FIRST TIME hearing Susanne Sundfør - When The Lord
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That song and video are hard to watch, but so beautiful
Can recommend her collaboration with Røyksopp, "Running to the sea". It's written after the massacre at Utøya
If you want to hear something a bit more industrial/80's I'd give "Accelerate" a listen.
"The Brothel" and "White Foxes" are also great songs.
White Foxes from her Nobel peace prize concert in 2012 is a very good version of the song.
Another song worth listening to by Susanne Sundfør is Knight of Noir.
Susanne has so many good songs, hell i can't find bad ones on her albums
Silicone veil is also worth a mention :)
Fade away... mountaineers... so many, she is such a pure and gifted singer and composer. Hi from Portugal
@@Battlenude yes
i NEVER clicked a notification so fast in my whole life! had to wait for a moment to comment, cause......yeah had to cry a little, this always brings me to tears, needed to collect my self. Thank you Adam, you are the best, hands down THE best!! Thank you for noticing a true artist, and i mean both of the two in this video 💖 i am so happy someone finally recognizes the gem Susanne is and reacts to her absolutely fantastic music 💗
Thank you for your wonderful comment :)
Lene Marie Fossen lived with anorexia since she was ten years old, and through her own stories and experiences, we get along well on her way to her inner gate.
She shares openly about traumatic experiences with coercion in the health care system, about the fear of becoming an adult and about living with a disease that is all too often met without understanding and with burdensome mistakes....."My photos are not about anorexia, they are about human suffering" - Lene Marie Fossen
This is so right, until this day anorexia is often so understood....The fact is that it is one of the hardest mental diseases to overcome. Treatment is often failing dispite the knowlegde that is there last few decades. It has took me 10 years of my life with many times in hostipal, and I am not the only one...Music and Art is so powerful to see to rise above this all en that is excacly what Lene did...
I feel that in many ways she (Sundfør) sparked the rise of talented, young female singer/songwriter in Norway. She has been immensly influential in my book. It is impossible to be untutched by her. Thanks Adam.
I can agree with that. Susanne definetely ploughed some new fields.
@@judyjude True
I agree with you. She is extremely underrated.
Indubitably. She's the ur-Aurora.
@@donotthink You are not far of there pal.
„Memorial” is underrated Susannes’s must have! It’s a piece of a truly celestial music
So good to experience there is still empathy in this world
Exquisite singing. Another artist I was unfamiliar with until just now. And the photographer! Who are we as humans, that we can create such exquisite beauty, yet think so little of ourselves that we self-destruct? But we do, we do. What a mystery.
Susanne's music is ethereal, and its beauty just breaks your heart when you watch Lene's story. I was crying with you, while I was watching your reaction.
This song gets me every time, thank you for the reaction and your thoughts. The documentary doesn’t seem to be available with English subtitles yet, but the official website has a “stay tuned - we’ll update once it becomes available” message. So many lovely comments and terrific recommendations here, very curious to see where you’ll end up next as you discover more of her music. Could be atmospheric electronica, ‘80s inspired synth pop, indie/folk, 10 minute long Philip Glass-y tracks, ballads... Susanne likes to change things up.
Words can’t express the absolute beauty in her music and in those amazing photographs. Thank you so much for reacting to this💗
«Selvportrett» is an incredibly poignant documentary. I attended two special showings last year (in January, pre-Corona). Lene Marie's parents and sister sat right in front of me. What the movie does right: It allows Lene to tell her own story, to control her own narrative. There is no third voice, or analytical voice-over here. No «medical experts» downplaying Lene's version of the events. It's an incredibly respectful documentary.
Thank you Adam, for reacting to this. Ive seen this music video so many times and I cried with you again. And you are right, this is more than a music video and a song. Some of her soulful portraits here are of victims of the refugee crisis on the island of Chios in Greece. Lene Marie’s last wish was that her work should be shared with as many people as possible.
Susanne’s voice is so hauntingly beautiful and Lene was an extremely talented photographer and artist and had a will power like no other. She wanted desperately to live, and her parents had a hope she would make it, cause she was always so strong. She stopped eating when she was 10 and lived with this terrible disease for 23 years (she died when she was 33, under 17 kg). Its so sad and heartbreaking.
She has said she wanted to be much more than just a disease. She has said the following «My photographs are not about anorexia. They are about human suffering.».And that is what is left; the goodness, the wisdom and the old soul in a young body. She took great care of those around her, said the producer of the documentary who had also become her friend. She got to see the premiere of the documentary a week before she died.
