Voice Teacher Reacts to JINJER - Pisces

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  • Опубліковано 6 чер 2022
  • I don't think anyone could have prepared me for this one! Today I'm finally reacting to the band Jinjer and hearing their lead singer Tatiana for the first time.
    ➡️ Watch the original video uninterrupted: • JINJER - Pisces (Live ...
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  • @dmwalker24
    @dmwalker24 Рік тому +473

    The reason I keep watching reactions to this song is for that moment with the E5 belt at the end. That's when people who understand vocal technique tend to have their biggest reaction, and presumably for the same reason I did the first time I watched it. When she pulled that out, that's the moment I said to myself, this isn't just about a novelty or a gimmick. She's the real thing.

    • @csgowoes6319
      @csgowoes6319 Рік тому +23

      I did notice though that she struggles with that part in her live performances. Though to be fair it's to be expected after a couple of hours of this!

    • @mattr7994
      @mattr7994 Рік тому +15

      Agreed. That’s the moment I watch these vocal coach reactions for. It’s a quick switch from the growl straight into a great belt with range, and the vocal technique folks tend to notice.

    • @loskillo
      @loskillo Рік тому +24

      She has mentioned in interviews that she prefers not to do the belt live, because she fears not hitting the belt 100%.

    • @dmwalker24
      @dmwalker24 Рік тому +10

      @@csgowoes6319 Yeah, no one is perfect. I have little to no personal experience with the metal scream/growl, but I wonder about the stamina it takes to keep that up for long periods. The gender differences in vocal tract are more about size than fundamental structure, so I would imagine it's similar for men and women.

    • @Baka_Oppai
      @Baka_Oppai Рік тому +4

      guess im not the only one, most reactors miss it tho

  • @jabberwokee4127
    @jabberwokee4127 Рік тому +768

    “I wasn’t ready” it never gets old. Great analysis and reaction. Liked and sub’d. A good follow up would be Perennial live at Wacken 2019. Jinjer live is simply mind blowing. Enjoy your journey down the Jinjer rabbit hole. 🍻🤘

    • @CyberBeep_kenshi
      @CyberBeep_kenshi Рік тому +17

      No one is really ready 🤣🤣🤣

    • @nvhs1
      @nvhs1 Рік тому +15

      not gonna lie when I see a reaction video for this song I have to watch to see how off-guard everyone is about her screams and cleans

    • @FitzieJJ
      @FitzieJJ Рік тому +8

      Yes to Perennial. Then Judgement and Punishment

    • @jebus456
      @jebus456 Рік тому +3

      I couldn't agree more.

    • @annakissed3226
      @annakissed3226 Рік тому +5

      Just like everyone else I was waiting for your reaction, knowing that you're a vocal specialist.
      My original plan for covid was to learn to improve my singing ability, sadly instead my mind decided that I needed to heal my childhood trauma instead & I have been sucidally depressed for 2+ years but it will get sorted & then I can work to improve my singing & I will have all this wonderful guidance from the youtube voice coaches I follow.
      I haven't watched to the end yet so you may yet comment but nobody seems to have commented about how JinJer & their families as a band are from the Donbass region of Ukraine which is currently being bombed flat by Russia. When Russia first invaded in 2014 they moved to Western Ukraine, which is AFAIK where they are still based.
      Given the Donbass is the heavy manufacturing area of the Ukraine, the interest in heavy metal seems obvious. Just as Detroit or Sheffield is big on heavy metal bands.

  • @Heroo01
    @Heroo01 Рік тому +143

    Since she's Ukrainian she put a LOT of work into her enunciation. Her accent is really strong but you can't hear even a morsel of it in her singing. Her tone and softness is insanely impressive imo cause she just learned it by ear

    • @ericpeterson7512
      @ericpeterson7512 Рік тому +3

      I love her voice. I can hear a morsel of an accent on certain words. I'm a connoisseur of accents lol and if you listen hard you can detect it slightly on a few words. Every once in a while she'll have an interesting pronunciation of a word too. I dig it! But overall yes she is very clear in her diction and enunciation, both in her clean tones and her unclean tones.

    • @patgodzi5346
      @patgodzi5346 3 місяці тому

      pitch corrected unlive perf though..@@ericpeterson7512

  • @Mekazas
    @Mekazas Рік тому +25

    "I wasn't ready for that", "I didn't see that coming". Two phrases in 99% of Pisces reaction videos. Love it every time!

    • @Bla5turbator
      @Bla5turbator 21 день тому

      Except in this case its obviously a lie and she clearly knows its coming because its not her first time watching the video. Shame really. She can't even hide it, she verbally lets out that she knows what's coming on two occasions before the "surprise" and has the most obvious shit-eating grin just before she presses play again. I've seen toddlers that were better at hiding things.

  • @russvasquez9571
    @russvasquez9571 Рік тому +285

    “Perennial” Live at Waken and “Pit of Consciousness” Live in Kiev are some of their best live performances.

    • @andersstromqvist2211
      @andersstromqvist2211 Рік тому +10

      Perennial live is great

    • @whispermason8052
      @whispermason8052 Рік тому +7

      @@andersstromqvist2211 who is gonna be the one live is better

    • @user-zi9pv5fd6p
      @user-zi9pv5fd6p Рік тому

      @@andersstromqvist2211 yes 👍💪💪💪💪💪💖

    • @JPGameStuffs
      @JPGameStuffs Рік тому +4

      Pit of Conciousness is so nasty. I love it.

