Agreed. Have you seen Natalie Weiss breaking it down & teaching it to Clark Beckham? Definitely worth a look! ruclips.net/video/7BpDXEX3Cx8/видео.html ;)
I guess you now realize that all the fans of both of you have now gone 'GAGA' over the two of you together. I had never heard of this group, 'Dirty Loops', either but loved the sound, and...well, damn, I just loved everything about this song and these three guys. I'm almost 70 years old and I got to say that one of the few good things to come out of the pandemic was learning new music from all over the world from RUclips and at least electronically meeting great new folks such as yourselves. Love both of you and what you bring to the table of understanding concerning different styles and genre's of music. Keep doing what you're doing and I promise it will not hurt my feelings if you do more together from time to time. Great reaction and analysis as always from the both of you.
Thanks for a brilliant reaction and breakdown of this song. It's so nice when you go through it in detail like this, and point out stuff that's easily missed even when you've listened to the song hundreds of times. They all studied at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, but all three of them also went to music high school (ages 16-19 in Sweden) together, though they were all in different years. Jonah and Henrik has known each other since elementary school even, and met when Jonah was 9 and Henrik was 11, so they've all known each other for 20+ years by now. They produce everything themselves, even the videos (which are almost exclusively edited by Aron), with the help of Simon Petrén. Jonah is actually a producer as well, and he doesn't consider singing his first instrument. When they started Dirty Loops in 2008, as a hobby project to have a creative outlet and a safe space to test out all their ideas, he had never sung lead at all, and didn't even know if he could. He has sung choir, mostly classical, his whole life though, even though he considers the piano/keyboard his main instrument.
@@PedroLacruzmusic I have no idea about Jonah's solo project, but for Dirty Loops they've actually stated in interviews that with Quincy Jones they only have a management deal, and that they produce everything themselves. With Verve they had more of a full package deal (but they still did basically all the creative work themselves), but when that ended they felt that they preferred doing things by themselves, and only have people doing management and booking for them. The Phoenix EP was self-released in both Sweden and the US (in Japan that EP was released by Universal though), as was Turbo (together with Cory Wong ofc). They've also said that they're actually not sending Quincy Jones anything, not even demos, until they're all done with a song, video and all, and I don't see any reason to think they're not being truthful about that. So no, according to themselves he is not co-producing for Dirty Loops.
Me too! 😊 I never get tired of that song and yes it is amazing Chris Williams! Great suggestion! And for a beautiful song with more focus on Jonahs singing Breakdown is a good choice.
@@TheCharismaticVoice Oh, please please do "Work shit out" with Julia! Jonah is also a classical piano player with skills on the same level as his singing! In this song al of them show of their mad skills in a way that blew my mind, the first time I heard that song a year ago. I'm 58 years old and my body and mind reacted like it did when I was a teenager and discovered different types of great music for the first time! I mean, the older you get the probability to hear something completely surprising from what you have encountered before in your life gets slimmer but here I experienced something I have not done in over 40 years! Mind boggling!
LOVE that you did this! Dirty Loops is my all-time favorite band. Love them so much. I'm 70 and I've heard a lot of music, but they are unique. They've taken bits and pieces from everywhere and combined it in a jaw-dropping manner that makes it their own. Thanks so much! (And ALWAYS read the credits... there's a strong trickster element there...)
Can't wait! The first thing I did after subscribing to your channel is search it for Dirty Loops. The second thing I did was suggest it. So glad this is finally happening. I have already watched Julia Nilon react to them, so it will be so fun to watch her introduce this super talented group to you.
Jonah has insane vocal range, but lets not forget that Henrik and Aron also play such a crucial role in delivering this masterpiece, the rhythm from the bass and the drum just blend so well with the vocals. It is such a joy to listen to. They are just amazing musicians.
About sh*t myself when i seen this thumbnail and saw you and Julia smiling in it!!! ABOUT DAMN TINE YOU TWO DID A COLLAB!! 😛😛 What an energetic reaction for an equally energetic song. The two of you play off one another so well that it made it effortless to watch and also brought this raging, dual-brained breakdown that my head just was not expecting but also exactly what it was NEEDING! Thanks to the both of you @The Charismatic Voice and @Julia Nilon
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. What did I just witness? A masterclass on a Dirty Loops song. I’ve seen a lot of reactions to Dirty Loops and this was unique in the best way possible. Hope you can do more of these!
It took Henrik Linder for Elizabeth to finally appreciate stellar bass playing ;-) But if there's someone who could do that, it was definitely him. Dirty Loops are absolute MONSTERS. I remember hearing them for the 1st time - it was their version of Britney's "Circus". I had to look for my jaw for about an hour afterwards! Apart from that - my 2 favourite vocal coaches/youtubers together, yay! That was pure joy. Thank you!
