This is the second last song , part of a larger work called " The Ninth Wave". It's about a woman shipwrecked and floating in the sea , drifting in and out of consciousness. Hello Earth is about her having an out of body experience and looking down on herself adrift. It's just before she's found and rescued , which is depicted in the final album track. A masterful piece of songwriting and executed with skill . a daring and unusual song that only a genius like Kate Bush could pull off. The whole of "Ninth Wave" is my all time favourite piece of music. 🤘🏻🔥
@@InAVeeCoop The Ninth Wave is an entire album side. It starts with Dream of Sheep where she is in the water. And the first lyrics are "little light shining" referring to a light on her life jacket. So this tells one part of the story. Review Dream of Sheep.
@@InAVeeCoop It’s almost like making your way through a symphonic experience. The whole _Hounds Of Love_ album is worth listening to in one go as it hangs together so _incredibly beautifully_ . What an absolute treat you have ahead of you. 🖤
Awww, that Georgian folk song is my favorite part. She didn’t write it. It’s a masterful performance of a very famous Georgian song. It tugs at so many emotions and the way she embeds it within her song is so masterful. I think you might get the Georgian part of you hear it as part of the context of that second side of the album. Somebody wrote that these aren’t songs, it’s art... I agree. It’s like dreaming. She harnessing the power of emotional ambiguity that music has like a sorceress.
Haha you got the Kate bug. Got it mself 20 years ago. Aquired taste. Music for musicians. Loving it still. Check out her song the wedding list from the dreaming. There is a live version.
Thats the whole point of the gregorian vocal is to lull you into a calmness that you are suddenly woken up from with the first note of Morning Fog the folloeing and final track which is a new awakening after the nightmare shes just been through. You can be sure there is a reason for everything Kate does. And if youd let that song play through and heard The Morning Fog take flight you would have totally understood it.
Tiefer, tiefer Irgendwo in der tiefe Gibt es ein licht It's hard to know though without listening to the whole album through as one piece, you lose the story when you listen as if they are simply individual songs, I can see why its easily missed
This is from her own opus, "The Ninth Wave"that I was telling you about, this is toward the end of a seven part masterpiece...you REALLY gotta hear the whole thing. It is seven songs strung together. It deals with the idea of drowning. Stranded at sea, trying to stay awake to keep from drowning. There is beautiful traditional Celtic myth woven in. The depths of the sea are the depths of the Collective unconscious ....the whole epic is a journey into those depths.....Yikes!! Superb...
She's the director to movies in your mind / been a kate fan since late 80s / hounds of love 1 of my fave albums of all time/ glad your getting into her stuff
This is my favorite Kate Bush song. It’s long and complex. And just beautiful. Me. Bush’s vocals in this song always give me goosebumps. Thank you for playing it. (I wish you hadn’t cut off the end of the song. The German at the end of song makes an excellent final touch.)
Modern music conditions your brain to think of “songs”. This track isn’t a song...it’s more of a “work of art”, you don’t listen to her music you feel it. This is more of a soundtrack that conjures up images and deep feelings. It gets better the more you listen to it. Initially I wasn’t keen on the male choir because it’s weird and different but gradually you’ll come to appreciate it’s brilliance too.
Excellent description. I also never initially liked the choir part but after many listens it’s grown on me. I sometimes listen to this song in bed late in night when I’m half asleep and it really takes me to another place. It’s not a song, it’s more an ethereal experience.
@@InAVeeCoop I checked out the playlist but I'm not seeing what Michael is suggesting. The entire side B is a suite that "consists of seven songs that tell the story of a young woman adrift at sea, drowning, waiting to be rescued", intended to be listened in specific order. It's beautiful, intentional and moving (makes my soul sing). When you get a chunk of time, put the headphones on, lay down, close your eyes and immerse yourself; I don't think you'll be disappointed! (Song order: And Dream of Sheep; Under Ice; Waking the Witch; Watching You Without Me; Jig of Life; Hello Earth; The Morning Fog)
To follow up - first, thank you for reviewing this - I just went back and listened to the entire Ninth Wave for the first time in a while and today, of all days, at this moment, it's even more moving. If you're interested - there's a blog out there by a guy named Jeff who wrote a great summary of the Ninth Wave: ohbythewayblog.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-ninth-wave-by-kate-bush.html
"I am gonna fall asleep" - Well, they ARE trying to sing the whole earth to sleep in that part of the song, so I guess you got the message :) He ninth wave is supposed to be heard in one sitting and this is the transition to the next part "the morning fog" where it awakens again. Nowadays people don't listen to albums in the right order, so you seldom see this kind of story progression from song to song. And certainly not in 8 mins reaction videos. Ant that is a bit sad; I would love one hour reaction to whole albums or concerts.