    • @tinedel
      @tinedel Рік тому +3

      name of the capitol of Ukraine is Kyiv

  • @-R.Gray-
    @-R.Gray- Рік тому +389

    The duality of her voice fits right in with the Pisces theme. The sign Pisces is represented by 2 fish swimming in opposite directions - sort of a split personality situation. Using the fish metaphors, part of her wants to be caught ( having an intimate relationship), and the other part is "skittish" due to past mistreatment by "callous men" and "handsome butchers". The "emeralds being ripped away" are probably her wall of iridescent scales which has to be lowered in order to achieve intimacy. As they say, "Once bitten, twice shy". One reactor said that her voice reminded him of his ex-wife's voice - before and after marriage. After this introduction, the recommendation is usually for a live performance, so you can hear her growls in a that situation, but their song "Home Back" hits pretty hard. for other reasons. It was written after being forced to leave their homes because of the fighting in eastern Ukraine, and how they want their homes back.

    • @thecassman
      @thecassman Рік тому +18

      Well said. Great to see others write up the Pisces symbolism! ... The really sad thing about 'Home Back' is that many believe it's the current conflict the song was written about, but it was actually the conflict when Tati was a child... It's awful that they are enduring it all again.

    • @drobichaud1000
      @drobichaud1000 Рік тому

      shut up gray

    • @ralphg.1039
      @ralphg.1039 Рік тому +11

      @@thecassman Home Back rather refers to when the band had to leave the Donezk region and move to Lwiw in Western Ukraine because of the present conflict starting already 2014 in the east... since Tati is 35 now, she was hardly a child back then. ;-)

    • @lady00303
      @lady00303 Рік тому +2

      I'm a Pisces... love it..lol

    • @rickcolumbo3148
      @rickcolumbo3148 Рік тому

      You mean skittish due to all the bears eating her when she swims upstream at the end of the year.

  • @SuperClarky666
    @SuperClarky666 Рік тому +208

    Watch her live to appreciate her vocal contrast. I recommend "perennial (live at waken)"or "judgement and punishment (vocal one take) " .
    Great reaction 👍🏻🤘🏻

    • @goatbrother8718
      @goatbrother8718 Рік тому +16

      Yeah the judgement and punishment one take might be the most interesting one for a vocal coach

    • @AKJACKAL99709
      @AKJACKAL99709 Рік тому +8

      Definitely recommend "Judgement and Punishment" (vocal one take) to the vocal coach reactors! It's a great side view of her while singing/screaming and also a clean recording to catch vocal phrasing and nuances!
      I love the concert stuff also. Often those are recommended either to prove that really is her voice (not a processed effect as some allege), or just because it is their personal favorite Jinjer song. Nothing wrong with that, and if Pieces and Judgement grab this vocal coach then I definitely think she should go down that rabbit hole of awesome live performances.

    • @MrErikchaugen
      @MrErikchaugen Рік тому +3

      This recording is also a live session!!

    • @SuperClarky666
      @SuperClarky666 Рік тому +1

      @@MrErikchaugen yes I know erik but when they hear the layering added later some are questioning I’m saying hearing tatiana in front of audience is a whole different thing and the vocal one take I’m not hearing layering myself added later are you? Im just wondering🤔

    • @MrErikchaugen
      @MrErikchaugen Рік тому

      @@SuperClarky666 I was wondering the same,but it really sound like a simple harmonizer or octaver,wich can be used live also!!But i would love to hear her live,as you are not the first telling me she is amazing live!!

  • @jeffmcilroy7081
    @jeffmcilroy7081 Рік тому +3

    Tatiana wins EVERY argument she gets in.

  • @Quizzy0000
    @Quizzy0000 Рік тому +14

    that last scream with ''emeralds are ripped away'' always gives me goosebumps

  • @jeremynewcastle
    @jeremynewcastle Рік тому +27

    The look on your face! 😂😂😂. Priceless! 😂😂😂

  • @abnormaltexan
    @abnormaltexan Рік тому +12

    English isn’t her first language and she has said she works extra hard to make sure she enunciates every word properly. She wants you to hear and understand her songs and not just see them as a gimmick. This is one of the most talented groups of musicians making music today and she truly appreciates the guys behind her make her even better and vice versa. They are crazy good!

  • @BTAColorado
    @BTAColorado Рік тому +22

    Jinjer just put out an album last August called "Wallflowers" and were set to tour with Slipknot right about now. Unfortunately the war in Ukraine started, which is their home country. The guys in the band were in Ukraine and couldn't leave so that nixed their tour plans. Tatiana was in Los Angles with her husband and has been working on some collaborations with other bands. Once the war is over I am crossing my fingers they come ROARING back (pun intended).

    • @TokSic420
      @TokSic420 Рік тому +4

      Roman, Eugene and Vlad have been allowed to leave Ukraine 🇺🇦 and start a European tour as ambassadors of Ukraine. It's sooo good to know they are OK.

    • @BTAColorado
      @BTAColorado Рік тому +2

      @@TokSic420 I saw that, FANTASTIC news even if it is just European dates so far

    • @j.f.fisher5318
      @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому

      @@BTAColorado they generally do the european festival circuit in the summer, then branch out to various continents from there. They are booked for a festival in Australia though.

