I think I know part of why midwest emo hits all of those points for people. It reminds me of being 16/17 and watching anime and hanging out with my friends and going to parties and talking to girls and drinking and smoking weed and the imagination of what the world could be like after high school. It triggers those idealistic notions in your head of how good things could be, but because the world is flawed, you know you'll only ever catch glimpses of it on occasion, like walking home at sunset and stopping to watch the scenery, or in those early days of dating someone you're really into, when the love drug hasn't really worn off, yet, and all of your ideas of the future are coloured by your perception of how great this person is. Midwest emo has, written into its melodies, the optimism of infinity, and the tragedy of being brought back to Earth every time you get a reality check.
I've had none of those experiences but the music hits cause its complex but highly listenable. It's like punk/pop I can think about. The emotional feel is pretty nice too.
For me midwest emo hits a sense of nostalgia and longing that i can't quite place, but if i had to guess its somewhere in between the emo bands i used to listen to when i was an angsty young teen accompanied with trumpets and melodies that remind me of music my parents would listen to. It isn't quite as depressing as my other music and kind of serves as a reality check, similar to a friend or family member cheering you up when you are crying. i find the music really reassuring and don't view it in such a pessimistic light, it kind of gives me a sense of skiing on a warm day or walking through a park in spring, having gotten past the hard times and accepting things for how they are. It has a very human feel to it and i think it is a really beautiful genre, easily one of my favourites.
@@deadlightdrifter3462 It didn't necessarily start in the midwest but bands like capn jazz, braid, christie front drive, and boys life really ran away with it. It started in the DC area hardcore scene (rites of spring, embrace, moss icon), then picked up by the west coast scene (evergreen, still life, sunny day real estate). but generally, west coast became known for the louder screamo, and midwest become known for the sad jangles.
Takes me back to 1995 Peoria, Illinois. Man those were some days. This sound was everywhere. We couldn't pinpoint it exactly, but we all knew we were part of something incredible and unique. I'm 40 now and with the privilege of hindsight I can see what it was that made it so special.
Awesome! The best way to learn is to learn some standard emo chords and play off them. Let'stalkaboutmathrock is an awesome channel if you're still practicing/learning.
Listening to this just made me feel really happy. This is the kind of stuff me and my buddy are trying to make and your guitar and drum playing is so perfect I love it. Keep it up ✌
I know its been quite some time since you posted this video. But this is the first time I've been introduced to your channel. This song was great and I loved the trumpet! Thank you for sharing this. Be blessed and I hope you have found success since posting this video because you have a talent sir.
I love this! It's really awesome, I have a question, how did you learn how to play the guitar like that? I love your playing bro!, Sorry for my bad English, hi from Venezuela!
Thank you so much! My guitar play is influenced by bands such as American football, TTNG, Algernon Cadwallader. If you would like to know more about this kind of guitar play, please check these. And don't mind, my English is worse.
Really liked your videos! Specially the All covers! You sould listen to an Argentinian Band Called "Carajo", it also sounds great, and has (in some songs) a s trong resemblance to this one you recorded now!
this types of videos are the equivalent of mozart naming a piece "Symphony No. 40 in G Minor"
All the saddest songs have trumpets 💜.
as soon as I read this, the trumpets came into play
Scott Pilgrim Vs. My GPA by Mom Jeans will make you cry with the trombone and trumpet
ruclips.net/video/k9iYm9PEAHg/видео.html damn u right
never meant summer ends
happiest ones too
すごいですね
It's like happy american football
Or just normal Tiny Moving Parts.
Redgouf I had the exact same thought lmao
Nice profile pic
I think I know part of why midwest emo hits all of those points for people. It reminds me of being 16/17 and watching anime and hanging out with my friends and going to parties and talking to girls and drinking and smoking weed and the imagination of what the world could be like after high school. It triggers those idealistic notions in your head of how good things could be, but because the world is flawed, you know you'll only ever catch glimpses of it on occasion, like walking home at sunset and stopping to watch the scenery, or in those early days of dating someone you're really into, when the love drug hasn't really worn off, yet, and all of your ideas of the future are coloured by your perception of how great this person is.
Midwest emo has, written into its melodies, the optimism of infinity, and the tragedy of being brought back to Earth every time you get a reality check.
I've had none of those experiences but the music hits cause its complex but highly listenable. It's like punk/pop I can think about. The emotional feel is pretty nice too.