@@InAVeeCoop Yes, because traditional media is becoming bite sized. But it is also true that more and more people are seeking out long format content. Podcasts, interviews. Many people will happily watch a 3 hour Joe Rogan interview or a 5 hour playthrough of a game. This is because people are starved for relationships, and "hanging out" with a youtuber for an extended period is just nice and familiar. I wish reactors would experiment more with longer content.
Great to watch your reactions. Agree with many who have said here this is part of a suite of songs and deals with some themes around drowning. She first came to uk public attention in the late 70s but many of the early songs (not this) she wrote in her early teens. If you can go back and watch the progression it makes sense. Speaking from self experience she had a song for every emotion I've ever felt dealing with many turns in my life and one in particular that did not go well from being violently attacked and having no one to talk to about it till 4 years later. She has helped centre my soul and hope she does the same for many others xx
Hi! My name is Irridia and the first time I really tried Kate Bush was the album "The Dreaming" from there i worked my way backward and grabbed everything I could lay my hands on. Kept that up until life had other plans for my money, now I'm getting sucked back in...
Hey, stumbled across your This Woman’s Work reaction. I see you’ve done quite a few Kate vids. She’s one of my top artists.. Have to agree with those who suggest The Ninth Wave should be done as a continuous listen. It really is an entire story, and the contrasts throughout are brilliant. I’ll be watching more, love the spirit you bring to these.
@ 1:50 you’re correct the movie is nosferatu which she sampled for this song.. type in “nosferatu, Kate bush sample” here on RUclips to find it.. incredible.. nosferatu is an early Dracula film.. she is incredible.. I’m about your age too and discovering Kate bush had been an incredible journey..especially when you read her lyrics which she recently published into a poetry book..
Jules Petyt I wasn’t a fan of The Red Shoes when it was first released in 1993 but now.....beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. “Have you ever seen a picture of Jesus laughing. Do you think he had a beautiful smile? A smile that healed?”
You're a favorite of mine! Thanks for your open spirit. You should definitely watch ANOTHER DAY video from her Christmas special with the maestro Peter Gabriel
I know you were told to stay away from the big tracks for a while, but you're missing out on The Big Sky (the best version is The Meteorological Mix btw)!
Ok, I'm now a subscriber and I love you! (but change that smoke alarm battery! 😂) I fell in love with Kate Bush when I was 17 and 18 in 1985. I immediately purchased all of her albums. Got bootleg videos and the whole bit.
Great to get your reactions. The good and the bad. Shows you’re human. I also skip over parts of songs to get back to the meaty parts. Please please please listen to Rocket’s Tail.
The chant is based on Gregorian Chant the first Christian music and chanted by monks in their monasteries. It’s a meditation on god and spiritually. If you find it boring I suggest you need to get in touch with your spirituality more. While the voices are chanting g why don’t you meditate on the earth and your place in it. Open your mind, don’t close it. It’s your loss, not Kate Bush’s.
You seem to be very young dear. But her voice is one of the greatest voices ever IMHO.And she is fantastic as an artist. Next to her is much younger singer Floor Jansen of the Nightwish.