Ah so happy you're finally doing Dirty Loops! I love Julia's anticipation knowing what's coming and Elizabeth's reaction and breakdown was spot on as usual...
Oooohkay this is freaky ahaha, I was literally listening to Dirty Loops in the car this monring for the first time in about 6 months? And thought “man it’d be cool to see Elizabeth analyse one of their songs” 🤣❤️ looking forward to it!
WOW ... WOW ... WOW !!! I adore your channel but never thought I would see you reacting to Dirty Loops... thank you Julia for introducing Elizabeth to this amazing band. Made my day. 🥰🥰🥰
Finally!!! Dirty Loops is one of the greatest groups of this generation! Although personally, I would have chosen "Next To You" over "Rock You" as an intro, but there's really no going wrong here. Jonah Nilsson also has a solo album that is absolutely brilliant!
You two are great together! Your mind gets blown every 10 seconds and Julia is just grooving and loving it! This the collab that we have all been waiting for so thank you both so much for making it happen :D
I have been putting off watching this video on account of the time commitment but tonight was the night and boy did I enjoy everything about this wonderful breakdown. The comments were great and the chemistry the two of you had throughout was such a perfect match for the great Loops energy. I just loved every minute of this. The two of you have given rise to a dream in me. I know it is a lot to ask but oh how I would love to hear the two of you do a breakdown of Dirty Loops "Next to You". There are many of us out here who consider "Next to You" to be Loops "Bohemian Rhapsody". With everything that implies. It is truly a band tour-de-force and I do not think Jonah vocally leaves anything out of this song. And those choruses oh the choruses and every single voice is Jonah's-do not believe what your eyes are telling you. You'll just have to watch the video to see what I mean. But and I reiterate, all voices are Jonah's. Wonderful effort you two. A delight and an education.
Please do more of their discography together. I love the way you explain the vocal aspects. Dirty Loops love is contagious and it always makes me happy to see another musician fully appreciate their genius. Would recommend “Follow the Light” and “Next to You”. ❤
Besides that they are true masters off their respective instruments, (and Jonah is not even considering his voice as his first instrument) they are perfectionists when it comes to making these videos. They have said in different interviews, that it is sometimes very difficult, to remember what they did in the recorded version. Like Jonah's totally insane run in "Hit me", that was a onetime-recording. They are absolutely amazing from all perspectives.
And I mean this in the best possible way.... NEEEEERRRRRDS! :D It's amazing how you amplify each other's enjoyment in the technicalities of music. A joy to watch!
I only started watching Julia a few days ago, and now you guys make videos together?? And you're analyzing/reacting to one of my favorite bands of all time??? You guys are amazing! You two nerding out with each other is so much fun to see. I can't wait for more!
Dirty Loops are cookin' with gas. They have so many great tracks. One of my favs, which is very underrated, because it doesn't feature some of their high end pyrotechnics is Breakdown. It's such a slinky, sultry groove, with the drum and bass fills just subdividing the hell out of it, and with stellar vocal gymnastics on top, it's one of their more mature pieces of arrangement. The key modulation for the outro is just fantastic. Another fav is Work Shit Out, some cool jazz exploration on that, with a great drum solo. Follow The Light is also awesome. When it comes down to it, I can't complain about anything they've done, it's all good. These guys are all masters on their respective instruments, they all understand melody, harmonic complexity, rhythm and complex subdivisions of it, they understand arrangements, they know how to impart emotion into it all, and nuance is second nature to them in every aspect of that. I don't know what else you could ask from professionals than that. It's also crazy that Julia love Dirty Loops so much yet, she hasn't reacted to them on her channel, at all.
Oh man, Elizabeth going down the dirty loops rabbit hole hopefully. Def gotta check out one of their first big hits (to my knowledge) Hit Me. Jonah has some of his best runs in that one, in my opinion
My oh my. I am having so much fun watching the two of you have so much fun listening to Dirty Loop’s have so much fun preforming this song. Thank you I needed this after a long day at work. And thank you for introducing me to Dirty Loops I think they have a new fan in me.
Oh my goodness, just when I thought I'd exhausted all the good DL reactions on RUclips, one of my favorite vocal reactors discovers them in a COLLAB? I'm just mad it took YT three whole days to recommend it to me. Great stuff, both of you!
Great reaction video! Much more substance than most reaction videos! I would love to see a reaction on "Next to you" by Dirty Loops! It's an amazing song, and a mindblowing thing in that song is that Jonah is doing ALL the vocals. He made his own qoire with about 20 layers or something. :) I would also love to see a reaction on Breakdown. Jonahs vocals is amazing in that one as well.
Yeah theres definitely Michael Jackson influences in there, but also.. Theres a little Stevy Wonder in there too in some of his jamming. He flows along with his music, just like Stevy does.
I found Dirty Loops via their Rolling in the Deep cover. To me, Jonah had elements of Stevie Wonder going on in that one. Instant fan. Love them, they are top notch musicians who can really lay down a funky groove.
