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Vocal Coach reacts/reaction to Heilung | LIFA - In Maidjan LIVE
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Everyone thinks they are gangster until the forest starts chanting in proto-German.
Y'all can go into the forest I'm going home 🤣
Build a wall!
They're coming from behind!
Build another wall!
When the chanting starts it's time to go......
Hahahahaha I know it’s been 2 years but… what an great comment sir!
@@yalak_sv thats cool. Im here for it! 🤣
I remember the first time I heard her belt this out my eyes actually started to tear up, super powerful shit.
Her voice still brings tears to my eyes, I adore Heilung so, so much
I tear up also, I can feel my ancestors here.
@@pfalky2k Having a beard doesn't make you a man
You should watch the Hellblade 2 trailer
If you liked this, you should definetely try Wardruna - Helvegen (Live version at Traenafestival 2017 with Aurora).
That is breathtakingly beautiful.
Or the same song but with Eivor 😍
Marco C. YES!!!!
that was exactly the song i thought of as well when i saw that Beth did this beautiful review =D
Yaaaaa for sure! Such a gorgeous song and the live version with Aurora is astounding.
Aurora is one of a kind... she sounds good singing anything.
I love the song krigsgaldr, the female singers part was stuck in my head for days it's so beautiful and haunting.
Maria's voice is amazing on krigsgaldr
I think my favourite is Alfadhirhaiti. Such an incredible band.
Hell yeah
I was just gonna recommend that
Beth you absolutely have to listen to Krigsgaldr by Heilung, Maria's voice and the harmonies are incredible.
More Heilung reactions around RUclips always makes me happy :)
6:40 listen closely
ᚠ - f - Fehu
ᚢ - u - Ūruz
þ - þurisaz
ᚨ - a - Ansuz
ᚱ - r - Raidō
ᚲ - k - Kenaz
ᚷ - g - Gebō
ᚹ - w - Wunjō
ᚺ - h - Hagall)
ᚾ - n - Nuadiz
ᛁ - i - Isa
ᛃ - j - Jēra
ᛇ - ï/æ - īwaz / ēwaz
ᛈ - p - Perþō
ᛉ - z - Algiz
ᛊ / ᛋ - s - Sōwilō
ᛏ - t - Tiwaz
ᛒ - b - Berkanan
ᛖ - e - Ehwaz
ᛗ - m - Mannaz
ᛚ - l - Laguz
ᛜ / ᛝ - ŋ (ng) - Ingwaz
ᛞ - d - Dagaz
ᛟ - o - Ōþala
Wait, so these are a bunch of vikings singing their ABC's? 😝
That's awesome, thank you!
TheMrVengeance I’d love to see the kindergarten class that has this as their ABCs :)
Thank you for that! Even though walking on thin Ice, but different Rune-"Poems" where really important back then, if I remember correctly ^^ was the best Live Show I ever witnessed at Wacken
@@TheMrVengeance the "ABC´s" of the ancient scandinavians were very important not only did eachhavesound stuff as well for example Fehu meaning wealth/money (value/currency?) so each rune actually had meaning, one could say it was not a name for lets say wealth it WAS wealth
I'm a simple man... I see a Heilung video I click.
wow an uncultured American is able to find real music, there is hope for humanity!
@@Tchernobog Not all of us are Coke swilling mental defectives. Some of us can hear our ancestors' gods, calling in our blood.
@@Tchernobog Starting of with an insult aye. Not all of us are uncultured swine like the people who want to destroy our ancestry because they think it's "racist".
I'm a sophisticated man. I SEARCH for Heilung videos :o)
same
You should totally react to Wardrunas Helvegen performance with Aurora ... it's hauntingly beautiful!
yeah i heard that. sounded like aurora was mostly drowned out in the mix
I would love to see that. That video is saved to my list. It's beautiful.
or Voluspa's Vikings version.
oh my god yes!
I agree. I've been following Wardruna for a while now and know basically all of his songs Helvegen being one of my favorites. But aside from that, I love Vållat that Einar Selvik did with Maria Franz and it was a duo I waited on for a while but Einars Snake Pit Poetry is also one of the best in my opinion.
This is what the Forsworn do in Skyrim when you're not watching.
I ship that rothfl
My thought haha xD
XD hahaha so true
I would say... this type of singing is where the idea of the Greybeards came from.
i get this is a joke but heilung is about healing, and the forsworn are about the corruption and defiling of nature
The chanted portion is a recitation of the names of the Runes of the Elder Futhark.
Came here to say this.
