Yes they did put this together. This one in particular they’ve talked about doing it on their own and not having help from Ben Bram who usually helps them arrange.These evolutions and medleys are where Ptx shines over all other a cappella groups. Nobody does transitions and tempo changes like them. More that they have besides the live MJ medley you’ve already seen (although the official is great to see too) are their evolution of Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Ariana Grande. Also they have *NSYNC medley and their top pop vol1 medley. Which was promo for their top pop album. These are also usually recorded live too so that’s a bonus.
You are really in for a treat with the rest of the “ Evolution of “ series. They all have so many songs from each artist that just sounds like one long song. They are great. Thanks for this. ❤️❤️
This was done live as well. The Evolutions videos were a Pentatonix feature starting with this one. Yes they did them over and over. Avi and Scott both were very annoyingly perfectionist about things like this. Yes this is a specialty of theirs they did themselves.
Love this, they're just genius with their transitions. They can literally do any genre. I've never known a group that gel so well, noone trying to get the front spot etc. I discovered PTX last year (then through them, Home Free) and just love them. I really enjoy the videos that show their personalities.
When they got together they realized that they are very different people who had overlapping interests but also had interests that the others didn't have. So they did/are doing solo things on the side but agreed that PTX came first. Mitch and Scott did Superfruit back in the day. Now Mitch is soloing as Messer and Scott is forming other a cappella groups. My favorite is AcaPops kids, which is exactly what it sounds like. At some point, please watch their renditions of Shallow and their mashup of Bohemian Rhapsody/Somebody to love. They obviously have Pentatonix in their pedigree even though they range in age from 8 - 16. I am not fond of Citizen Queen, which is the all-woman group that Scott helped found but that's me. Moving on, Kevin has done a large amount of solo work. Please check out Down to see that. Kirstin has done solo work and has appeared on Broadway. Avi founded A Cappella Academy. (Many of the AcaPops graduated from there.) Matt and his church group released a gospel album last year. So, yeah, they do things solo.
For me, Pentatonix are like musical superheroes. And like all superhero groups they have an origin story. Theirs is called season 3 of NBC's The Sing Off. There you will see the earliest public performances of Pentatonix and the judge's and audience's reaction to them.
If you want to see Pentatonix working together, there are lots of vlog episodes from their early tours. Or there is a recent mini-doc showing recording sessions for their 2021 Christmas album, "The Recording of Evergreen". It's about 15 minutes long. Maybe some minor spoilers for any songs you haven't heard yet, but it's only short snippets.
Their evolution videos are great! My favorite is The Evolution of Michael Jackson. If you want to see them do that live, watch the Popspring performance. It's three original songs and the evolution of Michael Jackson. and, yes, they can do this live.
Pentatonix are mashup geniuses. Simple as that! Well, simple... And yes, they put them together with their arranger Ben Bram. As far as I know Scott and Kevin are the ones mostly involved in the arrangements (and in the past Avi), but they all do the pre-arrangements. They call it "circle jam" where they just jam and improv and record it on their phone and send over to Ben to try and decipher out and clean up. There is a cool video called something along the line of Pentatonix jamming on the fly that I think you would love! Their process is basically the same nowdays except they also make sure to get the arrangements as sheet music so they can all practice on their own. Here is the video: ua-cam.com/video/GjhdU1rktpg/v-deo.html Another video of them arranging (but mostly recording) their newest album is this gem: ua-cam.com/video/M60SKKkQLqo/v-deo.html
I’ve heard Scott talk about arranging this one themselves without the help of Ben Bram. They have also said it was one if the hardest to do and took the longest.
@@PtxXtp Yes! I was thinking about that after posting this comment but I was unsure if this was the arrangement I was remembering. So thank you for adding that!
I know it's past Christmas but you asked about original music and Scott did " Thank You ". It's beautiful. Also their rendition of Carol of the Bells will leave you gasping for air. Check it. You'll see what I mean.
