But I don't
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know too many crazy moments, And I know there there was a when I
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think of interlude moments. There was a time when we're in Hawaii, we
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did a show. It was in downtown for the Hello Yeah, so we
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headlined that event. Man, they treated us so good out there, Like
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we're only five that traveled, but they got us like three suits. It's
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like, man, they really rolled out the red carpet for us. But
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as they should. You know, I didn't expect it. I really didn't
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expect it. So so we got there. We did all our promotion things
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on the radio. But the day of the show, you know, we
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did our sound check, we walked around, then we performed. But after
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we performed is when it really shocked us because we're like, wow, these
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are real fans out here. So we couldn't even leave the stage. We
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had to sneak out from the back. We ran since it was it was
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in the city, so we ran to a Cellular one store or something like
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that time, right, and then so like we were kind of trapped in
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there and there's like girls banging on the guy like this is a true So
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these girls they're just banging, right. So so our manager goes, Okay,
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look I'm gonna go out there trying to try to calm them down and
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go out and meet them. I was like, cool, that'd be fun.
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So he gets out there, he pulls out, you know, some
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photos to pass out so we can sign them, and they just like they
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were like pan on him right. Like he comes back in and just imagine
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like someone being on the shovels like springs exactly. So he had that look
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and he was like, no, no, boys, you can't go out
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there. So we literally had to sprint out the back and like go back
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to our hotel and we didn't get to like meet those fans. But I
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always remember that moment because Hawaii always showed us. Hawaii showed us. That's
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that's why see that you got to wear them. That's why I think you
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guys have the shades on because you got to protect your eyes, you know,
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because the fans the protect you gotta come back. We got to keep
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that for October twenty eight. All right, everybody coming, wear your shade
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please, no shade, yeah, no shade for protecting. We're probably gonna
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wear them on stage. So yeah, as you should as you should know.
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We we're just happy to hear these stories. I know, you know
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you are coming back into the scene and the music scene. You guys are
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going to be producing new music, and I'm excited to see where this journey
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goes because it's a whole new chapter in your your career, your music career.
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We all evolved, so you know what you had back in the day
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is not going to be the same. Obviously, interesting people on their toes
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and we're always looking to collapse, so you know, sure always, So
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it sounds like you're going to help us make some connections. So collaboration,
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you know, is full of talent. I mean, we all originally come
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from California. We want to come here respectfully and make sure that we you
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know, kind of integrate our talents and our purpose in the community. So
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if you guys are vibing with Interlude, you guys want to you know,
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produce some reggae, some Island vibes. Hit them up, Interlude hostial,
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that's right. What is something that you look forward to form? Mohalo Hollo
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on October twenty eighth, from twelve to eight. Yes, on October twenty
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eighth, from twelve pm to eight pm. I am looking forward, just
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definitely looking forward to celebrating phil Am Heritage Month, to see a lot of
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us come and more of like a beautiful family gathering where we can listen to
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some amazing artists. I mean, there's gonna be amazing vendors there as well
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as well as some food trucks, so you're gonna have good food, good
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entertainment, I mean, just good vibes all together. Downtown Container Park provides
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that whole atmosphere and it's just going to be a great time. What a
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wonderful platform, what a wonderful way. So thank you Tony for having mahalo
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hello, because this is the third year and the best is yet to come.
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The bus is yet to come. And we have interlude blessing our stageh
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my goodness. You know, we are lucky to be able to have Filipino
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Americans really represent us here. Yes, not only in Las Vegas. I've
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had the opportunity to you know, see them in Calli and other places,
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but to be in the same room and to share stories and to really see
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us evolve as people, and you know a lot of us are artists naturally,
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but to step out of your comfort zone and really take on the artistry
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and just you know, be uncomfortable, especially in our in our culture,
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it's like, oh, you know, you have to go into the medical
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frailty or you have to do something conventional and very safe. So when you
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step out into your artistry and you express that and you're able to show the
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community like, hey, no, you can do both. Yeah, I
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mean that's real talk. And thank you for acknowledging that. I mean,
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we appreciate it. I feel like, you know, there was a little
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bit of that even in our families growing up, right. I mean it
25:41
only comes from love, right, But you know, thank god it worked
25:45
out where we could do both. And you know, we have these memories
25:48
and these connections with everyone that does listen to our music, right, you
25:52
know, and that's kind of why we still do it. You know.
