JINJER Someone's Daughter - Tonylytics Reacts
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- JINJER - Someone's Daughter reaction. It's their newest release after 2 years! The video was great, the band was tight, and she was amazing. Very powerful song!
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The element you are describing is "Jinjer doing Jinjer Things!"
Jinjer is known for their insane time signature changes.
@@bbravo5531 I can definitely see that haha
Possibly their most proggy track is I Speak Astronomy, which goes through four different time signatures in the first minute and has a mind-mangling riff in the first two verses.
Pisces is really underrated IMO for how complicated it is, musically, it goes through three different time signatures, it starts with 7/4, then switches to 3/4, then the chorus is 4/4, then that repeats, and then the entire ending is 3/4.
Everyone is so caught off-guard by the screaming that that's what they focus on, but musically the rest of the track is really interesting too.
Jinjer is the best band that plays a lot with time signature changes
I've been a huge Jinjer fan for over 7 years and this is blowing me away. It's definitely new and different from previous albums. A lot more fast-paced and unrelenting energy that reminds me more of their earlier stuff. Oddly enough, everyone is pretty blown away about Tatiana's vocals in this one because she's doing wayyyy more singing in this than she normally does. This was like 75/25 singing over growls but most Jinjer songs, especially the last album it was the complete opposite.
I HIGHLY recommend checking out the small documentary/live studio performance that came out about a month ago called Jinjer From Nothing by Audiotree. 3 really solid songs live from their last album and it gives a lot of insight how they write their music... Spoiler alert, the drummer Vlad is a classical pianist, guitarist, and... occasionally dabbles in drums lol. He has composed probably 85% of Jinjer's songs by himself over the last 4 albums. And yes, you caught on quickly about the lack of chrous and traditional song structure. That's one of the great things about Jinjer, every song is a new journey and feels like a classical composition. You never know where it's going to take you. Enjoy your journey with this band, there's a lot to cover! 🤘
I second that emotion! The live in studio performances in that excellent From Nothing video are way more than solid for me. They're fire. Especially Wallflower. That may be the definitive performance of that song for me. I noticed there are individual song outtakes from the longform video now. Might be a good dual reaction video: Wallflower OMV and live in studio. Though you definitely need to watch the entire From Nothing. It's great.
@@JonNo86 I will have to check that documentary out. I do find it being common in bands, where one person writes a majority of the music portion, but I would loveeee to see their music writing process!
If you want to hear them live then Perrenial live at Wacken 2019 is it. They are an amazing band live. They are tight as F and Tati is encredible live. Her power and switches are nutz.
And then Who Is Gonna Be the One live. And then Pit of Consciousness live in Kiev. And then...
On my channel now :)
😂 Right? I bet everything from them is great! And I look forward to watching more of them
Jinjer has so many great songs. I suggest "Teacher, Teacher" (OMV) as a follow up.
@@jeffwellman2883 that is on my to do list
You've skipped about a decade in the evolution of Jinjer. Go back , their whole body of work is awesome
Agreed. And yet, Someone's Daughter is a good place to go after Pisces. Somewhat similar song structure (though NO CHORUS and so no back and forth). It's really more like Vortex, which has no verse or chorus, no repeated parts at all, just an evolution of interlocked parts. A building flow. Quite classical in composition.
We're gonna have to work Daughter into our recommendation rotation😂. Where does it fit? Personally it's one of my favorite songs, right there with Vortex and I Speak Astronomy.
🔥Welcome to Jinjer, Tony! I just found your channel, saw your two Jinjer reactions and subbed, great reactions! I love hearing musicians first discovering Jinjer! Thank you for bringing the fantastic genre twisting music of Jinjer to more people! I love their energy, how tight they are, how down to earth they are, the heaviness mixed with complexity and groove, beautiful singing and growling and especially Tatiana's lyrics!
The first time I heard Pisces in 2019, I hadn't liked any metal with growling and it took me a few listens to start liking it, but now Tatiana is my favorite vocalist and Jinjer my favorite band (Pisces has been my wake up alarm for a few years and I still love it more every time I hear it, snooze is a thing of the past).
