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Nice reaction video! Great choice of music! Also, thanks for keeping it under 10 minutes. It's perfect for this 3 1/2 min. music video. Nicely done!

I just found your channel. Could you do a reaction of the 2011 Tony Awards performance of Anything Goes.

That climax to the song always gets to me. It's so powerful.

So you randomly came up on my suggested videos. Have you seen the Bluecoats 2023 show? My favorite show of all time I think.

Your mic is way too loud compared to the video

Great reaction! Thank you! Betty Buckley's Tony Award performance is also STUNNING.

It’s called ‘diction’ when you can sing the words, that’s a good singer

You may also like Memory on lucy thomas music. Lucy was born feb. 21 2004.

Thumbs up for "it's like you've risen above the clouds, into the heavens", cheers

These guys weren't born on earth.

I appreciate collier’s applied knowledge, but his actual music is severely overrated imo. He relies heavily on his features to give what his music always lacks, which is soul and connection. It seems like he hopes to find it, or hide the lack of it, in layers and layers of impressive technicality, but only ever achieves an overly-calculated mechanical sound, especially when trying to emulate “soulful” textures in this song. It just feels like that THX audio sound at the movies to me

Welcome to the Ronnie Rabbit Hole™️ 😈

You need to turn the volume up on the videos. Can hardly hear them. Would love to subscribe but can't listen to it this way. Sorry just saying!

Madison Cunningham's Mahogany Session is also stunning. ua-cam.com/video/XAhj7N250wg/v-deo.html

Top tip..the video volume is way too low

guy...your mic volume is blowing away the audio from the video

Great video, Pies. I've got another Jacob Collier request for you. Dancing Queen, live from Stockholm, feat. Alita Moses. It's hard to believe, but Jacob said it was completely unrehearsed. And of course, it's an Abba song, and Abba is from Stockholm.

Nice reaction, but please google about audio normalization. I had to raise the volume so high to hear this, the next notification beeped so loud it woke up the neighbour dog

Every Dirty Loops song is amazing and different from the other with lots of small (and big) surprises for you. After listening to them for 10 years + I still find new things in their music, I hadn't noticed... So keep reacting to them. For once I'm going to suggest something other than Dirty Loops though. They're from Sweden - I'm from Denmark, so I'll give you some interesting danish artists to listen to: Savage Rose - f.ex. “A girl I knew” from 1968, "Wild Child" or "Dear little mother". Savage Rose is an amazing band - and the singer Annisette is still going strong. They were offered a big record deal in the US but turned it down because they had to sing for the American soldiers - and they were (and still) are very politically aware. Alex Vargas - f.ex. “Shackled up”, “Solid ground” or “Higher love”. Or the amazing cover of “Police bells & Church Sirens” from the danish tv-show “Toppen af Poppen”. If you want an amazing singer - a bit like Jonah from Dirty Loops, but different :-) Nephew: f.ex. "007 is also go gonna die" Tina Dico/Dickow - f.ex. “Sacre Coeur” (singer song writer) Carpark North f.ex. “Transparent & Glasslike” (rock) Mads Langer “Monsters in my mind”, “Fact-fiction” or “Elephant” (Pop) D-A-D "Sleeping my day away" (rock - watch a live version, they are fire) Agnes Obel - f.ex. “Riverside” og “Just so” (for something different :-)) Dune “Dry lips” And a couple of "reaction hits": Lukas Graham f.ex. "Seven years" and The Danish national symphony orchestra "The good, the bad and the ugly"

Want to see a bit of bass magic? Have a look at Run Away. But build it up, by first checking out World on fire or some old cover that others suggests, then Follow the light, and then Run Away. It will be a small adventure into fun, surprises, quality, and delight. Of course there are many other venues to take when enjoying Dirty Loops. Any of them will be a joy! You certainly have the ability to enjoy and appreciate them; that makes me so glad!

Now listen to their latest, just dropped a couple of weeks ago: Run Away. Completely different and utterly insane. Everything they do is amazing.

Great react! If you liked Jonah’s voice, check out their songs “Next to you” and “Breakdown”. His vocals are truly insane-.