    • @BTAColorado
      @BTAColorado Рік тому +1

      @@j.f.fisher5318 Generally, yes. this original comment is ten days old, their cultural ambassadorship status they were granted to return to touring happened the next day. I saw that Australia festival announcement last night when they posted about it. SUPER happy for them, I will be there when they make it to the US again!

    • @j.f.fisher5318
      @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому

      @@BTAColorado :) all good.

  • @somedigitalist7681
    @somedigitalist7681 Рік тому +103

    Great reaction and analysis. Tatiana's harsh vocals are really interesting because they display aspects of both false cord screaming (low, open, dark coloured, growl) and fry screaming (usually high, bright, with high frequency static-y overtones) at the same time. To use an analogy, Tatiana's harsh vocals use false cord screaming like chest voice and fry screaming like head voice, and she can mix the two in various proportions. This is unusual because false cord screaming is done with the true folds held open, and its very hard to generate enough breath pressure to rattle the tissues that produce a fry scream sound higher in the vocal tract with the true folds open. Usually fry screaming is done with the true folds held closed enough to only allow a small high pressure stream of air through (the true cords are not used to phonate while doing this in a pure fry scream). It makes her harsh vocals pretty unique. She's a wonderful vocalist with a wide variety of clean and harsh timbres in her arsenal and the artistic sense to use all those tools in the right places to aid storytelling.

    • @j.f.fisher5318
      @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому +32

      this is why It would be amazing if The Charismatic Voice could do another "Operation: Throat Camera" with Tatiana.

    • @daved2352
      @daved2352 Рік тому +8

      When I first learned what fry screaming was I enjoyed spotting fry screamers at gigs when their speaking voice into the mic came out much louder than their screams. It helped me to stop hurting myself doing the two or three backing vocal lines I had to do in my band too.

    • @buddybangs9445
      @buddybangs9445 Рік тому

      When I sing what I call death vocals, I am using almost no air and almost no strain. I can do it almost forever.

    • @ProducerJames91
      @ProducerJames91 Рік тому +3

      @@TheVocalyst you do need to see the charismatic voice video about Will Ramos's throat. It's Operation: throat camera with Will Ramos.

  • @flightgamer7849
    @flightgamer7849 Рік тому +26

    Wow so surprising.
    Her natural singing is so warm and nice.
    I love how in that last scream she seems to mix her throat singing with her high mix voice...how?!?!

    • @krimzonghost1987
      @krimzonghost1987 Рік тому +3

      I've heard people refer to it as "Double Voice" before, but It's hard to find a formal definition of this phenomenon. It's EXTREMELY rare from what I can tell. But you are most definitely hearing two tones in her last two growling segments. I have been questioning my sanity for the last 10 or so listens, but every time I replay it I hear the same exact thing. When most people execute a Double Voice type of effect it takes them more than one track to accomplish it. She is absolutely, terrifyingly INCREDIBLE!

    • @bradellington134
      @bradellington134 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@krimzonghost1987this is a studio recording, and if you listen, the vocals on the verses are more than one vocal track. Could possibly be the same on the choruses. Lots of tricks can be done in the studio that can't be replicated live.

    • @brad_wilson
      @brad_wilson 6 місяців тому +1

      @@bradellington134 100%, there is multi-tracking for the vocals.

  • @fjolagu
    @fjolagu Рік тому +21

    I love that you checked out her speaking voice first to have a reference. Amazing band and wonderful people. Love them so much! ❤‍🔥

    • @cooltechnician
      @cooltechnician Рік тому +2

      Are you here simping? 🙄🙄🙄😂😂😂😂

    • @j.f.fisher5318
      @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому +2

      @@cooltechnician well, as for me always lol ;)

  • @RafitoOoO
    @RafitoOoO Рік тому +13

    The whole band is so talented it's amazing

  • @donaldjackson4456
    @donaldjackson4456 Рік тому +20

    Please watch her in Judgment and Punishments 1 take live not the stage or official. Its amazing. You get to watch her neck and throat the entire performance. Would love to get your take on that performance

  • @jeffy6903
    @jeffy6903 Рік тому +15

    I sooo appreciate when a reaction to Jinjer is more than just "she sounds like a demon"... These are talented musicians, all 4 of them. And appreciating what she is doing and the talent she has is great.

  • @matthewgrady3423
    @matthewgrady3423 Рік тому +17

    I have listened to this song hundreds of times. I’ve watched reactions to it just as many times. That belt near the end will NEVER not get me. I have to brace myself as soon as she starts with “Pisces swimming…” and just tense up until it’s over. I’m slowly been becoming a fan of this band over the past few months. Probably my favorite song of there’s is “Teacher, Teacher.”

  • @narsos6043
    @narsos6043 Рік тому +18

    Tatiana has done a bunch of interviews. Even with some UA-camrs. If I recall the interviews correctly she has said she doesn't know any of the science behind it. She was inspired by another female screamer: Otep. Then just practice screaming at cars on a highway, and in her pillow at home for years to to learn how and develop her style. I think she did one interview on Loudwire on how she learned to scream.
    "Teacher, Teacher" is probably my favorite song but yeah I agree with other commenters for vocal coaches and teachers "JINJER - Judgement (& Punishment) - Tatiana Shmayluk - One Take Vocal Performance" is a good one because its just her up close in a booth.

