The Hu ft Lzzy Hale "Song of Women" REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach / Opera Singer
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2021
- The Mongolian throat singing of The Hu coupled with the strikingly amazing vocals of Lzzy Hale? What is more to love. The Hu has made it back to the channel with an utterly fantastic collaboration that you all have been begging for me to do. The time has come!
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to The Hu featuring Lzzy Hale performing "Song of Women”.
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Written, Composed & Performed by The Hu, Lzzy Hale
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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Please check out Myles Kennedy in Mayfield Four singing Summer Girl
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Have you heard Iron Maiden's new song Writing on the Wall? Has an incredible animated music vid.
let the sunshine in 5th dimension
Paul Anka - Put Your Head On My Shoulder (1959)
It's Been A Long Long Time - Kitty Kallen
👉The Hu: The band was founded in 2016. The syllable Hu in the band name is the Mongolian root for the word human. The band name roughly translates as 'the people'. The band's logo shows a snow leopard. The band chose this animal because of its mythical significance. Among other things, it is said to be a symbolic animal for ancient Mongolian tribes. The four members of the band, Gala (Singer), Jaya (Singer), Enkush (Mongolian horse head violin, Undertone singing) and Temka (Mongolian Gitarre), all have degrees in music from the Mongolian State Conservatory. Jaya teaches there under his real name G. Nyamjantsan.
The Hu call their style of music Hunnu Rock. They use traditional Mongolian musical instruments such as the horse head violin, the Mongolian guitar and also employ traditional Mongolian undertone singing. From the field of heavy metal they mainly borrow the hammering basses for their music. (www) 🌼🇩🇪
Thanks for this quick overview! I was not familiar with The Hu at all but am a huge fan of Halestorm and Lzzy. Thanks for the facts you provided, very interesting!
You did miss a historical context. The early foundation of Chi'na. The Hunan dynasty. There is a reason why this connects to all of humanity... Listen to Native American music... Listen to aboriginal music... It's very much similar for a reason.
@@enriquehirshfeltikov2395 I’d like to hear more about this. Can you elaborate more? Thanks 😊
Thank you the info you provided only makes me appreciate them more
@@hughcrunk378 Be aware that modern-day DNA testing confirms that while the Bering Strait was landbound (35,000 to 15,000 years ago), nomadic clans and tribes from Siberia and the steppes of Asia immigrated in a series of waves to the Americas. In huge numbers, most arrivals occurred about 20,000 years ago.
This robust activity resulted in the "native" First Peoples of North, South, and Central America. Thus, Aztecs and Apaches, Mayans and Mohawks, Incas and Sioux and so on are blood-related. The similarities in physical features are readily notable, as is the beautiful blue "Mongolian" spot, generally appearing at the base of the spine in many of today's newborns of this ancestry.
Cultural similarities --- from shamanism and totems to teepees and shamanic drum construction --- are obvious. One of the more unique cultural features from this legacy is that, to this day, Mongols, including The HU, and the American Inuit still throat sing!
Strong men respect their women. Love this song
Spot on! Only insecure, puny, weaklings disrespect women… or men, depending on what you are.
Always, always, all ways.
Men of quality respects women's equality.
The Khan himself respected women. After all he was raised by a widowed mother.
Totally🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Me asking how to sing
Elizabeth: Vocal cords go wakawakawaka
Me: Ah yes, I see
Edit: UA-cam showed me a notification to this two years later, and Holy Sh*t people, I had no idea that it had gone so far. Cheers for all the love, you rock! \m/
It's the Fozzie Bear method :)
@@antimatter2380 much better than the Swedish Chef borkin borkin borkin
I think she has a T shirt in her merch for waka waka waka..
I just spit out my coffee reading that comment! LOL
I believe Shakira sang a waka waka song back in 2010 :-D
I need to take a minute to thank you for these analysis videos. As a 55 year old woman with autism I am discovering a whole new experience of music. I'm sure you've heard the phrase "can't see the forest for the trees". I experience music as a single homogeneous thing. I only see the forest. But as I watch your videos and you stop and explain what you are hearing, specifically and replay that.... Bam, there it is, like magic I hear it. And once I hear it I can recognize it in other songs. As you point out the specific "tree" it separates from the surrounding "forest" and suddenly the flat green smudge of forest is SO MUCH MORE! I can't thank you enough, please keep doing what you are doing!