I agree. Living together in the same apartment complex and grinding to get the thing going on their own for sure shaped their relationship and their music. And gave them a shot at a way better record deal after already having something to show from their youtube instead of being stuck in a reality show deal.
Ben Bram is their co-arranger. I don't know how much he helped them with this, but he has helped them so much with their music. They do 4 takes of their evolution videos and pick the best one. My fave is the "evolution of Ariana Grande". They do love each other like family members, and they love us, their fans, too. They consider us family, too.
If you’d like to listen to a stirring piece of music, you should try Light In The Hallway. It’s somewhat of a lullaby that Scott wrote and Avi takes the spotlight for the entire song as the main lead. I tell you, if your kids are young enough to believe in monsters under their bed, play them this song. Hell, with what’s going on in the world these days, they don’t even have to believe in monsters…or even be kids for that matter.
They are fast friends and you are correct, it shows in their music! The Trio went to high school together & at their Evergreen concert 2 months ago I watched them honor their choir director who was there too. Can you imagine having a hand in shaping that talent? Chills!
Pure Pentatonix Perfection.....with a music history lesson.....superb! You spotted the transition from black and white to colour. PTX songs, arrangements, music videos, choreography and wardrobe are always intentional. They are a Family of Friends. Loved your reaction as always! More PTX please!!
They were so young these Evolution vids were after they won the Sing Off but the label dropped them because they didn't know how to market accapella mainstream, they found a way and did it themselves because they are awesome.
This was my introduction to them. My daughter’s music teacher showed it to them in class one day and she came home all excited to show me. She knew I was an a Capella geek since following The House Jacks all over San Francisco in the 90s. Their founder, Deke Sharon, produced and consulted on the Sing Off, and worked on Pitch Perfect. Matt was a House Jack at one time. I just like to plug them, because they really started the more modern a Capella sound. And I’m old, so it’s fun to remember my 20s. 😂 They do a fantastic cover of Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir.
Can you provide a link to Kashmir please? I searched but couldn’t find it. It’s one of my favourite songs by another of my favourite groups. PTX covers Led Zeppelin would be a dream!
@@shirleymoffat3338 it isn’t Pentatonix that covered it. It was the House Jacks. Would be cool if they did though. Maybe it was still in the House Jack catalogue when Matt was with them. He could help them arrange it!
If anyone is interested in the a Capella version of Kashmir by The House Jacks: ua-cam.com/video/MNz26DEOESk/v-deo.html They were ground breaking with a bass and a beat boxer, and have been part of the a Capella scene for over 3 decades.
Lori Smith, The House Jacks are amazing. I was happy to see you mention them. I knew that Matt was with them for a time. So cool. Matt was also part of the amazing collegiate a cappella group Pitch Slapped while in college at Berklee.
I think it was Scott that said by the time they work out the arrangement and transitions together, they basically know it, so the process is the practice I guess, lol
You're gonna have an absolute blast with the other evolutions. It's mind-boggling all the awesomeness these 6 (including Matt) humans can create. Awesome reaction as always. 💙 from Texas!
Each time I see this, I am amused about Kevin stumbling to say "WWW", when he did this crazy mouth-acrobatics before. Just to proof he is a human being after all...
I watched their evolution of music so much I've practically forgotten they aren't just all one song to start with lol. The way they end it with the super mash up too. The transitions are just... perfection. I agree though, I'd love to see an update...maybe a 5 minute version upto present day.
I've heard them say in interviews that this particular medley took the longest to put together of anything they've done. Picking out the songs took a while!
Did you know Scott co-founded an all girls acapella group called Citizen Queen? Please check them out!! I recommend Evolution of Girl Groups, Never enough, No Tears left to cry and Bad Guy. Thanks!
