First Time Reaction | Heilung - "In Maidjan"

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  • @CCEDE73
    @CCEDE73 2 года назад +382

    When Maria Franz starts singing, every hair on my body rises. It hits a deep primordial force inside.

    • @texasnewt
      @texasnewt 2 года назад +10

      Aye!

    • @Jordy-kk1kw
      @Jordy-kk1kw 2 года назад +11

      Every single time no matter how many times iv heard her

    • @cobruh836
      @cobruh836 Год назад +2

      YES

    • @Zeta9966
      @Zeta9966 Год назад +6

      When I saw them at Red Rocks, I arrived as they were doing soundcheck. She was singing her lilting bit in this and it was echoing through the entire site. Like some sort of ethereal angelic voice.

    • @chrissyp930
      @chrissyp930 10 месяцев назад

      I'm glad I'm not the only one!

  • @brokentangent6510
    @brokentangent6510 2 года назад +356

    Fun fact, this was their FIRST EVER concert.
    This was literally the first time anyone had ever heard them perform.
    Can you imagine having been there live?

    • @p1xl8d
      @p1xl8d 2 года назад +8

      Was it? :O That's absurd !

    • @paulslater9555
      @paulslater9555 2 года назад +34

      It was their first time performing as Heilung in front of a large audience. They performed to a small group of friends just once before that back when the album Ofnir was released.
      But yes…first performance on stage.💯

    • @damselflies8639
      @damselflies8639 2 года назад +11

      They make all their own costumes too! Love love love Heilung

    • @paulslater9555
      @paulslater9555 2 года назад +22

      @@damselflies8639 and instruments and stage props. Their big drum (blød) was ceremonially painted with the blood from Christopher, Kai and Maria.
      And yes…. She uses human bones in Krigsgaldr.

    • @damselflies8639
      @damselflies8639 2 года назад +2

      @@paulslater9555 wow! Powerful! Thanks 😊

  • @Terwox
    @Terwox 2 года назад +456

    To be honest the entire live show this song is taken from would be worth reacting too. But to name a couple of songs from it, I would definitively recommend "Alfadhirhaiti" and "Krigsgaldr"

    • @AP-RSI
      @AP-RSI 2 года назад +6

      Tha whole show is good!

    • @TheNeonParadox
      @TheNeonParadox 2 года назад +13

      Truth. The album versions are good, but their live shows, especially this one, are full experiences.

    • @waldhuette
      @waldhuette 2 года назад +9

      Definitely agree on Afladhirhaiti. In my opinion even better than in Maidjan.

    • @WhirlwindOfWTF
      @WhirlwindOfWTF 2 года назад +10

      Krigsgaldr definitely

    • @Didi.creation
      @Didi.creation 2 года назад +3

      Agreed, it's all amazing!!

  • @jamesbogue3632
    @jamesbogue3632 2 года назад +261

    "Protect Heilung at all costs" I feel they are protecting us at all costs :)

    • @marktwaine9344
      @marktwaine9344 2 года назад +3

      wouldn't want to meet their army....I think the zombies are turning around from the shear noise of them...lol..

    • @HeidiAndScots
      @HeidiAndScots 2 года назад +2

      Because they are

    • @12b_engineer
      @12b_engineer Год назад +2

      Their voice comes from the gods

    • @12b_engineer
      @12b_engineer Год назад

      @Mark Twaine This comes from the culture and history of music and words of the norse. The worrds of odin are often found in theor songs. This is northern European culture, and gods whose influence is all around you to this day. Hail Odin Hail Thor Hail Freya Tyre and all the other gods of the Aesir. It's not just an experience it's a history of a people a way of life and a religion.

    • @noided583
      @noided583 9 месяцев назад

      Legit this comment is so fucking underrated.

  • @sisterhoney61
    @sisterhoney61 2 года назад +152

    This is more than a concert; this is a ritual. Beats like this are universal, and will help you contact your ancestors, no matter where they come from.

    • @texasnewt
      @texasnewt 2 года назад +4

      So true!

    • @TheLookylook
      @TheLookylook 2 года назад +4

      SOO true! I saw them live just before COVID hit. I have been to many concerts but this was one where I felt connected with everything. It was trancending like you wouldn't believe. The crowd when wild from second one and we all stayed there during the entire concert. What a previlage it was to be there.

    • @samuelsamenstrang6069
      @samuelsamenstrang6069 Год назад +2

      I´m ready to fight the roman legions.

    • @Akaryusan
      @Akaryusan Год назад +2

      regardless of where you came from your ancestors clattered the bones and the antlers, they chanted, they pounded the drums, this is the oldest music humanity has ever known, the words and the rhythms may have been slightly different but we all did it, whether in celebration or to deal with loss or connect with the spirits we all made music like this.

  • @oviate1
    @oviate1 2 года назад +110

    Maria’s vocals on this are pure perfection.

