Heilung | LIFA - Krigsgaldr LIVE Reaction

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  • WOW is the first word that comes to mind when watching this perforce.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 484

  • @yvesrongy4355
    @yvesrongy4355 Рік тому +95

    I love how you react with written comments so it doesn't interrupt the music. I agree with you, the first experience with Heilung is amazing!

    • @Astrofrank
      @Astrofrank Рік тому +5

      Yes, I like that concept, too. We know her reaction _and_ can listen to the music she is reacting to.

    • @mgman6000
      @mgman6000 Рік тому +4

      This is why I subscribed

    • @RayzorSOS
      @RayzorSOS 7 місяців тому +3

      This is the way.

  • @Cainte77
    @Cainte77 Рік тому +193

    Heilung saved my ass... When my wife broke up with me after 14 years in 21, everything was so dark, lucky me I found Heilung. I watched LIFA over and over again and listened to it. It calmed me down. I thought, i REALLY thought I have seen and heard everything now as I listened to LIFA. That was until I went to a Heilung "concert" last December. Nothing, absolutely NOTHING you experience while watching these videos is even close to the experience you get when you are actually on a concert.
    They saved my life, and I will be forever grateful.

    • @jonkwape3097
      @jonkwape3097 Рік тому +11

      Exactly what Heilung is meant to be, as in "healing":) Happy for you bro.

    • @Linogewillkillallofy
      @Linogewillkillallofy Рік тому +4

      Hey at least you celebrated getting rid off her. Good on you my friend. xD

    • @gosborg
      @gosborg Рік тому +7

      From one human to another, I feel genuinely happy for you that you were able to find healing through this musical experience. Peace to you.

    • @digschopper9321
      @digschopper9321 Рік тому +6

      I went through the same. I came out stronger. Cheers brother.

    • @jaredroberts578
      @jaredroberts578 Рік тому +2

      A mean to a different end, stay positive on your path, peace and blessings to you those you love!

  • @andreasbischoff9555
    @andreasbischoff9555 Рік тому +84

    Heilung is a German-Danish-Norwegian Nordic ritual folk band. According to their own statements, their music is based on original artifacts and traditional texts from the Iron Age and the Viking Age. They describe their music as "amplified history from early medieval northern Europe".

  • @mgman6000
    @mgman6000 Рік тому +7

    I'm 77 years old and Heilung is my favorite band now went and saw them in Seattle last year best concert I've seen since tangerine dream in 2012

  • @zynius
    @zynius Рік тому +78

    Heilung Anoana the official video, won't disappoint! It's beautiful & moving.

  • @97warlock
    @97warlock Рік тому +43

    9:08 that moment when Maria calmly turns to the camera just does something to me.

    • @sweeps3360
      @sweeps3360 Рік тому +9

      Finally! It's not just me! I don't know, but the sudden 'stare into your soul' is eerie but also strangely calming...

    • @ronaldmcrae4896
      @ronaldmcrae4896 Рік тому +3

      @@sweeps3360 Odd, I've watched this many times and that never registered but now that you guys brought it up...yea

    • @97warlock
      @97warlock Рік тому +6

      Maybe everybody thinks that but,,,,,,, when she looks at the camera I swear shes lookinmg at me & it makes me feel "odd in a good uncomfortable way,. somehow. lol But to me ...........shes looking right at me.

    • @salatwurzel-4388
      @salatwurzel-4388 Рік тому +5

      It feels like she is able to know your deepest fears and desires just by looking at you for 2 seconds.

    • @richardwest4554
      @richardwest4554 Рік тому +2

      Yes it's like she is looking into your soul

  • @wardka
    @wardka Рік тому +53

    I'm a 66 year old American and I have no idea how I found Heilung, but it may have just been a random UA-cam algorithm. They rarely fail to bring goosebumps to my arms a tears to my eyes. Their more recent single, Anoana, has even more of that effect for me.

    • @LetsSeeYourKungFu
      @LetsSeeYourKungFu Рік тому +1

      Love Anoana. Party on my dude 😎

    • @WakefieldTolbert
      @WakefieldTolbert 8 місяців тому

      Same here. But it it's meant to be, then fate will find us...

  • @dianamills5243
    @dianamills5243 5 місяців тому +7

    I am intensely pleased with how you do this. You are not interrupting every 10 seconds. You are just naturally reacting to the art. Reinforcing my own pleasure. Thank you so much.