I would still be singing the ABCs if it was like this
@Mathew Fairbrother I think I saw you on another video saying the same thing
@@ozarkfive2519 probably, i usually go to the comment section with something i feel like saying and some other bugger beat me to it
@@matthewfairbrother6348 but its more then Abc. back in the days when not everyone could write/read in many cultures written language was something very holy and magical and thats especially the case with nordic runes.
"There's something so relaxing about this." She says, to the war chant.
But you just can't help it. The chanting is super calming even on the more aggressive sounding songs.
Not a war chant. It’s the elder futharc
Heilung is meant to make spiritually calming music, but nothing can be full without a bit of tension.
@@CharlieBrownsApocalypse They are literally calling upon Tyr, the highest god of war before before Odin's time, to aid their armies.
Harigasti Teiwa
Tawol Athodu
Ek Erilaz Owlthuthewaz Niwaremariz Saawilagar Hateka Harja
Come, guest Tyr
For this invocation
I, the Rune Master, servant of Odin, call upon the one of the Sun to aid our army
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Because it's not a war chant, it's the Futhark runes in order. It's kinda like singing the ancient ABC's.
It's overtone singing or throat singing.
There's something very primal about this music and the singing, as though your ancestors are speaking to you.
It's something you feel in a very deep way.
I came across this viewing Inuit throat singing, this is great. Lately there's been a grand resurgence and interest in ancestral music asks fusion... check out a tribe called red and alien weaponry
thought so as well, it's got that mongolian vibe to it
It remind me a lot of Innu throat singing ( Arctic native people living north up here in Canada ). Same rythmic and spirit talking vibe.
It's throat singing. Overtone is a part of it but just overtone is different than throat singing
It feels as though your ancestors are speaking to you... because they are! The first time I heard this group I watched their entire Lifa concert and couldn't leave my seat. I was completely entranced!
They're trying to reproduce the music from way before the viking age, when Scandinavia had a lot of different shamanistic traditions. There hardly any knowledge of what pre-Germanic music actually sounded like, because when Christianity invaded the Scandinavian countries the missionaries made sure to kill off many of the people who practiced these old religions and rituals, and also since there wasn't any widespread writing culture yet(runes), very few descriptions of the music survived. This band of artists have tried to recreate it from accounts of old Roman and Celtic texts describing the "growling", rhythmic music of the pagans of the north. That long with findings of the actual instruments made of animal bones and inspiration from other, more known, tribal cultures this is what they came up with. Might be accurate, might not be.
more on the "might not be" side, like everything we dig up the ground and read from biased historicians from way back then
I think you have it reversed, the Nordic people became Christian, and their religions fell away.
Iron Age kinda is viking age
@@Zatsumaster Not at all. Just....go on and read the time period of the viking age.....
I'm not sure you're entirely correct about the missionaries in Scandinavia. In Denmark, for example, the Danish King at around year 1000 (a bit earlier, actually) proclaimed the Danish people to be Christian, as seen on the Jelling Stones. No murders in the name of religion are mentioned, as far as I remember.
If our beautiful Earth had a voice, it would sound like Maria Franz.
Hey man!
Sorry for you having ng to wait for this long, but here is the meaning of the core characters in their performances:
Maria is playing the embodiment of nature, like the forest, water and the wind
The man with the aggressive headwear is the embodiment of conflict/war
The man with its bone-like mask, is of course the embodiment of the creatures within the forest
The guy with some black facepaint is the representation of the people.
@@greentitan0262 now it all make sense, thanks!!!!!
She has an amazing voice, in all honesty she’s what’s kept me interested in this group as a whole. I came for the throat singing, I stayed for the voice of the planet.
Because, please correct me if I’m wrong, it doesn’t seem like she’s trying to sing to be ‘pretty’. She sings to make you/us feel. Using ever tool in the vocal arsenal to achieve the purpose the song(?) needs. This group seems to purposely stay away from recognizable modern popular music techniques. Which is smart so it feels truly primeval, but gives this a distinct personality.
So often I’m exhausted with modern female singers, “oh I gotta to the power ballad to try and top the charts” or “I gotta do the crazy high note song now”. Just, ugh.
@@roefane2258 She is the leading voice in the band 'Euzen'
LOL "if"
Listened to this with my pet Gecko he is now a Dragon
lol
Marty Mc
Listened to this with my Dad. He’s Bigfoot now.
Lindwurm you mean.
HA! Awesome!
