Vocal Coach reacts to Disturbed The Sound of Silence
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2020
- So a few of you requested that I do a vocal coach reaction video for Disturb's cover of The Sound of Silence. OMG! Thank you for recommending this to me! It was amazing. In this video, watch my first time reaction to this beautiful song. Amazing!
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I was honored to by chance be in the audience for this performance. The standing ovation seemed like ten minutes. I later found out David sang while having the flu. Amazing!!!
David had a temperature of 102°. More than amazing!😮
He just did an interview saying he had a vocal cord lesion and had to have his ENT dr on stand by because he wasn’t sure if his cords would hold up. He had surgery 3 days later.
Seriously jealous. You saw music history being made.
In an interview David did, he said he was worried how his fans would react to the song the first time they played it in their lineup since it's very different from what they usually do, but to his surprise he saw fans waving their cellphones and crying because they were so touched by the song as they were connecting to it. After that it became a "must play" song at every concert they did. Paul Simon actually contacted David and told him that he loved the cover so much that he added it to his social media content. You know you did good when the creator of a musical masterpiece tells you he loves your cover.
Didn't Paul also tell David that it's his song now as well?
Michael M. I heard Paul say that in an interview...."It's David's song now" and clapped his hands together.
Like Hurt by Johnny Cash. Trent Rezno stated outright that the song wasn't his anymore, and that Cash had taken it and made it better than he ever could.
I saw an interview he did where he said it was the longest studio time he spent on a song, doing it over and over. And when he came out of the booth he said the look on everyone's faces said he had done a stunning job, so he was very pleased.
It was another band member who suggested doing quieter ballad style and building, rather than their usual approach.
if david wanted proof that he's a great singer he certainly got it from paul simon
“To the neon god they made” sends shivers EVERY DAMN TIME.
Ya, it's our cell phones 😲
@@cherylparks9449 When Paul Simon wrote it, that line was about television. But yea, cell phones as a more modern comparison fits pretty well.
Every. Damn. Time.
@kassandra odessa me toooo
Yep,I’m already in tears with every hair on my body standing on end by that stage...
"He's not singing a song, he's living a moment" I've watched dozens of reactions to this performance by vocalists and coaches, and I don't think anyone has described it better than that!
I agree completely. Her reaction is so eloquent.
Anyone can hear that this performance was an Immortal Moment, that it was caught on video is miraculous
All these vocal coaches look so mesmerized when listening to this.
Every single one
That's because they are 😂😂 in shock I think is more of the word 😂 such a powerful song 🙌
I mean, if they are familiar with Down with the Sickness I don't blame them 😂
It’s probably cause most vocal coaches don’t think screaming or raspiness is healthy but he does it so naturally it’s almost hard to argue
@@clowe73 ? Ok...
Me: Aw, I can’t wait to see this sweet innocent lady’s reaction to Disturbed
Her: yeah, big Disturbed fan here.
Me: I’m sorry what? 🙃
Totally thought same thing had to rewind video to clarify that she said that lol
Big disturbed fan... Has never heard sound of silence cover... Big doubt
getting giddy watching him=) those eyes=)
Same here lol 😁
I am a frail elderly lady and a huge fan of Disturbed.
And the people bowed and prayed. Thats the CHILL moment through the bones. Draiman is an absolute BEAST.
"to the neon god they made"
And to think, He had the flu when he sang that night!(Man is a beast!)
I think it's the next line that really does it for me. It's just so...*angry* and raw and gives me chills every damn time. The original is very melancholy and more like someone making an observation. This version is like someone seeing it and being MAD AS HELL about it. It's such a different interpretation that it's like a completely different song. Just gorgeous.
That is the moment when every man gets chills..........and a quarter chub
Right about there I start forgetting to breathe.
Another fact.... David does not use auto tune. The show did it and he was angry about it. His vocal range is amazing. He's also very humble and extremely intelligent. ❤️
Why in the world would they even think they needed to auto tune perfection??? I mean who listens to this and says, "Hey, the voice of an angel isn't good enough?"
I read he was a health care administrator before his musical career. Well educated. So glad he went with his music
@@tryscay149 Exactly! However, it's been said that David was sick that day (fever, etc) so maybe that played a part?
@@tryscay149 he was sick in that performance for Conan. So it was likely just him being sick but they did it anyways.