You both should do some of these with a percussionist. I am constantly amazed at how both of you pick out drum/bass elements that complement the vocals to create an effect!
Just from the preview I can already tell we are in for a treat of epic proportions with Elizabeth and Julia! Seatbelt has been engaged for the ride of a lifetime!
This was phenomenal! I’ve loved Dirty Loops for years and have tried to get friends into them but to a non-trained ear often they feel it’s too busy. Here’s hoping you’ll do more! Hit me, Next to you, Rolling in the deep, Work shit out… they’ve got tons of tasty aural candy!
Damn, they sound amazing. I've heard of them before, but this is the first time I've heard them. I might have to check them out. Also, great collab! Always nice to see Julia's amazing smile 😃
It's exciting to you you and Julia reacting together. I record your reactions, and absolutely loved how you both fan girled listening to each other breaking down this song. Love it, love it, live it. Keep up the fantastic work
Long time viewer first time reply guy just wanted to say that Dirty Loops absolutely kicks ass, I saw them live a couple of months ago and it was amazing
back again.. i love how much fun you both have with Jonah's singing and I feel julia's pain with the track being interrupted... Do more Dirty Loops! :-)
Over the last couple of years I've been watching a lot of DL reactions, Snarky Puppy reactions and then Angelina Jordan reactions which got me to "VocalCoachTube" and I've always wondered how Jonah would be received/considered vocally by those who know what they are talking about (not me). I'm really glad you both think his voice is amazing and it's been an absolute joy to "be" both you as the "new listener", Julia as the mad friend having just the best time introducing this amazing band to her friend and me watching you both have these experiences. Peak reaction. End-boss reaction. Epic.
What an erudite analysis. Blitzed all other reactions I have seen. I am 73, and they are my favourites. I know some people who saw them in Australia when they toured as the support act for Maroon 5. I like Maroon 5, but my people reckoned Dirty Loops ourweighed them. As musical nerds, you two are sublime.
I've been following them for more than 10 years and saw them live. As a jazz musician I really appreciate how they, with all their incredible talent and musicianship, give the listeners a kind of pop experience.
My two favourite reactors and my favourite band! WOW! You are so delightful together. As Elizabeth has said, "I love, love, love it", and as Julia has said, "dang!" ♥ ♥
Unfortunately no. The other Julia's were in the kitchen mixing drinks with Kirk. They missed this one, BUT! They'll make an appearance in the other videos Julia and I recorded that will pop up on her channel!
Love seeing you discover Dirty Loops! You should definitely check out their Work Shit Out and Next To You videos, as well. On a completely different and more intimately vocal-focused vibe, though, I'd really love to see your reaction to Azam Ali. O Euchari, O Felix, A Chantar M'er, or O Vis Aeternitatis, in particular.
I would love to see your reaction to their song “Breakdown”. I feel like that song goes under the radar but has some amazing vocals,a great slow groove, and is just a gorgeous song.
@@TheCharismaticVoice"Just a phase morning view sessions" By Incubus (I've commented for a long time you will love that entire performance setting!) And I have been curious for you and Julia to react to something from Infected Rain they only have the one vocal one take, but studio recording I would love for you to do are " November" "Hysterical Watches" "fool the gravity" " postmortem pt.1" anything really! Thanks to you and Kirk for all of the amazing work and sharing your time with us!
@@TheCharismaticVoice The "morning view sessions" concert was really something special. The worst part is they did some fantastic changeups to the arrangements on some of the songs. It almost like you should pick some of the songs in that session and one song at a time do a dual video where you react to the studio version followed by the morning view session version. Brandon Boyd is definitely a voice you've been missing! My list would be "just a phase", "Mexico","the warmth", "pardon me", "Stellar".
Seeing Julia watch Elizabeth for reactions fully makes me understand why watching channels like this is so wonderful, it's a joy to see someone enjoy something that you love. Amazing analysis and a delightfully heartfelt reaction.
Hadn't heard of Julia before. Shocked that there is another person out there both as passionate in their reactions as you are, AND with the ability to explain what they are hearing in a way that is so descriptive, yet easy to comprehend. Peas in a pod, you both are! Also never heard of Dirty Loops before. What a great funky, happy 80's throwback feel. My subscriptions rose by 2 today; where will I ever find the time. Lastly, I was having a crap day today, but between your enthusiasm and their funky grooves... now I just wanna dance. 🕺 Thank you!! 🥰
What a treat! I haven't seen the two of you together before! This is a year old. I tuned in to hear more of this group (they're new to me). GREAT chemistry between you, and great analysis and descriptions! The group is FIRE! Love the percussion. Between the drummer and the bass player, they are incredible! Vocals? WOW!! All around excellence! I'm definitely going to look into these guys more!! In addition to the influences you mentioned, the horn fills and accents give me MAJOR Earth Wind and Fire vibes!