  • @joespradley2323
    @joespradley2323 Рік тому +9

    Next you need to react to “Teacher Teacher”. Thank you so much to reacting to them. They are the most unique bands out there and from Ukraine that we hear about in the news. Tatiana is so gifted and sings various musical genres in their music. You will absolutely love each suggestion because all of them will be great to see your reaction. Thanks again🙏🏼🌹

  • @michaelnolan6951
    @michaelnolan6951 Рік тому +53

    I had the scales fall from my eyes (and ears) in 2019 when I first heard Nightwish. Since then I have been immersing myself in the European metal scene, starting with Symphonic Metal and from there going down assorted interconnected rabbitholes. This song in particular is a joy to watch pro singers and vocal coaches react to. Your reaction did not disapoint. Tatiana has plenty left in the tank for you to react to!

  • @chrisingles102
    @chrisingles102 Рік тому +17

    Omg thank you for an honest reaction! Your reaction was so informative as well and as a Jinjer fan I cannot waiting for you to hear her LIVE. Tatiana is RARE.

  • @Dee-ih2yf
    @Dee-ih2yf Рік тому +13

    " Wallflower" by Jinjer also speaks to lead singer Tatiana's introverted side. The band has been around for 12 years now with different personnel, the most recent change being Vlad the drummer who is a classically trained pianist. The guys write the music and Tatiana (a self-confessed procrastinator who does her best work under the last minute deadline) writes the lyrics.
    Tati's early role model for screaming was a female screamer named "Otep" from the band Otep. Check them out with the song
    "Ghostflowers" and imagine Tati hearing a female vocalist screaming for the first time.
    The song "Wallflower" portrays the band's different personalities and Tati's artistic side.

  • @tjhorne82
    @tjhorne82 Рік тому +8

    Welcome to Jinjer. As a vocalist you would love Tatiana's one take vocal of "Judgement and Punishment".

  • @MrHws5mp
    @MrHws5mp Рік тому +36

    Glad you enjoyed it so much! I heartily endorse all the other people saying that Judgement and Punishment (live one-take) is a great one for vocal coaches to react to. Having said that, my favorite is still Teacher, Teacher (official video): it's just stunning.

  • @JEFFwasHERE...
    @JEFFwasHERE... 10 місяців тому +1

    Yayyyyyyyyyyyy!!! JEFF was HERE 🎉🎉

  • @rofyle
    @rofyle Рік тому +1

    My favorite parts are how the guys are just sitting there like, "Ho-hum, that's just Tati being Tati."

  • @Demonator248
    @Demonator248 Рік тому +2

    We the metalheads call the growling " uncleans " 🤘🤘 I can do it for a while but I'm nowhere as good as tatiana is she's phenomenonal

  • @isnobodyreally102
    @isnobodyreally102 Рік тому +5

    I see jinjer i sub.

  • @capstan50g
    @capstan50g Рік тому +11

    Her belt on this song really reminds me of Ann Wilson of Heart. There's some layering on her voice to fill it out, but her growl is so deep and aggressive. I think you'd like their song Teacher, Teacher. It really shows her different skills. This is a Ukrainian band, by the way. So much talent in danger with the recent troubles.

  • @palladinodessa8988
    @palladinodessa8988 Рік тому +3

    Watch her live, see her stage presence, hear her belt, growl, sing while moving all around the stage. The band plays behind her with precision. All of them together show their incredible talent. Perennial live at Whacken 2019. 🤘

  • @DyvmSlorm
    @DyvmSlorm Рік тому +8

    Scream, growl, I think, especially when I hear Tatiana's last sound in this one, sounds like a panthers roar. So, I like to think of Tati as a roarer .

  • @slarzyer
    @slarzyer Рік тому +4

    jinjer is one of the best death style singers i ever heard and i been listening to this style since it was invented ...she has a great growl and completely understandable with good speed control and chorus like an angel...its great to see a voice teacher love it too

  • @3dartstudio007
    @3dartstudio007 Рік тому +9

    In the 90's we used the terms "aggression/aggressive" then "dark" then "whine" then "harmonic". Each singing style seemed to fit into that. Alice in Chains, aggressive whine. Cannibal corpse aggressive dark. Queensryche metal harmonic. Jinger covers ALL the bases, so... Great review! Thank you

  • @stub011
    @stub011 Рік тому +23

    If you go through Jinjer’s catalogue you will learn that Tatiana has a higher and lower register. But it works because the band create the music that allows it work so perfectly. She has very little do to with the composition but they know she can add to it. The band site lots of bands as influences but I would definitely say that Opeth (not forgetting Otep was Tatiana’s eye opening moment as it being possible for a woman to do extreme vocals). Opeth and Otep are too very different bands but good in their own rights. I hope Jinjer will be remembered for their talent and the fact they opened up so many people to metal in the way bands that Metallica, SOAD and Slipknot did (just name a few) because they got people interested in a genre that they would otherwise of thought differently to. I’m 51 and I honestly think Tatiana is my favourite vocalist out their now. People can argue and that’s fine, my tastes are tastes and what I like is just what I like, it’s an opinion. Music / art is not based in facts, so love what you love and enjoy it, be happy with what makes you happy (unless it’s auto tune in which case I’ll say you are wrong 😂😂😂😂) love, peace and harmony ♥️