If you really want to see them fresh check out their performances on season 3 of The Sing Off. The first time they sang together was the day before the audition. These performances are the first of their career and highlight how special their connection really is!
i watched this so many times, it just amazes me how they just glide into another song. But this is my first watch with the Saucey Dad at the controls lol
I heard an interview with the producer who ran the studio they recorded these evolutions in (and Superfruit did their mashups and evolutions in) and she said that they and Ben would arrive with a really solid outline of the arrangement but did a lot of the tight arranging of little moments on the day with them all there. Then sang it and sang it to get all the parts arranged. This meant it was really fresh in their minds, so when they went to record later in the day they would do 2 or 3 takes and generally the 1st or 2nd would be perfect, but they'd maybe try another 1 or 2 to see if they could improve it any.
Dad, you really need to watch the PTX journey on the sing off season 3. Just to see how smart they are when it comes to arranging. Include the judges comments.
I love how Kevin can keep the different styles of beat boxing together throughout the performance but can't get through the one sentence he has to say at the end. 😜😁
Yes, this video preceded Daft Punk by just a matter of weeks, and the pair were a one-two punch of sheer virality, followed a month or two later by Little Drummer Boy.
Avi's voice was super low for this one. Kevin absolutely killed it. I want to hear Mitch do a full version of Oh Danny Boy. Their "Evolution" videos are all great, so do them all. Great reaction 😎
From what I understand, Scott does a lot of the arrangements. I have seen, however, in some behind the scenes stuff that Kevin and Avi seem to assist a fair bit. I'm not 100% sure, but that's what I've seen. Their amazing arrangements have a LOT to do with how enjoyable their music is though. And you're right. You can tell how much they care for each other and how well they get along. It's makes them very personable. Love it!
You should check out some of their PTXperience videos to see even more of their personal interactions with one another and how much fun they have together. They're 100% genuine and just fun-loving, humble, lovely people. ❤
Pentatonix are famous for their transactions. The evolution videos are amazing. You should start with Michael Jackson or they are all great. They did put this together. This was the video that went viral and helped start them on UA-cam.
Their Evolutions are incredible - Michael Jackson, Rhianna, etc. I don't know another group that can even come close to their mastery of this sort of thing. And this one was a long time ago. Amazing!!!
Their transitions are amazing and they get even better, watch them in their some what order Beyoncé, michael Jackson (you’ve seen it in concert, but the video is so good) then Rihanna and Ariana grande… love watching people discover PTX, its like starting the journey all over again 🙌👍
Scott and Mitch have been doing these mashups at least since high school. If you want to see an extreme example there's a SuperFruit episode where they and Tori Kelly called fans for random song suggestions and at the end of the episode performed a mashup of the songs. I'm disappointed they don't show more of the process of putting it together, but you can get a feeling for how it works. Here's the link ua-cam.com/video/NmQOYEc3qxU/v-deo.html
You are my new favorite reactor! Please react to their original Love Again. The bass and beat boxing are amazing and prepare to be Mitch slapped again.
Absolutely LOVE your reactions! Your are funny and I can tell you love what you are doing! If I may make a suggestion, PTX’s cover of “Say something” is amazing if you could or have time to react to that it would be great and appreciated!
Getting dumped by their label made them who they are today. Man, when you give this group a challenge clear the way; PTX is going to deliver a thousand fold...... and then some!!
It might be fun for you to check out how they made their "Evolution of Beyonce". Check it out. It's "behind the scenes evolution of Beyonce". It'll give you an idea of how they do their evolution videos.
One take. Minimal studio manipulation, probably just balanced the mix. Probably rehearsed a ton and done several times 'live' and publish the best one. Don't know anyone that can transition like them. They are pretty insane. They can sing any style or genre. They are also true students of music history, and music theory. They arranged this with probably help from Ben Bram who is usually their producer and the hidden sixth member of the group. Scott met him in college in California and he worked with all of them on The Sing Off. They should do another one.