Listened to this in my Workshop. My Hammer is now Mjölnir
Once again, I’m discovering a completely new genre of music I never knew existed
Check out wardruna, you wont be disappointed
Here is my reaction to Wardruna: ruclips.net/video/NTEtMOqZQV8/видео.html
This band is the shit! Super primitive and gets you in touch with nature and the vibes of the earth
Beth Roars thank you. I will check it out right after I rewatch this one.
GhostDrummer
This genre existed long before many others. It's ancient, stretching back to some of your earliest ancestors.
16:51 The funniest part is that the person going "Ay-ay-ay-ay-ay!" isn't even in the band, that's just an audience member.
I love how throughout the concert you can hear that person, they actually add a really cool ambience x)
😂😅😅😅😅
One of the people who actually got it
Great vid. They're speaking/singing Old Norse. The language of our pagan ancestors. That's why it speaks to your soul.
"Heilung" means "healing".
I'm actually Viking by my family's 4500 year ancestry starting with Ragnar Lothbrok
Erik Kerschbaum they were about 3000 years early
well, it is not old norse, but proto-germanic, one of the oldest chants (spells) written and repeated in many languages before and after.
@@erikkerschbaum5457 Ragnar isnt real. Hes a legend. Or at least, there is no hard evidence for the Ragnar of legend. Ive read that the legendary viking is a mix of other, real viking lords
Proto-Germanic not old norse .. also not pagan because there were actually religions around back than ...
You should listen “The Hu” Mongolian throat singing if you didn’t do this yet. ))) They have few videos on RUclips
She did!🔥👌
Saw them live in Boston last year. One of the best shows I've ever been too. ^_^
Yes, also check out Wardruna. And Eivor (especially Trollabundin).
I love Wardruna.
Paleowolf is awesome too
especially the black and white video where she just come sing it and leave (it's my favorite version of Trollabundin)
edit: this one
ruclips.net/video/LpiFmZLICgM/видео.html
@@KaosKrusher This is my favorite version - so much passion: ruclips.net/video/fz3ZWE91E4A/видео.html
Eivor's soundtracks from last kingdom is lit
And so is trollabundin
Whoah. Heilung!
When I see Heilung, I press like.
Krigsgaldr is probably my favorite song by them
@@GodlyMullet I think Hamyer Hippyer is mine. Cant wait to see them live in november!
Hamrer Hippyer and Hakkerskaldyr have to be my favorites, then followed by In Maidjan.
One of my favorite groups....if not my very favorite
I binge/listen to their tracks while i'm at work. Makes me focused.
I’m literally smiling so hard at this girl getting her life changed that my eyes are watering
"I've got the high notes...
I just don't have the goat noises."
~ Beth 2019
"I've got the high notes..."
Not even in her dreams can she reach half the high notes Maria Franz reaches. This one thinks she's a special snowflake, how can anyone take her seriously?
@@GamingWithHasty Not everyone takes themselves seriously all the time like you, I'm pretty sure she said it as a joke. Nevertheless, your comment doesn't in any shape or form belong here. Sayonara!
@@GamingWithHasty what the hell is up with your bitchy judgemental attitude?
Nontheless will still remain here
@@GamingWithHasty I assume you're a big Heilung fan and that's why you're here since you know Maria Franz's name. Knowing she probably has a higher range than Beth is fine, but being an insulting dick about it isn't.
Beth wasn't bragging, she was joking. You just projected a shit ton of whatever you WANTED to think she was like to give yourself an excuse to be an ass.
If you want people to take you seriously, even slightly, don't be an asshole talking shit about people you don't know. That's grade school gossip type of shit.
I found them about a week ago, and I've become obsessed with them. Every day I listen to their full live show multiple times. The music wakes something up deep inside. It's an addiction.
dathorus1 you should go to one of their shows! THAT is truly addicting!
Oh no my secret band is out
I'm probably late, but a necromancer, TRADITIONALLY, would mean someone who divinates through means of the dead (either corpses or spirits). But with the centuries, it turned to mean any type of magic practitioner whose magic deals with death and the dead (that means conjuring ghosts, divination through the dead, reanimation of corpses, etc.).
Now that I said it, I continue with the video lol.
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Beth Roars, it's necrophilia that's the one you thought you should be worried about. Lol.
You are also wrong , its Shamanism . Necromancer is dealing with occult - magician - wizard
@Follow the howl easy .. historians .. religion .. you obviously know nothing about shamanism or seidr or volva
@@mjp5318 "necro" literally means death.