This is the serotonin hit i needed today...Julia living all of our dreams by being in the room, seeing Elizabeth react live and getting to explain the band/context
This was such a treat seeing my two favorite voice analysis teacher in one video together. You two are so cute together! This was an interesting band, in a way the music reminded me of the band Infectious Grooves (but they're harder and no synth and the singer if from Suicidal Tendencies, but the bass grove kind of sounds like them and the drums a little. If you listen to them the song "Back to the People" is a good start, its mostly instrumental. I know you like doing voice, but this song I think shows their grooviness the best. "Theropy" is good if you want to hear a song with more lyicts, it has Ozzy as a back vocal.
Thanks so much for letting me introduce you to one of my favourite musical groups! Hope everyone else is enjoying them as much as we did!
Fantastic that you got together again, you have a lot of fun!
(Which is fun for us to appreciate too).
does julia like Jonah it wasnt clear in this video??
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Some other Dirty songs in the future please, they actually have some MJ covers
Someone said Dirty Loops is what you get when every member of the group is the most talented one.
😅😂
Yeah, for real 👍🔥👍
I have heard people say the same thing about Dream Theater 😆
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And Jinjer.
I think you stay correct in this one @Michael Musson
I just love when musicianship shines through techical awesomeness
You're finally doing your first Dirty Loops AND it's with Julia?!🤯 Dreams do come true!
Ok. He can stay
OK 😀😄😅 😇 🍺
Dirty Loops are untouchable. I am usually a metalhead but I can't get enough of these dudes
Same Here. It's so nice to find good music like this.
Same here. The groove, the harmonies, the sheer talent of each one, all is mindblowing
This is jazz for metalheads, me included xD
Huge metalhead here, and Dirty Loops are phenomenal.
keeping the metalhead that's into jazz train going, absolutely love Dirty Loops
The vocal lick at the end of Hit Me is one of the most spectacular vocal performances I’ve ever heard. Definitely worth a look.
Agreed. Have you seen Natalie Weiss breaking it down & teaching it to Clark Beckham? Definitely worth a look! ruclips.net/video/7BpDXEX3Cx8/видео.html ;)
Yessss! She'll lose her mind!
I agree. A piss-in-your-pants moment. Proceeded by an out-of-the-world bass guitar fill.
It was so fun to see how much Dirty Loops connects with Julia’s soul. I loved the breakdown and love Dirty Loops a ton.
I guess you now realize that all the fans of both of you have now gone 'GAGA' over the two of you together. I had never heard of this group, 'Dirty Loops', either but loved the sound, and...well, damn, I just loved everything about this song and these three guys. I'm almost 70 years old and I got to say that one of the few good things to come out of the pandemic was learning new music from all over the world from RUclips and at least electronically meeting great new folks such as yourselves. Love both of you and what you bring to the table of understanding concerning different styles and genre's of music. Keep doing what you're doing and I promise it will not hurt my feelings if you do more together from time to time. Great reaction and analysis as always from the both of you.
Don't fall for the comment attached, claiming you won something. It's a scam.
Otherwise I agree with your comment. I am only 6 years jounger than you.
Thanks for a brilliant reaction and breakdown of this song. It's so nice when you go through it in detail like this, and point out stuff that's easily missed even when you've listened to the song hundreds of times.
They all studied at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm, but all three of them also went to music high school (ages 16-19 in Sweden) together, though they were all in different years. Jonah and Henrik has known each other since elementary school even, and met when Jonah was 9 and Henrik was 11, so they've all known each other for 20+ years by now.
They produce everything themselves, even the videos (which are almost exclusively edited by Aron), with the help of Simon Petrén. Jonah is actually a producer as well, and he doesn't consider singing his first instrument. When they started Dirty Loops in 2008, as a hobby project to have a creative outlet and a safe space to test out all their ideas, he had never sung lead at all, and didn't even know if he could. He has sung choir, mostly classical, his whole life though, even though he considers the piano/keyboard his main instrument.
Thanks for this background info! I#m new to the band but definitley hooked.
Greetings from Germany!
the one and only Quincy Jones has been co producer for a while too ( same as MJ, steve vai, jacob collier and Jonah solo project too)
@@PedroLacruzmusic I have no idea about Jonah's solo project, but for Dirty Loops they've actually stated in interviews that with Quincy Jones they only have a management deal, and that they produce everything themselves. With Verve they had more of a full package deal (but they still did basically all the creative work themselves), but when that ended they felt that they preferred doing things by themselves, and only have people doing management and booking for them. The Phoenix EP was self-released in both Sweden and the US (in Japan that EP was released by Universal though), as was Turbo (together with Cory Wong ofc). They've also said that they're actually not sending Quincy Jones anything, not even demos, until they're all done with a song, video and all, and I don't see any reason to think they're not being truthful about that. So no, according to themselves he is not co-producing for Dirty Loops.