    • @nothingTVatYT
      @nothingTVatYT 2 года назад +4

      True and that's why I like to suggest that particular song. It seems there were lots of others feeling the same.

    • @DustinHaning
      @DustinHaning Год назад

      One of my favorite things is seeing people react to this song and finding out just how amazing Maria is. I'm almost jealous that I'll never get that first time experience again so I have to watch other people have that experience 😅

  • @Torzelan
    @Torzelan 2 года назад +334

    One of the most powerful, spellbinding performances for sure.
    Now I hope we'll see "Wardruna and Aurora - Helvegen (Live)" too!

    • @dieterdodel835
      @dieterdodel835 2 года назад +11

      Absofu**inglutly love for Helvegen. Meanwhile it is my absolute favorite...love it....just love it!

    • @tomtomthebear
      @tomtomthebear 2 года назад +17

      This..!!!!! And more Aurora, she is literally goddess tier business

    • @corrob
      @corrob 2 года назад +16

      yes! Wardruna with Aurora doing Helvegen, is one of my favorite live performances all time. that is where i discovered Aurora, and it will always hold a special place for me. im an old school metalhead, but after hearing that, i also became a warrior & weirdo for Aurora

    • @mikedempsey1496
      @mikedempsey1496 2 года назад +1

      It's a ritual.

    • @trikefearson
      @trikefearson 2 года назад +1

      Excellent suggestion, I hope she does

  • @thra-x1855
    @thra-x1855 2 года назад +178

    In Maidjan, Norupo and (very recently) Anoana just blew me away the first time i heard them - this band is a treasure.

  • @Nidels
    @Nidels 2 года назад +125

    The song's title can be found in the Mesogothic Anglo-Saxon glossary as "In-Maidjan", which means "deceptively change" or "corrupt". This makes sense since the entire story within the album consists of a peaceful village that is corrupted by having to go to war. Therefore, Proto-Germanic seems to be the language.
    Harigasti Teiwa Harigasti Teiwa "is a clear Germanic reference to the Negau helmet. This helmet contains several Etruscan alphabet inscriptions that include the words" Harigasti teiwa which are the first words of the song. This could be translated as Harigast (the priest) although it could also mean, the priest of Teiwaz (Tyr). "Harigast" is often (not always) seen as a personal name and that it could be made up of the words "harjaz" (army, troop, warband, war) and gastiz (stranger, guest). The forms "Hari" and "gast" is particularly found in west-germanic. As such the name could mean "war guest" or "foreign army".
    Tawol Athodu - I accept the invitation.
    Ek Erilaz - I am a runemaster. The word has been interpreted to mean magician or runemaster. The word is an ablaut variant of count and it is believed that it could be linguistically related to the name of the tribe of the Heruli or Herulos. The Heruli were a Germanic tribe from Scandinavia that was invaded by the Roman Empire in the 3rd century. So it is probably simply an old military title of Germanic provenance.
    Owlthuthewaz - owlthu (glorious) thewaz (servant). Means servant of the glorious
    Niwaremariz - Priest of the god "Ullr" / famous, renowned. From the proto-Germanic term Wulþuz (glory) wolþu- is possibly a reference to a God, surely the God Ullr.
    Saawilagar Hateka - My name is Sawilagaz.
    Harja - Army - leader of the army; commander; Warrior
    Wuotani Ruoperath Wuotani - Oh, Wodan! Ruoperath - famous and brilliant.
    This could be interpreted as the following:
    I, Priest Harigast.
    Aaccept the invitation (to battle)
    I am the Heruli.
    I am a renowned priest of Ullr.
    They call me Warrior.
    Oh, Wodan the famous and brilliant!
    The next chant are the names of the 24 Norse runes of the Elder Futhark. This is also known as runic song.
    Fehu, Uruz, Thurisaz, Ansuz,
    Raidho, Kenaz, Gebo, Wunjo,
    Hagal, Naudhiz, Isa, Jera,
    Eihwaz, Perthro, Algiz, Sowelu,
    Tiwaz, Berkano, Ehwaz, Mannaz,
    Laguz, Ingwaz, Dagaz, Othala.
    In English:
    Wealth, Aurochs, Thorn, Divine Breath,
    Travel, Torch, Gift, Joy,
    Hail, Need, Ice, Harvest,
    Tree, Luck, Elk, Sun,
    Creator, Birch tree, Horse, Man,
    Water, Fertility, Day, Home.
    Odin, prepare for battle!
    A hug.

    • @marcosmoura138
      @marcosmoura138 2 года назад +2

      Thank you

    • @ClodiusP
      @ClodiusP Год назад +6

      This might be the most in-depth YT comment in history!

