I hate that I have to say it, but the video direction is _exceptional._ Whoever was in charge UNDERSTOOD that we want to see the playing, not constant angle changes and swooping shots. It's nearly impossible that we get a performance showcasing a player that isn't sickeningly over-done to force excitement - when the excitement is ALREADY in the content shown. So thank you!
As a camera operator I have often been frustrated by the need to over edit. It takes about 2 seconds to register what you're seeing let alone appreciate it. If a shot isn't exciting enough just get closer rather than shaking the camera and cutting every 6 frames. There, that's my beef out of the way. Thanks illitero, you stirred me up. One more thing... Ichika Nito is *totally amazing*
I.M. As a 60 years old musician (any style keyboards, guitars, bass and vocals) I am absolutely astonished by what you create... You are the next generation - you define the next generation. And I'm watching you with envy because I can't ever hope to push my boundaries so far that I can even understand what you are creating. As it should be, I suppose... Keep inspiring those around you - no matter their age - and you'll make your own future.
Ichika Nito is incredible, if you enjoy him, also give Tim Henson and the guys from Polyphia a watch and listen. They are all on the same level and incredible.
You can understand it. It seems like a lot, and it is, but if you slow it down the harmonic elements are all right there, a lot of pentatonic and arpeggios. It's just the application that is incredibly complex, the theory itself is understandable if you know music. I think this guy is incredible so I hope people don't misunderstand what I am saying. I just mean to say, this music is not unapproachable, you don't need a degree in music theory to understand and even attempt (at a much slower pace) what he is doing.
@@no_nameyouknow well said, if you pay attention to what he's doing he reveals the melody structure when he slows down. Best example is @ the 3:23ish mark. Seems intentional as the song wraps. Incredible player, tho he's applying a lot of methodically practiced tricks. It's definitely a masterclass in presentation that reveals all if you pay attention.
@@LostPilotage Just as Charles Berthoud and Bernth are collaborating now, I am more than sure that Tim and Ichika will at some point, they're two masters of a sort of ultra-genre of guitar that very few sit in.
@@aeseiri1618 There is a small part in "the eminence in shadow" where the protagonist teaches some of his subordinates the moonlight sonata and many more iirc. She proceeds to become famous for it in the world.
@@RaccoonGoon Yes exactly. And not just mastery of technique Ichika is well and truly in the "virtuoso" category it's also mastery of composition. There's a lot of "look how good I am" type guitar playing out there but he isn't showing off, the technique is simply another tool of expression, that is required for his style of music. It's pleasant to listen too, even if you don't know how insanely difficult this would be even for players that are considered a virtuoso. He and a handful of others have substantially expanded the envelope of what the instrument can do, and that is rare. It was easy in the 50s, the first proper modern solid body electric guitar and a real dedicated guitar amp capable of tones like distortion came around in 1951 with the Fender Telecaster. So back then pretty much anything was new and revolutionary, Chuck Berry sounded like Ichika today, people's jaws dropped (well not jazz musicians jaws....). Then came the 60s when technical blues playing began to be developed and mastered and combined with rock n roll and modern ideas of tones like very high levels of distortion with Jimi Hendrix. Guitar playing can be divided into before Hendrix and after Hendrix. Anything before sounds primitive and antiquated, everything afterwards sounds like Jimi Hendrix, because every single guitarist on Earth was gobsmacked and obsessed over completely relearning the instrument. In 1966 London featured graffiti such as "Clapton is god". After jamming with Jimi, who came to England and became famous there (within days) Clapton was seen trembling so badly he was unable to light a cigarette and was thrown into crisis considering giving up the instrument and often forgotten today began bad mouthing Hendrix in the press... (he said Jimi is just famous because English girls loose their minds over a handsome black man with a guitar playing loudly... he also said much worse but let's leave it at that.) Then it took another 10 years before the guitar made a major leap beyond simply improving on what Jimi had done. It was 1980 and Eddie Van Halen had just released a string of revolutionary albums that had the effect that Jimi had. Everyone realised that, no the guitar has not been fully developed in fact they can