25:55
I was sharing that story earlier, Like when we go to these shows,
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a lot of people like to pour out to us and say, did you
26:03
know what your song did for me? Or I was going through this during
26:07
So those are the thing the memories I carry with me, to be quite
26:08
honest with you, and that's amazing because sometimes you forget and think that you
26:15
have the impact on people. It's pretty awesome when someone tells you that's how
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you impacted me. Yes, absolutely, couldn't have said it any better,
26:22
that's right. I know, there's like just Mike drop right there. You
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have to add to it, you know, as the big bro, like
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you see your relationship with one another and how you guys have evolved as artists,
26:36
Like how do you feel that you actually let him in going, You're
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welcome, You're there's no there's no interlude without James and vice versus. It
26:49
was the perfect match, you know, since birth. I'll say it like
26:53
that, there you go, and that's why we still here and that's why
26:56
we're still doing that's right. But you know, brothers and singing together,
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I think it's pretty cool because I think musically, you know, it's it's
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cool how we work together, like in a studio and even in a group
27:07
like I don't know if you guys can get along with your siblings that long
27:11
all the time, right share, you know, going on the road with
27:14
each other. So I think we're pretty blessed to like have that journey together
27:18
and still be you know together. Yeah, and winning together, still doing
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well. I'm sure you guys, like you know, give each other a
27:27
hard time here and there, but yeah, yeah, like that goes without
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saying. But what I'm saying throughout all that, we still you know,
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but you know, music does keep us together, as you know, I
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love that, and you know, you keep the culture going, you guys
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keep the respect and that fortitude of creating together and just you know, being
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an example to our community. How many years now in the business plus right,
27:57
ninety nine and yeah, yeah, ninety nine. So I go back
28:06
to you. She was, she was. She was a beautiful thought.
28:11
She was a beautiful thought. She was she was a thought that she came
28:15
out thought. See and now look at that because when I say thought,
28:21
yeah, I mean positive, beautiful memory. Now you know, everybody cool
28:29
and it's not like like different things. I know. I was like,
28:32
people, it's going to become a meme becoming like, oh she was at
28:36
thought. I was like, wait a minute, I know, later minute,
28:37
that didn't a positive man, Please don't hurt me. Please don't hurt
28:41
me. I promise you. It's but you know, and back in the
28:47
day, it was a lot harder to you know, put your music out
28:48
because you have to find a DJ, have to locate somebody who's going to
28:52
play your record in the club or on the radio, and if they gave
28:56
you a shot, you're like, oh my god, we made it.
28:59
But now it's like you can just send a file and thereffer that's right there,
29:03
click up a button. Really, you can download on Spotify, Apple,
29:07
So tell us where we can find your music. Ice there you go,
29:10
like you said, Spotify is the please follow us, you know,
29:14
Apple to an Apple. We're basically on all streaming services. But I just
29:18
use I'm just one little bit there when people sometimes if you search interlude,
29:22
sometimes all the songs don't show up, so search interlude music within, which
29:26
is the title of the album. For some reason, that kind of works.
29:30
I'm don't have to make a reel about it because people ask, because
29:33
people may asking, I'm trying to add your music when I do my post
29:37
on whatever social media cycle. Okay, can you guys drop some names that
29:41
you in the phil On community that we've you've already worked with or have come
29:45
back to work with. Yeah, for sure, I mean the first one
29:48
because mine is obviously. Can I our sisters, you know, we did
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a duet with them called Together as One on our Music Within album. Yes,
29:56
and you know it's I mean from people say, it's kind of you
30:00
know, Filipino Anthem out there because you know it's two of their favorite groups
30:04
kind of joining for yeah, and you know combination, right, and I
30:08
think the fans love that. They love when people kind of team up and
30:11
so, but can I would be one? And then we also did a
30:15
compilation with the other phild An artists like One Voice, d n H Kai
30:22
Harmony exactly right. I'm just like Jocelyn. Yeah, sorry if I forget
30:26
any because I'm getting full right, We're so Kai right premiere. I mean
30:38
those are sisters, yeah, yeah, and so like there's the San Jose
30:44
sound, there's a so Call sound. Now you guys are in Vegas,
30:47
so I think it's going to merge and you guys are going to evolve into
30:49
this the Ninth Island Solesion. I mean, it's it's good, It's gonna
30:56
be awesome, amazing, especially for now then to have there and to perform
31:02
live on stage. I mean, you guys, you don't want to miss
31:04
this. You don't want to miss it, guys. Interlude will be sharing
31:07
the stage on Mahalow Hollow October twenty eighth from twelve to eight Downtown Container Park.
31:12
We are so lucky to have them in house today. Eric and James
31:17
two thirds Cyrus. We want you to write here safely on the twenty eighth.
