How Many Times Do I Need to Be Warned?! || The Warning || Evolve - Reaction!
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Riff-driven hard rock with meaningful lyrics is the real genius behind these girls. Their songs aren't overly complicated, but they are very effective. The riff and the lyrics burn their way into your soul.
Agreed!
Super Tight!
Thanks!
Bassist/vocalist for nearly 50 years, and I believe these gals are the future of Rock!
Definitely a bright future!
I'm nearly 77. Around the time I went from high school to college the great classic guitar bands of yore exploded on the scene. The Beatles and Stones, The Who, Cream, Derek and the Dominoes, etc. I saw all of them live. These girls put on a better, more professional show. To me, they are like The Beatles, heralding a new era of real kick in the butt rock and roll.
FYI: Pau did this scream on every show since they're on their Mayday tour. I'm a little afraid that she will hurt her voice but it's so fkn cool everytime.
That primal scream is da'bomb!
If it's done correctly it won't hurt at all. I'm sure she has people taking care of her technique. And it doesn't sound hurtful.
It’s a very musical and technical scream. Not hard on her voice.
So far I've only seen it in videos here on RUclips but it's amazing when she does that screem
Their music influences are form classical music, hard rock, heavy meddle, jrock, kpop, among others. They seamlessly combine many genres into a fresh and unique sound.
"They said more with four chords than most bands can say with ten." Excellent insight, Prymal. The root of The Warning's music may be "simplistic" - but their approach in the arrangement is anything but. They frequently switch off combinations of singers, drum patterns, the way the bass and drums lock in (or don't) together, and more. Plus the occasional "odd" melody notes, as you pointed out, that Dany will sing. The result is instantly memorable material that at once sounds familiar but is extremely unique and has you coming back for more.
As an example of how they change up vocals (plus some excellent guitar work at the end), check out their funky/punky song off the new EP called "Z". It's a live studio session: ruclips.net/video/lcLuB2xLl-8/видео.html
Thanks! I’ll check it out!
These sisters are overwhelmingly talented!!
EPIC song and powerful message!
Dany's vocals and riffs are awesome!
Viva The Warning !! ⚡⚡⚡
Pau writes the melodies on Piano no matter who writes the lyrics. Dani and Pau came up with this song together.
The warning is one of those bands that sound much more exciting live than the recorded versions of the songs. Some bands do so much in the studio that they aren't capable of live that when you see them live you are disappointed. But The Warning are one or the rare ones that just blow it out live. Dany's voice is much better sounding and raw/wild live. I like what you say about Dany and Pau being like crazy cause thats what I get too when I watch them. Dany's singing seems wild but wild in the best of ways. So intense and exciting and passionate!
Great review & thoughts. As much I like their every song, I must say that Evolve has risen on the very top of my playlist. It simply is my personal taste.
Some have said The Warning are pioneers of pop metal genre. This songs certainly sounds like it. I like it.
Choke was supposed to be the only video from Mayday. After some waiting, they got their budget and shot their vision. It's not even one of their favourite songs from the 12 they recorded in the studio.
But, as you have noticed, and their manager has said, the camera loves them. So this was put together with really no money. Borrowed phones and a friend's garage.
At some point money has been found for more. I don't know if it was the label or the band themselves, but Martirio and Disciple got videos and Animosity has the collaborative cartoon video.
And they're getting the views. For a band that's still not in the mainstream, not on the radio, they're gaining followers one view at a time.
The fanbase is awesome!
I watch alot of reactors and you are top tier in my books. Great reaction as always!
Thanks Ryan! I appreciate that!
Good reaction. I like that you are able to point out stuff that a lot of other reactors don't because you are a musician yourself. Makes your reactions much more interesting and informative. I also love your description of Pau being crazy(either level you mention "just the right amount" or "batshit" works), because it's true.
If you want to see more of Pau, I'm going to suggest the song "Narcisista - THE WARNING - En Vivo en Foro DiDi Monterrey" on The Warnings official RUclips channel. To paraphrase someone else, Pau beats the drums like they owe her money and actually sets a drumstick down to point her finger like the pissed off latina she is....all while singing lead. Add in the meaning behind the song, the fact that it's in spanish, and a tasty guitar solo, and you get another awesome song from The Warning.
