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Exploring 'Stealth': Mental Health in Music and Podcast Milestones · The Scene Projects

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  Hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome back to another episode of the Freshest Sounds podcast.
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  I do apologize on my behalf that it has been a while since I have done one of these episodes
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  but I'm back raring to go.
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  So before I start anything I just want to say a massive thank you to all the artists who have
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  sent in music for the episode this week.
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  We have only got two artists this week for this episode obviously I am just getting back into
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  things so I am just going through emails and everything now.
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  These two artists have sent in two songs so all we are going to do is play two of their songs
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  and that is going to be it done dusted for the podcast episode.
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  Without further ado and ladies and gentlemen here is the first track I hope you enjoy.
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  I'm gonna shake.
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  Shake it down.
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  I'm gonna shake.
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  song was called Get It Out.
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  I really enjoyed that song to be honest with you.
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  Sort of getting like an indie vibenot rock as such, but if you know your music, you know what
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  I mean.
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  Yeah, no, kinda was getting like an oasis vibe as well from it.
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  What did you think of it watching?
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  You know what to do, let me know in this comment section down below.
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  Thank you very much.
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  So they have sent in another song as well, so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna play this one
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  now.
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  This is called Days in the Sun.
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  So let's see what it's about.
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  Of dreams.
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  And now it seems like yesterday's dust on an old amplifier.
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  Stage your passion, following paces and moonlet turned faces hiding away.
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  Well, I've been on the road for so long, long.
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  And it felt good to sing the new songs.
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  Now that I'm back, I found what I lacked from a time when nothing went I've Well, I think of
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  you.
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  And I'm
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  And there you have it ladies and gentlemen that was Days in the Sun.
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  Again I really really enjoyed that song to be honest with you.
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  To say these are hot music artists as well, I am assuming that they are hooking me as well
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  because that sounds like proper radio quarter in my eyes anyway.
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  So it is not something I would put on my Spotify playlist personally but it is amazing,
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  the instruments, the vocals, just everything went together so so well and it seems like
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  these people or this band has been doing this for a very long time and I am absolutely
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  honoured and blessed to feature you and to have you on the podcast and I just want to say thank
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  you very much from the bottom of my heart for them two songs in because I really appreciate
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  it and is just nice to hear different music as well from all over the world.
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  I am assuming that these are Americans, get there in the end.
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  So going to play the next set of songs so just bear with me one second please while I just get
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  this up.
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  I accidentally knocked off my emails as we were doing this.
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  It was look very professional, but we wing it on this podcast.
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  That is what I like about it, just winging it.
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  Got a few songs there actually.
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  Five to be exact I thought.
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  So this is off an artist Waver.
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  So I'm just going to play one at random.
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  This is Waver and it's called Stealth.
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  Venom in the system I can feel it when it goes in here Sharpen the cantanos bit an atom with a
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  frozen spear Angel with a mantra every chapter is accorded tear Travels in the patterns of the
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  matter till the roads are share breaking every barrier the carrier a frozen fate Whispers in
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  the ether as I wander through darkness, same Ripping through the kingdom like a rapture When
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  the patterns race Storming in the silence With the presence that outbreak the glass One in
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  every tower When I'm rising Better face the clash Carving through the iron Leave them
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  crying in a wasted mass Harness all the fire turning higher Watch it chase the ass
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  And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen.
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  That was Waver Stealth.
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  I wow.
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  I really enjoyed that one, to be honest with you.
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  Thank you very much for sending that one in.
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  And I'm quite privileged to get songs like this sent into the podcast because it's amazing to
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  hear this raw and absolute talent from, you know, all these artists from all over the world
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  and, you know, some of them, majority of them are better than radio quality stuff that we are
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  listening to right now and it's very very mesmerising by, you know, the sounds and what
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  gets sent in.
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  But, yeah, no, I really enjoyed that one, to be honest with you.
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  That's number one for me, that song right there then.
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  So there's no room for improvement on that one, in my eyes personally, but, you know, the genre
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  of music I was getting was drum and bass and a bit of garage vibe as well.
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  You know, mostly drum and bass anyway, but I was just getting an instant intimacy with a bit
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  of a garage vibe as well.
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  I'm going to play Wave It, No Keys next and let's see if it's another drum and bass track.
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  Wait complete but never woke I like the different drifting game Bro, I smile but it's a
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  joke.
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  The punchline's where the twist begins.
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  Thus too loud to hear my thoughts.
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  They circle back like twisted wind.
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  Trapped inside a struggle ghost to paint pills off like bristy skin.
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  Since my mugs of sodium tea, my breakfast got prescriptions in.
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  Pills dissolve like memories, I chase them down with friction thin.
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  Eyes been dry for seven weeks, I see but feel no grip within.
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  Think I'm fine then lose myself, can't tell what part is real or grim.
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  Floating through the daylight vapour barely touching what I see.
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  Couches home and foods and maybe time dissolves like melted sleep.
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  Friends don't ring, I lost the signal.
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  Bro, it's nothing left to keep.
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  I just go through reels of silence drowning in this soundless deep.