    • @j.f.fisher5318
      @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому +5

      Whatever Jinjer's level of commercial success turns out to be, I am confident that in a decade there will be a generation of musicians citing Jinjer as key influences. Looking at the more recent success of Spirtbox, I don't think they'll be alone and bands like Jinjer and SB are going to be the end of this, but rather just be the first steps in a new wave of metal becoming an influential genre again. And here's the thing, look at how successful Adele has been, and she's almost always singing about hurt and anger, but it's made pretty, sugar-coated, romanticized. I think when music historians look back on the last decade, they'll point to Pisces live session in 2017 when so many women around the world were really taking hold of their anger and the amazing technique on display waking people up to a new paradigm of music. Music that doesn't have to choose between beauty and the beast, between Adele and Arch Enemy. Rather it is music that can integrate the two ends of the spectrum and embrace everything in between. That is able to be beautiful when it should be, but to express hurt and anger fully when it needs to too.

    • @wolfgirl1722
      @wolfgirl1722 Рік тому +1

      Check out Lauren Babic, idk if you e heard of her or not. She does a lot of covers, Bad Romance is a good one but then she does some nice soft vocals in her covers of “Lovely” And a cover of the Gaga/Bradley cooper song (cannot remember the name right now).
      I absolutely agree that Tati is in a league of her own, but you might like Lauren as well.

  • @jeffwellman8347
    @jeffwellman8347 Рік тому +27

    Very good analysis. I think you would really enjoy reacting to Tatiana's one take recording of "Judgement and Punishment" (subbed)

  • @MolnarG007
    @MolnarG007 Рік тому +3

    I just love how Bethany not only got great facial expressions but literally react at phisical level: her face became red and she got teary eyed from excitement. XD

  • @deboraharroyo3047
    @deboraharroyo3047 Рік тому +10

    This song was to show off the new drummer but went viral because of her voice. You should check out the chirsima tic voice where she had wil Ramos of Lorna shore do a laryngoscope, it will premiere In 3 days

  • @derklemmbausteinnovize
    @derklemmbausteinnovize Рік тому +9

    Like Jeff says : judgement & punishment … some more facets of Tati. great song too
    thanks for your reaction

  • @ryoichirou7865
    @ryoichirou7865 Рік тому +4

    woaahh finallllyyyyy Jinjer ^^

  • @DrSkeff
    @DrSkeff Рік тому +7

    What a fantastic reaction and I especially appreciate your acknowledgment of the band’s ability at the end. They are all top-notch musicians who write interesting, challenging music. Plus Tati is a poet who is writing in a second language.

  • @clintono
    @clintono 3 місяці тому +1

    Tatianna has the voice of an angel.... as that angel falls through all 9 layers of hell and then fights its way back out..... And I adore it.

  • @lkayh
    @lkayh Рік тому +21

    LOL. You only THINK you’re prepared for the first time hearing Tatiana. People literally make a hobby of watching first-time reactions to Jinjer, and this song is the best one to start with because it’s so Jekyll-Hyde. A lot of reactors have serious meltdowns. Julia Nilon just about killed me-in part probably because I’d only just heard it the first time myself, and had a very similar reaction. Anyway, great reaction and analysis.
    You might want to check out The Bass Gang’s recent cover of Centuries, featuring Jonathan Young-he briefly uses a similar technique, and I gather he does more on his own channel (metal guy, 2 million subscribers). It sounds to me like he’s also classically trained-I hear a little of that from him at times. The BG members themselves are basses with extensive ranges and considerable talent. One member is currently in apprenticeship with the Santa Fe Opera as well.
    FYI, this band is from Ukraine. Tatiana, last I heard, was in the US with her husband, but the men are in Ukraine fighting. I check in on their channel every so often hoping to find out how they are. They’re selling merch to help fund the fight.
    PS, I doubt I’m the first to mention this but you look a lot like Annette Bening back in the day.

  • @j.f.fisher5318
    @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому +11

    Some will whine that they prefer reactors not to know what to expect. Personally I enjoy it more when one thinks they know what's coming heehee. I see recommendations for both Perennial live at Wacken and Judgement & Punishment one take. Both are amazing. Wacken is very technical and will show her on stage and her mesmerizing stage presence (I've seen them twice) and at the end she talks to the crowd and you can see how out of breath she was which is mind-blowing. Judgment and Punishment has a lot of belting and is more focused on power, and up close so her technique is on display. Great analysis - subbed. Cheers!

    • @j.f.fisher5318
      @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому +2

      p.s. your comments at the end make me wonder if The Charismatic Voice's "Operation: Throat Camera" with Will Ramos of Lorna Shore is on your radar. My immediate thought was wondering if she'd asked Tati. :)

    • @BTAColorado
      @BTAColorado Рік тому +2

      One of my favorite belted parts she does is at the end of the Resurrection Fest video of "Captain Clock". Be aware though Vocalyst, that's one of their heaviest song for the first 3 minutes or so.

    • @j.f.fisher5318
      @j.f.fisher5318 Рік тому +2

      @@BTAColorado omg yes! that part is achingly epic

  • @dallasclark5533
    @dallasclark5533 Рік тому +2

    Fun fact that never fails to blow my mind, Tatiana is completely self taught.