    • @maxhelm6157
      @maxhelm6157 Год назад +1

      Habe erst jetzt dieses fantastische Video gesehen und gebe ihnen mit ihrer Auslegung recht und bewundere sie für ihr Interesse an der Geschichte. Beschäftigte mich seit über 20 Jahren mit der nordisch Germanischen Geschichte und Kultur. Nehme selbst an mittelalterlichen spielen teil obwohl diese Gruppe sich mehr in der Antike bewegt sprich bis 500 nach Christus während das Mittelalter erst ab 500 bis zum späten Mittelalter also 1500 sich bewegt . Bleiben Sie der Antike treu mein höchsten Respekt ihnen gegenüber und mögen die alten Götter immer ein Teil ihrer Seele bleiben!

  • @alvingiesbrecht5888
    @alvingiesbrecht5888 2 года назад +51

    the charismatic voice did an extensive interview with the female singer technique etc you might find it interesting .

  • @cjblanchard6099
    @cjblanchard6099 2 года назад +23

    The female singers name is Marie Franz, you can hear more abut her on The Charismatic Voice, she did an interview with Elizabeth durind a "Tea time with ... " segment.

  • @allyhewitt1300
    @allyhewitt1300 5 месяцев назад +3

    Imagine being a roman soldier and this is the sound coming from the woods 😬
    I've been so lucky to see them live, and it is just about the most primal thing one can experience. Maria Franz is also cool A.F.
    Really love how much you enjoyed this band.

  • @tomtomthebear
    @tomtomthebear 2 года назад +37

    I’m their own words heilung is “a amplified history from early medieval northern Europe" and I don’t think it could be put any better

  • @eric-.
    @eric-. 2 года назад +24

    13:00 your reaction when her solo starts is _beautiful_ . I can tell you totally feel this music as deeply as a lot of us do.

  • @emily-eb4di
    @emily-eb4di Год назад +7

    Maria was the first person ever giving me those indescribable goosebumps and made me have such a strong feeling i cant describe.
    For my 14th birthday (2019) i got concert tickets and it wasnt just a concert, it was a ceremony. They awaken very old, special feelings in you that convey a bond i can't describe it but i can listen to Heilung for hours

  • @dracusmoon4822
    @dracusmoon4822 Год назад +1

    That pipe-like stringed instrument is called a Ravanahatha. It is an ancient bowed stringed instrument.

  • @secretarchivesofthevatican
    @secretarchivesofthevatican 2 года назад +3

    The band's first gig together...there's three core band members. This was literally the first time on stage for one of them although the other two were very experienced performers. Makes it all the more impressive.

  • @melbeasley9762
    @melbeasley9762 Год назад +3

    The repetative chanting is the singing of the 24 runes of the Elder Futhark. That is why it's so powerful. The singing of runes is called Galdr and is a form of Norse magick.

  • @Seven50ml
    @Seven50ml 2 года назад +9

    Their music hits different. They always make me feel like I'm recalling long forgotten memories

  • @Whitespliff
    @Whitespliff 2 года назад +18

    Heilung is simply incredible & so unique.
    I love all there tracks but the ones where Maria (Franz) sings are (for me) the best.
    Tracks where her voice is prominent are: Krigsgaldr, Fylgija Ear, Norupo, Othan, Traust, Svanrand.
    Krigsgaldr & Traust are my favorites, play them on a good soundsystem with a powerful subwoofer & her voice + the drums just transport you to a long forgotten time & place.

  • @markwarner5554
    @markwarner5554 2 года назад +9

    Stumbling upon Heilung was a life-changing event for me.

    • @stmordi
      @stmordi 2 месяца назад

      So funny! I was like you. Hello RUclips, here is frickin heilung!!!

  • @michaelmichael1001
    @michaelmichael1001 2 года назад +16

    Heilung is just ... different. And very special. The core members is from Germany, Norway and Denmark and based in Copenhagen. I've seen them twice now and I'll get to see them again in december. If they get anywhere near you, I highly recomend that you go see them. Two memebers of Heilung (Maria and Christopher) have a sideproject called Songleikr. It's more classic old traditional scandinavian and it's seriously good. You should give it a listen.

  • @Brandon_Beaty
    @Brandon_Beaty 2 года назад +37

    Posting before the video is live.
    If you enjoyed it, I'd recommend you check out Wardruna - Helvegen featuring Aurora. (The Bergen indoor performance for best sound.) It's sung in ancient Norse, but they've added subtitles. It's a performance you feel more than you hear.

    • @jo_g.germany
      @jo_g.germany 2 года назад +3

      I second that, but I also recommend the cover by Kalandra! It's different, but on par, and the sung ending by Katrine is better than Einar's spoken one

  • @philipgroves4186
    @philipgroves4186 2 года назад +9

    I believe this was actually their first live performance which is insane

  • @palantir135
    @palantir135 2 года назад +11

    The whole concert is epic. This was their first ever live concert: LIFA live at Castlefest.
    Alfadhirhaiti
    Krigsgaldir
    Othan
    Hamer hippyer (a must hear song)
    Have you seen their more than beautiful new song Anoana?
    Heilung is pronounced as Highlung.