His voice is a once in a generation voice and it's even MORE rare when someone with a voice like his songs a song that feels like both were made for each other.
It's a policy for the show. So live performances are less likely to bomb, every artist gets auto tune
I can listen to this version 1000 times and it always brings tears to my eyes. David Draiman was classically trained and you can really tell. He said he never spent more than an hour in the booth recording a song but he wanted to do this right and did a 3 1/2 hour session and said that when he walked out the entire band said “Yep that was it”. They really wanted to do this song justice but give it their own touch. Great reaction
You are 100% right about this song. Every time I listen to this cover I get emotional. A truly amazing song.
For some reason I prefer this live version over the 9ne they recorded something about it thats different I havnt heard the 2 enough to figure out what it is but something is different
@@brandonbrodbeck6688 There’s actually a tiny bit of pitch correction on this one. Conan’s crew put it on there without telling David beforehand.
We are so distracted in this world I think God through this Beautiful Song/Singer is trying to get our attention...draw us to Jesus the Only Truth/Light of the world❤️
Currently on about the 30th review of this song. Still going. Won't stop
God creating David - "Do you want the voice of an Angel or a Demon?"
David - "Yes."
I see this comment on every reaction to this. Must be a good one.
Same
@@MusikIsUniversal And the "He was sick while doing this"
@@gears101 yes, that's what I hear.
I'm so sad we never got a combo of David and Chester. They both had amazing duel natured voices. Tatiana from Jinjer would be an awesome pairing too.
David's voice is amazing, but very few "reacters" have commented on the perfect arrangement of the piece. The piano, guitar, and drums add the perfect accents to the strings and David's singing. All combine to shine a bright light on the wonderfully univeral lyrics of that Simon and Garfunkel song
I agree. If you check out any of their live concert videos from the last tour, their live arrangement in concert is exactly the same.
She saw everything including his eyes.
That last prolonged, clear, open tone on "sound" gives me chills every time.
Yea that is so perfect. Not only the holding of the tone, the voice, the short silence after it, it kills me every time.
Such a good performance. He was actually sick while doing this one but still knocked it out the park.
He was sick and afterwards he didn’t like how he performed it.
@@hawks356gaming7 That's because they autotuned his mike without telling him. It didn't ruin his performance by any measure, but he was still pretty pissed when he found out.
Yes he was... yes he did
Didn't he also say he would never perform on this show again?
@@hawks356gaming7 it was fucking amazing!! I've seen wrose than this when he WASNT sick. He did have a mesh put into his chords tho because he blew his chords out a while ago, if he blows THESE out he is done for good. Hope that never happens, he is just NOW getting into his range and what he can do in the album evolution. Can't wait to see whats next.
The fact that he did this performance with the Flu is the most amazing part for me. I've been a fan of Disturbed for a long time. So, I knew what he was capable of. Having performed as amazingly as he did while feeling as ill as he did that night was just so impressive.
Every time I hear this I just get shivers. I get tears in my eyes and to be honest.....those tears fall down my face. Not with sadness. I'm just completely taken in by the delivery of the song. His voice is unbelievable. The range and the passion is absolutely incredible. Magic.
Finally, a vocal coach who isn't just a "vocal coach" on youtube..
What do you mean by that?
I actually completely understand it, she really knows what she talking about and you can tell, hes saying that others are just calling themselves vocal coachs, when shes the real deal
Sam Johnson is another one. Dude *really* knows his craft. He's also incredibly positive and super educational without being judgy at all.
The Charismatic voice is another fantastic channel
Come on bro, chill
David Draiman....one of the most amazing vocalists I've ever heard....he has a timber to his voice that is soooo distinctive. He can go from clear as crystal to rasp and back on a dime with unbelievable control. The man is so damn talented!! He's got a gift on loan from God.....well said Madeleine: "it's a privilege to witness that kind of greatness"
I agree. David is extremely good. However, it shouldn't be reduced to "talent" alone. Sure he's gifted, but he worked a lot to be able to reach that level. Nobody can achieve such a perfection in any field without work.
He reminds me of Chris Cornell with that amazing range.
I seen it put best when someone said "the original was a warning, this one sounds pissed off cause we didn't listen"
Agree!
Especially the MV version, the emotions are so raw and exposed there. Sadness, anger, disbelief, all rolling over you powerfully.
someone said the "1st song was a warning, the 2nd a battle cry." I love that quote!