Can't wait to see it. Everyone is recommending it.
@@PrymalChaos Narcissista is a great song.
Yes, 16 cell phone and a drone in something like 2 hours----simply amazing IMHO
Good name for your channel, it matches that primal scream by Pau. This song is gripping and energetic, I feel like I'm on a mini-adventure every time I listen/see it, I love it. 🤘😆🤘
These ladies rock, for sure! Their new song, "Money", is pure fire, btw!
Nice! The video was shot in a car dealership garage. It was done in two hours with 16 iPhones and a drone. The music is the studio version. The song was inspired by a Netflix docuseries called Unnatural Selection about the risks and rewards of gene editing - allowing humans to affect their own evolution.
Is it just a coincidence that the line “I’m not in danger, I’m the danger” is from the TV show Breaking Bad. I can’t be the first to recognize this because it’s in the show in a very dramatic scene where Walter White is tying to convince his wife he and the family are not in any danger, he says the line exactly like in the song (the show came first), when he says the iconic line it’s showing Walter has evolved from mild mannered chemistry teacher to drug king pin. This is why I can’t believe this song isn’t a little influenced by the show, if you’ve watched the show you’ll get the connection.
That aside the song is so powerful, both in the music and the lyrics, I love this song.
Stay Cool 😎 and…
\m/ Stay Metal \m/
Thank you, great reaction !!!
16 iPhones and a drone at a borrowed Ferrari showroom, just the right amount of crazy creative Pau….Perfect 👌
Ale 17 Pau 20 Dany 22.
Love Pau's fills on this song:-)
This was very good. Their live performance at the MTV VMA was even better.
Continued great reactions and support for The Warning. Many reactors say cool song, great vocals and some kiss ass stuff then ,please, like and subscribe and thats it. You give so much more and happy to be a subscriber to someone who has proper insight into their music and also shows interest into who they are as a band. Great stuff Chaos. I hope you will give us your insight into Dust to Dust, Dull Knives or even their new release, Money. 🤟
HE NEEDS to listen to 'MONEY'!
I certainly will!
Very little of what they do musically is accidental. See "The Warning - MAYDAY IN THE MAKING Ep. 3". It shows some of how they create their music.
As for influences, yes to Muse especially for Ale. She has been playing Hysteria since around age 9. In fact, she did a bass cover of Hysteria last year. It has 2.7 M views on The Warning RUclips channel and Muse reposted it on their social media as well. David Bendeth commented that Ale can hang with the best of them.
Yup - "one takes" are easy for them (well, relatively speaking), because they don't "just write songs" - they create *compositions* ... and more importantly, because it's extremely difficult for artists in any media to do, they create a "code freeze" moment when it's done, it's done. Then they play that tune, period. Which is absolutely *awesome* for fans seeing live shows, because pretty much what you hear on the album is what you get in the show. It's kind of shocking how friggin' REFRESHING this is to hear. 😋
Great reaction! It’s amazing how Dany starts her riff while belting the end of the lyrics. 🤘😎❤️⚠️🔥
Nice commentary and I enjoyed the analysis. I'm pretty new to The Warning and one thing I like is how they manage the breaks. The breaks, like the red interlude, all make total sense, but they manage the energy to work back to yet another crescendo you didn't see coming.
A data point on their video vs live. Pau said they play to a click track live, so every performance is spot on the beat which enhances their live performances. But that means they can use live footage in their videos and it doesn't look wonky. Everyone here says check out "Money", I agree, and you'll see what I mean.
To really appreciate their stage presence, there's a cover they did of "Crazy Train" when Dany was like 13, Pau 11 and Ale was 9. It'll drop your jaw. When it comes to rock-n-roll, these sisters have got it goin' on.
Yeah, I really enjoyed this one! Great video. I need to get back to these guys.
16 iPhones and one drone were used to shoot the video. The band wanted to do a video for each of their songs, but budget limitations led to this innovative approach (and a lot of borrowed phones).
It still looks amazing too!
@@PrymalChaos Also, apparently it was shot in a shuttered car dealership - between Covid and supply chain issues, it was unused at the time, but had a lot of open space, good lighting built in, and "interesting" architectural details designed to showcase cars.