I love this! My son is gifted with autism and I’ve seen this happening with him…..
"I can count on less than one hand the number of times where a project has changed the course of my spirit and renewed my faith in humanity. This was one of those projects. I’m still levitating." - Lzzy. That could be felt, two of my favourites together, considering those who will get their deserved flowers on womens day.
In 2019, My love and I went to see the HU here in Nashville. Were were blessed and got to see Lzzy sing this song with them Live. To this day I still get chills when I hear this song. I was blown away of the shear POWER of her voice with them. It was OMG wonderful to hear this in person. If you get the opportunity, for god sake do it.
I got to see the HU live in D.C. at a small venue, couple hundred at most right before the pandemic hit, was worth it OMG they are amazing live. Have seen Lzzy live and can only imagine with her voice how powerful this was live, congrats!!
This song had me in tears. The song reminds me of my Mum and my Sister. My Mum raised me and my Sis as a single parent. She was/is ill, I was 7 and my Sis was 5, we were poor, etc. But that didn't stop my Mum from proving how strong women are, regardless of her situation. My Sister took all those lessons and ran with it, and became one of the strongest and most brilliant women I've even had the pleasure of knowing. Society (in general) forgets how much Women have contributed towards the very society we live in. We don't have a Yang without a Yin.
i love how they use the big drum to emulate a mother's heartbeat through out the song.
Oh... I missed that! Nice catch.
If you watch closely, there were actually three band members doing the "whistle tone" throat singing and they were even creating harmonies and different notes with it at the very end that was so intensely awesome!! I also love the multilayering of different parts to create the epic expansion of sound that thrums through your very core... This song is so beautiful that it brings tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat...
These guys are friggin amazing. Funny story. I'm in a small town in Arkansas. Just a few days ago I was walking through a large parking lot to a store. And I heard the Hu wolf totem blasting from a car.
That’s cool. As a Mongolian I’m glad that they getting recognised around the world. Especially in United States.
@@Toroonoo1 I am in West Virginia US and listen to The Hu
@@Toroonoo1 Lol, and what do you think gengghis khan would think about your need to be recognized by the us
@@aaabbb-py5xd At least write his name correct. Don’t think he’d give a fuck tbh
@@Toroonoo1 My oldest son introduced me to Hu as a joke. I very seldom like the music they listen to so he thought he'd pull a prank...well the joke's on him because I love Hu and listen to them a lot on Spotify! I like their productions of 'Hu's in the Kitchen' and 'Hu we are' too.
I just love how all the guys are wearing black, while Lzzy is wearing a bright red, really drawing focus to a woman's power, and bringing her to the front visually, even while she's moving around.
That was actually visually jarring to me and I didn't warm up to this one until I heard it without the video.
If memory serves the pictures in the background are the mothers and grandmothers of the band members, the whole song, even without Lizzy is a tribute to the power and strength of the women who held families and societies together for centuries.
Oh and P.S. keep up the enjoyment and the vocal nerdery, that's one of the main things I love about your channel and reactions. The enjoyment and love of both the singing and music comes through and is incredibly engaging.
This song had me in tears the first few times I heard it. The whole album is amazing. Ah, who am I kidding, the song still makes me well up.
I literally can't listen to it without crying.
Yep. Every time for me too. It probably should for any man who really gets what reverence and respect for women is about.
Dude, same exact reaction and feeling.
This and Mother Nature just make me FEEL so much
The Hu is an AWESOME band . Nothing else to say . Lzzy is a beautiful force of nature , nothing else to say ♥️.
"Nerd!" Yes, this is why we love you.
Btw, The Hu are now in a new US tour. Some of the early September tour dates will pair up with Lizzy's band (Halestorm).
FINALLY!!!!
Wow!.....Their harmonizing in the beginning totally gave me shivers.
Her voice is so powerful. I just love it.
Yes, they ARE singing in Mongolian.