Lene emphasized that she wanted the film to happen. It was important for her to get her story out, and show her art. She wanted to show the pain she had, with the hope that it can help others afterwards.
Lene Marie actually herself asked Susanne to collaborate with her on the documentary.
BTW Lene is pronounced with both E’s like the E in «help»
This is a link to her TED talk interview.
ua-cam.com/video/bOkSQJQIRV0/v-deo.html
I love your respectful and heartfelt reaction. I sobbed! Beautifully sung and a heart rending video.
please do more susanne reactions 🥺❤️❤️
The man who gave Lene that hug in the film, was Morten Krogvoll - maybe one of Norways top 3 photographers. Lene had artistic recognition before she left us
Finally! Reaction videos to the magnificent Susanne... I've been requesting for years.
Dear Adam, a few weeks ago I have subscribed to your channel and I am glad tot doing that. My heart is still pounding after seeing this. Thank you for the warning upfront so I was prepared. As a survivor of this severe illness felt every emotion you did and more. Your reaction was so full of respect, for the music, the art and the circumstances. When I am ready for it,I want to see Selfportret as well. Love from the Netherlands
Just watched self portrait on the Norwegian equivalent of the BBC, NRK.tv. i presume its geo-locked but it might not be, or VPN might be used to bypass i presume. it sadly does not have English captions on the site. Amazingly powerful especially when Lene ruminates on her condition and how she struggled against her own mind. I dont have an ED but still found so many things she said poignant and relatable. Susannes music really complimented Lenes work
Oh Adam. I cried with you. You are such a warm and genuin person. Thank you for sharing this! The documentary about Lene is really difficult to watch, but very beautiful at the same time. Susanne is also a part of the documentary as well, because she and Lene were friends. And her music features throughout the documentary. So glad that you like Susanne! Can't wait to see what you react to next.
Every Norwegian name ending with an -e (at least that I can think of) are pronounced as -eh. Leneh, Susanneh, Trineh, Marieh, Aneh, etc.
Hauntingly beautiful. Great reaction as always.
Words can’t express the absolute beauty in her music and in those amazing photographs. Thank you so much for reacting to this and sharing the experience.
It does not often happen that I discover something special when watching a reaction video. I am particularly attracted to the manner in which Susanne Sundfør sings in this song... the variety of melodies and the runs and trills you simply rarely hear in music. Susanne's voice is an instrument.
Check the video M83 oblivion with Susanne Sundfor its the best performance in live program the Jimmy K
This is beautiful. Does anyone knows where to watch the documentary with English subtitles?
My best Susanne Sundfør suggestion is to pick up her two masterpiece albums “The Brothel” (2010), and her maybe best album “Music for People in Trouble (2017). Start with the album from 2010 and try to listen through the full album, that’s a sacred experience I promise. Continue another day with full attention through Music for People in Trouble in one listening experience. I like to listen to her while I run, and I experienced The Runners High a couple of times listening through both “Brothel” and “Music..” Other songs I would recommend is Running to the Sea with Röyksopp, The Silicone Veil, and White Foxes. I don’t like all of her videos, but music, sound and voice are mind blowing.
Also there is Oblivion, with M83 another masterpiece
You should react to Susanne Sunførd - Oblivion
The song Mountaineers is a masterpiece, probably her best composition yet.
Beautiful song... Lene, the first e is corect but longer. The second is like the first, but short and light.
I think this may be one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written
I so agree with you, Tom.
Here, it is absolute thundering silence in my house.
Even the walls resonate with an abyssmal sorrow, a torment empty of words or sounds.
A last resort prayer of desolation, soundless groonings of despair and, from far and away, a faint hope of mercy coming from a distant cloud.
@@jacquespicotte8493 =)
And this version of her epic "mountaineers" wich shows the insane range of her voice ( live from london) ua-cam.com/video/88N_6Ifp9UE/v-deo.html and her "sound of war" at the same concert ua-cam.com/video/g5YIY9Hj4ss/v-deo.html. And the music from "ten love songs" and from "music for people in trouble" , which both can be listen to as concerts.
For me, she has the best female voice of all. I am very moved every time I hear her voice and her songs. But in life concerts, her voice sounds 1000 times better than on CD or on the Internet, I couldn't believe it either, but I was able to experience a concert in Berlin in 2017 and it was absolute awesome. See you then.
Wrapping you in a big hug, Adam. "When the Lord" (music, Lene and her work) calls for each of us to reach out to one another and just hold on. Thank you for reacting so honestly.