As a bassist myself, I have to shout out how amazing Henrik Linder is here.
The chemistry with Aaron and the sheer depth of their pocket makes it so much worse too. Absolute beasts
'Work shit out' is my favourite Dirty Loops song, it's absolutely breathtaking, I'd love to hear you react to that...
Oh, interesting. Thanks for the recommendation, Chris! ❤
Me too! 😊 I never get tired of that song and yes it is amazing Chris Williams! Great suggestion!
And for a beautiful song with more focus on Jonahs singing Breakdown is a good choice.
@@TheCharismaticVoice Oh, please please do "Work shit out" with Julia! Jonah is also a classical piano player with skills on the same level as his singing! In this song al of them show of their mad skills in a way that blew my mind, the first time I heard that song a year ago. I'm 58 years old and my body and mind reacted like it did when I was a teenager and discovered different types of great music for the first time! I mean, the older you get the probability to hear something completely surprising from what you have encountered before in your life gets slimmer but here I experienced something I have not done in over 40 years! Mind boggling!
Elizabeth, you MUST react to Dirty Loops - Breakdown!!! How can we get Elizabeth to react to Breakdown?! 😃Patreons, please unite!
LOVE that you did this! Dirty Loops is my all-time favorite band. Love them so much. I'm 70 and I've heard a lot of music, but they are unique. They've taken bits and pieces from everywhere and combined it in a jaw-dropping manner that makes it their own. Thanks so much! (And ALWAYS read the credits... there's a strong trickster element there...)
The collaboration we wanted. The collaboration we got. Yesssss! Looking forward to this one!
"Brian Ware" Add Beth Roars and Rebecca Vocal Athlete in there and this will be the biggest vocal coach crossover since Avengers: Endgame
@@lethybridtheorygolucastheo2191 you missed Lolli (The fairy voice mother) out!
Can't wait! The first thing I did after subscribing to your channel is search it for Dirty Loops. The second thing I did was suggest it. So glad this is finally happening. I have already watched Julia Nilon react to them, so it will be so fun to watch her introduce this super talented group to you.
Same ☺️
Jonah has insane vocal range, but lets not forget that Henrik and Aron also play such a crucial role in delivering this masterpiece, the rhythm from the bass and the drum just blend so well with the vocals. It is such a joy to listen to. They are just amazing musicians.
0:55 That look from Julia! That is the exact feeling when we rec a song/band and know that a reactor will like it.
About sh*t myself when i seen this thumbnail and saw you and Julia smiling in it!!! ABOUT DAMN TINE YOU TWO DID A COLLAB!! 😛😛 What an energetic reaction for an equally energetic song. The two of you play off one another so well that it made it effortless to watch and also brought this raging, dual-brained breakdown that my head just was not expecting but also exactly what it was NEEDING! Thanks to the both of you @The Charismatic Voice and @Julia Nilon
I love, absolutely love, that your introduction to Dirty Loops was with Julia sitting next to you! This was a fantastic analysis/reaction.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. What did I just witness? A masterclass on a Dirty Loops song. I’ve seen a lot of reactions to Dirty Loops and this was unique in the best way possible. Hope you can do more of these!
The Charismatic Voice + Julia Nilon + Dirty Loops?🤯
We need more videos like this one! 👍
About time Elizabeth got loopified!! ❤
I love each of you individually ... even more so together ... and yet again even more when reacting to Dirty Loops !!! :D. Great job, both of you !!!
What an amazing treat seeing the two of you together for a video...and it's for Dirty Loops. Elizabeth is gonna flip for these guys.
thank you for finally reacting to dirty loops. this was a fantastic reaction, juli and elizabeth. these musicians are so fabulous.
Yes finallllllyyy!!! ☺️😊
About bloody time! :) Please do more Dirty Loops. "Next to you" next?
It took Henrik Linder for Elizabeth to finally appreciate stellar bass playing ;-) But if there's someone who could do that, it was definitely him. Dirty Loops are absolute MONSTERS. I remember hearing them for the 1st time - it was their version of Britney's "Circus". I had to look for my jaw for about an hour afterwards!
Apart from that - my 2 favourite vocal coaches/youtubers together, yay! That was pure joy. Thank you!
gotta say, think you're both amazing, kinda been waiting for you to do a reaction together! thank you for this wholesome shared excitement for art!
OOOOH YAAAAY!!! :D I know you'll love "Next To You" or "Follow The Light" as well :D love this
Ah so happy you're finally doing Dirty Loops! I love Julia's anticipation knowing what's coming and Elizabeth's reaction and breakdown was spot on as usual...
Love seeing a happy Julia, and Elizabeth digesting what she's hearing.
Hope we get "Follow the Light" - the last key change is so insane in that song.