Yeah this piece maybe has to grow on you, but as already said elsewhere, it is taken out of its context. As a songwriter you appreciate her skills. But it doesn't always come natural to her. This is what Kate said about the process of writing Hello Earth: "'Hello Earth' was a very difficult track to write, as well, because it was... in some ways it was too big for me. [Laughs] And I ended up with this song that had two huge great holes in the choruses, where the drums stopped, and everything stopped, and people would say to me, "what's going to happen in these choruses," and I hadn't got a clue. We had the whole song, it was all there, but these huge, great holes in the choruses. And I knew I wanted to put something in there, and I'd had this idea to put a vocal piece in there, that was like this traditional tune I'd heard used in the film Nosferatu. And really everything I came up with, it with was rubbish really compared to what this piece was saying. So we did some research to find out if it was possible to use it. And it was, so that's what we did, we re-recorded the piece and I kind of made up words that sounded like what I could hear was happening on the original. And suddenly there was these beautiful voices in these chorus that had just been like two black holes. In some ways I thought of it as a lullaby for the Earth. And it was the idea of turning the whole thing upside down and looking at it from completely above. You know, that image of if you were lying in water at night and you were looking up at the sky all the time, I wonder if you wouldn't get the sense of as the stars were reflected in the water, you know, a sense of like, you could be looking up at water that's reflecting the stars from the sky that you're in. And the idea of them looking down at the earth and seeing these storms forming over America and moving around the globe, and they have this like huge fantasticly overseeing view of everything, everything is in total perspective. And way, way down there somewhere there's this little dot in the ocean that is them. (Richard Skinner, 'Classic Albums interview: Hounds Of Love. Radio 1 (UK), aired 26 January 1992) The choral section, performed by the Richard Hickox Singers, is taken from a Georgian folk song called 'Zinzkaro' ('By The Spring'), which Kate heard performed by the Vocal Ensemble Gordela on the soundtrack of Werner Herzog's 1979 film Nosferatu The Vampyre. The lyric translates as: 'I was passing by the spring. There I met a beautiful woman with a jug on her shoulder. I spoke a word to her and she left, offended. I was passing by the spring.' This information was taken from: katebushencyclopedia.com
Yeah, she didn't understand that it's all one opus. She wouldn't have known without being told or researching. I was disappointed when she stopped before the end! 😢
Love Kate Bush, I had this album when it first came out and "The Ninth Wave" was one of my favourite experiences. If you love this song give Imogen Heap's "Earth" a try. Imogen is following in Kate's amazing footsteps and this song is ENTIRELY her voice laid down in layers. ruclips.net/video/d_BduTO0UC8/видео.html
The battery of you smoke alarm needs changing. I love Hello Earth one of Kates best songs, the first chorus of slowed down singing is brilliant and works but only in small quantities, the second chorus of slowed down singing becomes boring & drags on & completely outstays its welcome, it would've been perfect if the second chorus of slowed down singing had been kept the same short length as the fitst choris of slowed down singing.
This is the second last song , part of a larger work called " The Ninth Wave". It's about a woman shipwrecked and floating in the sea , drifting in and out of consciousness. Hello Earth is about her having an out of body experience and looking down on herself adrift. It's just before she's found and rescued , which is depicted in the final album track. A masterful piece of songwriting and executed with skill . a daring and unusual song that only a genius like Kate Bush could pull off. The whole of "Ninth Wave" is my all time favourite piece of music. 🤘🏻🔥
MrMikeywilliams yes!!! Everyone is talking about the ninth wave. I have it on my list. I got to watch them
Or is she rescued...?
@@InAVeeCoop The Ninth Wave is an entire album side.
It starts with Dream of Sheep where she is in the water. And the first lyrics are "little light shining" referring to a light on her life jacket.
So this tells one part of the story.
Review Dream of Sheep.
@@InAVeeCoop It’s almost like making your way through a symphonic experience. The whole _Hounds Of Love_ album is worth listening to in one go as it hangs together so _incredibly beautifully_ . What an absolute treat you have ahead of you. 🖤
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Awww, that Georgian folk song is my favorite part. She didn’t write it. It’s a masterful performance of a very famous Georgian song. It tugs at so many emotions and the way she embeds it within her song is so masterful. I think you might get the Georgian part of you hear it as part of the context of that second side of the album. Somebody wrote that these aren’t songs, it’s art... I agree. It’s like dreaming. She harnessing the power of emotional ambiguity that music has like a sorceress.
Yes. Agree 100%. It all hangs together so perfectly. But I didn’t get that at first when I first experienced the magnificence of KB. 🖤. 🖤
I never even imagined that the male chorus might be the Earth. That's insightful.
Nor I, and I love her idea so much.
The choir part was used on the movie Nosferatu starring Klaus kiinski.
Amazing artist no one in her universe
agreed!
Watching you listen to this song I've loved for so long for the first time filled me with so much joy. You have a beautiful spirit.
some many people do not see the beautify, the horror, the emotion and meaning in peoples work. You have a soul and you are awake. amazing
Haha you got the Kate bug. Got it mself 20 years ago. Aquired taste. Music for musicians. Loving it still. Check out her song the wedding list from the dreaming. There is a live version.
Thats the whole point of the gregorian vocal is to lull you into a calmness that you are suddenly woken up from with the first note of Morning Fog the folloeing and final track which is a new awakening after the nightmare shes just been through. You can be sure there is a reason for everything Kate does. And if youd let that song play through and heard The Morning Fog take flight you would have totally understood it.
