I saw them live last year. During a small break in the music, they ask the audience how many in the room were musicians. About 75% raised their hands. This is basically music for musicians 😊
@@jesperjee It all gets a little muddy live. I guess it's pretty hard to create a crystal clear funk live sound where every speedy node can be heard I thinks it's a bit easier to be AC/DC's sound engineer :)
@@jesperjee all of it isn't as spot on live, I agree (singing teacher myself) - but certainly good enough. I've seen them live two times - once back in 2014 and then last year 2023. And the runs are usually spot on live as well!
Jonah is actually a pianist first, although he did a lot of choir singing growing up. But he really is every bit the monster on his instrument that the other two are. He did all the singing on this track though - Aron miming background vocals in the video is just for visuals.
@@davhru not all of their music, there a ton of details that are essential to understanding their music, specially their latest releases. But their covers tho, that's definitely their non-musician music target.
You will never be disappointed with dirty loops. Classically trained in jazz always wins. And yes, Henrik on bass is a beast. Please consider watching their cover of Baby by Justin Bieber. One of Henrik’s best bass solos. The list just goes on with these guys.
So glad to see you discovering Dirty Loops. Such an incredible band. I love how they've so perfectly blended the sounds of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder.
Hey fairy godmother, this was one hell of a reaction! Not only did I love the fun things popping up all over your screen, in the way of flying Henrik kicks (the little ray of sunshine ;), fierce guys waiting for you to drop that a… word, etc. 🤣, but also how you let those three guys just slay you (2:34 😂). That’s what they do best, those three guys- slay people 🧨⚔️💥 I also appreciated your analysis of Jonah’s vocals -and yes, he does ALL of the vocal layers in this one, despite appearances. There is a whole story of how this came about, and others can tell it better than me… Here in this vid they’re just trolling us 😉 Yes, those vocals sound soo different at different times, -Jonah made sure they did just that :) Aron, the drummer, is vital in co-writing the tunes as well as often the basslines, -those amazing basslines 🧡 Not sure tho how much the basslines are Henrik’s writing in this piece. That funk and that groove are too good, like musical hot chocolate and musical dark chocolate -totally addictive, and as you’ve said, in the end it’s all constant layers of euphoria. The space and the contrasts they create in their pieces add so much, I feel. The secret sauce in their writing. And as you’ve also said, they hit you with something new every four bars. All three of them. And yeah, it’s only the three of them. My biggest wish would be to see another reaction to Dirty Loops from you. Educational, hilarious and full of genuine blown-awayness. Thanks 🙏
The most awesome thing about this song is that Aaron wrote all the parts for it, including Henrik's crazy bass runs and all Jonah's singing parts. There's just not many drummers who can do that. I welcome aliens if they're this talented. ;)
LOVE Dirty Loops. Am not a musician, but from the first time I heard them I was SMITTEN. Love each and every one of them. I never even paid serious attention to bass before I got hooked on DL - and became a huge fan of Henrik's. To me, their music is simply glorious, and the best of the best are the songs they've written. Hope you do Follow the Light - their astonishing collab with Corey Wong.
Welcome to the joys of Dirty Loops! They have been a bit of musical obsession for a long time, cause there is just so much cleverness in how they arranged things. I just can't even begin to say enough nice things about them and their music. You are in for some fun times for sure, so please keep them coming! Also, keep being a badass, cause as always, you are killin' it!!!
I'm not 100% sure, but I've heard that Jonah sings all the harmonies himself, and they just have Aron in the video for show. Aron also does the video editing, btw. And Jonah studied classical piano before he discovered he could sing. Some people…
It’s amazing…! Jonah sang from basically age 1, mainly in church choirs I think, but only discovered lead singing in bands at a much later age, when someone asked him if he could step in at the last minute for another lead singer… crazy 😮
"Oh, I think I'm actually quite good at singing... too. Perhaps I should do the entire choir as well..." I believe Jonah was once asked what he mainly considers himself - a keyboardist or a singer - and his response was keyboardist.
FYI: Jonah on the keys is doing all the vocals. His parents are choirmasters in Stockholm (?) and he has had classical music training. Aaron on drums arranged almost all the bass according to Henrik the bass player. All three attended the same music school. Henrik said in an interview his bass sound patches are managed by whatever it is they're using in their live performances to provide the click track, switch sound patches and trigger Jonahs prerecorded backing vocals. My guess is they're using a DAW (a macbook pro) which is more functional than a keyboard sequencer.