Rather than do a part 2 for the last few months, they should instead do a prequel, wherein they expand the fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries into more than two songs. Seriously, they skipped the Renaissance era entirely and did nothing really from the Romantic movement (unless you consider Symphony #5 to be Romantic; it's usually classified as Classical, though some of the same composer's other works are clearly Romantic, e.g., Moonlight Sonata). At least they put in one song from the Baroque era. (I would've preferred BWV 1080, over the one they did, but that's being picky.) Also, eras and movements aside, there isn't a single thing in there from any kind of cantata, opera, musical, or movie. So how about a "history of theatrical music"?
This was waaay before. A majority of the songs used in the 100 songs video (which is from 2019 I think) are songs that in one way or another has been covered by them. Hence why they could harmonize on the spot like that.
Yes they did put this together. This one in particular they’ve talked about doing it on their own and not having help from Ben Bram who usually helps them arrange.These evolutions and medleys are where Ptx shines over all other a cappella groups. Nobody does transitions and tempo changes like them. More that they have besides the live MJ medley you’ve already seen (although the official is great to see too) are their evolution of Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Ariana Grande. Also they have *NSYNC medley and their top pop vol1 medley. Which was promo for their top pop album. These are also usually recorded live too so that’s a bonus.
You are really in for a treat with the rest of the “ Evolution of “ series. They all have so many songs from each artist that just sounds like one long song. They are great. Thanks for this. ❤️❤️
This was done live as well. The Evolutions videos were a Pentatonix feature starting with this one. Yes they did them over and over. Avi and Scott both were very annoyingly perfectionist about things like this. Yes this is a specialty of theirs they did themselves.
Love this, they're just genius with their transitions. They can literally do any genre. I've never known a group that gel so well, noone trying to get the front spot etc. I discovered PTX last year (then through them, Home Free) and just love them. I really enjoy the videos that show their personalities.
The “Evolution of” series is a whole world in its own. Live and done in 1 take. Michael Jackson, Rihanna & Arianna Grande are musts!!
When they got together they realized that they are very different people who had overlapping interests but also had interests that the others didn't have. So they did/are doing solo things on the side but agreed that PTX came first.
Mitch and Scott did Superfruit back in the day. Now Mitch is soloing as Messer and Scott is forming other a cappella groups. My favorite is AcaPops kids, which is exactly what it sounds like. At some point, please watch their renditions of Shallow and their mashup of Bohemian Rhapsody/Somebody to love. They obviously have Pentatonix in their pedigree even though they range in age from 8 - 16.
I am not fond of Citizen Queen, which is the all-woman group that Scott helped found but that's me. Moving on, Kevin has done a large amount of solo work. Please check out Down to see that. Kirstin has done solo work and has appeared on Broadway. Avi founded A Cappella Academy. (Many of the AcaPops graduated from there.) Matt and his church group released a gospel album last year. So, yeah, they do things solo.
They have said their medleys are the hardest, from the arrangements to the performance. Love this.
For me, Pentatonix are like musical superheroes. And like all superhero groups they have an origin story. Theirs is called season 3 of NBC's The Sing Off. There you will see the earliest public performances of Pentatonix and the judge's and audience's reaction to them.
If you want to see Pentatonix working together, there are lots of vlog episodes from their early tours. Or there is a recent mini-doc showing recording sessions for their 2021 Christmas album, "The Recording of Evergreen". It's about 15 minutes long. Maybe some minor spoilers for any songs you haven't heard yet, but it's only short snippets.
Their evolution videos are great! My favorite is The Evolution of Michael Jackson. If you want to see them do that live, watch the Popspring performance. It's three original songs and the evolution of Michael Jackson. and, yes, they can do this live.
Pentatonix are mashup geniuses. Simple as that! Well, simple... And yes, they put them together with their arranger Ben Bram. As far as I know Scott and Kevin are the ones mostly involved in the arrangements (and in the past Avi), but they all do the pre-arrangements. They call it "circle jam" where they just jam and improv and record it on their phone and send over to Ben to try and decipher out and clean up. There is a cool video called something along the line of Pentatonix jamming on the fly that I think you would love! Their process is basically the same nowdays except they also make sure to get the arrangements as sheet music so they can all practice on their own.