barely even play it. And so everyone was thrown into crisis, awe or both and sat down to learn how to shred. And so came the 1980s with glorious heavy metal riffs and displays of extreme virtuosity in lead guitar, everyone trying to outdo Eddie (and often forgotten Randy Rhoads). People grew so tired of this technical mastery that the counter movement came. Same as the 70s developing into complex styles of music and playing with punk reacting to that by being loud, simple and bold and rejecting both the values of mainstream society and those of rock n roll/heavy metal. The same happened in the 1990s, back to basics with grunge. From an idealistic perspective very much influenced by punk. And then it was over. Highly technical playing was ridiculed, the players called soulles and everyone accepted the guitar had gone as far as it would and everything that cam be done has been done and everyone falls into their niches of re-creating the glory days of whatever era they love. Be it the blues rock of the 60s and perfecting what Clapton did, or trying to be Eddie Van Halen and pretending it's 1984 or Grunge or whatever. But guitar driven music had largely fallen out of favour with the majority of the public. I'm grossly oversimplifying but I already turned one sentence into an essay (sorry about that) but now in the 2010s or so a new style began to emerge, again of a highly technical nature incorporating many different genres (that's how genres are often created, rock + blues + jazz and a dash of classical, add a stack of Marshalls and a distoriton pedal and yout get heavy metal). Ichika has been an integral part of this new style that has managed to appeal to even those who would scoff at an EVH style display and has begun to increase the appreciation of the average listener for mastery of the instrument and once again every guitarist who sees this thinks, wow I didn't know that was possible. I thought I was quite good but apparently I can barely play... And it always gets harder to create something new and unique since you basically have to think of something that millions during the course of a century with many centuries of classical guitar before it, never considered. I can't overstate how impressive that is and also heart warming. I've realised I can barely play the instrument and I know that I and many others will end up a better guitarist than we could have ever imagined by studying what Ichika Nito, Tim Henson and others have done with the instrument. It is now as old as the piano was during the time of Mozart. When everyone thought it had gone as far as it could. Then came Mozart later Jazz and here we are. I hope this wasn't incredibly boring and have a nice day.
@rycohen22 true but if someone wants to learn how to play this song, which I do, it's going to be hard to stay in time when putting on/off a capo in between transitions, especially if it's "live"
@@GuitarKAByou can do it with a pedal or processing otherwise in his fx chain to transpose in real time via fx. i'm sure that's what he'll do in a live situation too as it is a common feature
This will honestly be 🤩 Seeing a live concert from Ichika and being able to sit down with a blanket☺️ while being connected to my jbl box. Gonna love this!
Someone has been wood shedding, and has unlocked another level of Super Saiyan playing and compositional power. I really wish folks would stop hating on modern guitar playing as gimmicky or just a bunch of tricks. A beautiful captivating song that touches your heart is a beautiful, captivating song that touches your heart.
Just watched Bradley Halls video where calls modern guitar boring that shreds the most generic thrash metal licks he could lmao. Everyone always has something to say.
First time seeing Ichika. So into the beautiful melody coexisting with energetic vibe. I haven’t heard anything like this before. Thanks for taking me here ❤❤❤
You really are an incredible artist. The history of music is better for having you a part of it. And we're all collectively lucky to live in a time we can experience it from different parts of the world.
Hooray an early Christmas present from Ichika!! I love the new song. You continue to blow my mind Ichika ! 🎉 Edit: I would ask for tabs but it would mainly be just to see how he plays it rather than learning it 😅. Maybe one day if I practice it every day I could play this ! Ichika is a wonderful example as he shows anything is possible if you are dedicated ! He inspires me :)! Thank you Ichika !!!
WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THIS INCREDIBLE MUSICIAN IN MY LIFE!!!??? HAILS TO ICHIKA NITO FROM EL SALVADOR VIA HOUSTON, TEXAS!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The ammount of pure creativity is baffling. From the costume design and of course the music, to the amazing cinematography it just comes together to make such an amazing piece of entertainment.