Tiefer, tiefer
Irgendwo in der tiefe Gibt es ein licht
It's hard to know though without listening to the whole album through as one piece, you lose the story when you listen as if they are simply individual songs, I can see why its easily missed
This is from her own opus, "The Ninth Wave"that I was telling you about, this is toward the end of a seven part masterpiece...you REALLY gotta hear the whole thing. It is seven songs strung together. It deals with the idea of drowning. Stranded at sea, trying to stay awake to keep from drowning. There is beautiful traditional Celtic myth woven in. The depths of the sea are the depths of the Collective unconscious ....the whole epic is a journey into those
depths.....Yikes!! Superb...
She's the director to movies in your mind / been a kate fan since late 80s / hounds of love 1 of my fave albums of all time/ glad your getting into her stuff
Ron paizley I was born in the 90s so I’m grateful for this platform to teach me about who she is and what she is about
I love this ode to our beautiful planet, our precious Earth, our Mother that we abuse so much.
This is my favorite Kate Bush song. It’s long and complex. And just beautiful. Me. Bush’s vocals in this song always give me goosebumps.
Thank you for playing it. (I wish you hadn’t cut off the end of the song. The German at the end of song makes an excellent final touch.)
"I love how she's letting the earth talk".... :) mic drop comment.
Ninth Wave is possibly my number one death-row-last-album choice... it's just SO damn beautiful 😏 🇬🇧
Modern music conditions your brain to think of “songs”. This track isn’t a song...it’s more of a “work of art”, you don’t listen to her music you feel it. This is more of a soundtrack that conjures up images and deep feelings. It gets better the more you listen to it. Initially I wasn’t keen on the male choir because it’s weird and different but gradually you’ll come to appreciate it’s brilliance too.
Yes. Agree 100%. It all hangs together so perfectly. But I didn’t get that at first. 🖤
Excellent description. I also never initially liked the choir part but after many listens it’s grown on me. I sometimes listen to this song in bed late in night when I’m half asleep and it really takes me to another place. It’s not a song, it’s more an ethereal experience.
Wow. First time I've ever seen anyone react to my favorite Kate song! TY for doing this and bringing this most beautiful song to more ppls attention.
awe. Thank you for listening
You did Hello Earth! How cool. Thank you so much!
In a crowded field, this is one of my favourite KB songs. What a goddess. 🖤
Yes it's Tsintskaro it's a Georgian chant and it was in a remake of Nosferatu about 15 years ago.
Thank You for taking the time, haha I should have guessed you wouldn't like the Georgian choir. Rocket's tail was a better option I think.
Yep Rockets tail
I absolutely love this song by Kate
You should do a reaction to The Ninth Wave, the whole side B on the album that this song is from. All of the songs run together and tell a story.
Hey. I have a playlist where I reacted to all of the songs after I did this. Check them out and let me know your thoughts.
@@InAVeeCoop I checked out the playlist but I'm not seeing what Michael is suggesting. The entire side B is a suite that "consists of seven songs that tell the story of a young woman adrift at sea, drowning, waiting to be rescued", intended to be listened in specific order. It's beautiful, intentional and moving (makes my soul sing). When you get a chunk of time, put the headphones on, lay down, close your eyes and immerse yourself; I don't think you'll be disappointed! (Song order: And Dream of Sheep; Under Ice; Waking the Witch; Watching You Without Me; Jig of Life; Hello Earth; The Morning Fog)
To follow up - first, thank you for reviewing this - I just went back and listened to the entire Ninth Wave for the first time in a while and today, of all days, at this moment, it's even more moving. If you're interested - there's a blog out there by a guy named Jeff who wrote a great summary of the Ninth Wave: ohbythewayblog.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-ninth-wave-by-kate-bush.html
Love everything about Kate Bush, her whole catalogue.
"I am gonna fall asleep" - Well, they ARE trying to sing the whole earth to sleep in that part of the song, so I guess you got the message :)
He ninth wave is supposed to be heard in one sitting and this is the transition to the next part "the morning fog" where it awakens again. Nowadays people don't listen to albums in the right order, so you seldom see this kind of story progression from song to song. And certainly not in 8 mins reaction videos. Ant that is a bit sad; I would love one hour reaction to whole albums or concerts.