Here is the video: ua-cam.com/video/GjhdU1rktpg/v-deo.html
Another video of them arranging (but mostly recording) their newest album is this gem: ua-cam.com/video/M60SKKkQLqo/v-deo.html
I’ve heard Scott talk about arranging this one themselves without the help of Ben Bram. They have also said it was one if the hardest to do and took the longest.
@@PtxXtp Yes! I was thinking about that after posting this comment but I was unsure if this was the arrangement I was remembering. So thank you for adding that!
I know it's past Christmas but you asked about original music and Scott did " Thank You ". It's beautiful. Also their rendition of Carol of the Bells will leave you gasping for air. Check it. You'll see what I mean.
Imo they grew closer together when they were dropped from the record label. That turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
I agree. Living together in the same apartment complex and grinding to get the thing going on their own for sure shaped their relationship and their music. And gave them a shot at a way better record deal after already having something to show from their youtube instead of being stuck in a reality show deal.
Ben Bram is their co-arranger. I don't know how much he helped them with this, but he has helped them so much with their music. They do 4 takes of their evolution videos and pick the best one. My fave is the "evolution of Ariana Grande". They do love each other like family members, and they love us, their fans, too. They consider us family, too.
If you’d like to listen to a stirring piece of music, you should try Light In The Hallway. It’s somewhat of a lullaby that Scott wrote and Avi takes the spotlight for the entire song as the main lead. I tell you, if your kids are young enough to believe in monsters under their bed, play them this song. Hell, with what’s going on in the world these days, they don’t even have to believe in monsters…or even be kids for that matter.
They are fast friends and you are correct, it shows in their music! The Trio went to high school together & at their Evergreen concert 2 months ago I watched them honor their choir director who was there too. Can you imagine having a hand in shaping that talent? Chills!
Pure Pentatonix Perfection.....with a music history lesson.....superb! You spotted the transition from black and white to colour. PTX songs, arrangements, music videos, choreography and wardrobe are always intentional. They are a Family of Friends. Loved your reaction as always! More PTX please!!
Notice that this was done in one take, no cuts. I think your 7,000,000 rehearsals may be an underestimate!
They were so young these Evolution vids were after they won the Sing Off but the label dropped them because they didn't know how to market accapella mainstream, they found a way and did it themselves because they are awesome.
The cool thing about the "Evolution" videos - they are all done in one take. So all that amazingness is done without a camera cut or a pause.
This was my introduction to them. My daughter’s music teacher showed it to them in class one day and she came home all excited to show me. She knew I was an a Capella geek since following The House Jacks all over San Francisco in the 90s. Their founder, Deke Sharon, produced and consulted on the Sing Off, and worked on Pitch Perfect. Matt was a House Jack at one time. I just like to plug them, because they really started the more modern a Capella sound. And I’m old, so it’s fun to remember my 20s. 😂 They do a fantastic cover of Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir.
Can you provide a link to Kashmir please? I searched but couldn’t find it. It’s one of my favourite songs by another of my favourite groups. PTX covers Led Zeppelin would be a dream!
@@shirleymoffat3338 it isn’t Pentatonix that covered it. It was the House Jacks. Would be cool if they did though. Maybe it was still in the House Jack catalogue when Matt was with them. He could help them arrange it!
If anyone is interested in the a Capella version of Kashmir by The House Jacks:
ua-cam.com/video/MNz26DEOESk/v-deo.html
They were ground breaking with a bass and a beat boxer, and have been part of the a Capella scene for over 3 decades.
Lori Smith, The House Jacks are amazing. I was happy to see you mention them. I knew that Matt was with them for a time. So cool. Matt was also part of the amazing collegiate a cappella group Pitch Slapped while in college at Berklee.
I think it was Scott that said by the time they work out the arrangement and transitions together, they basically know it, so the process is the practice I guess, lol
The evolution of Michael Jackson is my favorite of their evolution videos.