@@ThaGreenGoloco your point ? The word used was necromancer = a person who practices necromancy; a wizard or magician Faust a lead singer is a Shaman who practices Shamanism = is a practice that involves a practitioner reaching altered states of consciousness in order to perceive and interact with what they believe to be a spirit world and channel these transcendental energies into this world. 2 different things. Shamanism was a art in Norse / Viking time and era , there is historical facts , and runes that Norse wrote that explains this ... so again .. wtf is your point ? Corvus is wrong , Paganism is not about "devil and evil" Christianity teaches that about Paganism
"It's terrifying"
Trust me in the past many an Irish lad or lass has heard those sounds and thought exactly that. Only difference is, they had a much shorter time to be afraid.....
I laughed way too hard at this comment 😂😂
lol quite
I'd say I'm sorry we raided you so much, but.. not really lol
Sorry we raided you so much, lad. But, hey, now you're even more Badass.
Hi, you really need to ear Krigsgaldr, it´s amazing too
Was checking the comments for recommendations. So thank you!
Necromancer is someone who deals in magic as it pertains to death. Also I think krigsgaldr would be a better song to react to by these guys, they flex more of their vocal abilities
I am surprised Krigsgaldr wasn't used... that's the one to listen to. Huge range.
100% agree
Absolutely
Yeah, krigsgaldr or alfadhirhaiti would be a bit better
@@TheKarabanera Necro means death, dude.
Varus: Let's go that way
Centurion: Really?
Germans: Do, please... We've got the music started.
Don't you mean Arminius?
Then Schlammschlacht by Heilung is the track you're looking for.
That may explain why the Roman's named us "Waldgeister" back these days. 😎
The notification for this popped up at work today. I couldn't wait to get home to watch!!
You should react to Heilung- Krigsgaldr. Maria's voice is really showcased a lot on that song. As much as I love growls and throat singing there is just something So so so enchanting about her voice.
Agreed, Krigsgaldr from the same gig is amazing!
I third that!
I agree , Krigsgaldr is also sung in proto-germanic , that's the Language most northen European Languages are based in. Scandinavian(Norwegian, Swedish,Danish, Icelandic, Faroeese, German, Dutch, English to mention but a few) . The Language closest to proto germanic still alive today is Icelandic.
I was thinking the same thing! She should have listened to Krigsgaldr
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you should react to there new video Heilung Norupo
Great video! I love to see people new to genres and bands get astonished (and being open-minded).
I'm getting to really, really love this channel!
So glad someone got around to Heilung. Just such amazingly different music.
7:24 they are chanting the runic alphabet, you are feeling their power ;)
Yass, some great choices! Thank you! If you enjoy this, you'll definitely enjoy Eivor - Trollabundin, angelic voice + throat singing, delicious!
I totally agree!!
Yes! Please!
So surprised you did this song, Heilung is incredible ^^
Wardruna and Aurora - Helvegen (Live) PLEASE !!!🙏🙏🙏🙏.
I agree. Definitely
@@jakubpisz1 on your side
Yes
YES YES YES
Here is my reaction to Wardruna: ruclips.net/video/NTEtMOqZQV8/видео.html
Heilung will be playing Sunday 10 November 2019
Roundhouse, London, UK but would suggest getting tickets ordered quickly as they sold out the UK venues last time
Wardruna featuring Aurora- Helvegen live is incredible, it would make for a great reaction/analysis video.
Here is my reaction to Wardruna: ruclips.net/video/NTEtMOqZQV8/видео.html
It doesn't matter how many times I listen to anything from Heilung. There is always chills once the music starts. This is music that reaches into you grasps you by your very core.
After that you just need to do Myrkur - Ulvinde, it is also pretty ancient, but it's singing, not shamanic chanting:)
YES PLEASE!!!
This is great lol. The reactions are likely universally shared by everyone when they first watched and heard this amazing group.
Vocalo Coach: " I want lessons from her!"
I came across them a couple of years ago - I love them, but some don't get it.
The woman's voice is one of my favourites in any genre!
My five year old daughter and I love to listen to this style of music together.
The sounds of our ancestors hidden away for a 1000 years. You connect for it's written in our dna.
HAIL
its anglo saxon/ anglo Scottish, which if you knew anything, IS Germanic, you fool
The word anything refers to your knowledge.
Or should anybody first take a DNA test before he could say he's attracted to this kind of ancient music?
Culture is not biology.
No one knows what music sounded like 1000 years ago, this is thoroughly modern music built on scraps of knowledge of ancient Norse music and a *ton* of modern Western musical culture, with its strong African influence. Culture is not biology, and this is not ancient culture.