  • @jaega4247
    @jaega4247 2 года назад +39

    Maria Franz is truly an amazing singer. Try the band "Euzen" for a very different experience to the way she sings in Heilung.
    The music videos for "Phobia", "Judged by", "The great escape" and "You're on" are all up on RUclips, and well worth checking out.

    • @Rose-From-the-Dead
      @Rose-From-the-Dead 2 года назад +6

      YES!!! Definitely check out Euzen

    • @OroborusFMA
      @OroborusFMA 2 года назад

      "The Stage" displays her true vocal power.

    • @quasiteilchen
      @quasiteilchen 2 года назад +3

      This! And also listen to Maria in "Songleikr - Ulvetime (Hour of the Wolf)"

  • @BrendonChase_2015
    @BrendonChase_2015 2 года назад +28

    Heilung is just soul medicine. When you say "style", that y is how the "ei" in Heilung is pronounced. Any piece from that 2017 Castlefest show in the Netherlands would be great, but I'd go with Alfadhirhaiti. Cheers from Amsterdam!

    • @AhHereWeGo
      @AhHereWeGo 2 года назад +1

      Well, considering Heilung means healing…. I’d say that “soul medicine” is an apt description

    • @BrendonChase_2015
      @BrendonChase_2015 2 года назад

      @@AhHereWeGo Yes, in Dutch it's "heling" (to heal, or to be made to heal).

    • @batteredskullsummit9854
      @batteredskullsummit9854 2 года назад

      Heilung literally means, and is the ancestor of the word, "healing"

    • @batteredskullsummit9854
      @batteredskullsummit9854 2 года назад +2

      It's incredible how much of ancient Norse and Germanic languages have survived into modern English, completely unchanged in some cases

  • @xtravagentk1275
    @xtravagentk1275 2 года назад +6

    Maria Franz is incredible. As well as the rest of the group.

  • @Larrybird696
    @Larrybird696 2 года назад +51

    Can’t wait. You should give their new song, Anoana a listen. Just magical. That instrument you saw is called a Ravanahatha, which comes from India.

  • @alfonsoagren414
    @alfonsoagren414 2 года назад +11

    So incredibly cool in so many ways! Love this group!
    When the young lady hits these high notes I think she uses a voice technique that was usually used here in the north of scandinavia called ”kulning”.
    This was used to be able to sing messages to others over vast distanses before the telephone, but was also a signal to tell the cows, that where running free during the summer days, to come home for the night.
    I even know a local folk university that teaches this. Very apprecuated by tourists in this area.
    To Kula is for women only as I know. Traditionally.
    Kula is local dialect and genrrally means to call. Lots of english influenses in the nordic languages and vice versa.
    Stay Metal!
    🤘😎🤘

    • @leecottam4598
      @leecottam4598 2 года назад +2

      I would say more of a nordic influence on the English language given the Anglo Saxon invasion and then the viking invasion...

    • @mikedempsey1496
      @mikedempsey1496 2 года назад +1

      Maria Franz.

    • @mikedempsey1496
      @mikedempsey1496 2 года назад

      @@leecottam4598 Some Proto German.

    • @mikedempsey1496
      @mikedempsey1496 2 года назад

      @@leecottam4598 Pre viking. More pre ,post Roman

    • @leecottam4598
      @leecottam4598 2 года назад

      @@mikedempsey1496 yeah I know this is, I was referring to the other guys comment about nordic influence on the English language and vice versa. I was saying it was more the nordic (not viking) influence on English than the other way around. Although that did only come in the viking era. Unless the Angles spoke the same language as the vikings.

  • @PoetryAndTofu
    @PoetryAndTofu 2 года назад +12

    I was JUST listening to this like a few hours ago. What a coincidence. This is such a brilliant track.

  • @TheNeonParadox
    @TheNeonParadox 2 года назад +19

    I had to watch a second time. I love seeing people exposed to Heilung. September can't get here fast enough so I can see them live again. Their respect for proto and early Germanic culture knows no bounds.

  • @Aintnowhodat
    @Aintnowhodat 2 года назад +1

    They are touring North America this year! End of August to October 1st.

    • @beetlebob4675
      @beetlebob4675 2 года назад +1

      Got my tickets for September. 😍😍

    • @Aintnowhodat
      @Aintnowhodat 2 года назад

      @@beetlebob4675 Enjoy the ritual my friend! I have mine for October 1st.

  • @I_scribbles
    @I_scribbles 2 года назад +5

    Welcome to the healing power of Heilung. Maria Franz voice after the Runic chant will release anything inside that needs to come out so dont feel hesitant to hold it in. Its also one of the few times where you hear our Great Mother Earth speaking through someone calling people back to her. So if you feel overwhelmed yet comforted yet a tiny bit guilty then you know your heart is listening.
    Their music will awake in you something old, something ancient, and has profoundly changed peoples lives and Heilung has definitely, along with other,set an enitre movement in motion. Bless them for it.