I'm crying with you here Adam ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Thank you
exstremly important film
its the angelina jordan, aurora fans that are spreading the norwegian music artists, that is big in our country, but might not be so famous beyond our border, which is a shame, cause we have so many great artists that deserve recognition beyond our borders too :p
THANK YOU for exploring Susanne Sundfør. She deserves to be more famous outside Norway. I hope you react to more of her songs, or at least take the time to listen to her albums!
Thank you so much Adam, for this honest and heartwarming reaction.
Me too, Adam. Emotional music but add in the images and story and the impact is huge. Mental health is such a difficult area to treat successfully.
and the clip at the death bed where the two artists holding hands - there is no words, but there is everything. go see the film
I watched it for the second time. The first time I just stared at the screen when it was over. When I saw you were getting ready to watch it I jumped aboard. Thank you for your words, Adam, I really needed that. I'm getting to understand Norway is a very, very special place with very special people.
Heartbreakingly beautiful music and video, nothing more to say about that. If anyone doesn't get moved I wonder if they have a soul at all.
I attended the pre-premiere of the documentary, with the director, parents, press, fellow Norwegian photographers, many of them told stories of her life before the screening started. So, so sad, but also some good memories and anecdotes.
Susanne Sundfør was not there unfortunately, but if I remember correct, she became friends with Lene during the writing process and were in the film together with Lene.
Thanks for a great reaction to this beautiful piece of music.
Lene Marie Fossen 1986 -2019 Eminent photographer suffering from anorexia since age of 10. Open about her - documenting her diseaes in pictures and film.
Fever Ray - Keep The Streets Empty For Me :))
What abaut the lyrics ?
Sorry for Lorry 😭
I’d love to see you react to Silicone Veil
I think this is one of the most beautiful songs I’ve heard. Brings me to tears every single time I hear it. I only saw the video this morning I don’t know where I’ve been honestly but it passed me by. Wow. I’m blown away.
You should listen to Susanne Sundfor live performance of the song White Foxes during the Nobel Prize concert in 2012. It's really really good in my opinion.
Ekte og uendelig vakkert ❤️
Real and infinitely beautiful ❤️
and Susannes "Amor est mortis" "god of love"is one of many possible translations in latin here. I believe this choir piece from the film was composed almost at the death bed. kind of moving this one. ua-cam.com/video/ROst_Cmra50/v-deo.html
I've watched / listened to this many many times, and I still get the same emotional reaction every time that you just had - even when watching your reaction video now. 💗
Thank you so much for this reaction. This is such a beautiful and heart breaking song and video.
I first noticed Susanne when she collaborated with the artist Kleerup in a song called "Let Me In". The song is very nice kind of 80's vibe synthpop song and I thought the singing was something special, but then I kind of moved on without searching for other stuff from her. Few months later I've stumbled upon an article about Susanne and how she was about to release her album "Ten Love Songs" (which is amazing), and I remembered her name from that collab. That article mentioned an older song by her, called "White Foxes", so that was the second song I've heard by her. This was over 5 years ago, but I can remember clearly which day it was, where I was sitting and how blown away I was. Since then she has become my favorite active artist and I love pretty much everything she has done.
So apart from "White Foxes", I can also recommend: The Brothel, The Silicone Veil, Delirious, Reincarnation, Mountaineers, Running to the Sea (featured in this Royksopp song). These are only my personal absolute favorites of this truly remarkable artist.
What a beautiful song and video.
Though I was completely lost
all the way through.
It wasn't till the end when you started your analysis of the song. Than I understood
Now that I know what the songs is all about I will have to watch it again.
Thank You
Great Reaction Stay Safe
Thank you for this!
I haven't seen the documentary yet but i'm looking foward to it, check out Susan's featuring with Röyksopp a norwegian(of course) electronic duo. Such as "running to the sea" "never ever" and more that I don't remember right now.
Beautiful song .. A sad and difficult to grasp condition..
Thank you for reacting to this. It certainly deserve it.
With good reasons, the most emotional reaction video I have ever seen. Thx
Please react to another song by her!
Thank you for the moment of silence after the video. 🙏🏻 I needed that moment to gather myself also. This young lady used her art to bring awareness of human suffering whether it was self inflicted or by victims of their environment. This was a beautiful tribute to this photographer who captured a message through a lens... ❤️🙏🏻
Beautiful and so sad 😞 I ‘m crying here! Thanks Adam! 💖🇧🇷
Absolutely beautiful voice and a heart breaking video. It was hard to watch but I am glad I got the opportunity to see such a wonderful production.