“This is so weird but I love it” sums up Heilung
This music is so relaxing and yet energizing AT THE SAME TIME. It's amazing really. I love it. I discovered them earlier this year, the most interesting and exciting music I've stumbled across in a long time. It was really cool watching you enjoy it so much. :)
Love it! Gonna see them live in October ♥♥♥
You may also wanna check out *Wardruna* maybe live version of *Helvegen ft. Aurora*
Blessings from Slovakia!
Here is my reaction to Wardruna: ruclips.net/video/NTEtMOqZQV8/видео.html
The lady singing is from a group called Euzen. It's kinda pop, but you should check it out to see how she normally sings.
I love how the singer makes some of those notes she hits look easy as
Just some info: When they start chanting, they are singing the names of the elder futhark. So you're right about them having Norse roots.
Not Norse. Proto Germanic, Norse language came much later
Maria is so good. I wish they'd tour in America so I could see them live.
I think they are. I am planning to see them in Denver next month.
@@arkwill14 oh for real? Shit I didn't even know
They're coming here. My friend got tickets to a show in the PNW
its 2020, and you are still one of my top 3 internet/celeb crushes!
You should check her work at Euzen, great band where she also sings.
Antonio Granados Marchena use to sing with. Band is no more. :(. But maria franz amazing voice is here now
@@jimmynoname4089 Or this might be Euzen 2.0. Who knows? Euzen was essentially Maria and Christopher, plus Christopher's dad Harald - and bass players who came and went.
As long as Maria and Christopher are together there will always be hope that Euzen resurface, I think. They were great in Valravn too, even if Maria only sold T-shirts and did backing vox.
I have never clicked a reaction so fast.
Very happy to hear that you enjoyed this kind music and it’s pure enjoyment as well
The most beautiful music I've ever heard
I've been hooked and entranced on this now for a few months.My earth soul music.
Please do a reaction to “Ulvinde” by Myrkur. The music mixes death/black metal with Danish folk style vocals. She’s absolutely incredible.
About the high pitched Female vocals, it sounds a lot like the traditional, scandinavian herding call known as "Kuling" look it up.
Kulning* 🤗
Check out my kulning reaction here: ruclips.net/video/nO6feDT7PQA/видео.html
Recitation of the 24 characthers / "letters' of the Elder Futhark Runes! Awesome !!!
Since I found them a week ago I listen to them everyday. It feels like I Have to
now, that I know of them.
Same. I've known of my "Scandi" ancestry for years and years, but I've finally begun to explore it more.
I've listened to electronic music (trance/ambient/vocal trance) most of my 40 years. This... This has become my go to when the arthritis hits or the joints hurt or the work load is crushing or on a long drive, or just to listen.
I'm very grateful to Heilung. They've helped me start a journey.
I worked at a used bookstore, and one of our regulars is a guy about 65 or so who is a music fanatic. Any style, any era, he will listen to it. He has stories of meeting every band you've ever heard of from the 60s and 70s when they passed though Cleveland. My wife and I love trying new music, and he came in one day and handed her a piece of paper with "Heilung: LIFA" on it. She said she would listen to it later on lunch break. He quickly held up his hand.
"No." You have to watch the video of the whole live performance. Trust me."
Of course, we did. When she went home she brought up the video of the performance, figuring she could try it for a few minutes as the performance began, then she would have dinner.
She said she suddenly noticed that the performance was ending, it had been an hour, and she had not thought of food or anything else. The music had CONSUMED her.
6:10 Some deer species shed their antlers yearly, so that might still be considered veggie friendly if it’s one that was found after it came off.
16:37 Caramelldansen cover when?
Not to mention using materials from naturally deceased animals should also be relatively ok.
AnimeOtaku2 there’s an easy way to tell if the antler is shed or was cut off. The shed antler has a depressed ring just inside the perimeter and a kind of rough bump in the very centre. A cut-off antler has a hard, flat surface with no vein-holes, bumps or ring.
i discovered heilung with that song. im slav and have no clue of norse new or old. immediately after watching that entire show i literally ordered all of their merch. please help these people out to make more music.
My favorite tune of theirs featuring Maria Franz is "Fylgija Ear". Her singing in the second half of that song is just...amazing.
Heilung is music on a whole new level.
Heilung is the best thing I ever seen or heard.
The part where I finally realized they were chanting the futhark.
Me: Oh! I know these lyrics!
Going to their show tonight with a friend. Doing a bit of research. So excited!
They're amazing live.