  • @Valkyrieslikemead
    @Valkyrieslikemead 2 года назад +3

    Saw them in Atlanta last month. It was a spellbinding, amazing, breathtaking, spiritual and soulful experience. This was unlike anything I have ever experienced in my 45 years on earth. This is ancient ancestral tribal music. Thank you for your amazing response. ❤

  • @GoodLuckBP
    @GoodLuckBP 2 года назад +5

    Your comment on Maria Franz's solo is the best I have heard. You describe it perfectly. "She dances with the notes" Keep up the good work.......Good Luck BP

  • @dindada2901
    @dindada2901 2 года назад +8

    Wow, you really surprised me with this choice. Very special, but top band and top song. And Maria Franz voice!!!

  • @beardocalypse338
    @beardocalypse338 2 года назад +9

    You'd love alfadhirhaiti and krigsgaldr both from the same live show

  • @erichart59
    @erichart59 2 года назад +6

    Whaaaat! This should be amazing to watch. I can't wait for your next Heilung reaction. Possibly Krigsgalder?

  • @WhackyRavenLand
    @WhackyRavenLand 2 года назад +18

    The door is now open. Please say Eivør Pálsdóttir: Tròdlabùndin (Trøllabundin) - 10.08.13 is on your list of reactions to come!
    You shall not regret it

  • @Gwenny_Black
    @Gwenny_Black Год назад +1

    If you ever have the chance to witness a concert, go. It is not a concert, it is a ritual. They sage the stage before the concert. If they do concerts in a region or country where indigineous people still live, they ask for their permission first to do their concert on their land, because it is, as I said, not a concert but a ritual. And sometimes the indigenous people are with them on stage. They do not interact with the audience, they let you experience their music fully. I have never ever witnessed such good sound technicians, all the drums and noises vibrate through your body and although it is very loud it is really crisp and clear. Heilung is german and means Healing and this is what they want you to experience when they do their concerts. Kai-Uwe Faust, the throat singing shaman on stage is in fact not only a well known german and danish tattoo artist specialised in nordic tattoos, he is also a real shaman. He combines his tattoo sessions with healing rituals. And yes, the other guys are actually also very talented and members of other pagan bands, so is Maria Franz. We all love her.

  • @DustinHaning
    @DustinHaning Год назад +3

    Kai's throat singing is truly incredible. I haven't heard anybody outside of actual Mongolian monks do it as well as he does.
    And obviously Maria is incredible. In character she's so fierce and powerful, and then out of character in real life she's just the biggest sweetheart. Her interview with The Charismatic Voice is one of the most wholesome things you'll ever see.

  • @crikeythesplund
    @crikeythesplund 2 года назад +6

    You might want to check out The Hu Band. They're Mongolian, use throat singing, and mix traditional music with rock and metal.

  • @cobruh836
    @cobruh836 Год назад +2

    maria has the most beautiful voice ive ever heard. and she wields it like a sword

  • @xen0bia
    @xen0bia 2 года назад +5

    Her name is Maria Franz, and some of the singing technic she uses in this particular song is called "kulning", which is herd calling traditionally used in Sweden. You can find some examples of it here on RUclips, and it's always impressive to see how well it works.

  • @D0nut42
    @D0nut42 2 года назад +4

    Heilung is a wonderful group. I'm really looking forward to this tomorrow. It will be a great way to transition into the afternoon. 🤘

  • @shannonollis3821
    @shannonollis3821 5 месяцев назад

    I really enjoyed your review of Heilung! You were adorable to watch. It makes me so happy when people have such a positive and heart-felt (or soul-felt) reaction to them. I hope you get to experience a Heilung ritual live. I've been to well over a thousand shows (only 3 of which were Heilung) and hands down, theirs are the best of the best; their entire production (including every single person who is part of Heilung) is phenomenal!! So captivating!

  • @charlatannextofkin5906
    @charlatannextofkin5906 2 года назад +3

    Hey I'm glad my suggestion made it😊
    I just posted it on discord and didn't think about it or thought it would make it

    • @AileenSenpai
      @AileenSenpai  2 года назад +1

      Finally got around to it! ❤️

    • @charlatannextofkin5906
      @charlatannextofkin5906 2 года назад

      @@AileenSenpai can't wait to see your reaction

    • @dandanthemetalfan
      @dandanthemetalfan 2 года назад +2

      Yay! I suggested this group a month or two ago. Along with Wardruna. So happy!

    • @barberb
      @barberb 2 года назад

      @@AileenSenpai you should try the latest Heilung video that was released 10 days ago.

    • @seanmurphy637
      @seanmurphy637 2 года назад

      Listening to this group is like entering a different world. A beautiful, ancient world. Really looking forward to this reaction.

  • @redlead873
    @redlead873 2 года назад +4

    Kia and Christopher laid down a track and asked Maria to do some vocals over it, so she improvised the vocal, thinking the guys would use parts of it, they used the whole part, she did it in one take.