The way he plays is so effortless... I can't even imagine trying to learn this or create something like this. Absolutely fucking wild Nito! Keep this shit up man. I love it!
How fucking good everything is, from the playing to the tone. Magnificent work ! Saw Ichika live in concert and it felt unreal to see him playing his tracks live, how insane the difficulty is and not even a single not missed. Truly amazing !
I would love to listen to a version without the beat, not because it sound bad, but because I'd like to hear how it sounds in that way, I´m curious about it.
I am so grateful that Rufus helped Bill & Ted pass their history presentation so that we could live in a time line where this most excellent music is possible. 🤘
Hey man, really awesome to see you doing more full songs instead of 30 second clips(which were all awesome too!) :) Keep up the amazing work and thank you for all the inspiration!
The look on your face of pure calmness and focus is amazing. You make it seem so effortless. Absolutely beautiful song. Intrusmentals are some of my absolute favorite music. And this is damn near at the top. Absolutely amazing job!
I hate to be that guy but you're right them cutting the 30 seconds it took to add (and then take off the capo) definitely makes this not live /sarcasm...It's a live performance, not an unedited one. Don't forget the "real" camera bots that were definitely not CG. Maybe we should enjoy the song and skill instead of quibbling.
This song has been stuck in my head since its release. Love it so much. Beautiful live performance, and a big compliment to the team who worked on this video and the music video for this song :) Hope, you will come back to Germany very soon!!
this is much better than the other music video. the other one i had a hard time hearing the guitar because there was so much other stuff going on. i think the best part about ichika nito is being able to clearly hear what he's doing
Ichika Nito - Metaphor (Official Music Video)
ruclips.net/video/lpPih3tTuM0/видео.htmlsi=SA-mHlhigAWtt_aI
Streaming 'Metaphor EP'
open.spotify.com/album/6jjNydMzNdcwaHeYSSu2sN?si=Up56w9euTmeH3v185p2HoA
music.apple.com/jp/album/metaphor-ep/1779673411
Where do you even find an amp like that pyramid one?
omg so amazing u are thx enjoy a amazing night much respect
Ichika, i love you
Incredible direction
Yours are amazing too
goats supports goats
would love to see Marcin and Ichika do more collabs!!
we need an ultimate gods collab Tim, Ichika, Marcin to complete de trinity
I still wanna see a song with marcin playing the electric and ichika playing the acoustic
I hate that I have to say it, but the video direction is _exceptional._ Whoever was in charge UNDERSTOOD that we want to see the playing, not constant angle changes and swooping shots. It's nearly impossible that we get a performance showcasing a player that isn't sickeningly over-done to force excitement - when the excitement is ALREADY in the content shown. So thank you!
totally agree however i hate to say that this i not a live perfomance.
Agree. The last one was exactly that. Couldn’t watch it. Best Regards and Best Wishes!
his long time friend did the direction, it’s been that way for years
As a camera operator I have often been frustrated by the need to over edit. It takes about 2 seconds to register what you're seeing let alone appreciate it. If a shot isn't exciting enough just get closer rather than shaking the camera and cutting every 6 frames. There, that's my beef out of the way. Thanks illitero, you stirred me up. One more thing... Ichika Nito is *totally amazing*
@@markkairial ♥
I.M.
As a 60 years old musician (any style keyboards, guitars, bass and vocals) I am absolutely astonished by what you create...
You are the next generation - you define the next generation.
And I'm watching you with envy because I can't ever hope to push my boundaries so far that I can even understand what you are creating.
As it should be, I suppose...
Keep inspiring those around you - no matter their age - and you'll make your own future.
Ichika Nito is incredible, if you enjoy him, also give Tim Henson and the guys from Polyphia a watch and listen. They are all on the same level and incredible.
Marcin too
All pushing the guitar to new heights. It’s really beautiful to witness imo
You can understand it. It seems like a lot, and it is, but if you slow it down the harmonic elements are all right there, a lot of pentatonic and arpeggios. It's just the application that is incredibly complex, the theory itself is understandable if you know music.