Their Sygyt style singing (That whistle you mentioned) is just haunting........and gave me he shivers again.
Here are the lyrics in English
[The HU]
It is said that a coconut tree grows flowers
It was heartbreaking to sing softly
Honorable lady
Compassionate
[Lizzy Hale]
I am bones and I am skin
I am home, where life begins
I’ve started wars, I’ve given peace
Across the oceans, I carry the seed
I’m your lover
I’m your mother
I’m your sister
I’m your daughter
When Kings fall to their knees
They sing a woman’s song
When birds chirp on the trees
They sing a woman’s song
The sunrise in the east
Sings a woman’s song
Every heart that beats
Sings a woman’s song
I am fire
I am water
I am empress
I am thunder
I am flower
I am wonder
I’m the object
Of your desire
I am beauty
I am grace
I am faith
[The HU]
Birds chirped in the eternal blue sky
It is said that you will have fun in your heart
(I'm faith)
Honorable lady
Compassionate
[Lizzy Hale]
When Kings fall to their knees
They sing a woman’s song
When birds scream in the trees
They sing a woman’s song
The sunrise in the east
Sings a woman’s song
Every heart that beats
Sings a woman’s song
[The HU]
It is said that the Argalkhan mountains are covered with holes
It seems that those who are close to him will be moved
Birds chirped in the eternal blue sky
It is said that you will have fun in your heart
Yes
[Lizzy Hale]
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Every heart beats a woman’s song
Elizabeth's expressions are always the best. I love how she finds so much joy in music. Its fascinating. Doesn't matter what kind of music it is, she always finds beauty in it.
she looks a little crazy tho
the vibes are always good.
And I finaly know someone else who find joy in those kind of "weird" musics. I don't understand as much as she does, I'm not a singer, not a musician and I don't know about all those technics BUT I can see we react at the same moment. I'm usally a bit sad that I can't share with anyone around me about that without them looking at me like I was an alien ^^'
It`s almost like she`s being payed for that
There is something so soothing about Mongolian throat singing. Great choice Elizabeth!!
I can do throat singing.
The Hu and Heilung are on my playlist. I listened daily and sang along. Tried to emulate the sounds. Just monkeying around trying to figure it out.
One day it happened. I can't tell you how exactly. Relax your throat is the best advice I can give. Try until you can.
That day and the next I throat sang everything. I narrated my day. "I am going to wash the crap off these dope dishes and my stupid saute pan. I am going to wash these utensils too."
It's fun because you can feel the vibration viscerally. It's pretty cool. It's fun to play with long vowels. ahh and eee.
Now it's second nature. I love playing with it and make interesting noises.
YMMV, but I connect more towards Heilung than The Hu. Heilung is more my vibe. In Maidjen or Norupa or Kriegsgaldr hit a sweet spot in me.
you ok but you want to make money
@@Scott_Forsell You should definitely check out Nytt Land. Lots of throat singing and similar in tone to Heilung.
@@MaraxisArcanist Thanks! I will.
@@Scott_Forsell I think my throat is way too sensitive for that, I'd probably end up hacking up half a lung or something! 😂 That is so awesome that you were able to get the hang of it. I adore Heilung, I listen to their music to fall asleep!
I knew I'd love watching your face as Lzzy and the boys harmonized. This music video was dropped just in time for Mother's Day that year, and it hit all the feels that it was supposed to. I want to play it for my daughters when they're old enough to appreciate the gravity of it all.
Hey Elizabeth, i am Belgian. In 2011 I saw you at the Koningin Elisabeth Wedstrijd in the semi-final. I was blown away by your very expressive and powerful performance. and sure
hope to see you live again someday. In the meantime, I look forward seeing you on your youtube channel. Keep up the good work
!
Kenneth, if you haven’t already seen it you should check out Elizabeth analyzing her own performance from that competition. ua-cam.com/video/TONPtYZeOSQ/v-deo.html
My husband played this for me last year. Fell in love with the lyrics.
The Hu live is just an absolute experience
Translated from Mongolian language (not sure)
[The HU]
It is said that a coconut tree grows flowers
It was heartbreaking to sing softly
Honorable lady
Compassionate
....