Oh this was a nice surprise to me!! Listened so much to DL some years ago. And now you watching them! 🙂 Will be fun and interesting to see what you think and to get all your great Fairy wisdom 🧚♀️🥰
Well I’m only four minutes in and your joy is exactely why watching reactions of them made me happy back then! And still does 😊 Not to mention their own joy of playing!
Thank you! 😃 Seeing your reactions was great 😄 and made me happy! Also great to get your explanation. About the voices/choir - they are all Jonah’s! (they like to play around in the video but the others are not actually singing). He also sees himself more of a pianist than a singer he said and would choose that if he had to… 😁
i really like your reaction videos in general, cuz i like your emotions combined with interested and professional analysis. this is your best as you let your emotions totally free that so many of us feeling when listening to this (and other dirty loops) song.
You should consider reacting to quite possibly the best done cover of “Thriller” by Dirty Loops with the Cory Wong band (including the ‘Horn Heads’ who played with Prince)… You’ll thank me later
Jonah Nilsson the vocalist and keyboard player did ALL the vocals on this track and it was layered in post. The drummer Aron Mellergård does the composition and arrangements. The Bass player is Henrik Linder who is world class. They are three friends from their time at The Stockholm Royal Academy of Music They are managed by Quincy Jones, which made me immediately take notice. Check out “THRILLER” ua-cam.com/video/m34byl2BT1o/v-deo.html
Coming from a metal background, mainly prog metal, it's impressive to see how much they can squeeze in, technically speaking, and how effortless they look while doing it. I'm used to more is more and this is fake less (as its technical AF) is more. It's a cliché, but totally applicable here: they make it look easy.
"The arranger..." Haha, both Noah and Aron have master degrees in orchestration from the Royal School of Music or whatever it´s called, in Stockholm. 😄 But I agree that it´s fair to expect that there is somebody else behind making the arrangements. Which there isn´t.
As far as I know most, if not all of the backing vocals on the recording is done by Jonah (the singer). Live they are usually joined by a fourth person with a harmonizer.
Yes, Dirty Loops is a powerhouse trio, with three amazing talents, each in their own zone, and having fun. The MJ influence is high, yes... and their producer is Quincy Jones. These guys are geniuses.
He was just their manager though. They produce everything themselves with some help of a guy named Simon Petrén, and they've said in interviews that they didn't send Quincy Jones anything, not even demos, until they were all done with a song, video and all. Since Quincy Jones Productions closed their managing division laste year, it seems they're doing that bit themselves as well. No management is listed for their latest release at least, and they're usually including that kind of info in the descripeion of their videos.
If the chat didn't mention for you, all the vocals in this song are actually just the main vocalist who recorded a ton of parts. The shots of the others singing and switching instruments are just for fun in the video. The other two do sing a bit in a few other songs but not much.
My favorite band! And now you need to listen to some of their other songs. You'll be equally amazed each time ;-) It's all Jonah singing on this one, but if you listen to "Rock you" you'll get Aron (the drummer) and Henrik "unfortunately" (the bassist) too. If you check out their hilarious credits at the end of that song, you'll understand why I write "unfortunately". Always check out their credits for a good laugh!
I am a musician myself. I like dense music and I like dirty loops for its sheer fireworks and perfection. After that song I need a break. It’s so overwhelming but in a good way.
:D Fun fact: When the BIG CHOIR kicks in for the final two sections, Jonah created different voices and characters for each imagined singer in that choir and performed them that way. It really does sound like a proper choir since he avoids the "uniform" sound that normally comes from a singer doing all his own backing vocals. (Not that that's necessarily a bad thing, sometimes that is of course just what the arrangement needs.) Great stuff.
Wow, this song is just phenomenal!!! I have been a Dirty Loops fan for at least 5 years or so, and I always look forward to hearing anything new by them. These guys are all such incredibly gifted musicians! I just can't get enough of their awesome music!