  • @kaneconley
    @kaneconley 2 года назад +2

    They do their absolute best to stay true to the traditional roots of their people and beliefs. Going so far as to actually building most of their instruments themselves, as close to historically accurate as possible. The bones, antlers, and skulls you see on them and on stage are real.

  • @Fransens
    @Fransens 2 года назад +1

    This concert was their very first one actually and it is a spiritual trip from start to finish.
    Even if you don't react to the whole thing it is definately worth that one hour of your life.

  • @dwaynemccaulley6921
    @dwaynemccaulley6921 Год назад +1

    Saw this live... Heilung is not a concert.. it is an experience.

  • @goatbrother8718
    @goatbrother8718 2 года назад +3

    If you ant to know more about Maria Franz, check out her talk with Elizabeth from The Charismatic Voice.
    Please give Eivor Palsdottir and her song Trodlabundin a look. The live version, she wears a blue flowery dress in the video

    • @crhu319
      @crhu319 2 года назад

      Yes it's astonishing. Eivor learned throat singing from the amazing Tanja Tagak... It is a circumpolar tradition...

  • @mrpanda908
    @mrpanda908 2 года назад +2

    you close your eyes and this sounds take you out of this world...🖤

  • @Akkolon
    @Akkolon 2 года назад +2

    This is from the first live show they ever did.

  • @Short_Round1999
    @Short_Round1999 2 года назад +1

    Elizabeth did an interview with the female singer here over on her channel

  • @heisenberg8414
    @heisenberg8414 Год назад +1

    I once went to a concert of Heilung and was on mushrooms. That was the coolest and most formative experience in my life. With or without mushrooms, everyone who is into spiritual experiences should have seen this band live!

  • @SirsMadamsEntertainment
    @SirsMadamsEntertainment 2 года назад +5

    You really need to see their latest video “Anoana”.. it’s pure art.

  • @TheErikBallew
    @TheErikBallew 2 года назад +1

    Anoana made my cry, like stupid cry... I felt the song in my soul.

  • @marishkinovrossinski1380
    @marishkinovrossinski1380 2 года назад +1

    I was the same way when I first heard them years ago. I couldn't breathe when Maria was singing. it literally stole my breath away and I did tear up. her voice is so powerfully beautiful.

  • @willm9248
    @willm9248 2 года назад +2

    Oh man this made me so happy just now when I saw you reacted to this...AWESOME! Krigsgaldr LIVE Is one of my favorites.. Vary good gathering song for some games I like to play. Gr8 Reaction

  • @JU13ES
    @JU13ES 2 года назад +1

    Heilung awakens that deep, primal part of the soul that lies dormant in us all

  • @GnrMilligan
    @GnrMilligan 6 месяцев назад

    First of your content I have seen. It's wonderful to see someone discovering, and appreciating something new and different. But your physical reactions said more than your words could ever have. And that was pure honesty! Your experience gives your opinion more weight than most reaction videos. And when you used the word Oxymoron I thought, "This young lady is smart too!" And your knowledge and comments helps me, someone who loves music, but has no idea how to make it, recognise and appreciate things that I would have missed. Like and a sub earned!

  • @JohnThomas-kj8lk
    @JohnThomas-kj8lk 2 года назад +2

    First, LOVE your reactions. Particularly the recent ones with Pantera, Korn and Iron Maiden. Secondly, now you went and did it.....you're taking me down the rabbit hole with you with this band......
    Glad we are able to follow along 😀

  • @diekje8728
    @diekje8728 2 года назад +4

    I saw two interviews with/about them. They describe their music as as massage, it may be intense while it’s happening, but it feels so good afterwards.

  • @stevepower9801
    @stevepower9801 2 года назад +1

    So glad you've reacted to these guys. They are so talented. I've been watching this since it came out in 2017. You need to watch the whole "Lifa" show. It's mind blowing. Especially once you know it was the first time they had ever done a live show as Heilung. It wasn't their intention originally, but they managed to put together a group of additional musicians and live set of extras to pull it off. It's brilliant!

  • @akirakurosawa599
    @akirakurosawa599 2 года назад +2

    Yes!!! I can't wait to see your reaction to this!

  • @zombieholic
    @zombieholic 2 года назад

    One of the best reactions that I’ve come across! Especially at Maria’s part you were tripping over your words! You are adorable!!

  • @raze4789
    @raze4789 Год назад +2

    It is literally a ritual. He introduces himself, by name. As the rune caller, the maidjan or magician. They then chant the runes, calling to the gods. The galdr or throat singing is to help open yourself to recieve a visit. In the end he again, makes the formal introduction and thanks the gods for coming. It seems he specifically was wanting to invite Odin, but you're gonna get who you get, and count yourself lucky you dont get Loki if you're not ready for him. 😅 It's a crazy experience but definitely a life changer.