Don’t spoil the surprise!😂
Oooohkay this is freaky ahaha, I was literally listening to Dirty Loops in the car this monring for the first time in about 6 months? And thought “man it’d be cool to see Elizabeth analyse one of their songs” 🤣❤️ looking forward to it!
WOW ... WOW ... WOW !!! I adore your channel but never thought I would see you reacting to Dirty Loops... thank you Julia for introducing Elizabeth to this amazing band. Made my day. 🥰🥰🥰
Finally!!! Dirty Loops is one of the greatest groups of this generation! Although personally, I would have chosen "Next To You" over "Rock You" as an intro, but there's really no going wrong here. Jonah Nilsson also has a solo album that is absolutely brilliant!
"Next to You" is still my favorite song of theirs.
Next to you is the best song they ever made !
I think this is a good intro to Dirty Loops. Next to you, considering it is eight minutes long, is the next level.
Great reaction. Let´s go more songs of Dirty Loops! For exapmle "Next to you"!
This is a rabbit hole absolutely worth diving down. Let's go!!!
Alice in wonderland, but everything is awesome!
More Dirty Loops please. Been waiting for you to dissect these guys.
Holy Sh**! Finally! How long have I been waiting for this!!!
You two are great together! Your mind gets blown every 10 seconds and Julia is just grooving and loving it! This the collab that we have all been waiting for so thank you both so much for making it happen :D
I have been putting off watching this video on account of the time commitment but tonight was the night and boy did I enjoy everything about this wonderful breakdown. The comments were great and the chemistry the two of you had throughout was such a perfect match for the great Loops energy. I just loved every minute of this. The two of you have given rise to a dream in me. I know it is a lot to ask but oh how I would love to hear the two of you do a breakdown of Dirty Loops "Next to You". There are many of us out here who consider "Next to You" to be Loops "Bohemian Rhapsody". With everything that implies. It is truly a band tour-de-force and I do not think Jonah vocally leaves anything out of this song. And those choruses oh the choruses and every single voice is Jonah's-do not believe what your eyes are telling you. You'll just have to watch the video to see what I mean. But and I reiterate, all voices are Jonah's. Wonderful effort you two. A delight and an education.
FINALLY!!!! I've been waiting for this for soooo long! Please check out "Next to You" at some point, his vocals are even nuttier.
Awesome, thanks for the collab, & intro to the group.. musicianship is superb w the horns included as in other songs.
Yeeeeeah finally!!!! Dirty loops is insane!! Their Adele's cover: rolling in the deep is amazing!
Please do more of their discography together. I love the way you explain the vocal aspects. Dirty Loops love is contagious and it always makes me happy to see another musician fully appreciate their genius. Would recommend “Follow the Light” and “Next to You”. ❤
YAY! They are my favorite!!! I can’t wait for you to hear their Follow the Light. Soooo good!
My dream came true! I’ve been waiting for this! Thank you! Please don’t let that be the last song of them on this channel!
Besides that they are true masters off their respective instruments, (and Jonah is not even considering his voice as his first instrument) they are perfectionists when it comes to making these videos. They have said in different interviews, that it is sometimes very difficult, to remember what they did in the recorded version. Like Jonah's totally insane run in "Hit me", that was a onetime-recording. They are absolutely amazing from all perspectives.
And I mean this in the best possible way.... NEEEEERRRRRDS! :D
It's amazing how you amplify each other's enjoyment in the technicalities of music. A joy to watch!
I only started watching Julia a few days ago, and now you guys make videos together?? And you're analyzing/reacting to one of my favorite bands of all time??? You guys are amazing! You two nerding out with each other is so much fun to see. I can't wait for more!
Thank You, Elizabeth and Julia, for this amazing video/analysis! You both were Fun & Fantastic!!! 💙
I'm loving watching y'all to vocal nerd out about this, and the look on Elizabeth's face throughout the whole thing was awesome.
Love the ending outtakes!!! More Dirty Loops with Julia!!!!!
Dirty Loops are cookin' with gas. They have so many great tracks. One of my favs, which is very underrated, because it doesn't feature some of their high end pyrotechnics is Breakdown. It's such a slinky, sultry groove, with the drum and bass fills just subdividing the hell out of it, and with stellar vocal gymnastics on top, it's one of their more mature pieces of arrangement. The key modulation for the outro is just fantastic. Another fav is Work Shit Out, some cool jazz exploration on that, with a great drum solo. Follow The Light is also awesome. When it comes down to it, I can't complain about anything they've done, it's all good. These guys are all masters on their respective instruments, they all understand melody, harmonic complexity, rhythm and complex subdivisions of it, they understand arrangements, they know how to impart emotion into it all, and nuance is second nature to them in every aspect of that. I don't know what else you could ask from professionals than that. It's also crazy that Julia love Dirty Loops so much yet, she hasn't reacted to them on her channel, at all.
