I saw this band open for home is where in Somerville. Keziah shouted me out for wearing a Wendy's uniform. Im so glad they are finally on audiotree, hope they blow up
группа будет тебя презирать, сделай себе одолжение и держись подальше от этих фанатов The band will despise you, do yourself a favor and stay away from the fan base :)
I’ve been doing this for 13 years and only started to sound like this within the last like year and a half. Practice, don’t hurt yourself, and be patient. When you get too comfortable, try new things.
@PINKSPIT401 how long did it take to get a healthy baseline? I can make distorted sounds and they aren't necessarily immediately painful but they still will lead to swelling/voice loss after a bit, it's been tough to lose tension in my voice. Thanks for the comment :)
@@copsarebastards I don’t think I was screaming right until like 3 years in. And I’m still learning more technique now because I found out the hard way there’s a big difference between surviving a set with no pain and surviving a month long tour. The best advice I can give, and what constantly helps me, is: -get a big breath, and breathe in such a way that you can actually feel your rib cage expanding outward (Melissa Cross has people do an exercise where you cup your hands around your ribs and push them by breathing. Or “imagine you’re stuck in a barrel and you have to break it by pushing your ribs out”) -keep your tension in your stomach/diaphragm, not your throat -a relaxed jaw helps keep tension off your throat -scream like *you*, not anyone else. If there are vocalists you admire, figure out what it is they’re doing and then learn how *you* do that, not try to emulate them exactly.
@@sabine216 hi! I didn’t say it takes 13 years to do this, I said it took *me* 13 years to do this because I was messing around and not focusing or working on development. Which is why I also offered tips on how to start really learning everything early on! My only point was that if you aren’t able to do this right now, practicing and learning to do things right will get you there and to be patient. I am the vocalist of Dreamwell lmao.
@@PINKSPIT401 "I am the vocalist of Dreamwell lmao". Just killed the comment section. Do you use vocal fry for your screams? (just ordered your latest LP. You've been on my spotify repeat for some time now)
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this was sick. definitely catching dreamwell on tour.
I highly recommend, I have been lucky enough to see them three times so far
This "miserable" album really helped me in rough part of my life. This band is beyond phenomenal
I saw this band open for home is where in Somerville. Keziah shouted me out for wearing a Wendy's uniform. Im so glad they are finally on audiotree, hope they blow up
Awesome concert!! Although I think I'm the only one vastly disappointed in the new Home Is Where album.
Aki is so beautiful and talented. What a band. Amazing stuff
So stoked to see Dreamwell on tour! One of my favorite albums of 2023.
I was so excited to see this get announced. I can't be happier that it delivered and exceeded my expectations.
saw these guys live on their run with Fall Of Troy and Omerta last year and they didn't get the hype from the crowd that they deserve.
Absolutely outstanding set.
Still one of my favorite bands. Just astounding. Their music has got me through some of the hardest moments.
First time hearing these guys, awesome sound. Opening track reminds me so much of early Underoath.
Their new album is phenomenal, definitely check it out!
Hell yea changing of times album for sure
Aki stan , reporting in ❤
My new Favorite band! Dreamwell! Come to Pensacola, FL!
Pensacola represent!!
Phenomenal
Love Dreamwell so much ✨ bands like them make me so excited for the future of music
So pumped, I've been listening to this all day.
oh yea these guys are good, mid 2000’s vibes, very nostalgic sound, yet fresh 🔥
Been waiting for this forever. So damn good!
So sick. Can't wait for the tour
New fan here! Damn, that set was magnificent
Been waiting patiently for this. Didn't disappoint
yooo awesome to see Dreamwell here
god damn, incredible mix, insane performance
Awesome performance!
So excited to see them next week 💖💖💖
Great band, great session
Love this band ❤❤
Te amo Dreamwell❤
incredible
Killerrrrrr. Gotta check out their music!
CANT wait to see them in LA!
Pretty good
HEY I KNOW THIS BAND THEY ARE RAD
So good
Dreamwell é sensacional come to Brasil
Dreamwell
big fan
this band rips
i almost never skip the interviews on audiotree but good gravy this one was rough.
great set though.
👍👍
Shoutout Toronto Style moshpit fr
Me maman 🖤
40:06 it’s all over my pants, i love sayaka
Fucking sick!
Elder emo
всё круто, кроме кринжевого чела в юбке и колготах...
Oh no your poor masculinity :’(
bro stop being that fragile lmao, why tf you tilted by clothes
average subhuman slavic behavior
Cringe comment
группа будет тебя презирать, сделай себе одолжение и держись подальше от этих фанатов
The band will despise you, do yourself a favor and stay away from the fan base :)
Some serious envy vibes going on here.
i wish i could learn to scream like that. fuck
I’ve been doing this for 13 years and only started to sound like this within the last like year and a half. Practice, don’t hurt yourself, and be patient. When you get too comfortable, try new things.
@PINKSPIT401 how long did it take to get a healthy baseline? I can make distorted sounds and they aren't necessarily immediately painful but they still will lead to swelling/voice loss after a bit, it's been tough to lose tension in my voice.
Thanks for the comment :)
@@copsarebastards I don’t think I was screaming right until like 3 years in. And I’m still learning more technique now because I found out the hard way there’s a big difference between surviving a set with no pain and surviving a month long tour. The best advice I can give, and what constantly helps me, is:
-get a big breath, and breathe in such a way that you can actually feel your rib cage expanding outward (Melissa Cross has people do an exercise where you cup your hands around your ribs and push them by breathing. Or “imagine you’re stuck in a barrel and you have to break it by pushing your ribs out”)
-keep your tension in your stomach/diaphragm, not your throat
-a relaxed jaw helps keep tension off your throat
-scream like *you*, not anyone else. If there are vocalists you admire, figure out what it is they’re doing and then learn how *you* do that, not try to emulate them exactly.
@@sabine216 hi! I didn’t say it takes 13 years to do this, I said it took *me* 13 years to do this because I was messing around and not focusing or working on development. Which is why I also offered tips on how to start really learning everything early on! My only point was that if you aren’t able to do this right now, practicing and learning to do things right will get you there and to be patient.
I am the vocalist of Dreamwell lmao.
@@PINKSPIT401 "I am the vocalist of Dreamwell lmao". Just killed the comment section.
Do you use vocal fry for your screams?
(just ordered your latest LP. You've been on my spotify repeat for some time now)