  • @Tarkus_
    @Tarkus_ Рік тому +2

    It's hilarious that you were expecting something heavy, and yet you were still shocked. I love it!

  • @roberta7727
    @roberta7727 6 місяців тому +2

    Wow wow wow that was amazing she is amazing the band is awesome thank you so much

  • @yannlmp1728
    @yannlmp1728 Рік тому +4

    I'm adding to other comments, but you should watch "Perennial (Live at Wacken Open Air 2019)"!

  • @randalljones4370
    @randalljones4370 Рік тому +11

    Watching you attempt to construct the physical vocal production in your mind's eye while carrying on a conversation was precious.
    The words would flow but then the brain would give a nudge like "just think about the arytenoids... and what is going on in the posterior pharynx?"
    A very good and entertaining reaction.
    About 4 months ago we got a heads up from Elizabeth/The Charismatic Voice that she had arranged for a detailed laryngoscope for Will Ramos of the band Lorna Shore at a very legit lab in Utah (I shall hold off on plugging them only because I'm former faculty at another west cost med/dental U who has a similar lab, lol It's kinda like football fans, we don't cheer for the opposition, lol.) Anyway, that video is premiering this Fri June 10 on her channel. Yes, I know it's kind of clumsy talking about the 'competition' on a reactor's channel, but 98% of the time you folks seem to be much more supportive of others in your field (then we are in grant-competitive academia, or even worse in the private sector). You'll probably see the info in her community section, and you REALLY should see the teaser/trailer she has up right now...Will is such a real/down-to-earth/FUNNNY person.
    OK, enough plugging other channels. ...But since I watched all the way to the end of the video and you'd mentioned wanting to see a scope of harsh vocal production, I wanted to make sure you knew that video was upcoming.
    No spoilers, form me. But there's a hint at a very cool 'ah hah moment' in the trailer.

  • @donaldjackson4456
    @donaldjackson4456 Рік тому +4

    Yay my favorite band

  • @sauletto1
    @sauletto1 10 місяців тому +1

    I've watched virtually every reaction video to this as obviously it is notably incredible . Your professional observations along with honest and sincere appreciation of what you were seeing and hearing got you not only a "like", but "Subscribed" as well. Genuine objectivity is refreshing to find , and you clearly show it. Great video ! :)

  • @nickmoutos8308
    @nickmoutos8308 Рік тому

    Absolutely one of the most dynamic voices I've ever heard, the beautiful softer sounds and singing along with the growling Tatiana does is truly amazing! I saw them live in 2018 in a 500 person venue and it was every bit as good live as this "live studio" version. Loved your reaction and technical descriptions, thank you!

  • @module79l28
    @module79l28 Рік тому +5

    I'd say that the uniqueness of Tatiana's harsh vocals is the result of being self-taught. She wanted to sound a certain way, so she figured out how to do it without learning this or that technique. She said in an interview that in the beginning she felt disappointed with the whole thing because she sounded like a cow (😄) but she practiced and practiced and practiced (she didn't feel comfortable screaming into a pillow, so to avoid disturbing her family at home she started going to a nearby road and screamed at the passing cars) until she liked the sounds that she was producing and felt comfortable doing it without damaging her voice. With time she also developed an amazing breath control, as you'll witness when you react to Perennial live at Wacken 2019.
    Also, another thing that differentiates Tatiana from other female screamers is the ability to make the different type of vocals fit the mood of the part of the song they're used in (like you pointed out in the belting part) and her dynamics. Many other female screamers either scream in the same register during the whole songs or when they sing normally, they do the same.
    Like 549! 🙂

  • @JeffreyFF1976
    @JeffreyFF1976 Рік тому +1

    One of my favorite little vocal and performance details is after the long sustained "world," the extra little bit of visual and auditory drama as she sucks air in through her teeth making a soft hiss instead of trying to be subtle about the inhalation

  • @davejohnston2197
    @davejohnston2197 Рік тому +1

    There's a bit of fry added to Tati's vocals. She does go full false chord at times, but most of the time there is some vocal fry added. She controls tone that way. The one thing that should be mentioned is this band has many genres they draw from. Jazz, reggae, prog, and classical, just to name a few. Vlad, the drummer, is a classically trained pianist. He picked up the drums to fill a spot in a band, and he's amazing with his jazz stylings floating into metal core. The deeper you go into they music, the more you realize you can't pin them down to a sound. Great reaction, and I can't wait to see more.

  • @sailordave1000
    @sailordave1000 Рік тому +2

    “Angelic voice” and I eagerly awaited your reaction to her chorus voice

  • @charlesmarlowstanfield
    @charlesmarlowstanfield Рік тому

    A good reaction video! I watch a lot of these for fun. Loved your take.

  • @buddha6920
    @buddha6920 Рік тому +2

    Never gets old man!That's why every few months I check for new reaction videos. Love Jinjer💖💖 Also love seeing people react to Floor Jansen,Viking Queen👸👸

  • @newberryle19
    @newberryle19 Рік тому

    I'm glad to see I'm not the only person who randomly checks up on youtube to see if anyone else has had their "Jinjer Moment" yet.