  • @Accolonian
    @Accolonian Рік тому +163

    Heilung means healing. When they are on the stage, it is not a concert, but an actual ritual with the audience participating in the healing. Their best song imo, is "Anoana" from their new album (also a reaction favorite). Some of the members, including Maria Frank, also play in another more electronic project called Euzen which I have become very fond of also. It is not so well known, so it could use some reactor love. They also have a third group called Songleikr and there is a song "Ulvetime" that you simply must hear, Sabi, even if you don't react to it, and then you will sing it softly whenever you wake in the middle of the night from then on. (Edit: I forgot to pester you about the REN - HI REN reaction I want you to do. It WILL benefit your channel and you WILL love it)

    • @sabina1118
      @sabina1118  Рік тому +29

      Thanks for sharing!! Healing - god I love them even more now!!!

    • @duikmans
      @duikmans Рік тому +7

      I can second that: Ulvetime is simply breathtaking!
      I got to know Euzen first, as I saw them at Castlefest in 2014 and 2015. I was there in 2017, when Heilung performed their 1st ritual. I didn't have a clue who or what they were, but I heard somebody in the crowd say that it was a project of the people of Euzen, which made me curious (and I thought I knew what I could somewhat expect... silly me).
      When they came on stage my first thought was simply: WTF!? And then the music started... I have attended a ritual 4 more times since then.

    • @joshuaciresoli2927
      @joshuaciresoli2927 Рік тому +7

      I agree with your ranking of Anoana and would add that it is closely followed by Alfadhirhaiti as the second best

    • @hachajoza
      @hachajoza Рік тому +1

      True...🌟.Very true.💖

    • @jimmysirlonewolflauritsen1831
      @jimmysirlonewolflauritsen1831 Рік тому +3

      One of my favorites is Asja from the latest album Drif. And on the record it is followed by Anoana. Such a powerful combination to listen to.
      Hakkerskaldyr is also a very intense one to listen to. The deep growling/singing is Tibetan throat singing.
      I'm a Dane btw, listening to both Heilung and Wardruna

  • @ingovonderluhe2174
    @ingovonderluhe2174 Рік тому +39

    And dont forget,this LIFA Concert this Video is from was their FIRST EVER Live Performance !

  • @sipke9485
    @sipke9485 Рік тому +6

    Heilung's lead singer Maria Franz did an interview with Elizabeth Zharoff 'The Charismatic Voice' here on YT: ua-cam.com/video/0LPlrR0E7QM/v-deo.html

  • @ivarerickson8967
    @ivarerickson8967 10 місяців тому +4

    That song brings back the old, the power,the soul of the ancient germanic tribes. Your beautiful reaction is because went straight to your soul. Nice vedeo.

  • @miksterken2799
    @miksterken2799 Рік тому +5

    Nice!!! You did run into HEILUNG...... They, call it amplified history what they perform. I'm 57years old and HEILUNG is the most awesome special kind of music i have experianced EVER!!

  • @Robert_Herring
    @Robert_Herring Рік тому +19

    The whole "Lifa" concert is worth watching from beginning to end in one shot. A very spiritual performance. You mentioned them being dedicated: their main drum is finished in the members blood. They view the music very spiritually.

    • @davidlfort
      @davidlfort Рік тому +1

      Pretty sure that drum got destroyed recently. They may have made another since then...

    • @Robert_Herring
      @Robert_Herring Рік тому +1

      @@davidlfort That's unfortunate.

  • @BartdeBoisblanc
    @BartdeBoisblanc Рік тому +4

    Sabina Heilung calls this type of music Amplified History. Yes it does take you to another place and time. Some of the words are from the iron age I think. I first heard this and "In Maidjan" another song by Heilung. Shortly after that I bought the Album! Others have mentioned the other group with several member of Heilung are in Euze.

  • @Stella77_7
    @Stella77_7 Рік тому +3

    Hello from Wisconsin (USA). I love Heilung. Their music draws us to our ancestors. So nice to see Norse/Germanic traditional sounds and voices. There is a HUGE movement in the US deconstructing from forced Christianity to our Pagon roots.

  • @ShanLiB
    @ShanLiB Рік тому +10

    I discovered Heilung several years ago (LIFA). They also have albums Futha and Ofnir. The latest single I've watched is Anoana. They really should be known worldwide. They're great and I can spend much more time than I should watching them.

  • @Thevicar045
    @Thevicar045 Рік тому +25

    Just to add to the wow factor I believe this was their first live show. This whole "ritual" as they call their shows is phenomenal. Search Heilung Lifa.
    I would highly recommend the official music video for a newer song called Anoana. It's very emotional. As for language I believe that they sing in roughly 13 different languages and Proto languages throughout their works.