I commented on Dirty Loops below, but I just have to say that I'm absolutely impressed beyond belief with YOUR vocal talents! You can do ANYTHING with your voice, and I can't even find good enough words to say how much I love your voice. I really really enjoy all of your videos, and I continue to seek out all of your awesome reaction videos! Thanks!!! :)
@@ellenstergaardgravesen1011 Well, I stand corrected. I hadn't heard it hurts so I gave it a listen. First thought was "this is a ballad?" Then it went DEEP. I was wrong. And now I've got another song on my playlist. Thanks a bunch.
Nice reaction and welcome to Dirty Loops! Yeah, all of the voices in this one are Jonah. Aron and Henrik do backing vocals on at least one other song, but not this one. You really can't go wrong with Dirty Loops, but if you're looking for one with fun vocals, Rock You is pretty solid.
Super enjoyable and informative reaction! I was sooo happy watching it. Dirty Loops released a new song just weeks back, Run Away. Not as much singing to react to there, but yo get the more of the bass player skills in it! He plays as if having four hands, you could say, and it would be partly true! At the very least, it will likely blow your mind. Just so you don't miss out unknowingly! You could of course react to other Dirty Loops songs as well, maybe Rock you. Great composition, and you get to (unfortunately, according to Aron or Henrik, can't remember) hear all three singing in it. Good job!!! Made my day!
I've probably said this here before, but this is the single greatest reaction video in the history of everything. Your emotional transparency and genuine surprise brings me PURE JOY!❤
Glad you finally found this group. They exemplify my new favorite description of a solid musical performance. They are tighter than a gnat's ass. May I suggest a dive into the Japanese rock bands. My fav's include One OK Rock, LoveBites, and Band-Maid. All fit the previous description.
Dirty Loops have the distinct ability to create huge reaction from critiques who understand musician’s music. You have it girl. You understand and know exactly what you are listening to.
Tnx for a interesting reaction, lot of knowledge👍 you should do another DL, test a older one “hit me” it has a surprising vocal ending that will thrill you😉
Your reaction to Dirty Loops has to be THE most animated and enjoyable I have seen so far ( and I have watched dozens). The way you instantly and in real time convey that you get it, your insight and musical knowledge bring it all to the forefront. Kudos to your reaction and let's see you go all out into the rabbit hole of the 'Loopified'. The Cory Wong collabs will bring you even more joy !
I know this song REALLY well by now. I had to come backe and watch you again! I LOVE your reaction to this! Your reactions are great all the time, but there was something about this one.... you REALLY seemed to be enjoying yourself as much as they (and we) were!!
You have probably heard by now that Jonah was not a singer in the beginning. They needed a singer and Jonah stepped up and said he would give a go. He is an instrumentalist first and does most of all the arranging especially chord progressions.
Every time I watch one of your reactions I picture you as the sister I never had discussing music with me back when I was in high school. I know it's stupid but I feel so close to you and your ability to understand real talent. Thanks so much....luv u
Love that you react to this! Your joy at something so well executed is contageous! They are the pride and joy of Sweden! 💙💛 Yes, a little Michael, a little Stevie! And of course it´s Toto and Queen revisited! Jonah (keyboardist) does all the choirs! They started off together young at the same music academy in Stockholm. ❤
These guys have been good friends for a long time. They all went to school together and played covers of other songs they liked in Hendriks garage (the bass player) they are awesome.
Hello beautiful Fairy Voice Mother , Not my cup of tea really as styles go but that being said. They are incredibly talented and to watch you have this kind of fun is great Your enthusiasm is just so contagious, you are a joy to watch and I very much liked this review😊😊 ❤
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Hit Me - That is where it all starts! Listen to that song by these monsters!
I saw them live last year. During a small break in the music, they ask the audience how many in the room were musicians. About 75% raised their hands. This is basically music for musicians 😊
And don't you then agree that Jonahs voice isn't as spot on live as in the studio recordings? He overshoots a. lot.
@@jesperjee It all gets a little muddy live. I guess it's pretty hard to create a crystal clear funk live sound where every speedy node can be heard
I thinks it's a bit easier to be AC/DC's sound engineer :)
@@jesperjee all of it isn't as spot on live, I agree (singing teacher myself) - but certainly good enough. I've seen them live two times - once back in 2014 and then last year 2023. And the runs are usually spot on live as well!
So this is NOT music for the masses?
@@realrael3550 yes - but also for musicians ;-)
Jonah is actually a pianist first, although he did a lot of choir singing growing up. But he really is every bit the monster on his instrument that the other two are. He did all the singing on this track though - Aron miming background vocals in the video is just for visuals.