I think this guy is incredible so I hope people don't misunderstand what I am saying. I just mean to say, this music is not unapproachable, you don't need a degree in music theory to understand and even attempt (at a much slower pace) what he is doing.
@@no_nameyouknow well said, if you pay attention to what he's doing he reveals the melody structure when he slows down. Best example is @ the 3:23ish mark. Seems intentional as the song wraps. Incredible player, tho he's applying a lot of methodically practiced tricks. It's definitely a masterclass in presentation that reveals all if you pay attention.
@@LostPilotage Just as Charles Berthoud and Bernth are collaborating now, I am more than sure that Tim and Ichika will at some point, they're two masters of a sort of ultra-genre of guitar that very few sit in.
Crisp tempo changes, dancing fingers across the frets, spirit connection......Oh Yeah, Ichika Nito, please come to USA.
Seriously. I second this
Yes! Come to Music city aka Nashville TN!
EU second? :)
The tempo is constant.
He should definitely come to USA, agreed :D
He changed into an anime boss.
What a masterclass.
This is sooo sick brother, i love it.
Now you got me wanting a anime about an Isekai musician into a world where music is rare, powerful, and produces magic.
@@aeseiri1618 There is a small part in "the eminence in shadow" where the protagonist teaches some of his subordinates the moonlight sonata and many more iirc. She proceeds to become famous for it in the world.
need a cutscene before this where he's talking like, "the world is so full of suffering... I will end it all..."
did he already transcendenced, or does he still transpiring? one is for sure, he is inspiring.
I'll be honest, when I saw this, I really just thought, “Okay, so this is what mastery of something looks like.”
@@RaccoonGoon Yes exactly. And not just mastery of technique Ichika is well and truly in the "virtuoso" category it's also mastery of composition. There's a lot of "look how good I am" type guitar playing out there but he isn't showing off, the technique is simply another tool of expression, that is required for his style of music. It's pleasant to listen too, even if you don't know how insanely difficult this would be even for players that are considered a virtuoso. He and a handful of others have substantially expanded the envelope of what the instrument can do, and that is rare. It was easy in the 50s, the first proper modern solid body electric guitar and a real dedicated guitar amp capable of tones like distortion came around in 1951 with the Fender Telecaster. So back then pretty much anything was new and revolutionary, Chuck Berry sounded like Ichika today, people's jaws dropped (well not jazz musicians jaws....).
Then came the 60s when technical blues playing began to be developed and mastered and combined with rock n roll and modern ideas of tones like very high levels of distortion with Jimi Hendrix.
Guitar playing can be divided into before Hendrix and after Hendrix. Anything before sounds primitive and antiquated, everything afterwards sounds like Jimi Hendrix, because every single guitarist on Earth was gobsmacked and obsessed over completely relearning the instrument. In 1966 London featured graffiti such as "Clapton is god".
After jamming with Jimi, who came to England and became famous there (within days) Clapton was seen trembling so badly he was unable to light a cigarette and was thrown into crisis considering giving up the instrument and often forgotten today began bad mouthing Hendrix in the press... (he said Jimi is just famous because English girls loose their minds over a handsome black man with a guitar playing loudly... he also said much worse but let's leave it at that.)
Then it took another 10 years before the guitar made a major leap beyond simply improving on what Jimi had done. It was 1980 and Eddie Van Halen had just released a string of revolutionary albums that had the effect that Jimi had. Everyone realised that, no the guitar has not been fully developed in fact they can barely even play it. And so everyone was thrown into crisis, awe or both and sat down to learn how to shred. And so came the 1980s with glorious heavy metal riffs and displays of extreme virtuosity in lead guitar, everyone trying to outdo Eddie (and often forgotten Randy Rhoads).
People grew so tired of this technical mastery that the counter movement came. Same as the 70s developing into complex styles of music and playing with punk reacting to that by being loud, simple and bold and rejecting both the values of mainstream society and those of rock n roll/heavy metal.