    • @sabina1118
      @sabina1118  Рік тому +7

      Really?? That’s Wild! It was amazing

  • @stu1561
    @stu1561 Рік тому +2

    Hi Sabina, I'm in Australia and heard Heilung about 4 years ago. I love them, their music hits me very deep down in a way that no other music does. They are amazing.

  • @Kelsea-2002
    @Kelsea-2002 9 місяців тому +1

    In 2018 I was in Wacken because of Nightwish. That's when I experienced Heilung for the first time.
    This band takes you by the hand and takes you back to a long forgotten time.

  • @sanjuro66
    @sanjuro66 Рік тому +25

    I'm an American of Japanese ancestry, with 0.0% European blood. Yet "Anoana" moved me beyond words.

    • @DarkpowderUK
      @DarkpowderUK Рік тому +2

      Those ancient archetypes addressed in some way in Anoana are in an animist sense universal. So very much part of Japanese tradition even to this day.

  • @juliafernandes991
    @juliafernandes991 Рік тому +23

    Their rituals are just amazing, you definitely should check out the songs Othan and In maidjan, from the same concert, and Norupo and Anoana music videos.

  • @zoenna
    @zoenna Рік тому +5

    Fellow dane here, loved this too, super primal feeling, love the use of bones, shaman dresses and her vocals were soo mesmerizing!

  • @Demigodish4o3
    @Demigodish4o3 Рік тому +1

    I'm Bulgarian, and I studied in Denmark for 3 years. One of my danish friends introduced Heilung to me and I've been listening to them for 6 years now.

  • @Kozu604
    @Kozu604 Рік тому +4

    I've been listening to this since it was released on youtube and even now watching it for probably the several hundredth time, I still get goosebumps. Lifa is an incredible show and I think it might have changed my life a little bit.

  • @Bonnelykke55
    @Bonnelykke55 Рік тому +8

    And while we’re at it.. Wardruna - Helvegen ft. Aurora :)

  • @BullRoarer_
    @BullRoarer_ Рік тому +3

    Any European of Germanic origin will feel something when listening to Heilung, it’s in you DNA.

  • @TrojanRabbit521
    @TrojanRabbit521 Рік тому +5

    They started as musical historians! They researched and discovered all the instruments and outfits.
    As a metal head I found them because they got arrested for transporting human bones across borders on a metal news site! Not what I expected but I love primal music too. Whatever touches my soul.
    Great reaction probably close to my 1st reaction

  • @haraldfranz8246
    @haraldfranz8246 Рік тому +2

    I don't know why, but somehow the beat reminds me of "The Hu" with "Wolf Totem". I like it, it's nice for chilling.

  • @ethenielpast3599
    @ethenielpast3599 10 місяців тому +1

    Im German and was on a festival live and heard them. I was stunned the whole experience. Must have see Live. Much Love :D

  • @russelhamm3727
    @russelhamm3727 Рік тому +7

    I have seen them live and it is amazing! The whole performance is a ritual from the start to the finish! I am studying to learn German and was looking for German speaking bands to immerse myself into the language when I found them. I was fixated after that and needed to learn more about them. The ritual that I saw was amazing. I could describe it as life changing because it brought compassion, understanding and some peace back into my life after seeing them. Their motto is “Remember, we are all brothers. All people, beasts, tree and stone and wind, we all descend from the one great being that was always there, before people lived and named it, before the first seed sprouted.” Listen to “In Maidjan” if you really want to hear Maria Franz true vocal talent. Her and Christopher Juul also have 2 other musical projects, Songleikr( Nordic folk ) and Euzen ( modern contemporary) Check those out as well! Enjoy!

  • @TheOpportunityOnline
    @TheOpportunityOnline Рік тому +1

    I found them by accident and listened to one song and was instantly hooked. The next thing I watched was the complete performance on stage with all songs. This was a total new experience for me.

  • @drakonik2782
    @drakonik2782 Рік тому +1

    This song is so cool. As I understand it, it's about a village that just wants to have peace being forced to go to war. It starts off somber as they forge their weapons, and gets angry as they argue with those who threaten the people that just seem to want to fight them, "But you only understand the language of the sword." So poetic.