[The HU]
Birds chirped in the eternal blue sky
It is said that you will have fun in your heart
(I'm faith)
Honorable lady
Compassionate
...
[The HU]
It is said that the Argalkhan mountains are covered with holes
It seems that those who are close to him will be moved
Birds chirped in the eternal blue sky
It is said that you will have fun in your heart
Yes
Lizzy is freaking scary talented , love the HU they are such a refreshing take on rock music and those two combined is AMAZING!!
The whistle/ birdsong is throat singing. It's subtly through a lot of the song. I had the privilege of being serenaded by one of the finest throat singers in Mongolia while he and I were dancing at one point. It's amazing the number of sounds someone truly skilled in it can make at once. It's like birds singing all around you while the droning just goes through you at close range.
One tea time with Lzzy and one with The Hu, maybe? :)
Your analysis was a spectacle of its own, not for the faces, but for the amount of knowledge poured in.
There was a tea time with Lzzy about 8-9 months ago. You can find it here on UA-cam.
I LOVE this song. Lzzy’s voice complements the throat singing so well. She can move her voice to sort of echo their undulating voice.
For more HU that shows of more of the variety of their singing, I suggest Shireg Shireg (accoustic). Lovely song and can vividly see the different variations
That "whistle" that you're hearing is throat singing. Amazing stuff...
The overtones are the best part
The sygyt section is absolutely beautiful, it's imitating the sounds of water or wind, if the soul has a sound you've just heard it. Hardest thing I've learned to do vocally, but they've done this since childhood and it shows.
I learn Sygyt style singing for world history, it turns out it was a nearly identical to a sound that I used to make all the time as a kid. It’s such a beautiful resonance.
Wow!! I had heard that sound before, but didn't know what it was called........It's honestly one of the most beautiful and haunting sounds I have ever heard.
I've always thought it kind of sounded like a built-in didgeridoo which I love because they can be so expressive for such a simple instrument; the instrument is simple, learning and mastery are exceedingly difficult. Just had to throw that in so I didn't get shredded by the peanut gallery for calling it a simple instrument lol.
Gala, the primary singer from the HU who plays the instrument, I apologize I do not remember the name of that instrument, provides most of the supportive subharmonic vocals. I absolutely love his voice. I also think he sang the super high "whistle" and played the musical notes at the end.
The instrument is Morin Khuur. Enkush ( in red) usually does whistling. Sygyt.
Yes, you have a lot of pauses. You also give us more reaction that "whee, cool!", and instead actually explain exactly what we're hearing. That, and your geeking is a blast to watch.
Never thought I'd get a huge smile on my face listening to someone geek out over ventricular folds! hehe
Thank you Elizabeth, I've heard this song multiple times and love it. Your reaction caused me to dissect the words. Doing so made me tear up. Reason being without a woman there is no life. #tearsofjoy #TheHUandLIZZYHALE
How about a reaction to The HU song "Sugaan Essena". They wrote it for the game "Star Wars Fallen Order" and the lyrics are all in a Star Wars in-universe language.
Lzzy is just amazing, and adding the downright cool sounds of The Hu on top of that just makes a beautiful piece of art. They basically told Lzzy what the song was about, and then gave her free reign to write English lyrics for her part. An amazing collaboration.
Got to see the Hu live. All 3 main singers throat sing. It is so powerful live
I've listened to that song a hundred times at least, and pick up some subtle nuance every time I hear it again. Such an amazing song.
My son and I owe this song for putting the idea in our heads that your mother's heartbeat was the first lullaby that any of us ever heard, and that this is something every person on the planet has in common. Sappy, I know, but I am unapologetic. Hearing this song will often prompt him to listen to my heartbeat for a few seconds and smile. So this has become one of my favorite songs.
Lzzy sings beautiful and making duet with The HU, was a touchdown, melting their talent to record this masterpiece.
Never heard of The Hu (I thought you meant The Who when you first mentioned it), Thanks for bringing them to my feed. I've loved lzzy Hale's voice for a long time this collaboration is very cool.
I loved this. Mongolian throat singing is my favorite. And now I understand how the wacka wackas make it happen! Thanks Elizabeth. This was wonderful.