I saw them live this summer and I can assure you that Jonah's voice is CLEAN live as well!
Oh man, Elizabeth going down the dirty loops rabbit hole hopefully. Def gotta check out one of their first big hits (to my knowledge) Hit Me. Jonah has some of his best runs in that one, in my opinion
My oh my. I am having so much fun watching the two of you have so much fun listening to Dirty Loop’s have so much fun preforming this song. Thank you I needed this after a long day at work. And thank you for introducing me to Dirty Loops I think they have a new fan in me.
Oh my goodness, just when I thought I'd exhausted all the good DL reactions on RUclips, one of my favorite vocal reactors discovers them in a COLLAB? I'm just mad it took YT three whole days to recommend it to me. Great stuff, both of you!
OMG I’ve been waiting for you to discover them!!!!!!!! Classically trained musicians are AMAZING!
And and and…. We LOVE Julia!!!
Great reaction video! Much more substance than most reaction videos!
I would love to see a reaction on "Next to you" by Dirty Loops! It's an amazing song, and a mindblowing thing in that song is that Jonah is doing ALL the vocals. He made his own qoire with about 20 layers or something. :)
I would also love to see a reaction on Breakdown. Jonahs vocals is amazing in that one as well.
Yeah theres definitely Michael Jackson influences in there, but also.. Theres a little Stevy Wonder in there too in some of his jamming. He flows along with his music, just like Stevy does.
I found Dirty Loops via their Rolling in the Deep cover. To me, Jonah had elements of Stevie Wonder going on in that one. Instant fan. Love them, they are top notch musicians who can really lay down a funky groove.
This comment is on the verge of saying "One or both of you ladies should do a Stevie Wonder analysis" 😜
That was amazing! Two of my favouritest reactors reacting one of my favourite bands! Løve it!
You both should do some of these with a percussionist. I am constantly amazed at how both of you pick out drum/bass elements that complement the vocals to create an effect!
Just from the preview I can already tell we are in for a treat of epic proportions with Elizabeth and Julia! Seatbelt has been engaged for the ride of a lifetime!
This was phenomenal! I’ve loved Dirty Loops for years and have tried to get friends into them but to a non-trained ear often they feel it’s too busy.
Here’s hoping you’ll do more! Hit me, Next to you, Rolling in the deep, Work shit out… they’ve got tons of tasty aural candy!
Hmm. I never heard of this band before. I love what I hear. I will definitely be checking them out.
I’m so glad you got to Dirty Loops! Definitely look into the song Follow The Light from their collab with Cory Wong.
I love Follow the Light too. I’d like her to check out Next to You as well.
I love each and every song they have done. He gives me Michael Jackson vibes and their cover of Thriller is brilliant!! Cannot wait.
Thank you very much, ladies! You have made me aware of DIRTY LOOPS and thus broadened my musical horizons. Enriched!
Hit Me and Next to You are a must.
Black and white "Hit me"
Damn, they sound amazing. I've heard of them before, but this is the first time I've heard them. I might have to check them out.
Also, great collab! Always nice to see Julia's amazing smile 😃
Finally Dirty Loops! Elizabeth you gotta check out their song ''Hit me'', that end vocal run is insane.
It's exciting to you you and Julia reacting together. I record your reactions, and absolutely loved how you both fan girled listening to each other breaking down this song. Love it, love it, live it. Keep up the fantastic work
Ooooo, this is my guilty pleasure.... My favorite ladies with a music reaction!!!
Finally!!!! Have suggested them for like 2 years already! :D Now you just have to do all the other DL songs!
Yes Merrax! ☺️👍👍👍
Long time viewer first time reply guy just wanted to say that Dirty Loops absolutely kicks ass, I saw them live a couple of months ago and it was amazing
back again.. i love how much fun you both have with Jonah's singing and I feel julia's pain with the track being interrupted... Do more Dirty Loops! :-)
omg I watch both of you. This is WILD that you're both collaborating on a vocal analysis together. This is really cool!
Over the last couple of years I've been watching a lot of DL reactions, Snarky Puppy reactions and then Angelina Jordan reactions which got me to "VocalCoachTube" and I've always wondered how Jonah would be received/considered vocally by those who know what they are talking about (not me). I'm really glad you both think his voice is amazing and it's been an absolute joy to "be" both you as the "new listener", Julia as the mad friend having just the best time introducing this amazing band to her friend and me watching you both have these experiences. Peak reaction. End-boss reaction. Epic.
Yes!! ☺️
What an erudite analysis. Blitzed all other reactions I have seen. I am 73, and they are my favourites. I know some people who saw them in Australia when they toured as the support act for Maroon 5.
I like Maroon 5, but my people reckoned Dirty Loops ourweighed them. As musical nerds, you two are sublime.
I also get a Stevie Wonder vibe from some of this.