I still recommend Darlings and Mountaineers, but also Silencer. Plus the songs other people have recommended. 😜
You should really watch this documentary Adam. It's so powerful, beautiful and brutal in it's honest way.
I watched it at cinema when it came out. I highly recommend it
❤️🙏Thank you❤️❤️.. love this song and the pictures. Tre amazing women Susanne, Margareth Olin( filmmaker) and the photographer. Rest in peace❤️
"The Brothel" next!
She's amazing! My favorite artist so far alongside Aurora and I'd recommend you Running to the sea (with Royksopp), Oblivion (with M83), Memorial, Moments, White Foxes, Rome, Your Prelude, every of her songs are worth listening.
Beautiful 💕 and sad 😥. Thank you! 🎼🇳🇴
The place Lene Marie Fossen is filming and photograhphing here, is mostly on a Greek island called Chios. I have travelled there 17 times. The ruined building she photographs her self portraits is an abandoned leper hospital on this island. (The hospital was closed lots of years ago.)
The man hugging her at the photo exhibition is the probably most famous photographer in Norway, Morten Krogvold.
Lene Marie Fossen has said in interviews that she as a young girl (I think 10 years old) realized she was afraid to grow up, and that started her disease with anorexia. I can see if I can find interviews in Norwegian, that can be read with the help of Google Translate, if you cannot find any in English.
I should wish producer highlighted her voice more letting voice and lyrics float more clearly over the accompaniament. Her voice is enchanting - I think a subdued guitar woud have ben more effectfull. (as Angelina and Ivan)
As much as the song is so heavenly...the message is so clear that we see all sorts of people’s suffering,yet we don’t exactly know the base or the core of it.We really need to know and understand about each struggle to be able to grasp the reality that it is happening.
Listening indeed should be the first thing to do,and being there for them to offer your utmost capacity you could help to ease up the burden.
This is so deeply sad...
I also cried the first time I heard and saw this.🥺 This is so beautiful and sad the same time!🥺❤️
I just cried ......so beatiful
Wow! Such a touching reaction of one of the most beatiful and sad song/video there is. Thanks! My favorites beside Undercover are «Slowly» and «Delirious» I hope you will react to her live performance together with Røyksopp, such as «Running to the sea» and «Ice Machine» are fantastic. And of course «Oblivion» song with M83.
Thank you for a wonderful and heartfelt reaction. ❤️I cry every time I watch this video, I can really relate to your feelings.
You had the same reaction as I did when I first saw this incredibly moving piece of art. Great video and I appreciate how much you felt this.
Adam, I just stumbled across this vid while about to listen to When the Lord. I paused ~4:10 to take a break before cont. but I think what ur doing is awesome and I'm going to write u a short (hopefully) post in the next few min as I resume watching: I think you'll understand. Just someone idk that I can quickly write to. Thx
First of all I had to pause to order more dope before my dealer goes to bed and I have a crisis like last night.
Most people say that they can’t find words when they see tis, but I have way too many. I am crying. I feel the same way. The only person that can save her can’t do it. Doo you know how tragic it is? When I myself cant do it? I am a heavy crack addict since 2006 when my dog was dying of cancer. I have been to 9 rehabs all over USA, etc. etc., but in the end here I am with my life wasting away. Yesterday i spend 540 on crack. Wasted an entire day running around trying to find what i needed bc my tolerance id soooo high.
My most impt “love” i guess and purpose in life is animal rescue and my 3dogs are E.very.thing… to me. But they wait all days and nights watching me happily or miserably kill myself while also trying to be their mom and change the world by various forms of charities.
This letter is v. fragmented, like i said, so much to say. So many thoughts.
Back to the vid. It is heartbreaking how her mother is so positive an suppoorve ab happy when you see them together. It has to be absolutely gut wrenching at best to watch as your child kills herself and she is the only one who can save herself. But she can’t. THis is my life and my parents’ lives. Their lives have been so full of sadness over my loss of a real life.
They are so supportive but i havent seen my mom in 11 mths bc i cant have here come visit me bc i have to be smoking nonstop and she knows it but i cant do that around her of course. The ONLY reason i am able to sit her and listen and write is bc i have so much dope in my system. other wise i would be panicking gand obtaining dope of course.
When i first saw this in jan i researched this girl a little and watched some interviews. Apparently the doctors say that if she could just gain like x amount of weight she would be able to hit puberty! So when she was 7 she decided she didnt want to grow up for whatever reason and so this is what she did. She is very aware of it all, just like i am. That it is killing her and devastating to her family, but she cannot stop.
