Transforming This Simple Pop Song Into Something DEEP

Geoffrey Keezer takes on the difficult task of transforming the pop hit, Back To You by Selena Gomez, into a jazz composition. Is that even legal?
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"Back To You" (Originally by Selena Gomez)
Geoffrey Keezer - Piano
Jon Wikan - Drums
Ben Williams - Bass
Zach Brock - Violin
Nate Radley - Guitar

[@richardxu8865]

This documentary is super cool. I'd love to see more of this kind of content in the future!

[@mordy91]

Very nice flawless and natural post edit transition from 7:47-7:50 😎
Thank you for your great quality videos, podcasts and content at Open Studio and to Geoffrey Keezer for his wonderful arrangement as well as sharing his thoughts and insights 🙏🎶

[@future62]

Reminds me of Ahmad Jamal's amazing rendition of "Say A Little Prayer". Love it, thanks!

[@adamedison6831]

Love having insight into the decisions made during this creative process! Really nice to see a jazz pianist familiar with so many idioms do this.

[@o.t.n.o]

Great stuff! Great presentation, editing. Keep it up, this channel is gonna be a huge deal soon

[@craigkeller]

I find that when an instrument is ever so slightly out of perfect tuning it’s voice is much larger/fuller ie a pianos unison strings or 12 string guitar. Open Studio = outstanding productions.

[@AlecKatz]

Thanks Adam and Open Studio for sharing this. Really interesting. Geoffrey writing and producing is wonderfull

[@chrissanchez54]

This is is such a great a video but it’s unfortunate that for the 10 seconds the original song played this got demonetized

[@rdpatterson2682]

super helpful sitting in on this. thx.

[@jordicrespo4836]

Geoffrey thanks for this gift 🙌🙌

[@gd18]

This is so underrated

[@robinbalean958]

Very interesting and instructive to see the process of turning this pop tune into jazz. What did Selena Gomez think of your version?

[@TotalDESSSS]

Really interesting stuff!

[@SiggeSvahn]

Dirty Loops are making sofisticated arrangements of simple songs. Related to this philosophy.

[@MaxIsBackInTown]

This is great content

[@harveybrown37]

Lipstick on a Pig? What is point?

[@adamedison6831]

Arrangement. Makes it almost unrecognizable. It's not about the original, it's about the process to transform it into something else.