@@tincanqueen333 And the 3rd is a flash of hope
I have a feeling that this live version will be a staple in vocal teaching for decades to come. This will be shown to future generations and live on as a classic performance.
I am certain there are baritones and tenors worldwide who will be trying to replicate this performance for at least for the next few decades lol. I wish them good luck 😊
Simon & Garfunkel signalled a fire burning in the distance, David roars a four alarm fire in our own homes. An incredibly powerful piece of art.
David was originally trained classically, opera. This truly showcases his wide range of vocal talent.
The first time I heard this version was maybe a month ago, and I was stunned, just mind blown. I heard it on the radio, had no idea who this person was, thought maybe an opera singer. The second time I heard this version (on the same radio show), again stunned, I said to myself this guy, with his vocal prowess and intensity, this guy must be a rock singer. With my search through UA-cam, I discovered Disturbed and David. I have listened to David sing the Sound of Silence every day since then. It haunts me. I never want it to stop.
not quite, he was trained as a cantor
Fun fact... David was sick on this night... and that's how good he sounded ill
I'm not here to diminish this amazing performance, but against his will, the show procuders used autotune on this recording because he was so sick that day. You can see his reaction when he realise it, his focus changed and he talked about it in a interview he gave after this performance.
As someone who has battled depression for years, listening to this song i really feel so many emotions, this song allows me to cry and feel good about myself.
One of the most BEAUTIFUL vocals I've EVER heard in the rock/metal genre and I've been listening to these genres since five years old. I'm twenty now. David is a GIFT
His cover is so fitting for the times and all the chaos in the world today. It's haunting darkness echoes the times . Way to go David brilliant
This is my favorite rendition of this song. His interpretation truly brings out the true meaning of the lyrics. Simon & Garfunkel sang to alarm us, he sang to give us a final warning. You should watch their music video version. It is as beautiful as it is haunting.
S&G sang this as a plaintive prayer for their hurting generation. Disturbed delivered it as a sermon to generations who ignored the warning.
David singing amazing
Vocal coach: He has pretty eyes
I've watched many coaches review this AMAZING version , but you've explained it best !
There's one that is a Spanish woman that I couldn't watch because she was "bias" to it
Ah, my dear... that was the most comprehensive, on-target commentary of this performance that I've seen here on UA-cam. Considering how very many vocal coaches, singers, fans, etc. have done reaction videos, it's beyond lovely to hear yours. I consider this to be the best live performance, other than classical and opera, that I've ever heard. Thank you, and yep, he does have beautiful eyes (and voice).
Modern Classic
I realised that it was on-point when she was gesturing to the vocals in the same way that I was. I'm thankful that my monitor doesn't have a web-cam. I don't think my blue-collar workmates would imagine my emotional investment in this cover. Brings a tear to my eye.
i was honestly surprised that she didn't realize he was sick during this performance, especially since she is a vocal coach and fan of his. i've only found one reaction video of the conan performance that the person guessed that david was sick, and that one was an opera singer
@@spevacknv probably crappy speakers. She isn’t using headphones either.
I love every reaction video I watch with this song, but this one is my favorite. I can't help but cry to all of them as I pretend to hear it for the first time. Part of me wishes I could sing like that and move people to feel music like I feel it. Watching people being moved from music and voice is every bit as powerful to me as hearing the song itself.
David in Down With the Sickness: Uses vocal chords as a percussive instrument
David in Sound of Silence: Uses vocal chords as the entire string and wind instrument sections
I damn near pissed myself with that!! Haha!!
David brings more gravitas to the song than anyone before.
This arrangement gives me chills - every time
I have listened to this song over and over and over again, mainly in these reaction videos, and I don't care how many times I hear it, it still brings chills head to toe.
Old enough to remember hearing the original as a tiny tot... this is hands down a Disturbed piece now. I remember the first time I heard David sing it... I was in tears. Amazing. To bring someone to tears through your vocal instrument... just wow.
The sheer intensity, beauty and power of his voice here showcase this beautiful message. I cry every single time I hear this version. And I love her love of this piece. ❤️🌷
I have watched many, and I mean many reaction videos to this song now, and I have to say that yours was the most beautiful and genuine reaction to watch. I love that you already knew the group, AND the song, and therefore could appreciate fully what David just did there. I was smiling at your facial expressions, and your words, and after the week I had, I needed that, so thank you. You have a new fan. Blessings!