There isnt a bad song on Error. Im a 60 year old metal head and these ladies are a breath of fresh air!!!! ❤️🤘❤️🤘❤️🤘
Sting called those resonate notes "surprise notes"
Dany's awesome at finding them at just the right time.
They immediately get your attention.
I think I heard Sting telling Rick Beato that if there are no surprises in the first 30 seconds of a song he stops listening. I’d say that’s fair.
The Warning just announced they are going to be touring with Halestorm and The Pretty Reckless in July and August!
THANK YOU!!! Finally, someone who doesn't say "just mised the guitar solo", that generally doesn't fit the song. That's one of the great things I love about this band, if it doesn't fit the song they leave it out. When they put in fills or solos, they always feed the song, never show off just to show off.
YES!! To hear the appreciation that there was no filler "wanky guitar solos" earned my subscription. Writing should contain no unnecessary words, and every word must tell!
Plus with today young ones which apparently all they have musical ADD, a guitar solo will make a song too long
Great maturity in their choices.
And I dunno for sure, but I'm gonna assert that that's the best scream in rock since Daltrey's in "Won't Get Fooled Again" (and Daltrey was doubletracked). As previous commenters said, she does it live, omfg.
Wild!
@@PrymalChaos Hey, I finally got to see The Warning live the other week in Berkeley - and OH MAN is their current show fantastic. And yes, Pau still does that scream, live - and she also rips that phenominal snare roll going into an extended fill WHILE SINGING in the second pre-chorus of "Disciple" ... it's a *very* impressive performance, and a *very* sophisticated job done by their sound team to make it come through in this context. Thought you might appreciate hearing that.
@@fourortwelvestrings Oh cool! I can’t wait to see them one day! Glad to hear they exceeded your expectations.
A strutting supermodel on bass, attitude squared on vocals and batshit crazy on drums...what could go wrong...
I cant wait for animosity 😻 great reaction
Thanks for the great reaction! I'm sure others have given you great advise on what to react to next, but my advice would be to maybe go chronologically through their albums (Escape The Mind, XXI Century Blood, Queen of the Murder Scene, and Mayday). There are live versions of almost everything on RUclips. For Queen of the Murder Scene, make sure you go in order, as the album tells a story. Thanks again!
Now I hope it's time to explore a bit older songs. Time to hear Pau sing Black Holes Live at Dakota bar, or her cover of Creep.
Great reaction! 🎯
So many things to say I'm sure I'll miss half. Start with mundane details : Pau is the middle child, Ale is the youngest (and tallest) Yes it was filmed on umpteen iPhones and one drone.The sound is definitely from the EP but my understanding is that they were playing it live while filming. 👍
I love that you elucidate your process so well. You don't miss much that's for sure. Being the fan that I am, I'm always subconsciously surprised that reactors DON'T just begin reacting to The Warning videos exclusively upon discovery. I get it though. If you dig a little more into their earlier videos the journey will be worth the ride for sure.
There is one in particular that just hits different than the rest. Written entirely by our illustrious Drummer but performed with her behind a piano rather than her kit: Black Holes (@ Dakota Bar is the preferred video) which she wrote at 13 about addiction and it's effects.
Don't ask me how she got it so right but she has made at least half of TWA - grown men - squirt tears with that one.
Now or later it's a must see.
Thanks for giving so much time to these Ladies.
I LOVE THIS BAND !!
✌💖🎼
Good comments Daniel and thank you for helping learn a new word today. Elucidate - To clearly explain; ever since going through my 9th grade English teachers class who insisted that we live in the Thesaurus so that we could expand our vocabularies and use the new words we learned to write our essays, reports etc. I have enjoyed continuing to expand my vocabulary since. So thanks again.
@@jlbaca7314 You're welcome of course and thank you too. Reading is one of my special joys and your post was my latest treat. ✌💖🎼
My wife brought up the observation while we were driving a couple hours away and listening to their albums... "This was written when they were 14/15 years old, right?" "Yup" I replied. "Well... how the hell do they even *know* about this stuff?!? No kid that age should know about that!!!"
I thought about it a bit, and can come up with two reasons: One, if we all think back to when we were that age... teenagers are immensely imaginative, probably more so than at any other time in our lives. And they observe _everything_ , because they're learning how to be "adults".