Yes, do more Dirty Loops, it's a rabbit hole, not one bad song. They also did a side project called Songs for Lovers and there are some great songs from Jonah Nilsson solo. They recently released a new song with a nod at '80's music and style. Album is coming. I saw them live about a year and a half ago and they are great! An artist I found a couple years ago is Valeriy Stepanov. He is a multi musician and plays mainley keys but almost any other instrument. He always surrounds himself with other top-notch musicians, both domestic and international wizards. A few starters would be Believe in Yourself, Seva Guzov, The Sun and On the Stork's Wings. Unbeliavebly good songs! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🔥🔥🔥🔥

Clark Beckham would’ve killed it too 🌻

Check out more FIR! The fans are ravenous for reactions. You will grow your channel massively. Check out the live version as the other commenter suggested. Also Popular Monster, Voices in my Head, and Zombified. The follow up to this video was their reimagining of Papa Roach’s Last Resort which has a very different vibe from this one. Enjoy the FIR rabbit hole!

Every time I listen to this song, my appreciation for Tory’s part grows. I wish they had picked a different male vocal than John, but that’s just my personal preference. The song is outstanding. ❤

#iharmu #jacobcollier gosh!

I love your opinion

Ronnie Radke is a beast at all genres. His team he works with for his music and his videos are incredible. Check out the live version of this song by calibertv. It goes hard!!

Love is song and band! 🤘🏼❤️‍🔥🤘🏼❤️‍🔥

Glad you’ve enjoyed this masterpiece by Dirty Loops, Pies, - but then everything they’ve ever created could be called a masterpiece… Jonah’s vocals (and keyboard/piano playing) are amongst the top ones out there at the moment. Every time I listen to this track, his vocals blow me away. Yes, it’s all him. You’ve mentioned getting Snarky Puppy, Herbie Hancock and Stevie Wonder vibes, and I think it’s all in there, together with everything else they’ve ever listened to, from classical to jazz, pop, funk, rock, RnB, you name it. They know no boundaries in terms of genres. As someone once said: “Dirty Loops put everything into a blender, mix it up, and then seem to press the Stop button just at the perfect moment” 😉 I love the way they write and arrange their songs, so as to give everyone the space to shine. Henrik is an absolute master on bass, and of playing perfectly in the pocket with Aron (drums). When studying music at the Royal College of Music, Stockholm, they both spent many hours, after everyone had gone home, to practise locking in together. Henrik is revolutionizing bass playing as we know it. Not just his slap bass and funk technique and feel, he’s inventing new ways of playing bass. It’s insane. Check out his collaborations with other jazz/prog/fusion musicians. Aron co-writes a lot of Dirty Loops tunes, lyrics, even melodic lines, as well as some or most of Henrik’s bass lines (!). On top of that he does all the visual editing of their music videos. Jonah grew up with both parents being choir masters and taking him to choir rehearsals etc. from the earliest age. One of his aunts was a locally famous Swedish opera singer. Other family members are also musicians, and he said that it gets pretty nerdy around the dinner table sometimes ;) He started singing practically from age 1, but only discovered his ability to sing lead vocals in a band later on in life. He studied both classical as well as jazz piano, and listened to everything from classical to jazz (Herbie and Chick Corea I’m sure being amongst them) to pop and everything else. Check out a three-part interview with Jonah on Stratele Studio’s UA-cam channel. Other Dirty Loops tracks to check out (apart from most of them being mindbogglingly awesome) would be “Work Shit Out”, (warning: extended keyboard solos to die for, as well as a killer drum solo!🔥🔥), “Rock You”, “World on Fire” (🔥 Henrik bass solo alert!) or their cover of MJ’s “Thriller” in a collab with guitarist Cory Wong. All of them completely mindboggling. Then there is their latest release (dropped on March 7) of “Run Away”. And for the umpth time they have exploded the internet and removed boundaries we didn’t even knew existed! Enjoy 😉🙏👍

Well done and kudos PR, you nailed it and looking forward to more reactions from you. My personal fave Dirty Loops tracks are Follow The Light, Work Shit Out, World On Fire, Thriller (yes that cover) etc so any of those will satisfy me as a new sub! Cheers!

Stop reacting to black gospel singers white man😊

Time to go down the Falling in Reverse rabbit hole. "Watch the World Burn" maybe? Their music videos are total insanity.