  • @bburton13666
    @bburton13666 Год назад

    So happy to see a new adherent to Heilung. They are incredible and more people need to know about them. Thank you for giving a reaction

  • @walther2492
    @walther2492 2 года назад +4

    this goes straight into the DNA

  • @sonofthesea3298
    @sonofthesea3298 2 года назад +1

    Norwegian Maria Franz is simply a woman i call our secret weapon. People start getting aware of young Angelina Jordan,our wonderchild. But Maria Franz is that versatile vocal beast like noone else,and shes soo modest,such a sweetheart and so down to earth. Seeing all theese divas singing growing up,i find it strange to see someone that skilled,be soo modest and down to earth. Im very late to this party,but if you would like to hear more of her,shes in several projects. Heres a few suggestions:
    Euzen - Judged By. Its Maria and her husband Christopher Juuls (hes also in Heilung) sideproject together,its more electronica inspired. And she brings different vocals there,like i said shes very versatile. And they got more songs then Judged By,they composed alot of songs together.
    Songleikr | Ulvetime (Hour of the Wolf). Songleikr is theyr nordic project with native vibes,abit more like Heilung again but abit calmer. And once again,Maria brings different vocals. This is the only official recording,but youtube has alot more of theyr songs either by pure song uploads with a picture,or some live cellphone recordings. I think you would love Euzen - Judged By though.

  • @lukasschmidt5416
    @lukasschmidt5416 2 года назад +1

    Bands as good or better than studio recordings are so rare. Top Talent.

  • @Dabrood
    @Dabrood 2 года назад +1

    This performance reminds me a little bit of this - Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds - Bartender Live at Radio City Music Hall .... I really think you would enjoy this, it's a breathtaking performance for sure.

  • @zoolooz2327
    @zoolooz2327 2 года назад +1

    yeah it's more like half concert and half chamanic ceremony, Heilung is realy something else ^^

  • @neilhilton8469
    @neilhilton8469 2 года назад +2

    The female singer in Heilung is Maria Franz and yes, she is amazing. She is part of a few groups, each with a different focus. Euzen is more electronic/modern, Songleikr is a Nordic folk band, and Heilung.

  • @mephistovonfaust
    @mephistovonfaust 2 года назад

    Seen them live last week in Germany. Absolutely mind blowing to be part of it. I think they are coming to the US next. Maybe check out if they're playing anywhere near you. It's so worth it.

  • @Sauerkrautbooger
    @Sauerkrautbooger 2 года назад +1

    Lifa, this was their first ever concert. let that sink in.

  • @jukkahelminen9071
    @jukkahelminen9071 2 года назад +1

    I saw them on Friday 1.7. They are truly an experience! Absolutely awesome. After the performance, they got a really great applause. Well deserved!
    I guess you either like their music or you don't. I'm one of those who like it :)

  • @rodneypridgeon28
    @rodneypridgeon28 2 года назад

    Agree. The first time time I heard them I ws blown away. Looking so forward to seeing them in Portland in September. Waited four years to see them. finally.

  • @fatmanvidz
    @fatmanvidz Год назад +1

    I have Maria Franz tattooed on my arm. I NEED to see them live 😢😢

  • @antediluvianer
    @antediluvianer 2 года назад +6

    Love this song a lot and their first album is full of it although my current favourite is Norupo from their last album. Strongly suggest checking that out because Maria Franz the female member has a significant part in that song. Another one I suggest for Maria is Fylgija Ear where her voice sounds so angelic.

  • @97warlock
    @97warlock 2 года назад

    That singer chic .... imo she is Crucial & so very underrated for her voice is near angelic.

  • @mikebunner3498
    @mikebunner3498 Год назад

    Their work is a passage back thru time and space... That may be I like this SO, it touches the primitive side of my being, my very soul & roots!!! I think you are getting in to also!!!!!........ It is like it is tribal..... Maria's voice carries me away like a strong breeze, heavenly bit strong...
    I must insist that you take a few deep breathes and refocus your being.... I shall answer your question, the lead-main singer is Maria Franz. She is 41 years old and was born in Norway..... I find this group and their work refreshing & different!!!! I do not understand the words they are singing, but that is O K too........
    Such a simulation to the senses!!!!!!!!!!!! Mind blowing............. Near the end of the video it looked to me like the man was sawing a flute in half... Who knows???? I have read that they make most of their instruments and their costumes, mike stands, etc......