Ditto!!!!
David is amazing..my favorite Male vocalist.
I agree with the other comments..because my favorite female vocalist is Floor..and you should react to Ghost Love Score Wacken 2013.
She's just as amazing.
Marco is also very good.....
@@portman69001 Marco is definitely very good, all the Nightwish members are.
no
Every time a coach is blown away by this song, I sit over here like a proud, lil mama.
AND....there it was, at 1:10...the breathless "wow".....and she was drawn in to the vacuum that is David's voice....like a black hole, nothing escapes the depth, emotion....
Disturbed is one of those new vocal group who will be timeless. So smooth
New??
considering the bands usual style of heavy metal, and davids yelling, screeching, growling. this mans voice remains. this is talent at its best. this rendition of simon and garfunkels song is one of the most beautiful songs i have ever heard. such feeling and warmth. i believe david has lived what this song represents. you can hear it in his great voice.
I think the fact that you knew disturbed previously to this reaction made it really insightful
I've watched many vocal coaches react to this and this was by far my favorite!!! You explained exactly what was going on without having to spew big unrecognizable vocal words all over us, this was a breath of fresh air. And I agree I love David, he is great, personally I think he's underrated as a vocalist!
Your emotional reaction and joyous pride almost feels into the beauty of a proud momma watching her boy blossom out into manhoods roads. Delightful descriptions. Wisdoms breath gifted into our ears. Tremendous reaction. Thank you for you. God Bless.
This is a masterpiece of this old song, even Simon highlighted his preformence on Facebook and media after this show!
This guy gives me goose bumps so intensely that you can use my arms as a brillo pad.
David was a classically trained singer in his younger years, that's why he has such great pure tones and mastery of his voice. Absolutely amazing every time I hear it and I always enjoy seeing someone discover it for the first time.
"Like an aaaangel...."
❤️ This performance made me absolutely bawl my eyes out the first time I experienced it!
I love how she mentioned that it almost had a classical sound to it.
Because David Draiman was classically trained and turned heavy metal rocker.
I never get tired of reactions to this performance or the song. It pulls at the the heart everytime
He sings this so well, I can hear it 1000 times like the first time.
And goose bumps every time-and sometimes tears...
I've always said Simon and Garfunkel version was a sad lament of the times, but disturbed version is a dire warning.
I always see the Simon and Garfunkel version as a warning prophecy, and the Distubed version as the anger that the prophecy was ignored and has come true.
The original was a song of disgust of what's happening and the remake was the hatred of what is happening.
absolutely, the first time i heard it, my first thought was not a warning ,but anger at not having heeded the warning..
@@thomasjeffries9608 and pentatonix's is the hope for what might happen
No one EVER expects the level of talent and emotion put into this. Everyone who is told about it expects something completely different from what this cover actually is.
Re-binging this song and this time, watching vocal coaches. You are the THIRD one who specifically noticed his eyes and how connected they are with the music and lyrics. Brilliant.
David captures what Simon and Garfunkel couldn't with their high voices- a Gothic like angst.
It's honestly how the lyrics begged to be sung. Simon and Garfunkel put it out in the world. David found out how it really wanted to be sung.
"Letting the despair come through..."
Perfect.
That was an amazing educational break-down! I'm a 60s/70s gal...and have heard this song literally hundreds of times over the years. But when I first heard this, my eyes opened wide, and tears just ran down my face. I love my music but that was the first time ever a song had that effect on me...
I have watched at least two dozen reaction videos on UA-cam by vocal coaches and this one was by far and away the best. Your description and break down of what's going on is wonderful for the experienced and laymen. You also put a lot of feeling and raw emotion into your feedback. This day and age with all the lies and misinformation in our lives on a daily basis this type of incredible content is like meditation or therapy. Thank you so much Madeleine!
If it is about "Voice" I would recommend "Ring of Fire" cover by Home Free. 5 man Acapella group. Huge Rabbit Hole to fall into. From the bass with a 5 octave range to the 'Freak of Nature' beat boxer.
I endorse this to the Highest Degree.
I can't up vote this enough.
Plus had Avi kaplan from pentatonix also.
If not ring of sorrow, then man of constant sorrow or elvira colab with Oakridge boys.