The same happened in the 1990s, back to basics with grunge. From an idealistic perspective very much influenced by punk.
And then it was over. Highly technical playing was ridiculed, the players called soulles and everyone accepted the guitar had gone as far as it would and everything that cam be done has been done and everyone falls into their niches of re-creating the glory days of whatever era they love. Be it the blues rock of the 60s and perfecting what Clapton did, or trying to be Eddie Van Halen and pretending it's 1984 or Grunge or whatever. But guitar driven music had largely fallen out of favour with the majority of the public.
I'm grossly oversimplifying but I already turned one sentence into an essay (sorry about that) but now in the 2010s or so a new style began to emerge, again of a highly technical nature incorporating many different genres (that's how genres are often created, rock + blues + jazz and a dash of classical, add a stack of Marshalls and a distoriton pedal and yout get heavy metal).
Ichika has been an integral part of this new style that has managed to appeal to even those who would scoff at an EVH style display and has begun to increase the appreciation of the average listener for mastery of the instrument and once again every guitarist who sees this thinks, wow I didn't know that was possible. I thought I was quite good but apparently I can barely play...
And it always gets harder to create something new and unique since you basically have to think of something that millions during the course of a century with many centuries of classical guitar before it, never considered.
I can't overstate how impressive that is and also heart warming. I've realised I can barely play the instrument and I know that I and many others will end up a better guitarist than we could have ever imagined by studying what Ichika Nito, Tim Henson and others have done with the instrument. It is now as old as the piano was during the time of Mozart. When everyone thought it had gone as far as it could. Then came Mozart later Jazz and here we are. I hope this wasn't incredibly boring and have a nice day.
Capo'd that guitar so fast, cameras can't even pick it up live
Such a good song goddamn
It's a great song but "live performance" doesn't seem honest. There's clearly a lot of editing going on.
Live performance doesn't mean it's a one-take playthrough... nonetheless this is crayzehhhh stuff
@rycohen22 true but if someone wants to learn how to play this song, which I do, it's going to be hard to stay in time when putting on/off a capo in between transitions, especially if it's "live"
@@GuitarKAByou can do it with a pedal or processing otherwise in his fx chain to transpose in real time via fx. i'm sure that's what he'll do in a live situation too as it is a common feature
frames per second
His guitar is literally singing, dancing, and crying. Spectacular
Much love to the entire team, this is so beautifully executed
The Slow Mo Guys need to do this video on their channel so I can see what Ichika is doing
You know that's actually a brilliant suggestion
his playing always speaks for itself but CAN WE TALK ABOUT ICHIKAS FASHION SENSE ITS SO GOOOOOOOD
This will honestly be 🤩 Seeing a live concert from Ichika and being able to sit down with a blanket☺️ while being connected to my jbl box.
Gonna love this!
Once in a millennium, an artist emerges that defies human understanding, and all we can do is be thankful we were present to witness. 🙏
That was world wide dominance of most guitarists. Amazing to see how far you have come and your video looks phenomenal!
🤘
楽しみすぎる
This is absolutely insane, love the aesthetic
目を閉じてメロディーラインを意識しながら一音一音に集中して聴く方が凄さが分かりますね。一音一音へのこだわりが物凄い。
Someone has been wood shedding, and has unlocked another level of Super Saiyan playing and compositional power. I really wish folks would stop hating on modern guitar playing as gimmicky or just a bunch of tricks. A beautiful captivating song that touches your heart is a beautiful, captivating song that touches your heart.
Just watched Bradley Halls video where calls modern guitar boring that shreds the most generic thrash metal licks he could lmao. Everyone always has something to say.
@ SMH. Is it really that hard to just listen and enjoy music?
First time seeing Ichika. So into the beautiful melody coexisting with energetic vibe. I haven’t heard anything like this before. Thanks for taking me here ❤❤❤
Dude, Polyphia! This Ichiko track is closest to "Yas", then try "40oz", then "Playing God". Enjoy.