For people who understands music, Dirty Loops is THE perfection.
I think they are accessible as well to non musicians.
@@davhru not all of their music, there a ton of details that are essential to understanding their music, specially their latest releases. But their covers tho, that's definitely their non-musician music target.
@@fuzzydark1395 You dont need to understand everything to enjoy it, what are you on about?
Dirty Loops are amazing, I don't get why they aren't more famous, the musicians are out of the world.
Because the music that rules now is garbage like reggeton and trap.
@@Sir_AlexxTv Because far too many consumers are not interested in musisionship.
You will never be disappointed with dirty loops. Classically trained in jazz always wins. And yes, Henrik on bass is a beast. Please consider watching their cover of Baby by Justin Bieber. One of Henrik’s best bass solos. The list just goes on with these guys.
So glad to see you discovering Dirty Loops. Such an incredible band. I love how they've so perfectly blended the sounds of Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder.
Hey fairy godmother, this was one hell of a reaction!
Not only did I love the fun things popping up all over your screen, in the way of flying Henrik kicks (the little ray of sunshine ;), fierce guys waiting for you to drop that a… word, etc. 🤣, but also how you let those three guys just slay you (2:34 😂).
That’s what they do best, those three guys- slay people 🧨⚔️💥
I also appreciated your analysis of Jonah’s vocals -and yes, he does ALL of the vocal layers in this one, despite appearances.
There is a whole story of how this came about, and others can tell it better than me…
Here in this vid they’re just trolling us 😉
Yes, those vocals sound soo different at different times, -Jonah made sure they did just that :)
Aron, the drummer, is vital in co-writing the tunes as well as often the basslines, -those amazing basslines 🧡
Not sure tho how much the basslines are Henrik’s writing in this piece.
That funk and that groove are too good, like musical hot chocolate and musical dark chocolate -totally addictive, and as you’ve said, in the end it’s all constant layers of euphoria.
The space and the contrasts they create in their pieces add so much, I feel. The secret sauce in their writing.
And as you’ve also said, they hit you with something new every four bars. All three of them.
And yeah, it’s only the three of them.
My biggest wish would be to see another reaction to Dirty Loops from you.
Educational, hilarious and full of genuine blown-awayness. Thanks 🙏
The most awesome thing about this song is that Aaron wrote all the parts for it, including Henrik's crazy bass runs and all Jonah's singing parts. There's just not many drummers who can do that. I welcome aliens if they're this talented. ;)
Aron 😊
LOVE Dirty Loops. Am not a musician, but from the first time I heard them I was SMITTEN. Love each and every one of them. I never even paid serious attention to bass before I got hooked on DL - and became a huge fan of Henrik's. To me, their music is simply glorious, and the best of the best are the songs they've written. Hope you do Follow the Light - their astonishing collab with Corey Wong.
Welcome to the joys of Dirty Loops! They have been a bit of musical obsession for a long time, cause there is just so much cleverness in how they arranged things. I just can't even begin to say enough nice things about them and their music. You are in for some fun times for sure, so please keep them coming! Also, keep being a badass, cause as always, you are killin' it!!!
It's always a joy to see others get to know Dirty Loops. I so envy you right now!
I'm not 100% sure, but I've heard that Jonah sings all the harmonies himself, and they just have Aron in the video for show. Aron also does the video editing, btw. And Jonah studied classical piano before he discovered he could sing. Some people…
Right?! 😊
Yes, all the vocals are really Jonah
It’s amazing…!
Jonah sang from basically age 1, mainly in church choirs I think, but only discovered lead singing in bands at a much later age, when someone asked him if he could step in at the last minute for another lead singer… crazy 😮
"Oh, I think I'm actually quite good at singing... too. Perhaps I should do the entire choir as well..."
I believe Jonah was once asked what he mainly considers himself - a keyboardist or a singer - and his response was keyboardist.
@@RobertClaeson yeah….. that level of talent - unbelievable 👍
Wow!! I 'tuned in' because it's YOU, but I've never heard this group before. Great reaction, I'm headed to their channel now! They are outstanding!
Music school's in Sweden is doing their job!
Heja Sverige 🇸🇪
And the long cold winters..........