I could hear that kiwi accent from a mile away. Looking forward to more videos!

Welcome to the world of Dirty Loops! So much for you to discover: "Rock You", "Work Shit Out", "Follow the Light" and especially "Thriller" 😀

Cool reaction! React even to Tommy Johansson "Ave Maria" Regards. Lasse from Sweden

Lovely reaction! Did you catch that we got to see Jonah, the singer, on bass, and Henrik, the bass player, on drums, for a few seconds? Why not try another DL song, like Rock you, or Work shit out? Quite different from what you heard now. Or just pick a random DL song! You will likely like it!

Thanks for this one! It's always fun to see someone discovering Dirty Loops for the first time, and have their minds blown by this insanely competent power house of a group. Dirty Loops is a Swedish band, based in Stockholm, and they started the group as a hobby project in 2008, and never thought it would be anything other than that. In 2010 they put up a video on youtube (a cover of Lady Gaga's "Just Dance"), as a booking reference, to see if they could get a gig or two, just for fun, as they thought their music was way too unsexy for anyone to actually like it. Needless to say, they were completely wrong. The video went viral and a LOT of people absolutely loved it. Just about everything they've ever released is of this ridiculous musical quality, so if you consider checking out more of them, you could basically pick anything, and you more than likely won't be disappointed. And believe it or not, they are just as stupidly good live. My personal favourite is one of their more jazz fusion-y pieces, "Work Shit Out". They've all known each other and played together for 20+ years by now, in their mid-to-late-thirties. Jonah (keyboard/vocals) and Henrik (bass) even went to music elementary school together and met when Henrik was 11 and Jonah was 9. Aron (drums) comes from another part of Sweden and came along when he moved to Stockholm at the age of 16, to attend the same music high school as they did (he was in the year between the other two). Then they all attended Kungliga Musikhögskolan (Royal College of Music) in Stockholm, where Henrik and Aron studied jazz/rock, and Jonah opted for music production as his main subject. The backing vocals are pre-recorded and are all Jonah. Henrik said the following about writing and recording this song, in an interview in Bass Magazine: Q: “Next to You” has a cool, halftime-shuffle feel and a gospel choir component. A: "That song took forever to write. Aron and I wrote the chorus in 2016. We found it in a drawer and tried a bunch of new verses with it until we got the right one. Then at the last minute, Aron wrote the gospel choir parts. He sent a very funny demo in which he marked where all the different gospel parts come in and what kind of voice they had. When Jonah recorded them, he had a chalkboard with all the different characters in the choir, and he distorted his voice to match each character and so none of them would sound like him. The groove has our typical, swung-funk, triplet feel, but the key is the Bootsy funk formula of having a heavy one to make all the subdivisions after it work. Aron wrote the chorus bass line, which is keyboard bass-like, and it worked best with a combination of fingers and slapping." Also, they're just about to release a new single. The video should b up tomorrow, and it should be available on streaming services on Friday, according to their social media. I am embarrassingly hyped for it, hahaha!

No, he's not doing any background vocals through they keyboard. He (the keyboard player) happens to be doing all the background vocals, but as overdubs in the studio. The other guys only make appearances behind the mics for show. Glad you liked this video. Now you know why I love to watch people react to it. Interesting that you got a Lingus vibe from it. I hadn't heard that before. But I know what you meant, particularly at that one part.

bring big mama on killing voice to us <3

Really solid first video! Very enjoyable. And GREAT sound quality.

You gotta let a run finish before pausing!

It should be noted the reason for this song was JC’s invitation to singers to submit themselves performing with the hashtag #iharmyou and Jacob provides his choral wizardry around whatever is submitted. Yebba’s submission (made on a cell phone in a bathroom) got so much feedback to hear the remainder of the song, Jacob, with Yebba’s agreement, completed it with Legend and Kelly. Only JC’s magic with production could have brought this across the finish line. This was done, literally, in a few days time; John L. was done in two days. There is a video where JC is feeding Tori Kelly the lines he wants her to sing, and her singing them right back to him…. lightning in a bottle.

Welcome to the Reaction Video genre on UA-cam, Pies. I enjoyed this. One of my favorite videos to see people react to is "Next to You" by Dirty Loops. Have you seen it? If not, let this be my first request. Subscribed!

W pies!!