I am not suicidal, but i fantasize about it constantly... first of all i would NEVER do that to my parents so i feel ike tno matter what I am safe for at least a few years until they are dead. Never never would i do that no matter what i felt like. My mothers very best friend lost her girl to suicide 2 years ago and watching that, well that’s something that i cant find words for.
Anyway, i always say that i will get clean and at least give my animals the full life that they deserve. It must be so frustrating for them to b a part of. The dogs that i have had over the years have been soooo affected by it, bc they have been around me clean and then around me using and so watching their reactions to my daily life is heart breaking. So many stories and the way that eventually after so many days and nights they would just go into the bedroom and sleep alone. And as 3 of them were dying of cancer i wasnt really there at all. Their only mom. Not emotionally there. Can you imagine dying of cancer and your mom or family was preoccupied??? Who does that ?? how could i? How CAN i still??
The emotional pain of abstinence is overwhelming and just ridiculous to actually do.
I am progressively cynical to the utmost degree.
I do not believe that ppl r inherently kind and etc as some philosophers may say et.al. the evil that i have seen since childhood of humans on nonhumans is “unbelievable”, like literally not to be believed. And exponentially available to witness via the www. I do not anymore care fore humans in general. Children at all; they r just growing adults...i dont see any reason to give them any precedence or preferential tx. I’m rantung. But i am religious, spiritual. And i kno that God has got some phenomenal system going on that wqe can never comprehend bc there's noooooo way that any creator wud create and allow the innocent needless suffering that is rampant in every corner of every crevice of this earth, chronic, unspeakable, UNSPEAKABLE, atrocities that are going on. All day every day. For so many the only relief will b in death. And they aren't even able to understand what and why. Just chronic hopelessness that is animal experiments et.al., et.al, etc. etc.
And the money and time that i spend every single day could save so many. Absolutely COUNTLESS amounts of lives. And i run around on my wheel 24/7, trying to avoid all this that i am letting myself feel for just a couple of moments while i listen to this song.
Sorry for the typos, just said f*** it so that i could write a little quicker.
God bless, end animal testing. Back to my rat race.
And i have been able to get clean, last time longest of 10.4 mths! But DREAM job, happiness, paradise, longtime love, is never enuf to maintain my contentment. Inevitably i go back, powerless as i am continuously knowing what i am doing, about to do to my life, where it will ultimately lead and end up. Year after yr after yr after yr. Since cocaine became my love at 17 in 1997 and then took over my life around age 20. I relapsed last nov 12, 2019. I havent NOT been on dope since. But it does make everything so wonderfully distant.
Before i go i will give u a cple quick examples of my daily grief:
While driving the other day i came upon a freshly hit and killed squirrel in my path on the road. Sux and i usually look at the sky while passing. BUT there halfway in the road is it’s alive mate/sibling/friend, there frantically trying to save the dead one. IM DRIVING AND I KINDA FUCKING LOSE IT MOMENTARILLY, but not really. I just started slamming my RIGHT (dominate) fist into the steering wheel, okay, and yelling etc. But i can drive, im just shocked & saddened, etc. for the pain that the LIVE mate is going thru.
***But the kicker is that later i realize that my LEFT hand is totally f**t up and bruised and fractured… so whenever i did all that i have no recollection of. Just the relatively controlled punching w my regular right hand.
I have a garden, i love it. Within 24 hours one of my pepper plants is completely destroyed, eaten, and i find it and i already know that it has to be caterpillars. Quickly if find the 3 large culprits and immediately pick them and stomp them on the ground like a normal person would. FOR HOURS AFTER THIS I WAS FREAKING OUT! Pacing in circles trying to get high and sooo mad at God for making me “go thru that or for letting me choose to kill them or just putting me in that situation.” idk, but i vowed never again to personally kill even those caterpillars. A few weeks later i found a slug in my garden. So i wrapped that nasty slimy thing up in a towel and held it out the window while i drove to the freaking closest park to let it free somewhere it could live in peace. Is that crazy??? ISN’T that crazy?? Who does that?? WHO ELSE IN THE WORLD DOES THAT?? this is the kind of thing that i live with and its uncomfortable at least as long as i can be high, but unbearable if i do not have that buffer of relief.
Bonus: 3. ua-cam.com/video/acU5dBF2nHo/v-deo.html
Most impt word in our language: ALTRUISM
That’s all, I have to go to the atm now before it gets too late and my whole night is ruined bc i hafta ration my dope until the dope man gets up around 8am.