TLDR: skip to the last paragraph 😂
Sorry for the long comment, I just love Jinjer too much and love seeing people discover (and usually fall in love with) them and each of their songs!
My three favorite comments about Jinjer that I've seen, "terrifying levels of talent", "I hate it when a Jinjer song ends", and a mother quoting her four year old wanting to see the "lion lady" again 🤣
All four current members of Jinjer have essentially no formal musical training except Vlad the drummer who studied classical piano. For most of their songs, the three guys write most of the instrument music, then Tatiana writes most of the lyrics and melodies (she gets tons of well deserved credit for her vocal and stage performance abilities, but maybe not quite enough for her lyrical and musical composition abilities). Roman the guitarist has written a lot of the instrument music in the past, so he's a huge part of the beautiful sound of Jinjer, but Vlad the drummer (who also plays guitar and classical piano, but so far not in most Jinjer songs - I think he played piano in lainnereP) has been writing more of it and wrote nine of the eleven songs for the last album Wallflowers (next album is done recording, this is the first single with the rest expected soon). Eugene composes some - he wrote the instrument music for one song on Wallflowers and a few songs on other albums, and I know that apart from his amazing work on the bass, he adds riffs and has written lyrics for a few Jinjer songs.
Jinjer has been a tour-heavy band, touring almost nonstop from 2013 to 2020 and much of the time since then (with interruptions by covid and the US backed coup/proxy war), hard work that has made them fantastic live performers. The band (all members have been Ukrainian, with Russian their first language) started in eastern Ukraine (Donetsk) in 2008 as a group of three (then five) with none of the current members (they consider the official start of the band when Tatiana replaced the male vocalist and Roman joined as lead guitar 2009/2010), Vlad is the fifth drummer (joined in 2016) and it's been a group of four since 2015 (though they consider their road sound engineer Sasha to be a fifth member). I think they're still friends with all the former members and you can see their former guitarist turned actor, Dmitry Oksen, in older videos on guitar and a more recent video (Disclosure) playing an interrogator.
One of the things I love most about Jinjer is the messages in Tatiana's lyrics and the way she combines growling and beautiful singing with Jinjer's fantastic instrumentals to be so powerful for expressing the anger and pain in those messages: the anti-war message in Home Back, the anti-greed in On The Top, Mediator and No Hoard Of Value (also the horror of the coal mining industry in their home Ukraine), the protest song Who Is Gonna Be The One, the anti-fascism of Sit Stay Roll Over, the anger at people being narrow minded in Teacher Teacher and Judgment & Punishment, the struggles with mental health in Pit Of Consciousness, Vortex, Wallflower and Perennial, the giving voice to mother nature angry at humanity for letting capitalism destroy her in a bunch of songs like Ape, The Prophecy, Cloud Factory, Noah, Outlander and Bad Water. Other favorites are I Speak Astronomy, Retrospection, Words of Wisdom, Just Another, Captain Clock, Scissors, Exposed As A Liar, I Want It I'll Get It, A Plus Or A Minus, Dip A Sail, When Two Empires Collide, lainnereP, Prologue and Beggar's Dance (those last two are short album bookends that could do well together in one reaction if you're so inclined).
I haven't found a Jinjer song I don't love, so I think you can't go wrong if you choose any of them, but a few good choices might be Perennial (official and/or live at Wacken 2019, both are must-see), Teacher Teacher (official is the studio audio with some great footage from several shows), Judgement & Punishment (official and/or Tatiana's one take performance, again both must-see), Pit of Consciousness (official and/or live in Kiev/Kyiv, a third where both are absolutely must-see) or the heartwrenching plea against war in Home Back (official video).
Thank you, Tony! I know you'll keep trying out more Jinjer songs, enjoy! ❤🖤🤘
The whole band is credited as writing lyrics this song and i believe for the whole album.
@@paulriddle7818 Nice! I think of Tatiana first knowing she wrote almost all the lyrics after she joined, with a few exceptions where Eugene wrote the lyrics like Sit Stay Roll Over or he helped, as in Pisces.