Misty mountains with Peter Hollins and Tim Faust
Blood red sandman by Lordi
The au diable les avocats (devil's advocate) by a capella group Les Charbonniers de l'enfer
In french but listen to the voices not the words, unless of course you know french)
You really should react to Ghost Love Score - live concert Wacken 2013. Floor Jansen's vocals would give you a lot to talk about voice techniques. But be prepared because Nightwish is a rabbit hole that could take you in a very very long journey.
long and good journey :D
second that!
Thirded
4th vote for GLS Wacken 2013
A lot of people wait for this
Simon and Garfunkel gave us a gentle warning in 1965.
Disturbed gave us an admonishment because we didn’t listen to the original warning.
Great reaction, thank you.
God: Do you want to sing like an angel or a demon?
David: Yes.
Yes we get it, how about an original comment next time.
Please do a reaction to "ghost love score" live at Wacken 2013 by Nightwish. I guarantee you will love Floor Janson's voice as well as being impressed by her absolute control of it, not to mention her amazing stage presence as well.
^^ This
Jim, while Nightwish, "Ghost Love Score", is fantastic, I don't think Madeleine is quite ready for them yet.
You: "Lets the despair get through..."
Me: "Yeah, well get ready for the anger..."
I just love watching these women getting so overcome by David's voice when he goes heavy. Her expression is so compelled and moved. I love your review of his technique and explanation too! Thank you Madeleine!!
I was a teenager when Simon and Garfunkel sang this song. Thank you David for this another masterpiece!❤️
I can listen to this song over and over and won’t get tired of it. It will still give me the chills. The is also he doesn’t swallow the words, you can make out every word. I especially love to watch the reactions of people. Thank you
Nightwish- Ghost Love Score would be the perfect song to react to
Especially The Wacken 2013 version with Floor Jansen.
Ah yes... Doing the good work right here! What a wonderful rabbit hole to go down!
*Yes, react to the wacken 2013 live set list for a start*
I was hust going to suggest Nightwish at Wacken 2013 ,, good choice
Yes please.
I think David dose the familiar song so much justice. He is just amazing not to mention he had the flu when he was on the show
To sing so well while being ill with flu/fever at the time makes this even more amazing.
David Draiman is a master! I love his voice and talent!
Honestly, this is the best breakdown of his singing i've seen and i've watched a LOT of vocal teachers react to this song. Thank you for the clear concise explanations.
People talking without speaking = Texting?
People hearing without listening = Internet?
...Prayed to the neon gods they made = Cell phones?
Great reaction! you're a very lovely lady.
interesting, i always interpreted as: talking w/o speaking: mindless/idle/surface chatter rather than talking about deep/important/etc topics, hearing w/o listening: like in conversation where the other party is just waiting for their turn to speak rather than actually listening to the speaker's words or only listening with half an ear and half your attention or less (like a annoying relative on the phone ranting and you are just making appropriate noise when they pause for breather, but have checked out mentally), the neon gods, that is imo more deifying people (celebrities, mega church pastors, politicians, etc) or groups of people (the ultra rich are to be admired and aped) but your idea of technology also taking over is an good one too.
Except that it was written in the 60’s way before computers or cell phones. It’s crazy that it is still so relevant.
@@amywalker3647 true , but I was referring to Dave's version, using today's standards.
One of the few songs that truly commands you to listen to the vocals, but when you finally get over the power of the vocals you hear this beauty in the background that perfectly blends the emotion of this song.
Floor Jansen of Nightwish, singing Viljad Lied on the Dutch TV show Beste Zingers.
You are the first reactor who knew Disturbed before seeing this performance. Love your analysis of it, the way they build this song is amazing. Thank you.
Lets save some time repeating comment section requests:
Nightwish - Ghost Love Score (Live at Wacken 2013)
Floor Jansen & Henk Poort - Phantom Of The Opera (Live at Beste Zangers)
Jinjer - Piscies (Live Version only)
Devin Townsend - Kingdom (Live in EMG TV)
Devin Townsend - Deadhead (Live at Royal Albert Hall)
Devin Townsend - Why? (Live at his home studio)
Tool - Sober (Live Remastered)
Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name (Live in Hammersmith)
I appreciate your comments. I am not a singer nor do I know much about how singers do what they do but, when I listen to this cover the first time I felt it! The second time and dozens of times later I recalled things that I heard from friends and family that are singers and I gained even more respect for David's talent and then rest of the band for what they do. You explained it so well. They encapsulated the whole song! Words, emotion, intensity, feelings and MADE this song!