Any of their Ptxperence tour 2018 or 2019 are fun,behind the scenes on tour,really show how much they are family.
Or the recent evergreen tour. THose are on instragram and twitter
You're gonna have an absolute blast with the other evolutions. It's mind-boggling all the awesomeness these 6 (including Matt) humans can create. Awesome reaction as always. 💙 from Texas!
I've watched so many of your reactions and it's funny to look back and see this is where you all started and where you are now. It was awesome
Each time I see this, I am amused about Kevin stumbling to say "WWW", when he did this crazy mouth-acrobatics before. Just to proof he is a human being after all...
I watched their evolution of music so much I've practically forgotten they aren't just all one song to start with lol. The way they end it with the super mash up too. The transitions are just... perfection. I agree though, I'd love to see an update...maybe a 5 minute version upto present day.
I've heard them say in interviews that this particular medley took the longest to put together of anything they've done. Picking out the songs took a while!
Did you know Scott co-founded an all girls acapella group called Citizen Queen? Please check them out!! I recommend Evolution of Girl Groups, Never enough, No Tears left to cry and Bad Guy. Thanks!
If you really want to see them fresh check out their performances on season 3 of The Sing Off. The first time they sang together was the day before the audition. These performances are the first of their career and highlight how special their connection really is!
I love your reactions! The way they started waaaay back was phenomenal. Looking forward to the next one!
i watched this so many times, it just amazes me how they just glide into another song. But this is my first watch with the Saucey Dad at the controls lol
They are just amazing.....
That was awesome! They are so amazing with how they put all of those together.
I heard an interview with the producer who ran the studio they recorded these evolutions in (and Superfruit did their mashups and evolutions in) and she said that they and Ben would arrive with a really solid outline of the arrangement but did a lot of the tight arranging of little moments on the day with them all there. Then sang it and sang it to get all the parts arranged.
This meant it was really fresh in their minds, so when they went to record later in the day they would do 2 or 3 takes and generally the 1st or 2nd would be perfect, but they'd maybe try another 1 or 2 to see if they could improve it any.
Love your reactions! It's so fun seeing someone discovering PTX content for the first time.
FUN is a good word for this 🦄
Their evolutions get better over time....this was their first one. The most recent ones with Arianna Grande and Rhianna are sooooooo good.
Dad, you really need to watch the PTX journey on the sing off season 3. Just to see how smart they are when it comes to arranging. Include the judges comments.
Yes definitely!!!!!
I love how Kevin can keep the different styles of beat boxing together throughout the performance but can't get through the one sentence he has to say at the end. 😜😁
Fun little tidbit, they met in person the day before they auditioned for the sing off, then went on to win it lol
Actually Scott, Kirstin and Mitch went to school together.
@@kellywilliams364 I know. They met Avi and Kevin the day of.
This video kind of put them on the map (way back when)…it went viral and brought a lot of people to their You-Tube channel.
Yes, this video preceded Daft Punk by just a matter of weeks, and the pair were a one-two punch of sheer virality, followed a month or two later by Little Drummer Boy.
Thank you for making me smile
Love your reactions man!! Kevin is an absolute BEAST!!!!!!
That video went viral back in the day. That was my introduction to PTX.
Avi's voice was super low for this one. Kevin absolutely killed it. I want to hear Mitch do a full version of Oh Danny Boy. Their "Evolution" videos are all great, so do them all. Great reaction 😎
Their evolution videos are so cool!
From what I understand, Scott does a lot of the arrangements. I have seen, however, in some behind the scenes stuff that Kevin and Avi seem to assist a fair bit. I'm not 100% sure, but that's what I've seen. Their amazing arrangements have a LOT to do with how enjoyable their music is though. And you're right. You can tell how much they care for each other and how well they get along. It's makes them very personable. Love it!
They do the best mash ups.....
Wow. You sound like a Pentaholic. Love it that you see their talent and really appreciate it it!