Thank you @MLuxemburg! This Jinjer family is very welcoming :)
The song "Ape" is the proggiest song of them all. Also the have an album before Pisces (King of Everything) that it more thrashy with an extra, former guitarist - Cloud Factory. Everything they do is good, but my favorite songs are on Cloud Factory.
Welcome to the Jinjer journey) Wanna some raw deep growl vocals - let's check the "Pit of Consciousness live In Kyiv" (really live), wanna more diversity and deep meanings - check out "Home Back" (official)
Yeah! The depths of the Pit! Then get sucked down the gravity well into the Vortex! Those depths go interdimensional!
Pisces was a song that was already part of the band's catalog when Vlad (the drummer) joined, he just gave it his interpretation, while the biggest portion of this last album (and many of the songs from the last 3 releases) was (were) composed by him. As you progress in your Jinjer "rabbit hole" you'll notice the change in the songs' structure and arrangements in the Vlad era, compared to the pre-Vlad era.
You can tell the way Vlad composes the songs. Like classical pieces. I imagine them being played by a classical ensemble, or even a full orchestra. Can you envision Mediator played by an orchestra?!
I love the sound of Vlad's drums in this song. That snare is SOOOOOOOOO tight. It sounds like a marching band snare. Crispy AF
Ah dude, I'm new to your channel, but you get an instant sub. You're an excellent analyst. I predict you're gonna love this band.
That elusive element you're referring to may be precision. They're telepathically tight, through all the rollercoaster twists and turns. It might be passion. Every note drips with tone and intention. When they go to that staccato crunch in the second half of the verse, Eugene's bass tone just snarls in the spaces. They get the sickest tones.
Jinjer is my favorite band since Rush retired. For me they embody many of the same qualities that made me go see Rush 36x in concert. Peak musicianship--on the level of Rush or, dare I say it, even higher--tightness, cohesion, passion, integrity, energy, complexity, meaningful lyrics, the whole package. Even the friendship and mutual respect that's so rare. They're the real deal. I've been playing bass 45+ years, and Eugene's bass parts are more challenging than Geddy's. Considerably. Yet they never sound 'technical just to be technical.' It's all in ultimate service of the song. The song is king of everything. That's a common thread.
I can see you're a guitarist. I recommend you check out the guitar and bass playthrough videos--all of them. The guitar will blow your mind. Bass too. Check out the drum playthrough vids while you're at it. Vlad is on another level than most drummers. This guy is different.
Tatiana grabs you with that shocking voice. But the elephant in the room is the band. They're the sickest, tightest, most cohesive well-oiled machine in metal. They're even better live. Tatiana is an epic front person, on par with the best I've seen, and I've seen many of the best.
I hope you bring us many more Jinjer reactions. Their catalog is eminently worthy. Consistently top tier compositions and musicianship. Reliably awesome songs that keep you guessing as they jump from genre to genre. I think you're gonna like the journey.
BTW, they're touring now, and getting ready to come to the US next month, headlining a tour with Hanabie and Born of Osiris. You don't want to miss it. Grab a ticket and thank me later.
I think you're a likely recruit to the Jinjer Army. Welcome! \m/
@@ericpeterson7512 thank you for this welcoming comment, and I always love a good shred, so I will have to check them out! My next reaction for Jinjer is going to Perennial Live at Wacken, since just about everyone has requested that one lol. I'm definitely looking forward to this journey, as the Jinjer community has been awesome!
@@Tonylyticsyep that's the video for "proof of concept" lol. Many have a hard time believing one singer can pull that all off live without some kind of effect. After Perennial you'll believe!
Not sure that you are aware, but Jinjer came from the Donbas region in Ukraine, which has been subject to attempted Russian invasions for around a decade, and they had to flee from their homes (hence their song Home Back). That entire region has now been captured by Russia. I am fairly sure that the "parent" that Tatiana is singing that she is no longer their daughter is Mother Russia.