And two is sort of part of that, and probably more related these days to life on the internet... As a kid, you see things, you hear things, you read things. You don't necessarily have to have a best friend who was lost to addiction to get a pretty solid understanding of how it works. Or live in an abusive relationship, or experience being entrapped by the twisted mental world of a narcissist or psychopath. Just reading about it and thinking on it will give any teenager a wealth of imagined horrors to draw from - often all too accurate.
Thank you for your comments about the composition of this song. I understand better why I so enjoy these ladies and can now appreciate them even more . 🙏🏻😁
You were on the money in what makes them such a talented trio
You can listen to a whole lot of music by The Warning and hear something fresh every single song. I don't know how they do it. Love them!
Everything The Warning does is pure gold! Musical prodigies!
Great reaction! Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers! 👍🏼 Love this band!🔥
As the saying goes. "Keep it simple stupid." You don't have to have a million cords and notes to have a good song. Your reaction says it all. It has a great groove and hook. And it is rememberable.
That’s all it takes! Unfortunately it’s real easy to overcomplicate things.
La mejor Power banda de México!!
If you want a live session: ruclips.net/video/dxy5WOQ4qfg/видео.html
You are one of the best reactors out there and it saddens me that I can only subscribe once.
I just watched them live in Guadalajara and I can tell you that difference has to be measured in orders of magnitude because they interact masterfully with the crowd. We sang and jumped and danced.
I am already watching more of your work because I can learn from you. Thanks!
I have not heard the ladies talk about Latin music influences in their sound! From everything they've put out in social media, their upbringing was western classical music, then western rock and roll. Fun Fact: there is one short clip from their documentary Tidal Rising: The Warning...where Paulina is playing ceramic sticks, and everyone is singing Oye Como Va, and Pau gets lost with the rhythm and shouts... I don't know that song!
Haha.
Ale is currently 17, Pau is currently 20, and Dany is currently 22. They all have the exact same eyes and jawline. As for this video, it was shot with around 16 different phones and a drone; I think it says so in the video's description. There's a behind the scenes video for "Evolve," and the sisters were on the set for two hours, but setup and teardown took all day. Also, Pau got blisters from the gloves and the drone got caught in the hanging wires behind Pau. There is a live session for this song on their channel, but this isn't it. This is a standard music video with the studio version of the song playing over their performance. The live session video is great, though Ale's mic has a weird buzz on it that's distracting for me.
I don't have another recommendation for The Warning right now; I'm sure everyone in the comments is talking about their new song, "Money," and with good reason. I'm going to recommend something that has no correlation with the Villarreal sisters, and it's "Unending Sorceress" by a Japanese band called Unlucky Morpheus. They're a six-piece, two women and four men, and call themselves "technical melodic speed metal," but they wear their prog and classical influences on their sleeves. What brought them to mind is that you mentioned you started off by looking into harsh vocals. One of their guitarists usually does harsh vocals while their primary singer, Fuki, does unique clean vocals. Also, "Unending Sorceress" is about Final Fantasy VIII. Here's the link.
ruclips.net/video/PCv3s0T4bx0/видео.html
Great reaction and great insight!! Appreciate your knowledge and ability to convey it to those of us that are not as technically sound musically.
thnx for doing my favorite 2 bands, the warning & band-maid.
ale (17) the thunder, dany (22) the lightning, & pau (20) the storm. they dont just come to play, they've got things to say. do the new one, money
My 3 favorite all girl rock/metal bands- The Warning, Band-Maid, and Nemophila all playing at Aftershock in October this year! I already have my VIP tix and can’t wait- I believe this will be Nemophila’s first US performance. 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
They are awesome!
EVOLVE, IS AN EXCELLENT THEME OF THE WARNING, WITH STRENGTH, WITH PASSION, A BEAUTIFUL RIFF, EXCELLENT BASS LINE AND AS ALWAYS THE POWER OF PAU ON THE BATTERY, THEY HAVE NO LIMIT TO CREATE GREAT ROCK THEMES, WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST TRIO OF HARD ROCK OF 2022,
Last Warning
They’ve taken all that’s gone before and sprinkled it with their own magic. You’re right about those semi tone shifts seems to add drama, might be the classical training and Latin aesthetic. Great review!
Thank you!
These girls are certainly super-talented. Not really my usual taste but I agree that the unusual note choices elevate it and keep it more interesting 👍
This band... Soooo cool.