テンポの早い曲でも、音の一つ一つが丁寧で繊細だなと感じました。
You really are an incredible artist. The history of music is better for having you a part of it. And we're all collectively lucky to live in a time we can experience it from different parts of the world.
not just your shredding, but your visual is also stunning!
Hooray an early Christmas present from Ichika!! I love the new song. You continue to blow my mind Ichika ! 🎉
Edit: I would ask for tabs but it would mainly be just to see how he plays it rather than learning it 😅. Maybe one day if I practice it every day I could play this ! Ichika is a wonderful example as he shows anything is possible if you are dedicated ! He inspires me :)! Thank you Ichika !!!
Already a masterclasse
このEP出た当初から好きすぎて無限リピしてたので嬉しい！！
やばすぎて吹いたわｗ 凄すぎる
New final fantasy??
final fantasy 17 protag's design goes hard
毎日聴いています。
いちかさんの音が本当に大好きです。
繊細だけど暖かくて優しくて、でも何処か寂しくて・・・そして前進する力強さを私は感じます。前向きになることができます。
MV・衣装も神秘的で心を奪われます。
先日の六本木ライブも素晴らしく、次のパフォーマンスも楽しみにしています。
普段はこのような場にコメントをすることがないのですが、私の熱い気持ちをここに残させてください。これからも応援しています。
ありがとうございます
凄すぎです！
やる気貰えました！
僕もギターもっと頑張ります！
最高すぎる、、、、、本当にありがとうございます🎉
ichika looking extra pretty
Ichika has Ascended to ICHIKA levels.
Would totally hear this as a main theme for game or anime! Fantastic!
The Actual G.O.A.T
The actual "G.O.A.T." was written by Polyphia in 2018 🙂. This fine track sounds more like "Yas" with a bit of "40oz".
@skierpage I meant Ichika. Ichika IS the actual G.O.A.T.
Just amazing in every single way. Plays the guitar like an absolute god.
Sublime
Live? Wow!
WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THIS INCREDIBLE MUSICIAN IN MY LIFE!!!??? HAILS TO ICHIKA NITO FROM EL SALVADOR VIA HOUSTON, TEXAS!!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Awww you missed
Ichika is too good … I hope someday I can play half of what he plays
@kwamesaturdaymusic anything is possible as long as you practice and give it your all. Keep at it, everything is in your grasp.
@ alright .. I take hope in what you say
My favorite song by Ichika is a totally chill one called "orb". If you've never heard of him before, you should check that song out.
Already hyped up!
When your cat gets tangled up in the toilet paper roll it just destroyed! lol Very awesome tune! Love your work Ichika Nito!
The ammount of pure creativity is baffling. From the costume design and of course the music, to the amazing cinematography it just comes together to make such an amazing piece of entertainment.
The way he plays is so effortless... I can't even imagine trying to learn this or create something like this. Absolutely fucking wild Nito! Keep this shit up man. I love it!
How fucking good everything is, from the playing to the tone.
Magnificent work ! Saw Ichika live in concert and it felt unreal to see him playing his tracks live, how insane the difficulty is and not even a single not missed. Truly amazing !
What a outstanding performance!
this is what waking up and saying to your self "I'm coming for you Tim Henson" looks like!
best!
Ichika Nito this outfits giving me BLEACH vibes 🥲👑🤺
It's so reminiscent of Polyphia's "40oz". And that's a compliment.
damn🔥
This made my jaw drop, truly a master of the craft. You are amazing.
かっこよすぎる…
Incredible , you are the squarepusher of the guitar. I’m so glad I clicked l this!
I would love to listen to a version without the beat, not because it sound bad, but because I'd like to hear how it sounds in that way, I´m curious about it.
Agreed honestly
There’s some websites that allow you to split the melody and drums, they work okay and are great for practicing
The raw power might injure people. It’s safer this way.
And a more traditional guitar tone. My guess is it would sound even better.