Amazing reaction and highly professional (sometimes too professional for me) analysis of an already great performance by The Hu and Lzzy Hale. Watching this review made me appreciate the song/singers at whole new level. Thank you so much.
I dont know if anyone else has answered on this here or in the original chat - The Hu's lyrics are from the original, and I believe they are sung in Mongolian. Lzzy's lyrics are her own, not a translation.
The original lyrics are very touching, very beautiful.
Yeah just like the guy from papa roach in wolf totem
The Hu is awesome, they are a work of art, they will take over the world! I don't know what is more spectacular in this video: The Hu, Lzzy or Elizabeth winking... greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Hi Elizabeth, this is my first time listening to this song and I loved this performance. The Hu and Lzzy's vocals were amazing, and this was an awesome collaboration. It's great that their song is honoring all women: Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, and Wives. Thank you, Elizabeth!!! 💙
The sub harmonic voice reminds me of a digeridoo. Never heard this song before now. I love it. Don't understand their language but the emotion shines through. Music is the universal language.
I love how Elizabeth's face shows every moment of "woah, hang on!" as soon as the polyphonic overtones start toward the end. Fantastic. I love this song, and I really enjoy watching her reaction videos to musicians that I love and know are extremely talented!
I love the Hu normally but having Lizzy singing within this performance adds such a wonderful tone and feeling to this song, I love how Lizzy does not try to change the meaning of the song but really is powerful. Please can we hear more of Lizzy Hale soon 🤘🦇
Had never heard this song before your assessment. Very few things can bring forth much emotion to the forefront for me ....this song had me in tears. Once again, I thank you.
Hello Elizabeth! You should listen to Lzzy Hale's song "Break In" featuring Amy Lee! They sang the song together live during their first common tour. It was requested for years from the fans and they made a studio version of it as if it was recorded live, a year ago. Thank you for your awesome videos! Keep up the good work! 🙂
I'm going to have to look up that song. Both Lzzy and Amy have such incredible voices that the two of them collaborating has to be amazing.
I've said this on two of her videos now hahaha I'm patiently waiting
I agree with this, You need to do a reaction to Halestorm featuring Amy Lee
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I think a lyric breakdown of Metal songs important also because the meanings of Metal songs really can tell you the harsh reallity of life, or such deepness in the story telling. Maybe something for you to consider Elizabeth.
This is my favourite video/song from this combo of music artists. Goosebumps every time I listen to it as it’s on my mobile phone to watch.
I got goosebumps the whole time, Lizzy has an amazing voice, with such power, its like Fire in a womans body. the harmony is just so earthly
Super powerful song. Amazing collaboration, and a fantastic analysis. I love reaction videos, and this wonderfully authentic. Thank you.
The love and strength of women spans the length of our entire human existence ❤
Every time I see Halestorm in concert I'm blown away by how incredible of a singer that Lzzy is. She's amazing on albums and everything, but she is just so so incredible in person live.
i was one of the people who told you to check out this awesome song and i'm glad you finally did lizzy and the hu do a super job and the lyrics are powerful and amazing
I can't believe you're going to react to this song. I love this one 😍 please put therion in your reaction list. This band is binge worthy 😘
WOW! I’m turning this into my anthem! This is an incredible song! Thank you so much. You introduce me to new & amazing artists all the time! ❤️
YESSSS!!! I love The Hu and I'm so glad you're listening to this song. One of my favourites 💖
Oh, this should be good lol….
Met Lizzy once when we opened for hailstorm….a very sweet, talented, beautiful woman. She can sing….and she can WAIL!! Class act…..
It’s hard not to love Lizzy.
This song is amazing in so many aspects. But, it also shows the importance of an extremely talented engineer.
I love your reactions. They are in wonderment. Almost like a child would have experiencing for the first time.
I enjoy how you break down the songs.
I don’t understand all the technical aspects of why I like a song but the explanations nail it. Thanks.
Thxs for your prof reaction, I learned a lot of new things.