@@mattias5157 the winters are awesome!!!! ❤
Watched an interview with Henrik as he explained his fantastic bass lines are written by Aaron, the drummer. Great interview.
Aron 😊
Their manager was or is Quincy Jones (Michael Jackson producer) so that MJ comparision makes sense
FYI: Jonah on the keys is doing all the vocals. His parents are choirmasters in Stockholm (?) and he has had classical music training. Aaron on drums arranged almost all the bass according to Henrik the bass player. All three attended the same music school. Henrik said in an interview his bass sound patches are managed by whatever it is they're using in their live performances to provide the click track, switch sound patches and trigger Jonahs prerecorded backing vocals. My guess is they're using a DAW (a macbook pro) which is more functional than a keyboard sequencer.
Yes! I clicked so fast LOL :)
+1 vote to cover more Dirty Loops either here or on the main channel.
I am so stoked to see DL in Boston in March; been following them for years and love that more people are discovering them, particularly this song!
I love them love them LOVE them. Especially Henryk, the bass player.
Henrik is a very accomplished jazz bass player.
Loved the reaction, LOVED IT, hope you can continue reacting to dirty loops, every single song from them is a whole experience.
Love them! Love your reaction! Might I suggest Follow the Light where Henrik really shines.
The ending vocal riff to their song "Hit Me" might be the most ridiculous vocal run I''ve ever heard in my life.
It's the high note that gives that perception.
The riffs here are more impressive imo...
Oooh. You have so much to see from them. Next song... rock you
Oh this was a nice surprise to me!! Listened so much to DL some years ago. And now you watching them! 🙂 Will be fun and interesting to see what you think and to get all your great Fairy wisdom 🧚♀️🥰
Well I’m only four minutes in and your joy is exactely why watching reactions of them made me happy back then! And still does 😊 Not to mention their own joy of playing!
Thank you! 😃 Seeing your reactions was great 😄 and made me happy! Also great to get your explanation.
About the voices/choir - they are all Jonah’s! (they like to play around in the video but the others are not actually singing). He also sees himself more of a pianist than a singer he said and would choose that if he had to… 😁
oh hack yeah the groove and funk... I did not know this band before, I will check them out
Check Rock You, you will love it
MORE DIRTY LOOPS PLEASE
This is one of the best reactions I’ve seen for dirty loops. You just Get IT! And your knowledge of music and vocals is great!
AWESOME REACTION!
I love how you physicly feel the music.
Welcome to the wonderful world of these badass fellas. Check out Breakdown, Rock you, Hit me
The best reaction to this song out there, need to rewatch it every once in a while.
i really like your reaction videos in general, cuz i like your emotions combined with interested and professional analysis. this is your best as you let your emotions totally free that so many of us feeling when listening to this (and other dirty loops) song.
You should consider reacting to quite possibly the best done cover of “Thriller” by Dirty Loops with the Cory Wong band (including the ‘Horn Heads’ who played with Prince)… You’ll thank me later
One of my favorite groups. They're all amazing! The drummer is so unique.
Jonah Nilsson the vocalist and keyboard player did ALL the vocals on this track and it was layered in post.
The drummer Aron Mellergård does the composition and arrangements.
The Bass player is Henrik Linder who is world class.
They are three friends from their time at The Stockholm Royal Academy of Music
They are managed by Quincy Jones, which made me immediately take notice.
Check out “THRILLER” ua-cam.com/video/m34byl2BT1o/v-deo.html
Wow!
She was having multiple eargasms , did anybody else notice the bass player on drums? Wow!
Coming from a metal background, mainly prog metal, it's impressive to see how much they can squeeze in, technically speaking, and how effortless they look while doing it. I'm used to more is more and this is fake less (as its technical AF) is more. It's a cliché, but totally applicable here: they make it look easy.
the bassplayer is out of this world
We need more of your dirty loops reactions… … keep em coming :) ..
Check out there version of Thriller next or Follow the Light. Those two songs are just really amazing.
Love the reaction and the band! Give is more!
"The arranger..." Haha, both Noah and Aron have master degrees in orchestration from the Royal School of Music or whatever it´s called, in Stockholm. 😄 But I agree that it´s fair to expect that there is somebody else behind making the arrangements. Which there isn´t.
As far as I know most, if not all of the backing vocals on the recording is done by Jonah (the singer). Live they are usually joined by a fourth person with a harmonizer.