Danni Feveile Börm that would be awesome. Attention spans are short these days
@@InAVeeCoop Yes, because traditional media is becoming bite sized. But it is also true that more and more people are seeking out long format content. Podcasts, interviews. Many people will happily watch a 3 hour Joe Rogan interview or a 5 hour playthrough of a game. This is because people are starved for relationships, and "hanging out" with a youtuber for an extended period is just nice and familiar.
I wish reactors would experiment more with longer content.
Great to watch your reactions. Agree with many who have said here this is part of a suite of songs and deals with some themes around drowning. She first came to uk public attention in the late 70s but many of the early songs (not this) she wrote in her early teens. If you can go back and watch the progression it makes sense. Speaking from self experience she had a song for every emotion I've ever felt dealing with many turns in my life and one in particular that did not go well from being violently attacked and having no one to talk to about it till 4 years later. She has helped centre my soul and hope she does the same for many others xx
David Oldham thank you!!! The insight is helping me. I have the ninth wave on my list so I may listen to this again
@@InAVeeCoop Thank you, keep safe and I wish you well with your discovering and song writing, Dave 😀
Hi! My name is Irridia and the first time I really tried Kate Bush was the album "The Dreaming" from there i worked my way backward and grabbed everything I could lay my hands on. Kept that up until life had other plans for my money, now I'm getting sucked back in...
Enjoying the Kate Bush journey with you thanku love an god bless x
Thank you. It has been rewarding
Hey, stumbled across your This Woman’s Work reaction. I see you’ve done quite a few Kate vids. She’s one of my top artists..
Have to agree with those who suggest The Ninth Wave should be done as a continuous listen. It really is an entire story, and the contrasts throughout are brilliant.
I’ll be watching more, love the spirit you bring to these.
Please do the dreaming by Kate bush. There is so much you haven't seen of this wonderful woman.
you need to listen to this in the context of The Ninth Wave - it's part of the whole piece
@ 1:50 you’re correct the movie is nosferatu which she sampled for this song.. type in “nosferatu, Kate bush sample” here on RUclips to find it.. incredible.. nosferatu is an early Dracula film.. she is incredible.. I’m about your age too and discovering Kate bush had been an incredible journey..especially when you read her lyrics which she recently published into a poetry book..
Listen to "Why should I love you?" Her collaboration with Prince
Jules Petyt
I wasn’t a fan of The Red Shoes when it was first released in 1993 but now.....beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
“Have you ever seen a picture of Jesus laughing.
Do you think he had a beautiful smile?
A smile that healed?”
I love you on the Kate Bush kick. You should check out the Red Shoes and waking the witch.
The movie is in your head when you close your eyes. :D
You're a favorite of mine! Thanks for your open spirit.
You should definitely watch ANOTHER DAY video from her Christmas special with the maestro Peter Gabriel
I know you were told to stay away from the big tracks for a while, but you're missing out on The Big Sky (the best version is The Meteorological Mix btw)!
I love how you love music and vibe.
Still, I'm gonna come change your smoke alarm battery. 😂 😊
Excellent video by the way
Ok, I'm now a subscriber and I love you! (but change that smoke alarm battery! 😂) I fell in love with Kate Bush when I was 17 and 18 in 1985. I immediately purchased all of her albums. Got bootleg videos and the whole bit.
You really need to review Sat in Your Lap. A much overlooked but great song and video.
I just came across that today...! Okay I will
@@InAVeeCoop - Thank you. I love your channel by the way and your appreciation of the genius that is Kate Bush.
Great to get your reactions. The good and the bad. Shows you’re human. I also skip over parts of songs to get back to the meaty parts.
Please please please listen to Rocket’s Tail.
done. i will be upoading shortly. great choice.
She uses her voice like an instrument.
The chant is based on Gregorian Chant the first Christian music and chanted by monks in their monasteries. It’s a meditation on god and spiritually. If you find it boring I suggest you need to get in touch with your spirituality more. While the voices are chanting g why don’t you meditate on the earth and your place in it. Open your mind, don’t close it. It’s your loss, not Kate Bush’s.
David South thank you for the insight 😇
It's a Russian orthodox chorale that you can also find in Werner Herzog's Nosferatu: ruclips.net/video/JdzHAKPV7dk/видео.html
You seem to be very young dear. But her voice is one of the greatest voices ever IMHO.And she is fantastic as an artist. Next to her is much younger singer Floor Jansen of the Nightwish.
Please react to Kate Bush - The Wedding List (1979 Xmas special)
YES!
