Kishi Bashi - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- KEXP.ORG presents Kishi Bashi performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded October 18, 2016.
Songs:
m'lover
Say Yeah
Can't Let Go, Juno
Honeybody
Host: Cheryl Waters
Audio Engineer: Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Alaia D'Alessandro, Luke Knecht & Justin Wilmore
Editor: Justin Wilmore
kexp.org
www.kishibashi.com
~ Kishi Bashi is literally the best ~
i literally love this man with my whole heart, such a talented man!! live performance is 100/10, never seen one quite like it, laughed and cried all in one! beautiful guy
Thanks for having them again KEXP, these guys are fantastic!
GENIUS!!! Fascinated with every second, every sound.
Zach Galifianakis nailed this one.
HERMOSO!
Fuck they're good
The beauty of simplicity
I agree kishi bashi is fun to say, and this was an amazing session
I like the guys voice. Honest
Same
Enjoyed the performance. Definitely recommended
So unique. Lovin' it!
surprising , thanks KEXP
amazing!!!!!!
FUCK. YEAH.
Hell ya for Hendershots!!!! much love from Athens
This brings me so much joy! I can listen to this forever and tap into bliss hahahaha #iPowerKEXP
❤
anyone know what brand of melodica is used in Honeybody?
Can anyone improve the cc?
Takenobu is a part of this band?!? I love his cello work, but had no idea lol
Very good performance!
But I mast say this is not one of KEXP's best mixes.
This sound has nothing to do with Kexp, sure Suggs could´ve tune this lead singer little bit down, but this is KEXP style and I think it is Kishi Bashi´s fault that this sounds more human than CD-studio version. My opinion o_O
Yeah the vocals are not right at all, but the brilliance of everything else still shines through
Reminds me of Anathallo
Why not put some effort into the mixdown, though?
Amazing as always, wish the drum mix was lower though... He is good but it's killing the rest.
Partagé et repartagé :)
very interesting band! funny voices )
That luck on 4:36 ... Hahahahah
First
they should probably just have women join the band, and the higher parts would sound better
Agreed