260701_0493
Whakahauhau
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0:01Waihoki 1: Hello. Hi mate, how you doing? 313s · Speaker 2
Hello. Hi mate, how you doing? Alright. Yeah, doing well. Good. Good stuff. I've met you once before actually. I've got a cat here. Oh, I've got one buzzing about somewhere as well. How you doing? Yeah. I was at Alanis Morissette last night…
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5:15Waihoki 2: this because it's not the way I see it at all, but there's so many similarities in his life to mine, even places he's lived. 304s · Speaker 2
this because it's not the way I see it at all, but there's so many similarities in his life to mine, even places he's lived. Like I went to Berlin, I used to drink in De Schoengel, which was the bar him and I used to get high in and take dr…
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10:19Waihoki 3: Street, Easter Road, all these sort of home songs, I always envisaged a huge venue, you know, and people singing it back to you. 231s · Speaker 1
Street, Easter Road, all these sort of home songs, I always envisaged a huge venue, you know, and people singing it back to you. So I'm 36 now, you know, I've been... doing this for 20 years, I guess, since I started writing songs when I wa…
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14:11Waihoki 4: It's good to hear. 77s · Speaker 2
It's good to hear. It's good to hear. And also you're doing the Hydro as well. I mean, another massive gig. Tell us about that because you've got a big follow -in in Glasgow as well. Aye, so I've got a few. I was going to get an out. We pla…
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15:28Waihoki 5: Oh, yeah. 232s · Speaker 3
Oh, yeah. Another thing, like, I remember seeing them for the first time, they were supporting Oasis, mate. Yeah. At Murrayfield. Yeah. I must have been about 16. Yeah. 15, 16. I remember going around and they had a big hit, heavyweight cha…
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19:21Waihoki 6: hear me say that? 119s · Speaker 6
hear me say that? through things it just inspired the song and there was always fucking police cars outside you know like i played in one bar just at the bottom east third road the police come into the bar they won't need to close it down a…
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21:20Waihoki 7: it certainly does its own thing. 216s · Speaker 2
it certainly does its own thing. I wanted to ask you about the album covers, Callum, because, you know, obviously being a Bowie fan, album covers are really important, Bruce Springsteen. Like, your album covers, the last two records are a k…
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25:16Waihoki 8: How does it work now in terms of away from the industry? 106s · Speaker 3
How does it work now in terms of away from the industry? How do you put the album together? Do you just do it all independently? How does it work in terms of...
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27:02Waihoki 9: Absolutely, mate. 117s · Speaker 4
Absolutely, mate. No, I wanted to ask you how it works in terms of the songwriting, right? Because I wonder what it was like, say before, when you were playing, like, bars and stuff, when you went to write, would you write, like, through, s…
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28:59Waihoki 10: amazing Aye, it's just kind of like a. 302s · Speaker 6
amazing Aye, it's just kind of like a... It's almost in its own line, Salamander Street. It's just got its own wee thing going on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's where they know you as Mr. Salamander, but it's like... There's a few... You know, w…
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possible so we want to just all that huskiness we've got to try and get rid of it okay so just nice and clear and maybe we can have a little bit your scottish accent in there as well you know Aye, the way I sing now, I've always sang, it's …
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it and all the rest of it so I don't know if that's allowed to be talked about yet because we've not actually told anybody and I feel like if he wanted to announce that he would have done it before this interview so if you don't mind hold t…