Well, her parents still live in the Dombass region, close to Donezk where there is heavy fighting still going on.
@@pancentricism I was not aware, so thank you for this!
@@bernhardkulzer9125 Thought they moved to western Ukraine.
@@paulriddle7818 The band, yes. First to Lwiw than later on to Kiew. Her family, they stayed in Horlovka, a city close to Donezk. That`s what I understood.
Because they are touring mostly the US in the last 2 years, you almost can say they live there now. Especially since Tatiana is married to the drummer of POD.
Come on Jinjer community help him get too 1k subs
We got you!
One thing you will notice with Jinjer is that there are no guitar solos and that you might not miss them when listing to them. Nothing wrong with guitar solos obviously but especially when Jinjer went from two guitars down to one shortly before they were signed to Napalm the focus of the band has been to be a tight unit almost as if it was a single person playing a multifaceted instrument.
Instead of instruments like the bass filling only the traditional role of a bass guitar it sometimes is the lead or at least a melody instrument along with the guitar. Eugene (their bass player) will tap, pluck, slap and do chords all to that end. Add to that the way Jinjer tends to wear their varied influences (bands and other genres) on their sleeves and you get some pretty unique music that you can't really pin down to a genre. As someone who played a lot of different music during my music career I think that is one of the things that attracts me to this band.
@@coder4liberty I'd have to agree, this band has mastered the element of "tight". Being a musician myself, I was always the lead guitar player, and loved shredding, but it isn't necessary. I care more about the song structure, balanced harmonies, energy, and rhythm.
Exactly. I've found over the years the bands I love the most are the ones that blend multiple genres into a unique hybrid. Jinjer. King's X. Dream Theater. Béla Fleck. Yes. Gentle Giant. Incubus. Rush. Even Led Zeppelin in their day. Genre bending bands that refuse to be pigeonholed into one place. Not for everyone maybe. Musicians' bands?
@@ericpeterson7512 That seems to be the most common impression is that they are "musician's musicians" but I'm sure there are plenty of non-musicians who enjoy that as well. Granted playing music can in most cases automatically lead to exposure and appreciation of a variety of music. In discussions about music I like to spread that sense of music appreciation to others because I have witnessed the opposite create bitter, territorial, anti-social attitudes when it comes to art in general. Like the whole "metal gatekeeper" mentality.
@@coder4liberty you're a gentleperson and a scholar.
You’re right, we’ve already listened to this 50+ times prior to watching your reaction. Great reaction, liked and sub’d. There is a huge Jinjer catalog to catch up on…and there are no lemons. 🤘🏼🍻
@@jabberwokee4127 look forward to catching up on it :)
Nice reaction! Can you do Jinjer "Who Is Going To Be The One" live and Nita Strauss with Alissa White-Gluz "The Wolf You Feed"? I think you would like them both! Subscribed.
"The wolf you Feed" - Added to the list!
And now you should check out Teacher Teacher or Who Will Be the One (link: ruclips.net/video/U6rv5qi8-8s/видео.html), both live, both phenomenal! Tati can shift from clean to growl and back again in a second- watch the Judgement and Punishment video of her singing alone.
Jinjer is a deep rabbit hole to go down, and you can't go wrong with any of their songs. But if I may be so bold as to suggest another amazing band to check out, take a look at "Illuminated" by Vintersea.
I like that band. Good singer too.
Lol Jinjer is ukrainian proggy djent groove metal with complex time-signature maze, polyrhythms and multi-genre blending. They are one of the most talented 4-pieces ever. Tati is one of the best overall metal vocalists and lyricists in the business.
