INFINITY SESSIONS

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  • Опубликовано: 7 май 2024
  • We are excited to announce a special streaming event at Roundhead Studios this coming Friday 10th May from 7:45pm NZDT, a gathering of great artists currently working in our studio. It will be a sharing of songs and tall tales with strings attached.
    Some will remember a month-long season of Infinity Sessions from August 2017 which led to the live recording of Neil Finn’s Out Of Silence album. The INFINITY SESSIONS return bigger, brighter and for the long run. Our opening night will feature Neil Finn, Jimmy Barnes, Finn Andrews, Reb Fountain, Charlie Collins and brilliant arranger Victoria Kelly who has prepared strings for the occasion.The night will kick off with a special performance from LEAO as we settle into proceedings. Don’t miss it!
    7:45pm NZST
    5:45pm AEST
    12:45am PT
    8:45am BST
    Join us at • INFINITY SESSIONS - 1
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Комментарии • 24

  • @angelasmith3332
    @angelasmith3332 11 дней назад +3

    I so enjoyed the Infinity Sessions. Bring it back!

  • @susanfraser6371
    @susanfraser6371 11 дней назад +3

    I am always up at that hour here in Vancouver, and for once there's going to be something wonderful to watch!!!

  • @MaeDJK
    @MaeDJK 11 дней назад +2

    How I love these sessions. Can’t wait until the 10th. Xxx

  • @dedetudor.
    @dedetudor. 11 дней назад +1

    Lookin' great Neil... Hero's!

  • @jeffhokit5046
    @jeffhokit5046 10 дней назад

    The infinity sessions were so memorable, looking forward to more.

  • @pattidelvillan1076
    @pattidelvillan1076 11 дней назад +1

    Love love love 💕

  • @ttandc
    @ttandc 11 дней назад

    Pure awesomeness :)

  • @susanfortunegolden
    @susanfortunegolden 11 дней назад

    Brilliant 👏

  • @ESSEXBART
    @ESSEXBART 11 дней назад

    Friday morning sorted!

  • @OurFamilyInMotion
    @OurFamilyInMotion 11 дней назад +2

    The prior Infinity Sessions that led to Out of Silence was some of the best work of Neil Finn's career.

  • @markfrancis7323
    @markfrancis7323 11 дней назад +1

    First

  • @chrisgmurray3622
    @chrisgmurray3622 11 дней назад +7

    Can't rely on the singing of hip-hop rappers...(ever)! Nothing against hip-hop,... just saying...

    • @xyzlmnop5206
      @xyzlmnop5206 11 дней назад

      I AGREE!!!

    • @tankhalffull
      @tankhalffull 11 дней назад

      Agree 100%...calling it "singing" is a stretch...

    • @shawnuel
      @shawnuel 11 дней назад +2

      I’ve never heard any rappers/hip hop artists CLAIM to be singers either, so, I don’t get the point of these comments other than to denigrate an art form you don’t understand. I think this sounds incredible. Surprisingly so.

    • @chrisgmurray3622
      @chrisgmurray3622 10 дней назад

      @@shawnuel sure it's an art form, but it isn't music, an shouldn't claim to be. It is live performance poetry with a simplified musical backing track; the focal point of the rapper is the performance end and doesn't aim to be musical, only poetic. Hip-hop backing tracks could legitimately be called "music", but belong in their own specialised catagory, like music for films, and for me, they are best not combined eith sctusl music, because it makes them sound bad in that setting. As a musician with sixty years of performance and recording behind me, I can assure you I "understand" exactly what various art forms are. I'm also a poet, but don't perform or sell my poetry, and I also paint and draw, but do that as a hobby. Perhaps you need to "understand" how various art forms differ, and can't be, or should not be casually combined in a careless, but probably attention-seeking way. I'm also an actor but don't combine that with my music, just as I'm capable of telling the difference between poetry and song lyrics. Some people like to be eclectic, and so do I, but within the same art form. Some like to try and combine art forms, like live musical theatre etc or opera, or dance with musical settings.I don't like to do this, and it is my choice to avoid it. If you like these kinds of mash-ups, of course you are free to enjoy them to your heart's desire, and you can do this and register your support with positive comments, just as I may express my disapproval of such things with a negative comment. (You'll notice however, that I didn't criticise or underestimate the "understanding" of anyone else with a personal negative comment making an assumption as to their right to have a view different from mine. I like Niel Finn's music.. always have,... but I don't like everything he gets involved in, and I don't expect him to to do only what I want. I don't have a great deal of time to follow hip-hop, but if you enjoy it, go ahead, last time I looked it was still a sort of free country. Some like fish, some like beef, and some like only vegetables, but it's their choice, and they're not necessarily ignorant just because they have different choices from yours, so rise above justifying your taste on the grounds that to choose differently is to lack "understanding". This is pretty basic stuff so I hope you can follow what I'm saying and " understand". All the best, and enjoy having a point of view, because they're like arse-holes...!everyone has one( and they're not always the same).

    • @zedfret
      @zedfret 9 дней назад

      Rapping an “art form” 😂

  • @jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897
    @jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897 11 дней назад +15

    Thats one way to Ruin a Good Song.🤣👍

    • @xyzlmnop5206
      @xyzlmnop5206 11 дней назад +4

      110% AGREE!!!

    • @AdamSmithGuitar
      @AdamSmithGuitar 11 дней назад +2

      I think its just a bit of fun, trying to include everyone who's been using his studio lately. Agree though, much better with just Neil and Tim.

    • @AJA-ie5uu
      @AJA-ie5uu 9 дней назад

      How nice is it when proper music comes back in though? 😅

  • @kypdur4746
    @kypdur4746 11 дней назад +1

    Well that didn't sound good.
    The rapper was terrible and flat.