Absolutely amazing. The creativity on display here is astounding🤘🏼🤘🏼
This is truly what the kingdom of Metaphor should feel like.
Lightning fast putting on n taking off the capo.
So beautifully creative and so much of you in your music!!! Amazing!!!
Ichika Nito, you are writing a new era of music on your guitar ❤
I am so grateful that Rufus helped Bill & Ted pass their history presentation so that we could live in a time line where this most excellent music is possible. 🤘
めちゃくちゃ美しい❤🎉日本でもいちかさんのライブやってほしいです！
jeez man - that is just freakin' insane - absolutely loved it!
Hey man, really awesome to see you doing more full songs instead of 30 second clips(which were all awesome too!) :) Keep up the amazing work and thank you for all the inspiration!
Bro honestly it is my 2nd favorite guitar piece ever, after your i miss you ofc
holy moly.... amazing... love from Chile!!!
im pregnant after watching this!
PREGANANANT???
@@chlocantplay IS MY GF PERGONATE??
@ if i have snex with my 8 month pernate, will it hurt baby head?
Your level of play is simply off the charts💥💥💥
The look on your face of pure calmness and focus is amazing. You make it seem so effortless. Absolutely beautiful song. Intrusmentals are some of my absolute favorite music. And this is damn near at the top. Absolutely amazing job!
I liked these people that said these guitarist can create riffs unusable for actual songs. This entire composition is fire 🔥
My brain is melting in the very best of ways from this!! I could only imagine the kind of magic you and Angel Vivaldi would make together...
Wow, i didnt listen to your work since many weeks and after this one im thinking: How could i almost forget about such an Artpiece like this 0.0?
My brain melted, what a piece !
I love you so much
Excelente trabajo, felicitaciones... gracias por compartir...😍
The outfit for this is incredibly whimsical, matches your playing flawlessly. Love how the mix in this is!
If you couldn't look at them would you still listen to this and be honest.
Great production quality, well deserved for such an awesome arrangement.🤘🤘
Ichika Nito looks like he's the Avatar from the String Bender Nation.
All jokes aside, keep up the amazing work/music!
Ichika legend. Some of these licks are just sick ❤
ギターのこと詳しく無いけど、めちゃくちゃ濃密な4分間だと思う
Very nice!!
Thank you for this.
Incredible ! Also looking very cosy !
Bro yes 🥺I love your work!
Once again revolutionizing the way we play guitar, another well deserved like, incredible work, thanks for being a inspiration to us all
I
FELL
IN
LOVE
real
Term: "Guitar Solo"
Will never be the same after hearing this.
Metaphor: the simplicities through which life unfurls into a complexity there of Ichika?
Clean as always, such a class of a player!
Fantastic!!!
Go man!! ❤
God damn, yet another sublime pearl...
Stunning melodies & harmonies
Tim henson: i will become an anime protagonist IRL
Ichika: hold my pick
great live performance, ichika!
Beast, The Goat🐐🤘🔥🔥🤘🔥🤘
So Sick
Like a commercial sawmill - ripping ! Face melting precision and beauty- thanks so much for sharing
I hate to be that guy, but "live performance", a capo magically appears at 1:02
I hate to be that guy but you're right them cutting the 30 seconds it took to add (and then take off the capo) definitely makes this not live /sarcasm...It's a live performance, not an unedited one. Don't forget the "real" camera bots that were definitely not CG. Maybe we should enjoy the song and skill instead of quibbling.
this song is literally insane shredding all the way through but still cohesive and easy to listen too that takes a lot of skill!!!
Really energetic runs my friend. Magnificent composition!
This song has been stuck in my head since its release. Love it so much.
Beautiful live performance, and a big compliment to the team who worked on this video and the music video for this song :)
Hope, you will come back to Germany very soon!!
this is much better than the other music video. the other one i had a hard time hearing the guitar because there was so much other stuff going on. i think the best part about ichika nito is being able to clearly hear what he's doing
My thoughts exactly, would love to have this version on Spotify