Jinjer - Pisces (Live Session)
Jinjer - Perennial (Live At Wacken 2019)
Jinjer - Pit of Consciousness (Live in Kiev)
Jinjer - On The Top (Live in Kiev)
Jinjer - Who Is Gonna Be The One (Official Live)
Jinjer - Judgement & Punishment (Tatiana One Take Vocal)
Jinjer - Teacher Teacher (Official Video)
Jinjer - Captain Clock (Live at Resurrection Fest 2018)
Jinjer - Cloud Factory (Official Video)
Jinjer - Outlander (failure .color Video)
Jinjer - No Hoard of Value (Official Lyrics Video)
Jinjer - I Speak Astronomy (Official Video)
Jinjer - Vortex (Official Video)
Jinjer - Wallflower (Official Video)
Jinjer - Mediator (Official Video)
Jinjer - Disclosure (Official Video)
Jinjer - Call Me A Symbol (Official Video)
Jinjer - Live At Wacken 2023
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Nice reaction. You have 2 music video so far now it's time for live shows. Only 2 titles are needed: pit of consciousness live in kiev and vortex live at hellfest 2021: tatiana's vocals are insane. But I may be wrong, maybe you'd better check all jinjer songs 😊
@@cyrilvey5757 I did the perennial live at Wacken, just need to upload it :)
Check out Judgement, Punishment live studio take. It's awesome.
I havent seen it in the comments but it seems the visuals on this were centered around badass women in general. Cleopatra, Joan of Arc, Cersie Lanister, etc. The visuals that bounce around are settings and costumes of women who were bad asses in their own right but also Someone's Daughter.
Yeah, good point! I saw she was placed in those powerful settings, so that's a great thing to point out
Jinjer is awesome! Could you check out Band Maid ‘Warning’ official mv please? Band Maid is an all female Japanese rock/metal band that dresses up as cafe maids and shreds! 🍺😆 could I also get a shoutout for introducing them to you? Band Maid is not only a really good band but their reactions do really well (over 40M views on reactions alone!) 🍺😁🤘🏻
The entire band is incredible, and Tati is a poet with the lyrics. The band "performs" a story more than they "play a song," and they are each so excellent at their craft that they completely kill it each and every time!
I'm back and it's jinjer time I'm here looking forward to seeing your reaction. Dude you're channel do you
Problem with Jinjer: They use music patterns but only to destroy them expertly as they want and like it. So looking for a chorus... 🤣🤣🤣
Every song form Jinjer is a rollercoaster, only with a rollercoaster you know where you end up..
Thing is you can`t really go wrong with them;: People wiser than me have stated (independently!) that Jinjer is incapable of writing a bad song. And as they are all good musicians, well.
Some recommendations anyway:
studio versions: "Teacher, teacher" one of their best
"I speak astronomy" Tatianas only love song (well, kind of)
"Sit, stay, roll over" for the really hard stuff
"Just another" if you`r really down that one will lift you up!
and of course "Home Back" THE perfect anti-war song!
"Ape" and "The prophecy" kind of belong together, Mother Nature getting mad and mader
"Vortex" the best example for destroying a song in the most exquisite way
"Wallflower", "Mediator" and "Disclosure!" and "Call me a symbol" from their last album because the pictures add so nicely
"Exposed as a liar" one of the earliest song with still a second guitar and a different drummer
lyric videos: "No hoard of value" about coditions of the miners in the Dombass region
"Plus and minus" also earlier stuff
live versions: "On the top" and "Pit of consciousness", both from Kiev
"Perennial" from Wacken, shows Tati`s abilities
"Judgment and punishment" vocal one take, shows even more of Tati`s talent!
Ah and of course: "Who`s gonna be the one", how could I ever forget THAT one?!
Well, I could go on, you`re the one to give it a try!
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@@bernhardkulzer9125 that's a big list haha. Well, thank you for giving me something to go off from, next time I circle back to Jinjer :)
@@Tonylytics You know it`s really hard to decide and I corrected my comment at least four times because I realized I`d left out some bangers....
You`ll understand, trust me.
They don't use conventional time signatures and use what feels right for the structure of the individual song itself.
Yeah I wasn't gathering that they use conventional time signatures lol. This is great, because it keeps the listener on their toes :)
Nice job. The whole song is encredible and ive only listened to it 10 times so far. And i absolutely love how you butchered Alissa White Gluz name. 😂
At least you knew who I was talking about. I worked with her on a show years back when she was the frontman for "The Agonist", you'd think I'd say her name right. 🙃