Yeah very much so…. 👍
I enjoy both your channel and Julia's. This was a great collaboration. I would love to see you two do more together.
I've been following them for more than 10 years and saw them live. As a jazz musician I really appreciate how they, with all their incredible talent and musicianship, give the listeners a kind of pop experience.
Watching you two nerding out about music is just really great.
My two favourite reactors and my favourite band! WOW! You are so delightful together. As Elizabeth has said, "I love, love, love it", and as Julia has said, "dang!" ♥ ♥
Oh wow, Elizabeth and Julia goodness? Will all regular Julia’s feature in this reaction? Wouldn’t be Julia’s if caption Julia didn’t make a visit..
Unfortunately no. The other Julia's were in the kitchen mixing drinks with Kirk. They missed this one, BUT! They'll make an appearance in the other videos Julia and I recorded that will pop up on her channel!
@@TheCharismaticVoice might be a good thing, heard some of the Julia’s can be mean. 🤣
Finally..! These 2 super cool women + Dirty Loops!
Love seeing you discover Dirty Loops! You should definitely check out their Work Shit Out and Next To You videos, as well.
On a completely different and more intimately vocal-focused vibe, though, I'd really love to see your reaction to Azam Ali.
O Euchari, O Felix, A Chantar M'er, or O Vis Aeternitatis, in particular.
I would love to see your reaction to their song “Breakdown”. I feel like that song goes under the radar but has some amazing vocals,a great slow groove, and is just a gorgeous song.
Not one of the songs I requested for this epic Collab, but I am looking forward to it!!!
We recorded a few. What were you hoping for?
@@TheCharismaticVoice"Just a phase morning view sessions" By Incubus (I've commented for a long time you will love that entire performance setting!) And I have been curious for you and Julia to react to something from Infected Rain they only have the one vocal one take, but studio recording I would love for you to do are " November" "Hysterical Watches" "fool the gravity" " postmortem pt.1" anything really! Thanks to you and Kirk for all of the amazing work and sharing your time with us!
@@TheCharismaticVoice The "morning view sessions" concert was really something special. The worst part is they did some fantastic changeups to the arrangements on some of the songs. It almost like you should pick some of the songs in that session and one song at a time do a dual video where you react to the studio version followed by the morning view session version. Brandon Boyd is definitely a voice you've been missing! My list would be "just a phase", "Mexico","the warmth", "pardon me", "Stellar".
with how much you enjoyed this i REALLY hope you do "follow the light" too. that's the song that got me into Dirty Loops, and it's another BANGER.
Yeah! Listen to their version of "Thriller"... 😁
Seeing Julia watch Elizabeth for reactions fully makes me understand why watching channels like this is so wonderful, it's a joy to see someone enjoy something that you love.
Amazing analysis and a delightfully heartfelt reaction.
Seeing you guys being so pumped about this music makes me so happy :)
The facial expressions are absolutely perfect!
Hadn't heard of Julia before. Shocked that there is another person out there both as passionate in their reactions as you are, AND with the ability to explain what they are hearing in a way that is so descriptive, yet easy to comprehend. Peas in a pod, you both are!
Also never heard of Dirty Loops before. What a great funky, happy 80's throwback feel. My subscriptions rose by 2 today; where will I ever find the time.
Lastly, I was having a crap day today, but between your enthusiasm and their funky grooves... now I just wanna dance. 🕺 Thank you!! 🥰
Julia has always been one of the best. And actually there’s a lot out there that are equally good. Check out the fairy voice godmother next, lol.
@@Rosannasfriend
Lol! Stop. Please. I don't have that much free time! 😄 Lol!
What a treat! I haven't seen the two of you together before! This is a year old. I tuned in to hear more of this group (they're new to me). GREAT chemistry between you, and great analysis and descriptions! The group is FIRE! Love the percussion. Between the drummer and the bass player, they are incredible! Vocals? WOW!! All around excellence! I'm definitely going to look into these guys more!! In addition to the influences you mentioned, the horn fills and accents give me MAJOR Earth Wind and Fire vibes!
This is the serotonin hit i needed today...Julia living all of our dreams by being in the room, seeing Elizabeth react live and getting to explain the band/context
You girls totally nailed this song breakdown! Thanks for the analysis! ❤
This was such a treat seeing my two favorite voice analysis teacher in one video together. You two are so cute together! This was an interesting band, in a way the music reminded me of the band Infectious Grooves (but they're harder and no synth and the singer if from Suicidal Tendencies, but the bass grove kind of sounds like them and the drums a little. If you listen to them the song "Back to the People" is a good start, its mostly instrumental. I know you like doing voice, but this song I think shows their grooviness the best. "Theropy" is good if you want to hear a song with more lyicts, it has Ozzy as a back vocal.
Oh Yeah! I was introduced to Dirty Loops a few months ago. OMGoodness they are Top Notch and having SO MUCH FUN!