  • @gadsenculpepper4868
    @gadsenculpepper4868 Рік тому +2

    I'm an American truck driver and listening to any of their albums puts me in a time warp arriving at my destination ready to either decimate a village or walk amongst the clouds. One of my favorite bands. It calms me and heals me as the name says. My favorite is hamrer hippyer* not sure of the spelling but that's my time travel song

  • @StarStuffGal321
    @StarStuffGal321 Рік тому +3

    I saw them live last year. It was the most unique and amazing concert. I left that concert feeling strangely energized yet totally relaxed. What an experience!

  • @tonystanton9223
    @tonystanton9223 Рік тому +5

    not only was this their first live performance, but many people dont know that this was also their first time performing together also, they had only practiced over the internet among themselves, this was their first meeting of all of them in one place and at a live performance non the less, and it was perfect, totally love these guys

    • @painlord2k
      @painlord2k Рік тому +2

      And the "smoke" was not staged, it was real fog coming down at the right time.

  • @dirkdiggler0372
    @dirkdiggler0372 Рік тому +1

    I'm English but have Nordic dna which i am extremely proud of!!I felt this in my soul!!

  • @leprehune4106
    @leprehune4106 Рік тому +1

    I LOVE watching people experience Heilung for the first time. I got to see them in Portland, Oregon in 2019. It was life changing, and anyone who had been to a Ritual knows what I mean ❤️

  • @revangerang
    @revangerang Рік тому +13

    Oho~~ Yes isn’t Heilung amazing? This video was from their first ever performance btw… They really went all out! 😳
    I’m sure you’ll get lots of comments explaining their background and the content of the song, so instead I’ll give you some more “out there” recs for if you’d like to continue expanding your auditory palate~
    Wagakki Band - “Homura + Akatsuki no Ito”
    The HU - Yuve Yuve Yu
    Jambinai - They Keep Silence
    Tanya Tagaq - Retribution
    Project MishraM - Cynic Machine
    Otyken - My Wing Remake
    Babymetal - Gimme Chocolate
    Jacob Collier - With The Love In My Heart
    SsingSsing - NPR TinyDesk concert
    Seppuku Pistols - Punk Island concert

  • @CezaryAkakios
    @CezaryAkakios Рік тому +4

    Given that they're performing in Old Norse and Proto-Norse, I can't imagine a more appropriate country than Denmark to enjoy it from.

  • @adamtaylor31
    @adamtaylor31 Рік тому

    I saw them live a few months ago, I have never seen a show like this...and I have been to many shows. I am also a performer, this was mind altering. In a concert hall here in Maine, the audience of about 2000 people filled the hall to capacity, you could hear a pin drop when they brought it down, and then the crowd suddenly became deafening, then quiet again. Americans, singing in old Germanic, Norse and Danish. I've never seen anything like it. Amazing! They are diehard pagan. They live this way, every day. The band leaders are Maria, the vocalist, Kai, the throat singer and Christofer Juul, the man on the left side with the horn. He is the Dane and the founder of the collective. The rest of the group is from 6 different nations. Kai smudges the stage and audience and conducts a ritual for the performers before they begin. The current show has grown. As stated by a few people, this was their first show, it has changed to include dancers who sing. I could go on, but you just need to get to one of these performances. By the way, thank you for running the video direct and not from a microphone in the room, it sounds so much better for the viewer. Also, thank you for putting your comments in text form , letting the video run and letting us all, yourself included, enjoy it. It makes a difference and it is appreciated!

  • @jmwhitejd
    @jmwhitejd Рік тому +1

    I've waited for years for a reactor to discover this music. I recommended this genre to a reaction couple I watched often but I wasn't a patron and nobody else ever requested anything in this genre. I created a playlist of this type of music and called it Pagan Folk. Every year there is a gathering in Scotland called Castle Fest where LIFA often appears with other groups of similar ilk. Now that you have made your reaction, hopefully others will discover this very rich but little known branch of music. I came to learn of it through an Austrian group called Faun and their song Federkleid. It is well worth a listen. But so is REN - HI REN.

  • @joiedevivre2005
    @joiedevivre2005 Рік тому +3

    The female lead singer is Maria Franz. To get a better idea of her incredible vocal range I would suggest that you listen to "In Maidjen" which they also performed at this same live performance. One of their more recent releases "Anoana" is not only moving musically but has a beautiful video.

