PipemanRadio Interviews Sanguinem at Bloodstock 2023

0:00 Hey, you love them two, that's sure, I'm coming. I'm for see why po wake up of America. It's time for the adventure. So pipe Man on W four CWY dot com, West Palm Beats is number one internet radio station. Here's your host, the White Man. This is pipe Man here on the Adventures by Man W fourth and by Radio, and I'm here with some Winnam. We just finish our show. We played twelve o'clock early on and here will and tell him your band name, sang Winnam.

1:12 I had to hear it a second time because sang Winnem. I've been doing this all weekend and I'm fried my hearing my throw everything. I believe that means it was a good Bloodstock festival, right, very exactly. You were by what are you? That's right? So tell us a little bit about your music from an artist perspective, not genre or anything, but how you view your music. How would you describe it to listeners. I think would be white, melodic and soulful. I like that, Yeah, soulfull, you know, because it just come from the cart. Man, You just come from the cart and it's we just put it all out there. So that's what I believe it's very soulful. That's the only way places should come from as the heart, right, you know exactly this is from the heart.

2:07 You shouldn't and that's why that's why you know we're biased consent William, which is which means blood in Latin. Yeah, so yeah, it's all in the blood. Man. I love it. And what led you to blood Stock? How did you get here? It was a tough thing actually because we're going from London and we played Middle to the Masses competition and in London this plenty of bands are like really good bands, and I could say like maybe fifty to sixty were competing against and we were like about four or five stages. I thought, like, we want to get through to kind of fun. I didn't know what was this really convinced we wing to win until the final in the finale, Man, were winning this thing, winning this Yeah, I hadn't feel when you found out you won, man, I couldn't. Seriously, I couldn't believe it. It was It wasn't it was he Heaven, you know, like, like, man, we worked so hard for this, you know, like and I felt that we we deserved it, you know, like you but this is there was a lot of great bands out there, you know, like we will compete against and it wasn't really a tough joy for the judges and the audience and everything, you know, like but we have a good following, you know, like

3:39 they were supporting us every time, you know, through a competition. And what we made him, man, we made we are It is amazing because there is a lot of good talents. So that says he dies must have been really bad ass to be able to play at blood Stuff well, which I think I think we just matched it. We started playing with like like a half a ten and like we finished, it was a full time man's a lot like cheering for us and over people were walking out here now like oh fuck, where is that? Yeah exactly, people walking You could see them, you know, like, what's amazing. Man, I love it. I love it. So what made you? What point of life made you think to do this? What to be a musician, to be in a band? When did that come about? Well? I was about six years old and I was watching my grandpa playing classical guitar and and I really liked the sound of it. Who played like Argentinian folk, you know, like something like really weird, you know, like like you had plenty of guitars. So yeah, I started about with the guitar and we're playing and and then I started going to school, you know, and someone just show me I don't made them. It gave me the tape of Killer, you know, and was listened to that. Oh man, this is fucking awesome.

5:03 And then I went to a front of my house and and they said the guy had he was, yeah, I mean he might be more wealthy than we were at the time, and he had MTV. At the time, it wasn't rock and metal bands on TV. And I was like, oh man, that's fucking awesome, you know, like this is what I want to do. This is what I want to do this, you know, like when it was fourteen. Then they got my first base and the well so I played both of them. Now, you know, guitar on basse, but yeah on a stage for basse for me, you like, I love it, you know, and it's good to hear shit like that, especially like Killers. It's my favorite made an album to take any say you go, you know, not a popular opinion, but I love Paul Diano. I mean, I like Bruce stew but Paul, yeah, I love it. Well, my whole album it's just great. Yeah, but I have that and it had right next after I had the number of the Beasts, So that was it that the number of the Beast kind of convinced me this see what it is, you know, like I want this your exactly So how again top this? What comes after? Bloodstock? Well Man, At the moment, we are working on a new EP on also in the Middle to the Masses. There was a little price that we want on the side that it was a full single recording, what for all, studio, mix and master the whole thing, And well we're gonna go for that

6:40 at the moment because we have demot like about five tracks and starts gonna be the EP, and one of them is gonna be the single. So we're gonna do that EP and then just trying to get you a lot of bills. Nice. So question, I do a lot of festivals throughout the world. I've never done any in Origina. How would you compare playing here in the UK appared and compared to back in Argentina. Well, Argentina is a very remote place, you know, in the last country in America and on the South. So whenever you have a festival, there is stadiums kind of thing, you know, like, yeah, here's a bit more more cool festival. You have walking, you have download, you have health faced you in Europe, you know you have yeah, well yeah blow Stock. You know. So like people have moved around, you know, I became a lot of a lot of options. There are not many options, so when they go there, man, it's just brutal, man, Right, Yeah, it's just it's just brutal, you know, like the world Yeah, South American. Yeah, it's a basic ground in the world. And I've heard rock and Rio too. It's you're rocking man, rocking Rio. It's just insane. Man. Yeah, I beg with the Ones and WHI many stadiums playing bands playing you know, like mega bands. But well, for us, this was our first festival in and we did Blosstock and we're really

8:13 really proud. We're really proud. They take very good care of the artists here too, don't they. Yeah. Oh man, I think I'm so glad we have people carrying our gear. The first time in my life, I would carry my gear from the band all my ship upstairs, downstairs, you know, like everywhere I literally have people helping me to carry my thing back and stage. You know, like, wow, I didn't know that I disturbed that, like I could cutting by myself, you know, like, well there you go. See that's how you should be treated. I love it. All the people connect you guys on socials on the web, get your music, buy your merch, all that good stuff. Well wait, everybody's engaging. So it's really good, man, it's really good.

8:56 Okay. And how they look you up and like follow you on socials and stuff, well you can. You can go to some wodam middle in Instagram. You have some wodam in Facebook. We have bund camp where you can get our merch and our music. And was pretty much it at the moment. And is there anything else you the listeners need to know about you guys that we haven't covered already. We'll play from the heart and that's if you want to come and hit bank, come and see us. That's that's it. Those are great fun words. Playing from the hearts important. Thanks for being here at Bloodstock, and thanks for being on the Adventures of pipe Man.

9:39 Thank you very much, Look you man. Thank you for listening to the Adventures of pipe Man on w for Cui radio,