  • @philippschmidt8546
    @philippschmidt8546 2 года назад

    I love Heilung so much. Maria Franz really has such a magical voice! It was such a pleasure to see them Live for the first time last week. The whole show this video is taken from would be worth to react to😍

  • @carlos.buenrock.acercandoa4531
    @carlos.buenrock.acercandoa4531 2 года назад +3

    Hi Aileen!!
    I leave you a recommendation from my country, a band, sung in Spanish, but I think that the singer, especially, you will like for his charisma and his voice. He is known as the spanish Jim Morrison (The Doors). They are called HEROES DEL SILENCIO and his best-known song, Entre Dos Tierras. Unfortunately, this band fell apart a few years ago. Probably the best known Spanish rock band internationally on the 90s - 00s
    As always, greetings from Spain 🇪🇦🤍🇺🇸

  • @dangauldin6497
    @dangauldin6497 19 дней назад

    Maria is so gorgeous in real life, its so easy watching these performances to think she's some shamanic witch and easily forget she is just a regular women with family, friends and loves tea.
    Watching you pulse skyrocket around 13:45 through 14:45 was fun

  • @smtenor1
    @smtenor1 2 года назад +2

    So what you heard as a laugh (8:06) is meant to be almost a representation of a raven. And if you ever hear them out in nature, it's amazing how Kai Faust was able to nail it!
    As a Dramatischer Schwer Heldentenor, I'm just in total awe of the talent and authenticity that Heilung brings to the stage.
    I'm grateful they're getting more rec!
    Also, as a fellow gamer/singer, if you ever get the chance to participate in a Distant Worlds concert, I highly recommend it!

  • @doceisen2803
    @doceisen2803 2 года назад +1

    Not my text but all people should know the following ...
    Quote:
    This song is actually a hymn for the god Tyr, who is the God of War and Justice. This is essentially a war chant, something said by the rune master as a sort of blessing over the warriors who are about to fight. They are saying "Tawol Athodu Ek Erilaz Owlthuthewaz Niwaremariz Saawilagar Hateka Harja" which means "I, the Rune Master, servant of Odin, call upon the one of the Sun to aid our army". The second part of the chant are the runes themselves which are elements of nature. The chant is as follows: "Fehu Uruz Thurisaz Ansuz Raidho Kenaz Gebo Wunjo Hagal Naudhiz Isa Jera Eihwaz Perthro Algiz Sowelu Tiwaz Berkano Ehwaz Mannaz Laguz Ingwaz Dagaz Othala" believe it or not they are actually speaking in old norse/futhark. The specific dialect is an older version of Icelandic which in itself is the closest to old Norse. Also, most of the vocalisations are meant to sound animalistic, as norse beliefs and Seiður magic have strong connections with animals and nature.
    Quote end.
    P.S.
    Can you react... Pestilence - Out Of The Body ... i hope you enjoy it. ^^

  • @bryancooper9581
    @bryancooper9581 2 года назад +1

    Your Rammstein reactions bought me here.
    Heilung?
    Why not!!!

  • @frosty6960
    @frosty6960 2 года назад +1

    This is ... different indeed.
    The language they use, is so ancient no one really knows it well.
    Depending on the songs, its mostly proto-norse or proto-germanic.
    Their lyrics often comes or is based on ancient artifacts like runes or similiar inscriptions.
    Krigsgaldr (warpoem, have the lyrics ready) is adviced.
    The version from their first concert LIFA is excellent.
    The official music video depicting runes, is one of the most violent videoes ever, in a weird way.
    Another artist which is different af, Eivør Pálsdóttir Tròdlabùndin (Trøllabundin) - 10.08.13
    Trust me on this one :)
    Great reaction.

  • @michaelperazzola4439
    @michaelperazzola4439 2 года назад

    THey starting their US tour on Aug 26 in ATL..i already got my tickets =) woot!

  • @SpencerFinley
    @SpencerFinley 4 месяца назад

    seeing them live is quite the experience! You totally should catch them sometime :D

  • @DripTiles
    @DripTiles 7 месяцев назад

    I often sometimes meditate to 3 of there songs. There music speaks to me emotionally and it helps me relax before going to bed. The female vocalist is Maria and the Lead Vocalist name is Kai.

  • @loddfafnir6111
    @loddfafnir6111 2 года назад +1

    I've been waiting for you to discover Heilung and immediatley with my favorite song. Maria Franz is just incredible in this. They are definitely my favorite band. Another in the same genre is Danheim. They are the only two bands who's music I still buy (not just listen on youtube) because they are just so incredible and want to help them surivive. Love your reaction.

  • @robertfrank6742
    @robertfrank6742 7 месяцев назад

    love your reaction i've seen their ritual 3 times. you never get bored...their stage show gets better every year. Skål

  • @RafterMan2086
    @RafterMan2086 2 года назад +5

    I totaly love Heilungs pagan, neolithian, shamanistic, druid style music, it just rebinds you to earth! listen to Krigsgaldr and their new song Anoana! after, you will be not the same human like before ;^) best greetings from Germany

  • @seanhenning3019
    @seanhenning3019 Год назад

    My people sharing this experience with others is truly beautiful.

  • @Joeyates187
    @Joeyates187 Год назад

    Everytime Maria's part comes in i cannot help but shed tears. This is not just music this is something else entirely and im so here for it.

  • @Bioshyn
    @Bioshyn 2 года назад +27

    Don't know what it is, but Heilung makes me feel things, things i never feel with other music. Probably the same as shamans/druids did 4000 years ago. It touches something old inside humans.