  • @adriangreenoff9163
    @adriangreenoff9163 Рік тому +2

    Just wanted to say that I really like the way you do your reactions,letting the music do it's thing,but with your 'subtitles' on screen.The way you got the whole thing was spot on(imo).You tube put me onto this band and this track was my first watch/listen,blew my jaded mind😁👍❤🇬🇧

  • @torsten.breswald
    @torsten.breswald Рік тому +3

    an instant click, i just read sabina and Krigsgaldr and thought, cool, she will like it
    i always think my beard grows faster when i listen to heilung :)

  • @werewolf2003002
    @werewolf2003002 Рік тому +1

    "In Maidjan" from this same concert as well as "Norupo" (probably official video is best here) are another couple great songs from this band

  • @xen0bia
    @xen0bia Рік тому +1

    I saw Heilung live, it's one helluva experience! And yeah, a lot of their music sound primal and is deeply hypnotic and trance-like. Have a listen to In Maidjan, Alfadhirhaiti, Norupo, Anoana, Asja, Tenet, Othan, Traust, Hamrer Hippyer - these are pretty much all my favorites. I also recommend watching the entire Lifa show, you'll really get a sense for their theatrics and dedication to their craft.

  • @avatarlattegaming9383
    @avatarlattegaming9383 Рік тому +1

    It's wonderful seeing someone with ancestors pertaining to the music react in such a genuine way! :)

  • @MReyes-ds2hy
    @MReyes-ds2hy Рік тому

    I don't know how I found this band either but I fell in love with them right away! I want to go see a live show so much! Listening to them woke something deep in a very ancient part of my being.

  • @69quato
    @69quato Рік тому +2

    Hey - I loved your reaction to a real gem of the genre . The whole Lifa concert is on YT and it's nothing short of amazing!
    I found them through this concert which came up as a first recommendation after watching the game trailer for Hellblade2 - which they are composing the soundtrack for.

  • @fosterkennel649
    @fosterkennel649 Рік тому

    Loved your response. Always remember the blood of your ancestors is flowing through your veins. Always be proud of your Western kind ancestors. Blessings to you and yours coming at you from the mountains of Southern Oregon

  • @willemjfstapper
    @willemjfstapper Рік тому +9

    Insanely beautiful, reminds me of shamanism. Throat singing and a mesmerizing beat. Thank you for introduction.

    • @sabina1118
      @sabina1118  Рік тому +4

      My great pleasure. Is reminding one of shamanism actually!

  • @torussaga3428
    @torussaga3428 Рік тому

    Experienced this live in Sydney Australia two days ago March 2 2023 - astonishingly incredible live. So stirring. Still resonating... First encounter was with the song Traust. They performed this too - wonderful.

  • @mightyravendark932
    @mightyravendark932 Рік тому +3

    Did see them live this autumn together with Eivor in Stockholm. Pure magic. They`ve got much bigger show nowdays. This video was from their very first live performance. Please do more Heilung and Eivor reactions:)

  • @ulventorden5293
    @ulventorden5293 Рік тому

    Watch Traust live. I saw them live this past year and was by far the best experience of my life. As a citizen of Southern US this wakens my Viking soul as well. Absolutely beautiful and makes me long for something only my soul knows.

  • @mr.raslyon6626
    @mr.raslyon6626 Рік тому +1

    Let those tears flow!! This is your culture!! You've been taught to forget it, but its there. Keep your culture!!!! 😁

  • @johnfreeman5310
    @johnfreeman5310 11 місяців тому +1

    I don't have a drop of Viking blood in me (that I know of) but this felt as if it was calling me home. Weird.
    Brilliant song and performance

  • @andylake9793
    @andylake9793 Рік тому

    I discovered Heilung during covid whilst listening to the Vikings there music Heilung came up next so ~I thought why not. Just reading and looking at your face brought back everything I feel when I listen to it. I just wish more people would be willing just to click on a music video. Sometimes there's gems like this

  • @vitaemecha
    @vitaemecha Рік тому +1

    I saw Heilung live in London this year in January and I still can't get it out of my head. Amazing performance!
    Almost transports me back to the times of my ancestors who settled the UK from Denmark. ( I am Danish on Grandmother's side all the way back to the Danelaw)