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  Ain't no fear, just empty sequence.
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  Every breath's every run, bleak of words.
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  Don't mind the echo cryptic walls, his voice I hear becomes a slurp.
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  Pain don't shout, he softly clawed.
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  He leaves his mark, but don't confirm.
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  Now I write my life in stores just hoping someone hears this hurt.
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  Spoke to bro, but never said it.
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  I'm not built for these routines, so I just keep my breath alight and smile between
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  descriptive scenes.
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  Every breath feels like a rental, bro.
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  I'm leans by what I've seen.
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  The house with doors and roads of grief, and I don't even own the keys.
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  Wait to start again.
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  My skull like haunted taps that never end.
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  Half my brain's in breath and fog, the other half won't let it mend.
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  Hurry skinks have weeded them down by sparkling pain and breathe again.
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  Laying flat in frozen sheets, cums are flat.
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  It's my only friend.
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  Broke the tally, talks in tongues, I knew it just to play pretend.
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  I watched the shadow stretch and call, I know their names, they like to bend, feel the chill
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  inside my chest, like winter's dropped, this place to rent, I ain't left this flat in days,
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  I'm speaking smoke with no intent, clothes been slept in, fridge is empty, bins full up with
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  tabbed regret, I ain't broke, but I ain't mending, I'm just waiting to forget.
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  Calls come in, I let them echo.
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  Words just bounce around the set.
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  Text me bros like I'm just chilling.
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  Truth is I ain't left my bed.
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  Mine's been pressing like a needle, scratching versus bleeding lead.
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  All my thoughts just look like vinyl.
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  Every spin repeats was set.
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  Used to dream of peace in corners.
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  Now I dream of black instead.
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  Bro, I'm floating through the silence like I'm trying to join the dead.
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  Doors don't rock, they just dissolve.
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  I lost the key inside the blur.
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  Thoughts unfold in cryptic walls, each voice I hear becomes a slur.
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  Pain don't shout, he softly closed.
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  He leaves his mark, but don't confer.
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  Now I write my life in stores just hoping someone hears this hurt.
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  Spoke to bro, but never said it.
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  I'm not built for these routines, so I just keep my breath a light and smile between
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  descriptive scenes.
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  Every breath feels like a rental, bro.
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  I'm leans by what I've seen.
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  The house with doors and roads of grief and I don't even own the keys.
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  And there you have it ladies and gentlemen, that was waver no keys.
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  What I thought of that, I thought it was absolutely amazing.
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  We've just gone from a drum and bass track to a more chilled blues sort of melody and you know,
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  if everything is true in that track what you are saying, please reach out to me because I am
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  a big advocate for mental health myself, I do suffer for mental health also us guys we need
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  to talk and we need to have other guys back.
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  So if you are watching this video, you have got my email address for the podcast, you are more
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  than welcome to email me as well.
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  Will sort some stuff out from there.
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  Going back to the song, I thought it was absolutely amazing, there is no for improvement
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  there whatsoever.
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  I liked everything about it.
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  I loved the lyrics as well because you are actually speaking truth and I was saying this
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  to someone not so long ago, like the music that's out now, you know, they don't really
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  speak much truth and everything and it's just like I don't even know how to word it to be
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  honest with you because it's just some of them are ridiculous and the lyrics just don't make
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  sense or anything whatsoever.
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  So yeah, really enjoyed that one.
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  Yeah, thank you for sending them in.
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  Like I said, it's only going to be a short episode this episode anyway.
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  If you are an upwind artist like these two people who you have just listened to then make
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  sure you send in your music to freshestsoundspodcast2024gmail dot com again
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  freshysoundspodcast, you can find us on Instagram which is freshysoundspodcast, You can
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  also find us on TikTok.
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  Guess what the name is?
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  You guessed it right.
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  Freshly podcast.
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  It is freshly sounds podcast on all social media platforms.
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  The only thing that's different is obviously the email address which again I relay is
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  freshysoundspodcast2024gmail dot com.
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  And it is the podcast birthday as well so I have been doing the podcast for a year now so
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  happy birthday to the podcast!
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  And I just want to say a massive shout out to all the artists who have made it from last year
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  to this year as well.
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  All the artists that I have featured such as Fatal will feature Comprehend, feature Joe
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  Dark, Dark with there's so so many, solo wolf who featured him, know, there's absolutely
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  loads, the list is endless and you know, I just want to say a shout out to Comprehend as well
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  if you are watching this.
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  Well don't forget getting on BBC introducing in your area.
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  This is what I mean ladies and gentlemen, we have upcoming music artists on the podcast who
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  are making it out there as well, so they're coming on here and they're going to other big
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  places as well, so make sure you jump on this podcast because who knows who you could be
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  listening to.
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  They might be the next big artist on BBC.
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  You might hear them on the music channel, whatever channel you're listening to.
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  They could come on your local radio, who knows?
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  Who knows?
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  But all you can say is I heard that person on Fresh It Sounds podcast.
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  So yeah that's it from me ladies and gentlemen and I hope to catch you on the next episode.
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  Thank you and terra for now.