All the vocal layers on this tune are done by Jonah ☺️👍
Aawww yes! I was hoping you'd upload this one! 🤘
Yes, Dirty Loops is a powerhouse trio, with three amazing talents, each in their own zone, and having fun. The MJ influence is high, yes... and their producer is Quincy Jones. These guys are geniuses.
He was just their manager though. They produce everything themselves with some help of a guy named Simon Petrén, and they've said in interviews that they didn't send Quincy Jones anything, not even demos, until they were all done with a song, video and all. Since Quincy Jones Productions closed their managing division laste year, it seems they're doing that bit themselves as well. No management is listed for their latest release at least, and they're usually including that kind of info in the descripeion of their videos.
Excited to see them in Atlanta in March! I am such a fan of them ..and you!
If the chat didn't mention for you, all the vocals in this song are actually just the main vocalist who recorded a ton of parts. The shots of the others singing and switching instruments are just for fun in the video. The other two do sing a bit in a few other songs but not much.
My favorite band! And now you need to listen to some of their other songs. You'll be equally amazed each time ;-) It's all Jonah singing on this one, but if you listen to "Rock you" you'll get Aron (the drummer) and Henrik "unfortunately" (the bassist) too. If you check out their hilarious credits at the end of that song, you'll understand why I write "unfortunately". Always check out their credits for a good laugh!
4:32 - the way you just reached those notes was impressive.
very enjoyable reaction to enjoyable/clever music! you are as funny/adorable as you are knowledgable!
I've watched a lot of reaction videos. I had more fun watching this one than any other. You rock!
Yeaaaah, finally the great Dirty Loops, amazing Band fantastic musicians!! 🤘😀🎶
I am a musician myself. I like dense music and I like dirty loops for its sheer fireworks and perfection. After that song I need a break. It’s so overwhelming but in a good way.
Great reaction! Love Dirty Loops!
:D Fun fact: When the BIG CHOIR kicks in for the final two sections, Jonah created different voices and characters for each imagined singer in that choir and performed them that way. It really does sound like a proper choir since he avoids the "uniform" sound that normally comes from a singer doing all his own backing vocals. (Not that that's necessarily a bad thing, sometimes that is of course just what the arrangement needs.) Great stuff.
Wow, this song is just phenomenal!!! I have been a Dirty Loops fan for at least 5 years or so, and I always look forward to hearing anything new by them. These guys are all such incredibly gifted musicians! I just can't get enough of their awesome music!
Please, check out the video "wake me up" with Dirty Loops and then have another guess at Jonahs main inspiration for his singing?
Welcome to the Dirty Loops heaven 🧚♀🧚♀❤❤ Lots of hugs
I commented on Dirty Loops below, but I just have to say that I'm absolutely impressed beyond belief with YOUR vocal talents! You can do ANYTHING with your voice, and I can't even find good enough words to say how much I love your voice. I really really enjoy all of your videos, and I continue to seek out all of your awesome reaction videos! Thanks!!! :)
Breakdown has an even higher note from jonah. It's their ballad. Fantastic.
One of their ballads - I absolutely love "It hurts" another ballad.
@@ellenstergaardgravesen1011 Well, I stand corrected. I hadn't heard it hurts so I gave it a listen. First thought was "this is a ballad?" Then it went DEEP. I was wrong. And now I've got another song on my playlist. Thanks a bunch.
@@toddegoldberg no problem :-) If you're into ballads you should check out "Crash and Burn Delight" too - another breathtaking song by Dirty Loops!
Nice reaction and welcome to Dirty Loops! Yeah, all of the voices in this one are Jonah. Aron and Henrik do backing vocals on at least one other song, but not this one. You really can't go wrong with Dirty Loops, but if you're looking for one with fun vocals, Rock You is pretty solid.
Super enjoyable and informative reaction! I was sooo happy watching it.
Dirty Loops released a new song just weeks back, Run Away. Not as much singing to react to there, but yo get the more of the bass player skills in it! He plays as if having four hands, you could say, and it would be partly true! At the very least, it will likely blow your mind.
Just so you don't miss out unknowingly!
You could of course react to other Dirty Loops songs as well, maybe Rock you. Great composition, and you get to (unfortunately, according to Aron or Henrik, can't remember) hear all three singing in it.
Good job!!! Made my day!