  • @ShanLiB
    @ShanLiB Рік тому +2

    Tatiana is a treasure and the rest of the band is so talented and so together in producing this. It really is a team effort. That last transition by Vladislav, introducing Tatiana's last beast-mode segment, was amazing. One of the ways to know Tatiana is not being damaged by this is the fact that she's been doing it for more than 12 years and has not been harmed. I really enjoyed your reaction/analysis.

  • @Black_Deliverance
    @Black_Deliverance 11 днів тому

    At "She has beautiful and angelic sound", I sit down and open a popcorn bag XD

  • @chriskwakernaat2328
    @chriskwakernaat2328 Рік тому +1

    I love how EVERY reactor , hobby , vocalist , instrumentalist stops at the first break , commnents/praises her sound and the next few seconds is terrified of her , lol.

  • @ErskineBrown-ok1fm
    @ErskineBrown-ok1fm 6 місяців тому

    You made it to the bottom of the rabbit hole congratulations so glad you found Jinjer
    I’m impressed your tolerance for metal music

  • @ernestodonatucci7917
    @ernestodonatucci7917 Рік тому

    Top 5 of my favorite Jinjer reactions, congratulations!!! 🤘❤️🤘

  • @pikyarte
    @pikyarte Рік тому +3

    Amazing reaction... Need more jinjer... Pls.. ❤️🤘🤘🤘🤘

  • @MastersApprentices
    @MastersApprentices Рік тому +1

    Wait till you hear what Will Ramos of Lorna Shore can do with his screams....your mind will literally be BLOWN. Elizabeth and Kirk of The Charismatic Voice took a trip with him to have a camera put down his throat to see what was happening with his vocal chords as he made the sounds, its was amazing!

  • @Robertsmith-dy3sh
    @Robertsmith-dy3sh Рік тому

    Great Reaction and breakdown! Welcome to Jinjer!

  • @captfredricks9650
    @captfredricks9650 Рік тому +1

    Loved your reaction and analysis! Subbed 😄

  • @jbwooten89
    @jbwooten89 Рік тому

    Watching musicians, especially vocal coaches, completely fall in love with that last section is always the highlight of these videos. Good content!

  • @blythewarland5459
    @blythewarland5459 Місяць тому

    your reaction when Tatiana cuts loose is Gold

  • @data00entity
    @data00entity Рік тому

    Love when people get excited for art ❤

  • @Maxrider2009
    @Maxrider2009 Рік тому

    Love to hear YOU. Such a healthy way of looking at the differences in vocal performance without bias!

  • @tomasguerrero905
    @tomasguerrero905 Рік тому +1

    Wow, I'm impressed with you so much. You are an angel and your taking on this song was just pure magic....I'm sold. The fact that you reacted to Jinjer like this makes me a happy metalhead!

  • @leonardvandergriff6241
    @leonardvandergriff6241 Рік тому +1

    She is even more amazing live the entire band is what you can call perfect

  • @gmatuz8276
    @gmatuz8276 Рік тому +1

    Wow I've seen so many voice coaches & singers react to this song but this is by far the most detailed explanation of her technique and use of her vocal chords, job well done

  • @spinemole
    @spinemole 7 місяців тому

    No matter how many times I watch her I almost can't believe that she is for real making those sounds all by herself. No one who watches her sing is EVER ready.

  • @user-bg3of3ip6l
    @user-bg3of3ip6l 5 місяців тому

    I love your reaction! Thank yoy so much.

  • @srudine
    @srudine Рік тому

    Love your analysis of this amazing song. You and Tatiana are jems and I enjoy your beautiful smile and commentary. Keep up the great work.😘

  • @Jinjer13
    @Jinjer13 Рік тому +5

    thanx for your professional analysis of this song > one of the best bands I've ever heard, regardless of the musical genre
    lovely greetings from a german musician and maybe next > JINJER - Judgement (& Punishment) - Tatiana Shmayluk - One Take Vocal Performance
    please stay safe

  • @austincasey4621
    @austincasey4621 Рік тому

    The entire band is truly amazing. The amount of talent is mind boggling, and they all make it seem so effortless. Her song writing ability, breath control, pitch, etc, are all masterclass.

  • @austinshoemaker246
    @austinshoemaker246 Рік тому +1

    I love watching people’s faces when she switches it from beautiful vocals to death metal screams. It’s unreal.

  • @paulcrick856
    @paulcrick856 Рік тому +4

    As everyone has said “Perennial” Live at Waken is a must for a great live vocal performance. Thanks for the knowledge and insight.

  • @RubixNoob1993
    @RubixNoob1993 Рік тому

    I think my favorite part of this was looking at your back catalog of reactions and realizing you weren’t ready for this. 😂

  • @jindas4217
    @jindas4217 Рік тому +1

    The one take of their song "Judgement and Punishment". Is highly recommended, for a reaction 👍👍👍👍😊✌️

  • @belakiss8861
    @belakiss8861 Рік тому +1

    the Band is super technical and tight, then you have Tatiana is a vocal goddess...How she transitions from melodic to the growl and back is incredible. I am in awe....

  • @blakeshields3777
    @blakeshields3777 Рік тому +1

    Quickly became one of my Favorite bands. Tatiana is in a category all her own vocally. Some of her switches in Teacher, Teacher still blow me away.

  • @dingdong8473
    @dingdong8473 Рік тому

    I love your arms waving around in excitement… GOLD!

