Band-Maids main composer is Kanami. Miku is the main lyricist (though Saiki has been writing lyrics recently too - as in "Hate?"). You should check out their first MV "Thrill" - this MV went viral worldwide and saved the band from being dumped by their label. Miku said she doesn't write about her personal experiences in the lyrics.
Joy is primarily an emotion that I would describe that this band brings to its listeners. Musical prowess, great singing, catchy chorus, their overall likability - best band on the planet.
Saiki: "3...2...1...GO! Kanami: hold my coffee...🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶 You're right, first song the Maids wrote, which the powers that be approved. The Maids took hold of their musical direction and never looked back. A huge milestone event in the Band-Maid history timeline. PO!🕊 🤘😆🤘 Next try: "Manners" & "Black Hole" Official Live MV - a fantastic two-for to see two different sides of the Maids. "Manners" a groovy/bluesy feeling song. And "Black Hole"...a ripping chaotic ride into a black hole. Buckle up as it's their fastest song in their catalog at 220bpm. "Warning" OMV - A song to get your heartbeat "racing". "Daydreaming" OMV - Their rock ballad masterpiece and my favorite song.
Saiki-san has always been an alto but I think her range was super limited before surgery. Now, she’s able to sing higher. Her, now years, of vocal training helps too.
Uh, no. It was composed by Kanami (who is the main composer of their songs since after "Alone") and lyrics by Miku (who is the main lyricist of the band).
Saiki's voice goes pretty low on Daydreaming. (...which is awesome, btw) Saiki is an alto. Miku is a soprano and covers the high parts 95 percent of the time. If you want to check out a really awesome and heavy Band Maid song, I highly suggest----> Moratorium - Live 4K+CC (You'll be blown away!) All of their live stuff is amazing!
Saiki is using her lowest range because Kanami wrote it that way. Supposedly Saiki told Kanami the melody was lower than she could sing. Kanami essentially said don't worry, we will figure it out.
You have to look closely, but in the first few seconds of the video, you can see Saiki kick the mic stand to the floor. This was the last time she used a mic stand. Kanami wrote the song with lyrics by Miku.
KANAMI wrote lots of music for the band but, was never accepted by management until the song ALONE. Saiki's great contribution behind the scenes was her encouragement to Kanami not to get discouraged and to keep writing. Miku wrote the lyrics. Thank you, Saiki.
As replicated by MISA who doesn't like to sing if she can avoid it (But can) by lobbing the mic stand at the end of the "Don't You Tell Me" MV. That means her & Saiki are the only two to have both chucked their mic stands & both been barefoot on stage at the same time.😁
No miku lyrics and kanami the humble genius composed the music let's get it right wow you need to apologize asap it doesn't take much KANAMI COMPOSER GENIUS LEARN IT LIVE IT LOVE IT you blew it hard
Here’s a little experiment speaking of the vibe and feeling of the song, listen to the acoustic and full band versions of Puzzle and have a guess what it’s about, and did you change your mind after the second one?
@PJKsshirt the live version of Puzzle was thr first song we ever reacted to! I definitely want to revisit and compare to the acoustic version at some point!!
Saiki is/was always the lower vocals. Miku tends to thread above and below Saiki. In older songs(especially in lives) Miku emulated/matched Saiki's voice from time to time as well. Miku just doesn't have that vocal push/power that Saiki has and they've all grown into their roles more naturally
"Kanami's just losing it over there." Yep, this is what we sometimes refer to her as being taken over by Mincho (short for Kanamincho), who is like this alter-ego that makes her go berzerk often when playing. You have to love an artist that gives themselves over to the music with that much abandon. She's like a dark faerie princess of guitar. 😄 Rock on, gents!
Once they were left "Alone" by their record / management companies to create what they wanted, well, look what they did. Alone's somewhat sad, heavy, yet empowering story (topics Miku's known for writing about), against Kanami's up-tempo, complex, yet rockin' music, is quintessential Band-Maid. BAND-MAID is an important influence and contributor to the music industry with a continuous, growing worldwide fanbase. But to me, they are just the best sounding, best writers of hard rock music, and the most fun, joyous group of musicians to come along since the Beatles, imxo! Thx, Nathaniel and Casey!
they are savvy - 'alone' was released on valentine's day. no cheap grace with miku's lyrics. i think there is some kind of effect on saiki's voice for the verses - someone more knowledgeable than me can tell you what that is! this is a wonderful live song esp when the crowd joins in for the whoah oh... sections... kanami is a songwriting genius across many sub-genres within rock genre as a whole.
May I suggest Band Maid YOU ( live )
You're never alone when you have Band-Maid. ,🤘
Yeah, lyrics from Miku. Kanami’s music.
Band-Maids main composer is Kanami. Miku is the main lyricist (though Saiki has been writing lyrics recently too - as in "Hate?"). You should check out their first MV "Thrill" - this MV went viral worldwide and saved the band from being dumped by their label.
Miku said she doesn't write about her personal experiences in the lyrics.
BAND-MAID used to drive my misogynistic boss crazy, so guess what to the top of my playlist!
Joy is primarily an emotion that I would describe that this band brings to its listeners. Musical prowess, great singing, catchy chorus, their overall likability - best band on the planet.