I've probably said this here before, but this is the single greatest reaction video in the history of everything. Your emotional transparency and genuine surprise brings me PURE JOY!❤
This was fun on the stream, not my sort of thing really but your enthusiasm and interesting insight on their vocals were amazing! ❤ 🌹
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Henrik Linder...bass genius...absolute fantastic player.
Thank you for this great reaction! I'm the one who resquested this!
I can highly recommend the cover they made of "Circus" :)
Their cover of Circus is nuts 🔥
One of the best reviews of Dirty Loops I have seen. Please do more! Great stuff❤
Glad you finally found this group. They exemplify my new favorite description of a solid musical performance. They are tighter than a gnat's ass. May I suggest a dive into the Japanese rock bands. My fav's include One OK Rock, LoveBites, and Band-Maid. All fit the previous description.
Dirty Loops have the distinct ability to create huge reaction from critiques who understand musician’s music. You have it girl. You understand and know exactly what you are listening to.
An absolute pleasure it was to watch your reaction and then taking the time to break it down. Keep up the genuine reactions.
Yes! You have been Loopified👍🔥
Finally, a reaction AND a really competent analysis. Damn, that's attractive!
Please do Breakdown! Such an amazing, beautiful love song
Tnx for a interesting reaction, lot of knowledge👍 you should do another DL, test a older one “hit me” it has a surprising vocal ending that will thrill you😉
Your reaction to Dirty Loops has to be THE most animated and enjoyable I have seen so far ( and I have watched dozens). The way you instantly and in real time convey that you get it, your insight and musical knowledge bring it all to the forefront. Kudos to your reaction and let's see you go all out into the rabbit hole of the 'Loopified'. The Cory Wong collabs will bring you even more joy !
I know this song REALLY well by now. I had to come backe and watch you again! I LOVE your reaction to this! Your reactions are great all the time, but there was something about this one.... you REALLY seemed to be enjoying yourself as much as they (and we) were!!
Jonah is also a great jazz pianist.
Remember that Jonah is doing ALL the vocals, including the choir.
You have probably heard by now that Jonah was not a singer in the beginning. They needed a singer and Jonah stepped up and said he would give a go. He is an instrumentalist first and does most of all the arranging especially chord progressions.
Every time I watch one of your reactions I picture you as the sister I never had discussing music with me back when I was in high school. I know it's stupid but I feel so close to you and your ability to understand real talent. Thanks so much....luv u
I guess u wanna react some more from Dirt Loops now? They are sooo diiiirty :D
Please please please do more Dirty Loops reactions. You should react to Work Sh*t Out.
And World on fire.
Seeing you smile the whole time watching this was infectious
You need some more Dirty Loops in your life (and we want to see you experience this). Fantastic review!
Love that you react to this! Your joy at something so well executed is contageous! They are the pride and joy of Sweden! 💙💛 Yes, a little Michael, a little Stevie! And of course it´s Toto and Queen revisited! Jonah (keyboardist) does all the choirs! They started off together young at the same music academy in Stockholm. ❤
They remind me a lot of Toto
Toto being a big musical influence, I believe…
Fabulous reaction, thank you.
These guys have been good friends for a long time. They all went to school together and played covers of other songs they liked in Hendriks garage (the bass player) they are awesome.
More reaction to them please ❤ all of their songs are mindblowing. btw your energy, style, positivity and knowledge just made me subscribe 😊
love it! just waiting for the next Dirty Loops reaction
I just love your reaktion to this band. Fab!!!! Love it love it!!! And I love this band.
The faces and noises made in reaction to this song really showed the impact 😂😂 please do more dirty loops, follow the light would be amazing 🤘
Seeing it live is crazy. You can't really describe it
Dirty Loops just wow !
Hello beautiful Fairy Voice Mother , Not my cup of tea really as styles go but that being said. They are incredibly talented and to watch you have this kind of fun is great Your enthusiasm is just so contagious, you are a joy to watch and I very much liked this review😊😊 ❤
As @huckapump said in his post, Aaron wrote most of the parts,but ALLlead,harmonized and back up vocals were doneby Jonah
You know your stuff and your musically perceptive. Enjoyed this reaction and analysis...
Since you liked this, try Work Shit Out, Follow the Light, and, to hear more jazzy instrumental stuff, Ring of Saturn.