  • @cap.luisfigo9401
    @cap.luisfigo9401 25 днів тому

    Hello Sabina,
    that was awesome. The song inspired me right from the start. I immediately had the feeling that something special was happening here. I had never heard of this group before. I have to say that I live in Germany and am a big fan of Scandinavian music. Especially Sweden. These Danes totally blew me away. Of course I didn't understand the first part of the lyrics at all. And then I quickly translated the English part and that blew me away again. At first the song just sounded mystical, but not at all warlike. And then the singer started the second part and I was “at war”. I immediately thought of the Russian-Ukrainian war. This hypnotic sound was still playing in the background. And now this rough voice and the lyrics. That really tore me apart. It was nice to see that you felt the same way. The song shook you too, although perhaps for different reasons.
    Thank you for this presentation.
    A word about your site. I've only just landed on your site. And your site is one of the best. Why? The music you present is not necessarily mainstream. And you really listen to it, you're interested in it. And you don't talk in between, you use subtitles. Your comments after the song show that you're really engaged with the music and not just spouting off empty phrases. Very important, you can see what the music does to you. Absolutely honest Very pleasant, thank you. I'm looking forward to more clips from you. 🎶💖☯☮

  • @FaithlessDeviant
    @FaithlessDeviant Рік тому +2

    I believe this was their very first live performance. The reaction videos started to fill my recommended strip a couple of years ago they are mesmerizing. I believe it was because of some game trailer that featured a song of theirs.

  • @pnhedgeezer
    @pnhedgeezer Рік тому

    I like that you typed out your reaction and not interrupt the performance. This music brings me home also. These songs are deep and I have no idea what they are saying. Makes me want to learn my ancestral language.

  • @smavtmb2196
    @smavtmb2196 Рік тому +2

    This music is mesmerizing
    Heilung is amazing and so unique. Yes their music has this ancient primal feeling. You feel like you're being taken way back in time.
    Check out the music video for "Norupo" and also "Anoana the songs are incredible and stunning visuals. Emotionally moving

  • @VirtuesofAtlas
    @VirtuesofAtlas Рік тому +3

    I have "LIFA" live on vinyl because of this performance, and the track "Fylgija Futhorck". Maria Franz's voice is AMAZING!!! Their latest super catchy works include tracks called "Norupo" and "Anoana" (both absolutely incredible!!, you should check out CharismaticVoice's reactions after you give them a listen yourself!!) I'll end with a copy-paste from the "Norupo" video description, though Heilung says this about all of their music (some people take art too literally without sadly):
    Heilung is Amplified History from early medieval northern Europe and should not be mistaken for a modern political or religious statement of any kind.
    Remember, that we all are brothers
    All people, beasts, trees and stone and wind
    We all descend from the one great being
    That was always there
    Before people lived and named it
    Before the first seed sprouted

  • @rodneypridgeon28
    @rodneypridgeon28 8 місяців тому

    Heilung came up as a recommended listen. One of the greatest things ever recommended. Saw them in Portland. One of the greatest shows, I have seen. So primal it grabs you and shakes you.

  • @weepat5325
    @weepat5325 Місяць тому

    I've attended 2 Heilung rituals in the last 5 months (LA and Red Rocks), and would go again tomorrow if the opportunity arose. Simply amazing experience.

  • @LetsSeeYourKungFu
    @LetsSeeYourKungFu Рік тому +1

    found this band a few weeks ago and havent stopped listening. Wardruna is dope af too

    • @sabina1118
      @sabina1118  Рік тому +1

      yes! Reacted to them just a few days ago!

  • @echofive1178
    @echofive1178 Рік тому +2

    love that song, such amazing sounds and voices.. and she used to smoke, and can still produce such an angelic voice

  • @ggoannas
    @ggoannas Рік тому

    This is the best way to comment. No interruptions. Watch their videos. They are stunningly beautiful.

  • @professoryaffle
    @professoryaffle Рік тому

    I saw these live at Hammersmith in January for my birthday. Just amazing and i instantly wanted to see them again.

  • @RoalfW
    @RoalfW Рік тому

    so glad you listened to this whole thing straight without stops, I cried the first time i heard this and i could see you felt it too.

  • @araceli2827
    @araceli2827 Рік тому

    This is a song about war. About a village that is attacked by other tribe. I cried when I watched the original MV because the mix of the lyrics, the feeling and the images made me cry a lot and feel bad. Despite being only drawings.
    Fun fact: Maria is playing with human bones all the entire song. It were donated by a fan

  • @morbiouslenoir
    @morbiouslenoir Рік тому +8

    I'm ethnically Danish, though living in the US. This music takes me back to earlier ages, to a trance state. I love them so much. You might try "In Maidjan". A large portion of that song is a chanting of the Runes of the Elder Futhark, a magical working. They are performing ritual, not just music. Can't wait for some more, as I always enjoy your reactions. Love you, Sabina!

  • @uldisberzins2263
    @uldisberzins2263 10 місяців тому

    Thank you for such reaction- it was priceless! Thank you!