You are the cutest thing ever! It's nice to see someone react, that actually lets themselves react. Most of the people that I've seen doing these types of videos, are very hoity-toity, and essentially can't believe that a rock singer can actually sing. I got a little giddy inside when you first said that you knew Disturbed, and their music. That was a sign that I was actually going to like this video, and I really did! Good job young lady, and I can't wait to see more from you.
He was a cantor, as far as I know. So, it makes sense about his range.
I heard a story that he had the flu or he was just getting over the flu when he did this live version and he Arranges and Produces all his own music cover a Simon and Garfunkel from 1964 and it sounds like it was recorded yesterday he nailed it
And to think he was sick with the flu when this was recorded. Amazing!!
I’m dying watching this because this cover is one of my favorite songs and I haven’t seen you get to THAT ONE INCREDIBLE PART yet and I keep saying to my screen NO YOU DONT EVEN KNOW YET, YOU DONT EVEN KNOW 😂
That timpani player is the voice of the people.
I've said that too, the tympany and keyboard player, add so much to this performance
David's voice in this is like a warm blanket on a cold night.
“He’s not singing a song, he is living a moment” you are right
I would love to see your reaction on the cover of Shallow by Floor Jansen ♥️
Can you please react to NightWish -Ghost Love Score - live concert Wacken 2013 Thank you!
no
Am I missing something? I don't get it. I just haven't seen what you are seeing. I haven't seen anything to get excited about and EVERYBODY, but me and Andreas, apparently, LOVES NightWish. I want to be in on it.
Egor Anonymous you aren’t missing anything. I’m not a fan
@@sawyerweathers8713 I've seen some of their videos I like, but I think largely it depends on whether you have an appreciation for that style of music (I call symphonic metal, but I'm sure there are other names). Their singer (whoever she is, and I believe that role has changed at least once) appear to my untrained ear to be quite good, but I, too, would like to hear the analysis of someone with actual vocal training. The bass player also sings (to me, fairly well) and the pair of them in their version of Phantom of the Opera I think are quite good. But, again, if you don't particularly care for their style of music, you're not going to be a rabid fan. So Egor, if you don't like it, that's fine. I definitely don't like everything I've heard.
@UsirRaMaroon I see all these reaction videos about all these great singers or amazing bands that I respect and Nightwish is always there. I'm glad to hear that someone else understands. I just don't get it.
im a 45 year old man. i can hardly hold back tears every time i hear this fucking masterpiece. Only a few times i know of where an artist takes a cover and makes it theirs. Johny Cash doing hurt comes to mind. But this. this amazing piece of rock is a gift. sorry Paul i love you but they own this now.
Possibly the BEST interpretation of this performance!!!
I fell in love at once the first time I heard this, and the feeling never gets old anytime I listen to it
Thanks for reacting to this❤️
If you watch his face, you can see when he death stares the sound guy
jdsim9173 lol I can picture the sound guy may have a few new bruises after that
What time in the video
Your ability to perceive and convey the poetry behind the music is quite impressive and delightful to watch.
I happened on this version of The Sounds of Silence by accident, and I was immediately captivated. I have no training or real experience in the vocal arts, but it does not take a genius to understand that this performance is a master work. And I have to hand it to you...I've listened to maybe a dozen vocal coaches "analyze" this rendition of the song...and no one has really paid homage to the artistry on display. While acknowledging the technical aspects of the performance (after all, that is what vocal coaches do...right?), most reviewers have failed to comment on the urgent message these artists (composers/performers) are conveying in such a profound and powerful way.
His voice is beautiful i love his low pure notes its so emotional and intense by far my fav cover i prefer this to the origional
The most enjoyable review I've seen... ever! I loved that you loved this. Great observations. A well spoken and well put together person.
What an incredibly articulate analyzation. Seeing so many vocalists almost come to tears listening to David and have to convey what brought them into loving vocals and music just shows how extremely powerful this performance is. It brings everyone down to earth, and reminds them of their passion and love. So on-point to the lyrics that are talking about the human disconnect with digital media. I don't know anything about music but this just seems like a masterclass in music to me. I can't get enough. Thank you so much for this great video.
Your excitement is amazing! I love when professionals get so moved by another performer.