It would be interesting to see how they put these together.
A list of possibles and just go for it. Start with one and go afain
Just discovered their cover of Can’t Help Falling In Love With You. It is stunning and so respectful of the original. You should check it out ❤️
Love this one so much, can't wait for your reaction.
It was of course perfect! 👌
You should check out some of their PTXperience videos to see even more of their personal interactions with one another and how much fun they have together. They're 100% genuine and just fun-loving, humble, lovely people. ❤
Pentatonix are famous for their transactions. The evolution videos are amazing. You should start with Michael Jackson or they are all great.
They did put this together. This was the video that went viral and helped start them on UA-cam.
Their Evolutions are incredible - Michael Jackson, Rhianna, etc. I don't know another group that can even come close to their mastery of this sort of thing. And this one was a long time ago. Amazing!!!
So awesome!
Their transitions are amazing and they get even better, watch them in their some what order Beyoncé, michael Jackson (you’ve seen it in concert, but the video is so good) then Rihanna and Ariana grande… love watching people discover PTX, its like starting the journey all over again 🙌👍
Scott and Mitch have been doing these mashups at least since high school. If you want to see an extreme example there's a SuperFruit episode where they and Tori Kelly called fans for random song suggestions and at the end of the episode performed a mashup of the songs. I'm disappointed they don't show more of the process of putting it together, but you can get a feeling for how it works. Here's the link ua-cam.com/video/NmQOYEc3qxU/v-deo.html
Their mashups are so cool. They did some really cool ones in the sing off
Love their evolutions! Michael Jackson evolution was so amazing, but then again, isn't everything they do!
All of the Evolution Of... videos are incredible.I hope that you will react to all of them. My favorite is "Evolution Of Rihanna".
Yeah Pentatonix yeah
You need to watch their Sing Off journey.
You are my new favorite reactor! Please react to their original Love Again. The bass and beat boxing are amazing and prepare to be Mitch slapped again.
Absolutely LOVE your reactions! Your are funny and I can tell you love what you are doing! If I may make a suggestion, PTX’s cover of “Say something” is amazing if you could or have time to react to that it would be great and appreciated!
Very good observations. Try White Winter Hymnal if you haven't.
Getting dumped by their label made them who they are today. Man, when you give this group a challenge clear the way; PTX is going to deliver a thousand fold...... and then some!!
It might be fun for you to check out how they made their "Evolution of Beyonce". Check it out. It's "behind the scenes evolution of Beyonce". It'll give you an idea of how they do their evolution videos.
One take. Minimal studio manipulation, probably just balanced the mix. Probably rehearsed a ton and done several times 'live' and publish the best one.
Don't know anyone that can transition like them. They are pretty insane.
They can sing any style or genre. They are also true students of music history, and music theory.
They arranged this with probably help from Ben Bram who is usually their producer and the hidden sixth member of the group. Scott met him in college in California and he worked with all of them on The Sing Off.
They should do another one.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
It's all their's.
More PTX evolutions please.
You ain’t seen nothin yet lol. Keep on with the evolutions lol
Rather than do a part 2 for the last few months, they should instead do a prequel, wherein they expand the fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries into more than two songs. Seriously, they skipped the Renaissance era entirely and did nothing really from the Romantic movement (unless you consider Symphony #5 to be Romantic; it's usually classified as Classical, though some of the same composer's other works are clearly Romantic, e.g., Moonlight Sonata). At least they put in one song from the Baroque era. (I would've preferred BWV 1080, over the one they did, but that's being picky.)
Also, eras and movements aside, there isn't a single thing in there from any kind of cantata, opera, musical, or movie. So how about a "history of theatrical music"?
Is it my imagination.. or were a LOT of these snippets also in the 100 songs in 10 minutes challenge? Which came first...?
This was waaay before. A majority of the songs used in the 100 songs video (which is from 2019 I think) are songs that in one way or another has been covered by them. Hence why they could harmonize on the spot like that.