  • @maximebemer3407
    @maximebemer3407 Рік тому +3

    Dear Sabina, i was hoping for ages for you to react to this band.
    An excellent idea is to not spoiling anything else for now.
    Take Henri with you and make a stream of this entire live with her!! This is the live call LIFA at Castlefest festival 2017. You will never regret it! Heilung is an incredible experience, especially live. I saw them in France in december, it was incredible, truly. I really hope you will follow my advice. Peace.

  • @johnminde6352
    @johnminde6352 6 днів тому

    Was lucky enough to see them in Manchester 2023❤❤❤

  • @goeranm55
    @goeranm55 Рік тому +18

    Your reaction is as good as always
    Krigsgaldr: Krig = war, like in Danish/Swedish and almost german
    Galdr = The kind of song, that was sung by the Disas (Disor) when they took part in the defence or attack the warriors “performed”. Galdr = modern Scandinavian = Galder.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galdr
    The dress of Maria Franz (the female singer) represents her introverted seeing, with the “normal” eyesight blocked
    If you want to hear another galdr on youtube; listen to Eivor's famous Trodlabundin recorded in Norway. You have reacted to that already I think. ua-cam.com/video/wsl-KHGe4Kk/v-deo.html&ab_channel=1210beth

    • @sabina1118
      @sabina1118  Рік тому +6

      Thank you!! And thanks a lot for sharing this!! I have reacted to Eivor's Trodlabundin, also Amazing!

    • @ChrisLambert-Yngvegodi
      @ChrisLambert-Yngvegodi Рік тому +2

      Galdr, to crow. Like to chant actually, when they call the runes they are actually performing a Galdr etc.

  • @rognuald9007
    @rognuald9007 Рік тому +3

    This was recommended to me by YT after I started looking for music that wasn't mainstream. It is very primal.

  • @Nerd4LifeTV
    @Nerd4LifeTV Рік тому

    Great video. Whats really interesting to see is the transformations in your face. The multiple feelings that swirl to the surface as you delve deeper into the world that they're projection to you.

  • @RayzorSOS
    @RayzorSOS 7 місяців тому

    I see a genuine person - I subscribe.
    Thank you for doing not only this video, but for the moment you decided to create this channel.

  • @zinckenator
    @zinckenator Рік тому +2

    Seen them at Copenhell. As someone said, they are like an intro to a Metal song without the Metal :)
    Now react to "Anoana" or "In Maidjan" :). Both very very good.

  • @clairefoulliaron6509
    @clairefoulliaron6509 Рік тому

    Went to watch them in Paris in 2021. Love them it's a whole experience to watch them live, they easily take me into a sort of a trance.

  • @darrellpidgeon6440
    @darrellpidgeon6440 Рік тому

    Over a year ago I came across the same piece. Been drawn to them ever since. I like to listen to Anoana and Norupo on a regular basis. I love Maria Franz's voice. It is all so hypnotic.

  • @user-ne7pr9jv6i
    @user-ne7pr9jv6i Рік тому +1

    listening this without a good headphones was a crime against art :)

  • @davidhale7551
    @davidhale7551 Рік тому

    Found Them a couple of years ago , I've been interested ever since.
    They are bringing their rituals to My home town ( Melbourne , Australia ) next month.
    Both shows were sold out within hours.

  • @erwinmulder1338
    @erwinmulder1338 Рік тому +1

    I had only heard of them by name and my first experience was hearing them live at a festival last year. Needless to say I was blown away. The live experience is so intense with all the heavy percussion. It's more of a ritual than a concert to be honest.

  • @littlemouse7066
    @littlemouse7066 9 місяців тому +1

    the female singer head gear is an almost exact copy of one found in an archeological dig in Sweden and it's supposed to belong to a female shaman.

  • @thelatentobserver121
    @thelatentobserver121 Рік тому

    We got to see them live in Pittsburg, PA (USA) last August. It was... incredible.