You also have to do some reviews of peter gabriel....
And a duet peter gabriel and kate bush...dont give up!
Have you done a video on a kate bush song call "the man with the child in his eyes"
Yeah this piece maybe has to grow on you, but as already said elsewhere, it is taken out of its context. As a songwriter you appreciate her skills. But it doesn't always come natural to her. This is what Kate said about the process of writing Hello Earth:
"'Hello Earth' was a very difficult track to write, as well, because it was... in some ways it was too big for me. [Laughs] And I ended up with this song that had two huge great holes in the choruses, where the drums stopped, and everything stopped, and people would say to me, "what's going to happen in these choruses," and I hadn't got a clue.
We had the whole song, it was all there, but these huge, great holes in the choruses. And I knew I wanted to put something in there, and I'd had this idea to put a vocal piece in there, that was like this traditional tune I'd heard used in the film Nosferatu. And really everything I came up with, it with was rubbish really compared to what this piece was saying. So we did some research to find out if it was possible to use it. And it was, so that's what we did, we re-recorded the piece and I kind of made up words that sounded like what I could hear was happening on the original. And suddenly there was these beautiful voices in these chorus that had just been like two black holes.
In some ways I thought of it as a lullaby for the Earth. And it was the idea of turning the whole thing upside down and looking at it from completely above. You know, that image of if you were lying in water at night and you were looking up at the sky all the time, I wonder if you wouldn't get the sense of as the stars were reflected in the water, you know, a sense of like, you could be looking up at water that's reflecting the stars from the sky that you're in. And the idea of them looking down at the earth and seeing these storms forming over America and moving around the globe, and they have this like huge fantasticly overseeing view of everything, everything is in total perspective. And way, way down there somewhere there's this little dot in the ocean that is them. (Richard Skinner, 'Classic Albums interview: Hounds Of Love. Radio 1 (UK), aired 26 January 1992)
The choral section, performed by the Richard Hickox Singers, is taken from a Georgian folk song called 'Zinzkaro' ('By The Spring'), which Kate heard performed by the Vocal Ensemble Gordela on the soundtrack of Werner Herzog's 1979 film Nosferatu The Vampyre. The lyric translates as:
'I was passing by the spring.
There I met a beautiful woman with a jug on her shoulder.
I spoke a word to her and she left, offended.
I was passing by the spring.'
This information was taken from: katebushencyclopedia.com
Wow. I needed this. Thank you so much...! That link does not work for me btw
I'm sorry, here is the direct link to this information. www.katebushencyclopedia.com/hello-earth
Now...now...lol...the prolonged part is what's forward-leaning, conceptually.
I wonder how you like The Dreaming, Sat in Your Lap, Delius, and other songs of hers.
Ppsssttt....you gotta go back and listen to the very very end of the song....
I've never seen anyone do a reaction to tyka Nelson anywhere. Please listen to Paris - tyka Nelson and react it, she is princes sister.
I hope you love all of her genius , please listen to My Lagan Love ❤️❤️❤️
You must do it to MrMarrs video it is epic.
He makes the music even more intense.
Bad review man, u didnt even listen to the whole thing.
Yeah, she didn't understand that it's all one opus. She wouldn't have known without being told or researching. I was disappointed when she stopped before the end! 😢
Love Kate Bush, I had this album when it first came out and "The Ninth Wave" was one of my favourite experiences.
If you love this song give Imogen Heap's "Earth" a try. Imogen is following in Kate's amazing footsteps and this song is ENTIRELY her voice laid down in layers.
ruclips.net/video/d_BduTO0UC8/видео.html
The battery of you smoke alarm needs changing.
I love Hello Earth one of Kates best songs, the first chorus of slowed down singing is brilliant and works but only in small quantities, the second chorus of slowed down singing becomes boring & drags on & completely outstays its welcome, it would've been perfect if the second chorus of slowed down singing had been kept the same short length as the fitst choris of slowed down singing.
But I love that you are sincere.
Thank you...! I will look into your other request as well. Thank you for enjoying my honesty
Can I please suggest - Ane Brun, changing of the season
yes!!! Thank you... uploading
Could you react to Kelela- Blue light? ♥️
Alsemanche it is now uploaded. Let me know your thoughts
Maybe try some Cocteau Twins next ruclips.net/video/gziD6feMRmA/видео.html
React to Don't Speak by No Doubt
Excellent video by the way