For me that is the ultimate Mothersday song
Love from Austria the Heart of Europe
I love your nerdness about the sound. You can only acheive that level when your knowledge and passion equal the love of what your doing. Im not a singer and definitely not a vocal coach but I get it. Kudos
love them.i'm taking my 16 year old daughter to her first concert on the 4th,The Hu opening for Lzzy Hale and Halestorm .i can't wait!!!!😍 ETA love the reaction as usual and thank you for your diverse reactions because you are the one that turned me on to The Hu in the first place!
?!?
THAT will be her first concert!??
Youll spoil her for other music forever, but this song well ... she'll know how you feel about her and tell her grandkids about it. Maybe they'll sing it for you some day.
Saw the same set,totally worth it.
If you like Mongolian style music, Erdenechimeg is an amazing traditional Mongolian female voice, and so is Narandulam, but she brings in some more tech-y sounds to her music. Both are amazing, and I'd love to see you listen to them!
Thanks for this analysis of my favourite song by The Hu - both this version and the original, sung in Mongolian. I think Lizzy's lyrics are a translation of the original.
I also am impressed by the seamless time signature change, and they show how throat singing can have a certain beauty.
Her voice layered on theirs is just goosebumps
Ha! I've been trying to get this song reacted to for quite a while. It seems I now will get my wish granted :-) Instant thumbs up, well before Premiere!
Fancy new lenses and long-awaited reactions. Quite a week for you!
@@QuirkyUncleDave I mean: can you IMAGINE my joy?
Hell yeah! I suggested this in the Patreon suggestions and it didn't win the poll, but I'm glad you are getting to it anyway! I love Lzzy in Halestorm, but one of my favorite things about her is that she will lend her vocals to just about anyone that asks. I honestly can't think of another artist that gets featured on other bands or artists tracks as frequently as Lzzy does. She adds to whatever she sings in!
Rest assured I voted it up, at least.
This song was my introduction to The Hu. Now I'm obsessed. Would love to see your reaction to Amy Lee and Lindsay Stirlings version of Wasted on You.
The Hu have other songs you haven't touched upon yet. Some of the most popular ones covered by other UA-cam reactors--"Yuve Yuve Yu" and "Shoog Shoog"--are definitely worthy of your analysis. However, I think many of your subscribers (myself included) would just plotz to see you analyze The Hu's cover (in their native language) of Metallica's "Sad But True." Not only is their rendition a teeth-gnashing, headbanging powerhouse, the video production has superlative fantasy elements and visual effects you'd really dig. Forgive my vernacular, but it's definitely one of most badass videos out there; I kinda like this version of the song even better than the original!
It is absolutely incredible to watch someone with such passion, knowledge and respect for an art to share that like this. Keep up the great work you do.
This song is so beautiful and powerful.
This is an amazing song. I feel like I'd seen it come up on my feed, but I hadn't listened to it yet. The awesome thing is that I've made what I've titled a "confidence mix" for my newly teenage daughter, and this is one that I'm going to have to run by her to see if she'd like to add it to that.
I always get emotional when I hear this song! Such a wonderful harmony 😍
Having seen these guys live twice the whistling is done by several members, hence the awesome layers.
am I the only one that got chills on the backs of my arms when Lzzy first came in. Love your description of the Mongolian Throat singing and subharmonics. Nerd (haha)
Every damn time I listen to this song it punches me right in the feels… Thought it might be different since this would be broken up by commentary. Turns out? Not so much. I’m at work hiding in the bathroom trying to stop crying now.
Very happy you reviewed this great collaboration. The English lyrics Lzzy wrote fits flawlessly. I'm surprised you haven't reacted to any of Dimash's three new songs. One will make you cry, another will make you smile, and the last one will flat-out wow you.
I heard there are copyright issues
@@muratduman3319 Other reactors have omitted, minimized, or otherwise put the visuals through some sort of distortion to clear these issues.
It was interesting to me that Lzzy used the pronunciation "seeng"to keep the vowel open rather than "sing" which tends to close off early. I assume that was a conscious choice on her part.
Elizabeth, I just realized that you haven't reacted to Meatloaf! OMG, he should have been the first rock artist you listened to, the guy is practically synonymous with rock opera. Everyone will tell you to start with Paradise by the Dashboard Light, which is his most known song, but I recommend you start out with Two Out of Three Ain't Bad. It's a sad song, but oh so great. Plus it has one of the greatest lines ever written in the history of music.