It's a iphone performance vid. And a drone when things turn red
Just a little comment there bud,: Latin Music is Western music. An example of this is: Salsa witch was invented in New York in the 1970's😉
Btw: they have said the title Evolve is because humanity. Next one listen to: "Martirio", is a great song which I feel has a great western rock feel (a kind of Bon Jovi) and is in Spanish.
Few comments here, I believe 16 or 18 I-phones with 1 drone, In this video. also I call her Machine Gun Paulina. you need to check out some of their early stuff where Paulina was unleashed. The Ted X stuff. Also the lyric " I am not in the danger I am the danger" i heard it before i did figure it out. Breaking Bad S4 E6 Walter White talking to his wife. pretty sure the girls where way to young to watch that show when it was out.
Hope they stay true to themselves. they will be superstars
If you want more of Pau, check out both Dust to Dust and Survive. Their 2020 Whisky A Go-Go set has good versions of both.
Thanks for the tip!
Much more lyrics than typical song
16 iphones 1 drone. Perfection.
Listen the new one its called Money! Damm good song!!!!
Gonna have to get to that one ASAP
Please react to the Warning- Dull Knives"cave for de (tour), "Martirio", "Dust to dust" Lunario cdmx, Enter Sandman"(ft Alessia Cara)
This one is one of my favorist of the last album, this girls are the best, the future of rock, bravo!!!. Greetings from México. 👏👏👏😘💖💗
It is a music video with the studio version as the music. But they do actually play their instruments while the video is being recorded.
Their songs aren't terribly complicated; they'll never be confused with Nightwish or King Crimson (there are a lot of TWA members who do like Nightwish, although I haven't been able to really get into them). But somehow, nobody else has written these songs, and there's more to the song than it sounds the first time.
If you really want to see Dany's personality, watch the Lunario performance of Queen of the Murder Scene, where she plays the protagonist of the story.
Ale is the youngest. She doesn't normally sing lead, but she has a smoky low register when she uses it (live versions of Choke in particular; I won't say more than that so you can review the live session version of that song). She is a bit more shy or introspective than the others. The sense I get from her is that she sees and hears everything and only says what's needed. She has come out of her shell somewhat on Mayday and her bass is a lot more than just rhythm. Pau is a force of nature. They played a few shows with an Argentinian trio called Eruca Sativa and did an encore together; Pau fronted the combined band: ruclips.net/video/GLB-lb-qKoA/видео.html
I just stumbled across your channel by a lucky chance.
You, sir, have earned yourself a new subscriber.
You should check out Royal Blood's "Come On Over" music video if you want to see some fun color creativity.
Something about the post-chorus riff really grabbed me more than usual, but not being a musician, I couldn't figure out exactly why. After watching some reactors mentioning that they were using an unusual time signature like 7/4 and Paulina confirming in a short instruction video that it is indeed in 7/8, I finally got my answer. 😀 Also for these girl when they record an official video like this one, it is not a live recording, but at the same time it kind of his, because the girls said that they do play live when recording official videos, otherwise they feel that it looks fake, so they decided to make the effort to play it live, instead of just fake playing and lip-syncing.
Great insight! Thank you!
While I'm sure they were actually playing, it's a track because Pau didn't have her Mic for backing vocals.
yes they were playing and yes you are correct that they used there studio version track for the video. I believe it only took them 2 or 3 hours total in a Parking garage in there home town of Monterrey to shoot the video.
It took 4 hours from start to finish. Check out the behind the scenes video.
Very innovative music video
Thanks again! Love your reactions. The audio is the studio track, but they wanted to have the leads and mics in place to give it a live take vibe. They *did* do a live-in-studio version of this, later (ruclips.net/video/dxy5WOQ4qfg/видео.html) so you can see how they arranged it for live (very similar, gotta say).