Saiki: "3...2...1...GO! Kanami: hold my coffee...🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶 You're right, first song the Maids wrote, which the powers that be approved. The Maids took hold of their musical direction and never looked back. A huge milestone event in the Band-Maid history timeline. PO!🕊 🤘😆🤘
Next try:
"Manners" & "Black Hole" Official Live MV - a fantastic two-for to see two different sides of the Maids. "Manners" a groovy/bluesy feeling song. And "Black Hole"...a ripping chaotic ride into a black hole. Buckle up as it's their fastest song in their catalog at 220bpm.
"Warning" OMV - A song to get your heartbeat "racing".
"Daydreaming" OMV - Their rock ballad masterpiece and my favorite song.
Love that you notice more after the docs!
Chronologically, "Alone" is Band-Maid's fourth single and also the first song composed by them that was included on an album.😎
Saiki-san has always been an alto but I think her range was super limited before surgery. Now, she’s able to sing higher. Her, now years, of vocal training helps too.
Saiki threw away the mic stand in first seconds = finally free, finally we are free to do our own stuff 🔥❤️🤘
Milestone!!!!!
💜💛❤💙💚
Uh, no. It was composed by Kanami (who is the main composer of their songs since after "Alone") and lyrics by Miku (who is the main lyricist of the band).
Saiki's voice goes pretty low on Daydreaming. (...which is awesome, btw) Saiki is an alto. Miku is a soprano and covers the high parts 95 percent of the time.
If you want to check out a really awesome and heavy Band Maid song, I highly suggest----> Moratorium - Live 4K+CC (You'll be blown away!)
All of their live stuff is amazing!
Killer song.
Saiki is using her lowest range because Kanami wrote it that way. Supposedly Saiki told Kanami the melody was lower than she could sing. Kanami essentially said don't worry, we will figure it out.
You have to look closely, but in the first few seconds of the video, you can see Saiki kick the mic stand to the floor. This was the last time she used a mic stand. Kanami wrote the song with lyrics by Miku.
KANAMI wrote lots of music for the band but, was never accepted by management until the song ALONE. Saiki's great contribution behind the scenes was her encouragement to Kanami not to get discouraged and to keep writing. Miku wrote the lyrics. Thank you, Saiki.
Saiki did an important statement the first few seconds in this mv. She throws her mic stand to the floor and she never uses any ever since.
As replicated by MISA who doesn't like to sing if she can avoid it (But can) by lobbing the mic stand at the end of the "Don't You Tell Me" MV. That means her & Saiki are the only two to have both chucked their mic stands & both been barefoot on stage at the same time.😁
@@GaryHolloway-810 Kindred Spirit (Po!)
@@Miffy-810-y2u Like us Maidiacs are.😌
@@GaryHolloway-810Yeah, but has either ever kicked a cymbal while Akane was playing it?
@@DarkMinchoFhtagn Good point...tho MISA probably hasn't kicked one cos it would her foot :)
No miku lyrics and kanami the humble genius composed the music let's get it right wow you need to apologize asap it doesn't take much KANAMI COMPOSER GENIUS LEARN IT LIVE IT LOVE IT you blew it hard
They said they had a lot of fun watching documentaries. And here's the result. They didn't understand anything.
@@VEGERRO No one has a perfect memory😅
They’ve claimed the songs aren’t autobiographical, but sone of them are based on the image of a strong woman who struggles with love.
It’s an emo song. THE NON-FICTION DAYS next. It’s one of their best early songs. You might be surprised at how different SAIKI sounds.
Here’s a little experiment speaking of the vibe and feeling of the song, listen to the acoustic and full band versions of Puzzle and have a guess what it’s about, and did you change your mind after the second one?
@PJKsshirt the live version of Puzzle was thr first song we ever reacted to! I definitely want to revisit and compare to the acoustic version at some point!!
@@AdventuraReacts INFLUENCER (Band Maid’s # 1 Song Both MUSICALLY and LYRICALLY😏🍻🍺🥴
@@AdventuraReacts It’s a shame Mincho doesn’t like singing more often. She harmonises beautifully with Saiki in the acoustic version.
Saiki is/was always the lower vocals. Miku tends to thread above and below Saiki. In older songs(especially in lives) Miku emulated/matched Saiki's voice from time to time as well. Miku just doesn't have that vocal push/power that Saiki has and they've all grown into their roles more naturally
"Kanami's just losing it over there." Yep, this is what we sometimes refer to her as being taken over by Mincho (short for Kanamincho), who is like this alter-ego that makes her go berzerk often when playing. You have to love an artist that gives themselves over to the music with that much abandon. She's like a dark faerie princess of guitar. 😄
Rock on, gents!
Once they were left "Alone" by their record / management companies to create what they wanted, well, look what they did. Alone's somewhat sad, heavy, yet empowering story (topics Miku's known for writing about), against Kanami's up-tempo, complex, yet rockin' music, is quintessential Band-Maid. BAND-MAID is an important influence and contributor to the music industry with a continuous, growing worldwide fanbase. But to me, they are just the best sounding, best writers of hard rock music, and the most fun, joyous group of musicians to come along since the Beatles, imxo! Thx, Nathaniel and Casey!
they are savvy - 'alone' was released on valentine's day. no cheap grace with miku's lyrics. i think there is some kind of effect on saiki's voice for the verses - someone more knowledgeable than me can tell you what that is! this is a wonderful live song esp when the crowd joins in for the whoah oh... sections... kanami is a songwriting genius across many sub-genres within rock genre as a whole.