I like one album of Meat Loaf a lot, but I think rock opera music is more something like Savatage.
I would do anything for love.
My soul still hurts that there was never a Meat Loaf/Bonnie Tyler version of this.
Also "For crying out loud".
Just the absolute range of singing they both cover is amazing.
Agreed, but i'd personally recommend Bat out of hell, nice story telling and goes fast and slow.
But Meatloaf by itself is a good recommandation 👍
Whatever she does, I hope she gets to Bat Out of Hell at some point.
Awesome song! Thanks for being the nexus between really good music and me! Keep the great work!
I love this song and absolutely LOVE your analysis. I can appreciate it so much more now, thanks to you! The whistling at the end is indeed throat singing. I would encourage you to learn more about throat singing and I think you would really enjoy a documentary that turned me on to it many years ago: “Ghengis Blues” is a story of a blind blues singer (Paul Peña) from California that travels to Tuva and enters a national throat singing competition. I believe the throat singing/whistle here is called “Khoomei”.
Such a beautiful song with Lizzie I love hearing it over and over.
You should also listen to the version of Wolf Totem they did with Jacoby Shaddix, the lead singer of Papa Roach. And their collab with From Ashes to New’s singer, Danny Case, on their song Yuve Yuve Yu.
Awesome song and awesome reaction. You should totally invite the the HU for tea and discuss with them all the cool techniques of throat singing.
I first heard The Hu in 2020 - Wolf Totem, but this song I can’t get enough of! I love strong women, I write stories with strong women and Lizzy is THE BOMB!
Genius, all around. I love how this celebrates the worshipful and melodic voice Lizzy has. As a LONG time Halestorm fan, I think this is a wonderful piece of art. Ahhhhhhhhh
I love this version. The Hu are so amazing, their live shows are almost cooler than their album. The translation is so powerful. It's the only English remix that I like. Such a strong message!
Take listen to:
Home by Marc Broussard =D
One thing I noticed about this song just now, despite having known about it for a while, is that the front third or so of the song follows the "lub dub" beat of a heart, making the line about every heart that beats singing a woman's song that much more impactful.
Watching your happiness as you discover new music and interesting sounds is definitely one way to end a day on a high note. I love how your faces flashes back and forth wanting to just experience it but also analyze it is fun and really shows your love of both aspects.
This really touched my heart. Thank you to all the mothers,sisters,and daughters in our lives.
Love this song, I can’t wait to see The Hu live next year. I know you’ve done wolf totem but the version with Jacoby Shadox (from papa roach) is amazing, you should total check it out. Love your videos btw, enjoy listening to you break down how people sing 😃
Ive been listening to The Hu for over 2 years daily..I actually learned a few things..or should i say..i learned what to listen for from your reaction to this song...Thank you for that.The band was held up in Australia for a couple months due to Covid .When they returned home...Voices well rested...They taped a Covid Relief Concert.To me it is the best example of their singing ability.I dont know the legal aspect of doing reaction videos...But..At 10:30 into the video they sing the song "The Same".Gala is the lead singer and has a commanding voice in this track.Also a radio station called The LAZER 103.3 posted a acoustic version of Yuve Yuve Yu and Shireg Shireg.Both are great.
Amazing song, great band, a surprise! And Lzzy... She's wonderful.
I really like when you pause. It's so interesting to hear and learn what you have to say about each song.
Ohhh dear Elizabeth i have a suggestion for you next Hu reaction and analysis... it is actually a Live Unplugged session with one of the most clear audio ever... even better than the album version of the song. It is wrongly titled as " | Jason Ellis - Mongolian Throat Singing " BUT it is actually "Shireg Shireg" from their album The Gereg. You should definitely check it out!
That song is my lullaby when I can't sleep.
I think the song I want to see you react to the most is Rainbow's "Rainbow Eyes". We all love how powerful Ronnie's voice was, but him singing so soft and tender, almost fragile is something that has been seared into my soul. I think it might really be the most touching song I've ever heard.