  • @zackgeldhof1206
    @zackgeldhof1206 Рік тому +1

    Always pause. Always rewind. I ADORE hearing vocal coaches and teachers talk about technique and methods and the "Why" and "How" behind singing. It's awesome and I always appreciate music all the more for it.

  • @michaelewifladt8605
    @michaelewifladt8605 4 місяці тому

    Firstly... I enjoy this channel! What blows Me away, is how Tati is minimally trained! Mostly all natural. Feom My understanding! Wow! I love every Jinjer reaction!

  • @rachelcote1057
    @rachelcote1057 8 місяців тому

    I wasn't ready! hahaha! Love this

  • @Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.
    @Adam_Le-Roi_Davis. Рік тому +6

    Such a great reaction and review, thank you. Jinjer are a really superb band, Tatiana is very adaptive in her singing and sings in many different genres, please check out, 'Perennial' live at Wacken 2019, 'Teacher Teacher' the official video, 'Judgement (and Punishment)' Tatiana's one-take vocal version, 'Vortex' the official video, which is one of the band's latest songs, for an earlier one react to 'I Speak Astronomy' the official video, they have a very large back catalogue.
    They're from the Ukraine, the band are:
    Tatiana on Vocals,
    Roman on Guitar,
    Eugene is the Bassist,
    Vlad is the Drummer.
    The men are still in the Ukraine, they were there when the war broke out, luckily Tatiana was in America with her husband at the time so is safe.

  • @craigsisler
    @craigsisler Рік тому

    First time I've watched you and loved it. Truly fun to see your unabashed surprise and joy at hearing her sing. Reminded me of the first time I heard this song. And I enjoyed your vocal analysis - succinct and not overdone. I also love that you commented on the musicianship and collaboration of the band which is truly special. I've yet to hear one of their songs that wasn't very well written and perfectly arranged. And this is coming from a guy who mostly listens to R&B. Will definitely watch more of your videos.

  • @jamescurfman3284
    @jamescurfman3284 Рік тому +5

    I love the face you made while hearing Tati's edgy rough vocals for the first time (she calls them 'extreme vocals'). I have done that myself.
    Oh, you have to give this another listen, you missed something. This was not the first recording or the first playthrough in the studio. She actually has a backing track that is her whispering the lyrics underneath the normal clean vocals. She's not actually as airy as it seems. I think she also did another backing track for the low screams and maybe also for the high scream at the end. Obviously there is some echo effect on the mic at certain points.
    And AMAZING, AWESOME display all the way around. This is a world-class band! :)

  • @Schblae
    @Schblae Рік тому

    I think this is the best analyst and commentary of how "Growl" works so far by a Vocal Coach.

  • @ChocolateFishBrains
    @ChocolateFishBrains Рік тому

    I love seeing reactions and analysis of this video, and yours was very insightful and understandable for a layperson like myself.

  • @dhavaram8064
    @dhavaram8064 Рік тому

    So, I have acquired this hobby of watching reaction videos to Jinjer, and this song in particular, and I have watched A LOT of them. I have to say, Bethany, your reaction to Tatiana's harsh vocals after the angelic clean vocals was one of the most honest and genuine, and I really appreciate your evaluation, explanation, analysis, and insights. Even being a self-proclaimed non-expert in harsh vocals, you gave some of the best explanation of the technique and what is happening in the false folds and the true vocal folds with these type of growls. I very much appreciated the way you went back and listened to sections of the song again to point out other things you noticed and just to soak it in and marvel at Tati's talent, technique, and artistry. You didnt comment much on the band itself, but I'm not sure that's necessarily a problem, since being a vocal coach, I'm sure you'd agree, your expertise is obviously most applicable to the vocals.
    Just to make another point I alluded to earlier, a lot of streamers do reactions to this song, and A WHOLE LOT of them are clearly disingenuous about not having heard it or knowing nothing about it, and their reaction videos add nothing to the conversation about Jinjer and Tatiana (other than maybe to introduce some of their followers to the band). Bethany, you absolutely add SO much to the conversation, and I plan to listen to a lot more reactions from this channel because you are awesome! Thank you!

  • @uthamal
    @uthamal Рік тому +1

    Thank you very much for the reaction, I saw your 2-part reaction to Floor Jansen a couple of days ago and was planning to recommend Pisces. Even with your research you were clearly unprepared, I loved it! I highly recommend Perennial live at Wacken 2019 to see her vocal abilities during an actual live show. I'm a boomer and not a metal head but still love this band also because they mix various other styles with metal and I actually had the good fortune to see them live during a period when small concerts in Holland were allowed again. An unforgettable experience.
    I added this to my favorites and will listen to it again and look forward to more Jinjer reactions!

  • @sea-ferring
    @sea-ferring 10 місяців тому +2

    This is the best response to this song I have seen. Yes, the growl is super impressive, but the mixed belt is what really sends shivers down my spine. Her transitions are superb and everything she does is extremely musical. A lot of growl vocals are used for effect or to add aggressiveness, Tatiana uses every part of her repertoire as an instrument. I also like the way she transitions from a growl to a scream effortlessly - it's almost as if she is able to pitch the vocal effect.

  • @kennyRamone
    @kennyRamone Рік тому

    It must be the 20th reaction I watch and it never gets old.
    Great content btw, as a singer wannabe I found it really cool :D