God Bless
What a deep, sympathetic understanding your reaction was to this song and video.
I had seen this once before...the second time was so much harder. The loss of such a talent is just rending and the song is only sublime...And Adam this is of course an important and distressing disease not really with a good or even poor solution.
This is a nice reaction video, Adam. I do enjoy watching reactions such as this one of yours. Although I already had seen the documentary "Self Portrait", beforehand and therefore knew the story behind this beautiful sound track "When the Lord", that is the main sound track for the documentary. This obviously is purely heart breaking to anyone who's a human or human-like, and such a honest story about life. Nevertheless, I cry each time, even if I know the song and the outcome of the story, it's just too sad and touching and there's yet all this beauty in her images. I mean, her artwork, all those photos captures others people's lives and their emotions, and it's like she captures their souls in those photos. Such as for the refugee children that entered the shore of Greece or the elderly local people that had been around for long. I guess that to be such a great talent, it requires to know a bit about life and perhaps know about the darker side of life, to understand other people, and all sides, not just the happy times? There are so many shallow people about in the world, but this is so different, so heart felt. As a Norwegian, I'm obviously very much aware that Susanne Sundfør is a much appreciated and an award winning musician of the right reasons - and she is because she's good. It's as simple as that, because she's not one of those silicone babes out there. She's the real thing, she's an artist with her music and of the right reasons. And, Lene Marie Fossen, who's the photographer in the story, she was an artist with her camera. She captured so much life with those black and white, colourless images, and made then appear still so colourful as if it was made of magic, with that camera, didn't she? Sadly she left this world too soon. 23 is no age. I was at that age a long time ago. It's too soon to go, but she put her stamp on it. She was such a great talent and I trust that we all feel so much for her, regardless of personally knowing her or not, when see the music video. She seem easy to love, and yet we don't understand why nobody managed to save her from her own eating disorder that made her starve to death. This gentle soul, that couldn't be saved due to her severe eating disorder, anorexia, that she had dealt with since she was really young. Only ten. I guess many of us have had our struggles and perhaps even faced eating disorders ourselves, at times, although most wouldn't take it anywhere nearly as far as this. I trust that this song will keep touching people one way or another.
So sad. 😥 Next I suggest you listen to Sigrid (Raabe). Cheers mate.
Hi Adam! I'm so happy that you made this video!❤❤❤ I reacted the same way... I cried a lot in the first time I ever listened to this beautiful wonderful song!!! this is an Amazing artist for an amazing song and a very spiritual video and documentary... This broke my heart , 💔 and I think that the fact to have made this song for this documentary is genius and so heart breaking! This is the first song that made me heard about Suzanne Sundfor and now I listen a lot of songs of her! I love "Slowly" ,"Kamikaze", "Fade Away" ,"White foxes" ,"Undercover"... but I think you really have to hear by yourself some other songs because I think that Suzanne is an Amazing Artist 💖Bye Adam 😘🥰
Thank you for sharing this with me. There may be bright colours from shadows.
I have no words other than thank you Adam.
you are a so sensitive guy i simply adore you
Omg ! I cry so hard.
This message is so hard. 😭
I'm crying every time I hear this song - and I was crying with you this time. And what a nice reaction you gave. Respect! Thank you.
i can’t even compose myself to form a comment to this. my heart is moved and broken by this. thank you Adam for your comments on this. you are very correct in what you said. xo
beautiful painful artfilm - and there is moore music in the film - left me in tears that was not just sad - but also enlightening and kind of comforting.
loving that you're reacting to her stuff more! keep up the good work :)
there's something with her music that made me fall into depression twice, like i felt comfortable in there, it was really scary.
i love her music and a deeper way to know her is listening podcasts and interviews, she's really open about how she makes her music, which is quite fascinating.
and today, I watched your video knowing that i was gonna cry a lot 🥺
I reacted exactly the same.......tearfully speechless❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is art, it is human, it is transcendental, it was like Angels singing a prayer and comfort.
Beautiful Adam❤️
Thank you for introducing me to this artist.
Thank you for sharing her music with more people!
New Susanne Sundfør out eND OF this MONTH called "Blómi" - listen please to the first Single here at YT called "Alyosha" - another tribute for a surely lovely person.
Thank you. Yes, you can't know what's happening to someone unless you talk to them, and even they might not know. From what I've seen, eating disorders all seem to have very particular complex roots for each person, and having had one myself, it's insulting how often they're simplified.