  • @zanebarrett23
    @zanebarrett23 Рік тому

    I discovered "Viking Music" on UA-cam, particularly the Fimbul Radio channel on Danheim page(?). I showed a friend of mine the channel and he really dug it as well. Later, he introduced me to Heilung and I was hooked instantly. I've always been fascinated with pagan mythology and this was the first music that truly felt spiritual to me. It still puts chills down my spine whenever I listen to it. Me and said friend that introduced me to them went to one of their "rituals" in Pittsburg this last summer and it was amazing. If there was a weekly ritual like that near where I live, I would go to it every week like church. Preferably outside under the full moon, but I guess that would be monthly. 😄

  • @jonathanmercer7109
    @jonathanmercer7109 Рік тому

    Stumbled across Heilung a while back, having been exploring "roots" music for a while from roots rock through blues and folk. I guess you can't get much more roots than this! Point is, coming from a rock and metal background I'd been thinking pretty much all had been done and where was music going to go? So I was searching and having found bands like the Hu Band, I think it was the throat singing that got me to Heilung. Now I'm pretty sure that this is the next leap forward, even if it is harking back 3,000 years. It's also surprising how many people say that this band's music has got them through hard times, considering some of it is pretty intense, but I'd venture that it really does reach down into our souls. I've seen native Americans and other animist or "tribal" people seeing a resemblance to their own rituals and that has to be telling. There are other bands in roughly this oeuvre, Skald, Warduna, Nytt Land and some others, all excellent. I do keep coming back to Heilung though. Thanks for doing this reaction.

  • @johnnyholland8765
    @johnnyholland8765 Рік тому

    The lady singing her name is Maria. I saw her in an interview without costume and she is stunning...

  • @deichkucker
    @deichkucker Рік тому

    Heilung (Translating : Healing) is a German-Danish-Norwegian Nordic ritual folk band. According to their own statements, their music is based on original artefacts and traditional texts from the Iron Age and the Viking Age. They describe their music as "amplified history from early medieval northern Europe".

  • @martinedettore
    @martinedettore 3 місяці тому

    Le groupe heilung est fantastique, voix, musique, rythme. Tout est incroyable

  • @typist5productions151
    @typist5productions151 Рік тому

    I don't make a habit of react videos but yours was absolute glory. I love getting your thoughts as they progress, and seeing you...well react....on an emotional level...it feels very personal. I have a very similar feeling as you towards their music. It draws you in.

  • @randy7831
    @randy7831 Рік тому

    great reaction Sabina! I really loved this too

  • @AvaLynn808
    @AvaLynn808 Рік тому

    You are going to LOVE reacting to this band Sabina! You can't go wrong with any of them. One of their newest songs, Anoana is my personal favorite! "In Maidjan" from this same ritual/performance is also bone chilling. I can't wait to see more of your reactions to them!

  • @veganmusicactivists.2166
    @veganmusicactivists.2166 Рік тому

    Heilung are my favourite contemporary group. I think that they have great ability and sound.

  • @chelseap9970
    @chelseap9970 9 місяців тому

    I feel like my life can be divided between when I first heard Heilung, then Skáld and Wardruna. It’s mind blowing. I am a Christian but this music goes beyond traditional religion to something just primal and spiritual. The way it connected with my soul I thought “maybe I have some Nordic background and that’s why it’s connecting deeply.” Then I took a DNA test and Womp womp. Regardless, their music is beautiful and after hearing a story about some racists heckling a black fan they came out and said they wouldn’t tolerate that and a racist is no fan of theirs I was completely sold. 🙌🏻

  • @Mischnikvideos
    @Mischnikvideos Рік тому +9

    It's your Danish Viking blood ;-) I once saw a reaction video with Parkistanis and they was scared. You have to come from the Germanic culture to really understand the music.
    Kai Uwe Faust is the creative head and death metal fan. He is an example of what happens when death isn't hard enough anymore. They release on a metal label and that might explain why nobody knows about them. The metalheads among your fans have probably already suggested it to you.
    The three met in the reenactment milieu, hence the costumes. They wore clothes like that before they met. It was her first live performance ever. The official video explains a little more what it's all about.
    next stop:
    Heilung Norupo [Official Music Video]

    • @sabina1118
      @sabina1118  Рік тому

      Thanks for sharing!! Noted 🤩✌🏻

    • @lindabrown650
      @lindabrown650 Рік тому

      Many elements, such as the beat, feel very familiar to Native American Tribal culture.

    • @Mischnikvideos
      @Mischnikvideos Рік тому +2

      @@lindabrown650 If you only have drums and simple flutes, then everything always sounds the same. The possibilities are too small for bigger differences. There is a lack of instrument makers on the two American continents.
      And the native Americans came from Asia and took the music culture with them from there. Europe was settled from there in a second wave.
      Heilung draws consciously from this context.

  • @busta85
    @busta85 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this amazing reaction!

    • @sabina1118
      @sabina1118  Рік тому +1

      My pleasure!! Thanks for your kind words!! ❤️