And they're playing the Roundhouse in London in Nov
Also check out Wardruna, Helvegen is awesome
I really love Jára too, always makes me think about sumer and the haymaking. Also love Rotlaust tre fell.
Also playing in Jorvik (York) in February
Here is my reaction to Wardruna: ruclips.net/video/NTEtMOqZQV8/видео.html
Early one morning in the deep woods of Sweden. I was camping outside. I heard the wind chime of a dream catcher, but it was some kind of bird. Then I heard the short groans of grasing deer passing by, right next to my tent. It was, in a word, magical.
Listening to this song while running is a truly something else kind of experience as well.
+Beth
I have watched a few of your vids. When I seen your were going to review Heilung....I was hooked.
I just found Heilung yesterday and was mesmerized !I watched at least two hours of Heilung . I felt like my body was tingling after.
I was delighted to see you were taken in by it as i was. I feel with something like Heilung, you are either immersed in it,taken in, or you are repulsed, push away.
I too want to see them. What an experience it would be!
You got a sub Beth !
you should react to Laboratorium Pieśni - Sztoj pa moru its another tribal like song also kafa sviri is another great one
Not this song, but I reacted to U lisi if you're interested :) ruclips.net/video/aoRbmEgZH7Q/видео.html
I appreciate you checking out this type of music and giving an honest critique of it! I wish there was more vocal coaches like you that could get out of their comfort zones and check out more unconventional music and appreciate it like you have!
Ancient stone age people paid respect to the animals they killed for food. They understood the concept of 'balance' and all is harmony. Not creatures of death, try druids or shamans, and yes, Maria Franz's voice is stunning ;)
This is probably my favorite reaction video of all time. You should do more reaction videos for this group!
I stumbled across them yesterday through RUclips and I couldn’t be any happier about it
WARDRUNA
never thought Id see Heilung here lmao
Here is my reaction to Wardruna: ruclips.net/video/NTEtMOqZQV8/видео.html
They mix Nordic, Germanic, Celtic and Mongolian styles together
Nordic is Germanic thoe..
It's actually all just Germanic. There is no Celtic or Mongolian in it. The reason they sing like they do is because of the depiction of the Roman army in Northern Europe. They would sing like howling dogs.
Just because there’s throat singing doesn’t mean it’s Mongolian.
Going off of descriptions from the band my dudes
The main aesthetic and sounds is Roman depictions of barbarian music culture, but they use multiple musical styles to achieve their understanding of the ancient styles.
At 15:10 to 15:20 Maria starts singing like the Sami people in Scandinavia. It´s called jojk. Can be sung with words and just sounds. It´s very beautiful.
Omg yes! I love heilung.
Quarantine Beth makes my heart roar so fine
You are sitting there fascinated by the music.It really impressive.
I can only imagine their tour wagon. I imagine it being decorated with skulls and with fur pelts all over the inside. maximum sexy.
Or it's filled with synthetic pink fur and disco balls
Or it is just a regular modern tour bus. Just because they enjoy performing these shows doesn't mean they eat sleep and breathe this stuff 24/7.
Throat singing is northern European. It has a long history in Finland.
To me this is tribal.. And connects to something deep inside of me. I catch myself keeping time to this by patting anything near me. Just wait until Maria begins!!! Her voice is SO special..... And she plays her bone!!!! BUT in this video she has a drum like thing!!!
This is SO different, great but different!!!!! I think it connects to our souls!!! Take care!!!!
"How can I wake up smiling with a empty heart?"
I like to listen to this band while working out. Really sets the focus.
Can you react to Einar Selvik - Voluspa... That a real voice
Hey! Check out my reaction to Einar here: ruclips.net/video/uc8ceijaTz4/видео.html
Seen heilung in Denver it was soul changing the videos do no justice!
Fantastic review!! The interest is even bigger!
As someone who is nordic and studied the culture a ton. I can tell you with certainty my ancestors and Norsemen had so much respect for animals and have dedicated chants solely for different animals. They have nothing but respect for animals. That’s why they love to show it off as shown in this video with the garb.
Goat noises, also known as hammer vibrato ;)
The title means corruption and is part of the story of the whole album which is about a village being corrupted by war.
I have not seen a single second of this channel before, yet I am urged to do everything I can, to really suport this channel. Not the first time today. Wow youtube. What have you become.
The insane thing about this is I believe this was their first time ever performing live. They didn’t do shows before this.
i love his ski-poles for antlers :) never noticed until i saw them live in Nov last year, best gig ever, by the way :)