There are literally millions of songs in the world you could have used for a backdrop to show off your mechanical toy. Unfortunately, you chose a deeply spiritual song about the transition of dying, an original song called "The Speck Of Dust," written by the late Alexey Ashtaev (RIP) with lyrics by Leonid Vorobyev and his son Roman. Please make better choices when highlighting your mechanical toys in the future. Thank you. 🙏🏻
I appreciate your input. What I was trying to 'show off' is the very spiritual nature that is Alaska. Ever been here? If not, I wouldn't expect you to understand. We have a native population known as the 'Tlingit', who are very spiritual, so I wanted to capture the spiritual nature of both the music and the landscape. Sorry if you have a problem with that... If so, it's your problem, not mine. Speaking of understanding, I understand 'overtone singing' and as an opera singer myself, I appreciate the spiritual underpinnings of the technique, probably better than most.
Great song .great video...coupled with a great voice...love everything Ksenia does !!
Glad you liked it. Yes, she’s very good and the music fit the video!
Wow! Simply 10.0 Performance.
There are literally millions of songs in the world you could have used for a backdrop to show off your mechanical toy. Unfortunately, you chose a deeply spiritual song about the transition of dying, an original song called "The Speck Of Dust," written by the late Alexey Ashtaev (RIP) with lyrics by Leonid Vorobyev and his son Roman. Please make better choices when highlighting your mechanical toys in the future. Thank you. 🙏🏻
I appreciate your input.
What I was trying to 'show off' is the very spiritual nature that is Alaska. Ever been here? If not, I wouldn't expect you to understand. We have a native population known as the 'Tlingit', who are very spiritual, so I wanted to capture the spiritual nature of both the music and the landscape. Sorry if you have a problem with that... If so, it's your problem, not mine.
Speaking of understanding, I understand 'overtone singing' and as an opera singer myself, I appreciate the spiritual underpinnings of the technique, probably better than most.