... dude never have I had my perception of midwest emo so perfectly described lol!
watching anime and talking to girls ? hmm i call bs
@@boxy8673 and going to parties lol
For me midwest emo hits a sense of nostalgia and longing that i can't quite place, but if i had to guess its somewhere in between the emo bands i used to listen to when i was an angsty young teen accompanied with trumpets and melodies that remind me of music my parents would listen to. It isn't quite as depressing as my other music and kind of serves as a reality check, similar to a friend or family member cheering you up when you are crying. i find the music really reassuring and don't view it in such a pessimistic light, it kind of gives me a sense of skiing on a warm day or walking through a park in spring, having gotten past the hard times and accepting things for how they are. It has a very human feel to it and i think it is a really beautiful genre, easily one of my favourites.
Excellent! Really captured that Midwest Emo sound, and I say that as an emo fan living in the Midwest!
The trumpet is a nice touch too!!!
Thank you! I'm so glad you said that :)
@@fromthistexasbreath did this sound actually emerge from the midwest?
@@deadlightdrifter3462 It didn't necessarily start in the midwest but bands like capn jazz, braid, christie front drive, and boys life really ran away with it. It started in the DC area hardcore scene (rites of spring, embrace, moss icon), then picked up by the west coast scene (evergreen, still life, sunny day real estate). but generally, west coast became known for the louder screamo, and midwest become known for the sad jangles.
@@hellsbells512 yeah I know all that but I'm not talking specifically about emo I mean like that tappy math rock signature guitar sound.
Takes me back to 1995 Peoria, Illinois. Man those were some days. This sound was everywhere. We couldn't pinpoint it exactly, but we all knew we were part of something incredible and unique. I'm 40 now and with the privilege of hindsight I can see what it was that made it so special.
mid west emo is not dead
This actually inspired me to start playing midwest emo. Just got my first guitar this week and been writting emo riffs.
You're a ways away if you're just starting out. Try learning chord shapes first and then focus on technique. You'll build dexterity as you go
Awesome! The best way to learn is to learn some standard emo chords and play off them. Let'stalkaboutmathrock is an awesome channel if you're still practicing/learning.
@@YO-Finny can we not say "emo chords" and instead say "chords traditionally used in emo music."
@@jamesritchie3327 nah bro too long to type, stop making shit complicated lol. they're emo chords.
@@YO-Finny they're not even emo chords really they're just extended major and minor chords
OH MY GOOOOOOOOOD THIS REMINDS ME OF TINY MOVING PARTS
This song is so dope. Literally motivated me to start creating and posting again. Love when music does that for me
Listening to this just made me feel really happy. This is the kind of stuff me and my buddy are trying to make and your guitar and drum playing is so perfect I love it. Keep it up ✌
Who's hurting you my dear man??
時間が経ってここまで評価されるようになったのまじですごいわ
投稿なくなっちゃったけどプライベートでたまにギター弾いていてほしいと思う
Beautiful, that one like diminished chord you played right before going back to the head or intro riff was a really cool idea.
Man oh man. This song looks like a total blast to play drums to. That drummer looks like he’s having the time of his or her life.
This is soooo soo good man! Love to hear more!
Thank you!!!
Heavy "Clever Girl" vibes, thanks for taking me back!
MAKE A BAND!!!!
Yeah I'm on the lookout for members :)
@@keima2432 I'm down.
@@keima2432 I can play bass
This gets the Midwest emo community seal❤️
The quad stutter tap around 1:30 is so good.
Emo from the midwest, can confirm this is the real deal
It makes me mad just seeing how frustratingly good you are. I mean, damn. Wish I could lay down chops like that.
Practice, practice, practice!
Btw your profile name and picture are amazing
this could easily be a mom jeans song. great job
No. It couldn’t lol
2:08 is the most emo drum fill I’ve ever seen
Not going to lie this is my favorite Midwest emo song I’ve heard. Thank you my friend.
This song is just a mix of emotions and I can’t stop listening to it🥰
Really beautiful! Hooked from the first two chords tbh. Loved all the triplet bits too, so rad!
drums are just awesome!
This was awesome dude now I wanna buy some electric drums 😂
you are great at writing drum parts... those sound great and super original
Such good playing! And beautiful composition! I gives me ache/amelie vibe
I can't sleep because I can't get enough of this particular tuning sounds.