31:22
Actually he's flying in twenty seven. And also we will be having our
31:27
after party at the Aharn Hotel, so shout out to Aharn Hotel for sponsoring
31:33
us. Thank you so much. We will be housing our talents there as
31:37
well. And then the after party will take place right after Mahalo Hollows.
31:41
So if you guys are lucky enough to be invited, it is an invite
31:45
only VIP. We will be giving out some wristbands the day of the event
31:52
and we will have interlude there. You never know, maybe Eric will be
31:56
playing some tunes on the deck and Tony Braxton, I mean Tony's listening right
32:05
now. I mean, come on down. The price is right to Tony
32:09
text me she has said she's listening. Shout out miss to thank you.
32:23
I love it guy. Yeah, so you guys are now locals. How
32:28
long have you guys been here? It's going on three years almost. We're
32:34
official now three years have been replanted. We're here. We survived the heat
32:39
and the winter, so welcome. Yes, that's two three now three now
32:45
congratulations and a lot of hurricanes and a lot of flash floods. You're welcome.
32:50
You know. We were scared about like the first summer. I was
32:52
like, what is that really going to feel? Like? You know,
32:54
people, it ain't so bad, you know. That's my honest answer that
32:58
it's not that bad. You're standing outside, you're in a If you're hot,
33:01
you go inside in air conditioned. Yeah. Gone. So you know,
33:07
I love its quizzing out. And if you're cheap and you don't want
33:09
to use your a c ol date, just go to the casino. That's
33:13
right exactly. I love it. You look at that. So it's just
33:15
like, you know, just just figure it out, just figure know what
33:17
I mean, there's plenty of plenty of you have lots of Californias, like,
33:21
oh, how's the weather out there. I'm like, it's fantastic.
33:23
Yeah, I like it. Coming over and they're like, no, it's
33:27
too hot. I'm like, well, I came from eight eight, so
33:30
it's very similar from California. It's the desert, you know, right,
33:34
Well, I came from San Diego, so it's all right, I'm like
33:42
Lemons squeezy. I mean, my gosh, but we're enjoying the weather nowadays.
33:46
I mean, we do get our sprinkles of cool weather and then you
33:51
know, and then it's you know, back to heat or back to the
33:53
cold, so we get the best. Well, now that inner losing the
33:55
building, it's a lot cooler cool, and you're having to be on stage
34:02
sharing some R and B classics, some originals and that good vibe of you
34:08
know, their acappella, slash pop and R and B flavors. So don't
34:14
miss out. Guys, do you have any parting words that maybe you want
34:17
to shine on our friends? You? Okay? Are you asking me?
34:24
Well, in the music industry as far as like you guys, drop some
34:29
gems. All right, Well, first of all, thank you thanks to
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PHLV for having us out. Thank you guys so much. Thank you.
34:36
We really appreciate that. But really we're just here to invite everyone to the
34:39
show. We want everyone to come out, have a good time. We
34:43
want to give you, guys all the feels because that's what we like to
34:46
do. We like to sing and we like to have other people feel what
34:51
we feel. That's right around stage. I'm feeling it right now. Yeah,
34:54
So come out and have a good time, and most partly we'd love
34:58
to meet you guys. Come out good. That's right, guys. So
35:01
once again we are excited to have Interlude share the stage on Mahalow Hollow October
35:07
twenty eighth, from twelve to eight, along with so many other artists that
35:12
are joining us. You know, I can't even drop all of them right
35:15
now because you know, it's just excited. I'm excited to have them in
35:19
front of me, right, true, So staying present, let's right.
35:22
Anything, just be excited, and you know, you guys, another opportunity,
35:25
come on down. I mean, all you gotta do is just come
35:29
check it out. And it's a free event, which I love for free.
35:31
It's so fun, just so fine, you know what I mean,
35:35
family events. Come check it out, get some good food, listen to
35:38
some amazing artists, come meet some amazing artists. My goodness, yes,
35:43
but you can only it only happened at Maalo Hollo. Absolutely, guys.
35:47
All right, well, you know I'm not going to have them sing because
35:52
we're going to save that for the show. Usually we have a little bit
35:54
of an outro, but today we're going to save it, you know,
35:57
because I want Cyrus in the mid We need the three. We need the
36:01
three. We need that. What do you guys think? Yeah? Okay,
36:05
all right, so we're gonna keep it a little low key today,
36:08
but I want to thank you guys. I want to thank you guys again
36:20
for tuning in to another Mahallow Hollow and then some episode. I'm your host
36:24
Tony Rose, our guests interlude, and my amazing co host, Missus mc
36:30
level left. Be kind, y'all. Take care