Man this was a great reaction♣♠. Fully agree with you that this song of them is also a hardrock classic. But as you will learn, hopefully in the near future, The Warning have already written a number of hardrock classics. Your take on the girls is in the good direction, but, and I know you did not mean it in a negative way, but Pau is a very very special human being. Her intellect is something special, though Ale has the highest IQ, as I have learned. Pau is the main influence on the lyrics and when you read those lyrics, it shows she is able to hoover over very different en complex subjects and give an interesting take on them. In 1988 the masterpiece 'Operation Mindcrime' was released and is till today extremely relevant for example: 'don't trust the needle, it lies'. I've got the same feeling with The Warning. They will be relevant for decades to come! Finally on Evolve and to wetten your appetite: buy a ticket for a concert near you so can experience the special choreography Ale and Dany have in store for you in this song☺. Keep it up sir. 2 3GO PS: March 25th 2022 will go into music history as a bad day: RIP TH♥
God I love Mindcrime. Great album! Gonna have to put it on now. 😄
@@PrymalChaos Great minds think alike ☺ REVOLUTION♣
Mindcrime USED to be my favorite concept album until Queen of the Murder Scene. Written by 2 teenagers and a pre-teen. Mindblowing!!
bienvenido al mundo de las diosas del rock. saludos
Pau's steam of destruction is pure 🔥!
One of their best songs in my opinion. That vocal part was weird and unusual for me when I first heard it. I’m a huge fan of Pau. She’s the right kind of crazy. Seriously though, it would be a blast to hang out with these ladies.
This song was filmed during quarantine on (I think) 16 I phones. Oh yeah.
Dany's personality changes on stage compared to her off stage personality, she goes from a sweet supportive person to a fierce performer. Perfect front woman. Smooch.
Gotta get back to The Warning!
@@PrymalChaos Amour
You might really like "Money".
🤘👌👍🔥❤
It might be time for you to watch an actual live performance. TW has always been more known a great live band than a studio band (until this new album 'Mayday', which is exceptionly well mixed and produced), so there are lots of great options. I suggest 'Dull Knives' for DeTour (a virtual benefit concert during the pandemic). After seeing their performance, Lzzy Hale said she really wanted to tour with them.
They would be a perfect fit for a Halestorm tour.
They just announced on Patreon that they are joining Halestorm and The Pretty Reckless on tour this summer!
Are you a director man you are so SMART its scary thats badass bro
Geez, 3 reactions with no live followed by a year of radio silence. Hope you liked finally seeing them perform for real.
I think the RUclips search is letting me down.
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Ale is the youngest and the tallest
This is a traditional music video in that it's the studio track you hear. None of the equipment in the video was actually hooked up. It was all recorded on iPhones and a drone, which is pretty cool!
Very innovative. Can you believe this was shot on devices that are in your pocket? The film industry is changing.
@@PrymalChaos There's a whole industry dedicated to 3-axis stabilized gimbals that can access the video features of an attached phones - ruclips.net/video/tC233Wdk6l4/видео.html
@@PrymalChaos It is truly amazing!
THIS is an insightful, thought-filled reaction video. I love people reacting just being happy as much as everyone. Feels good. You , however, invoke thoughts about other parts. Both musically, and industry methods. 🤘 The army grows
Thank you! I appreciate that.
That space they're in is a car dealership garage.
16 Iphones...and a Drone!
Crazy!
16 I-phones and 1 drone
Thanks for the musical and vocal analysis. Did you notice the Air Raid Siren?
See that's the problem. Sometimes I'm so hyper fixated on the details I miss bigger things. It's like that video where you have to count how many times the players pass the basketball to each other and you totally miss the guy in the bear costume dancing through the frame.
I🖤TW🤘
Apparently filmed over 2 hours using 16 I Phones and 1 drone
Yeah, 16 iPhone and one drome.
"Bloodywood- Aaj" please 💪🤨😁
It was shot in an underground car garage in 2 hours with 11 Iphone and 1 drone.
Watch one of their live shows from one end to the other suffering through the substandard audio and notice how they walk on stage and are playing within 20 or 30 seconds, no farting around with tuning or discussing shit among themselves with their backs to the audience, almost always moving onto the next song within a few seconds unless Dany does a short amount of audience interaction.
BTW, you may be giving a bit too much credit to Dany for musical choices. It may be Pau, who is the group's arranger, basically.
Yes they filmed it with 18 iphones in the local Ferarri dealership..
there is a behind the scenes of this video on YT may be you can check it out.
I definitely will.
the warning is plainly brilliant, but but the drone pilot tho, who might he/she was , awesome piloting
Underrated comment.
So yea I'm subscribed but yes there is a latin influence with MUSE the band they love