That Roland kit sounds pretty darn good.
Do you know where to get it?
Sounds like Covet, and trust me that's a good thing. Love it, good stuff.
I know its been quite some time since you posted this video. But this is the first time I've been introduced to your channel. This song was great and I loved the trumpet! Thank you for sharing this. Be blessed and I hope you have found success since posting this video because you have a talent sir.
awesome!!
Why is this the best fucking this I have ever heard
Put this on Spotify my dude
Ohhhhhh yes this is awesome
Thank you so much! and I really love your original riffs :)
my friend literally just helped me learn to play this by ear because we couldn’t find a tab
Check the link in the description there an explanation to this riff
there's tab in the description
DUDE PLEASE MAKE THIS A SONG THIS IS BEAUTIFUL
かっこいいです。
american footballとか好きですか？
ありがとうございます！
大好きです！8割くらい彼らの影響です笑
This sounds like TTNG
This is giving me Covet vibes and I LOVE Covet
i immediately thought of always focused and whiskey waters by tmp
this is actually really good
I can already hear the vocals that could go well with this.
Amazing wow 👍
It capture me to the end of video really enjoy this music ✌️congrats
Well damn I did not expect that. This is fantastic
Sick drums !! Keep going.
I love this! It's really awesome, I have a question, how did you learn how to play the guitar like that? I love your playing bro!, Sorry for my bad English, hi from Venezuela!
Thank you so much! My guitar play is influenced by bands such as American football, TTNG, Algernon Cadwallader. If you would like to know more about this kind of guitar play, please check these. And don't mind, my English is worse.
Literally perfect English.
(Wonderfully written English man.)
I’d buy an album of this.
すごくいい曲です！
This is great! Get it on Spotify!
Head bopper right from the start
Excellent stuff dude 🤙
Absolutely wonderful
I get like brutal toe and the cabs vibes from this
Excellent work man, subbed!
Thank you dude!
this is nuts
Amazing
いつも動画見てます！めちゃくちゃ最高です！アメフトとTTTのいいとこどりみたいでナイスです！
この上なく励みになるお言葉をありがとうございます！どっちも大好きなバンドなのでそう言っていただけて感激です！
This is so goddamn good fuck I'm crying
So beautiful!!
Love your originals!!
Very bittersweet. An excellent track ♥️♥️
こういう日本人の動画に出会いたかった！！これからもたくさん動画見たいです！
ありがとうございます！雑多に色んなジャンルをやってますが定期的にエモやマス系のオリジナルも作っていくのでよろしくお願いします！
Kei Matsuda エモ・マスあたりを勉強中なので嬉しいです！頑張って下さい！
Scale the Summit vibes EVERYWHERE
I'm so suscribed now! Beautiful song
Thank you!!!
Really liked your videos! Specially the All covers!
You sould listen to an Argentinian Band Called "Carajo", it also sounds great, and has (in some songs) a s trong resemblance to this one you recorded now!
Thank you for introducing a great band to me! I liked it!
the midwest can be wherever you want it to be
This sounds so good!
sick!
アルジャーノンめちゃくちゃ好きそう
好きですよね？！日本で言えばメイルゴートとか！好きですよね？！
nice
This is awesome.
Thank you :)
ty
Really good
Sounds good 🎺
lovely
What are you using for the drum kit? It sounds so good and fits perfect for the midwest emo sound
hell yeah
Wonderful
sick tune
Dude you are really good at what you do keep it up 👌🏽👌🏽
That was amazing, you are very talented.
ここ最近で一番好きになった音楽です、最高です!!リフは降ってきた(思いついた)物を表現する感じですか??
ここ最近で一番とは光栄です！ありがとうございます！そうですね、まさにそんな感じで行き当たりばったりです！あとはリズム隊入れてから後でそれに合わせてちょっと変えてみたりしています。
@@keima2432 返信ありがとうございました(^-^)これからも楽しみにしてます！
There’s a game called Sudeki and there’s a song called new bright water and the guitar sounds kind of like this it’s real nice
Really good!!
Wow, just wow!
This is so sick! What are you using for the drum sounds?
Perfection ❤️
It's like captn jazz
this is soo good
Nice!!!
Great!!
@KeiMa - Is the drum sounds coming from the Roland brain or is it a third party software? If so what software?
エモい
Duuuuuuuuuuuude, that's fire ! i would buy this !