Vocal Analysis of Shallow - Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper | Voice Teacher Reacts
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- Voice teacher Sam Johnson's reaction to and analysis of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper singing Shallow from A Star Is Born.
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I honestly don't know why I'm so obsessed with these videos. I'm not an awesome singer, I have no desire to be one; so this isn't for educational purposes. All I know is I LOVE watching him be so passionate about it. I smile every time he sings along or mouths the words.
I think you can take a lot more education from this than just technical vocal advice. I find it musically/artistically enlightening and so wholesome and inspiring.
It's just Sam's diction. He can communicate his honest thoughts kindly but truly.
Yesssss!
I feel the same! I find it interesting to hear how passionate he speaks as well! I think my perspective that anyone speaking about a true passion of theirs is interesting to me. I don’t care what it is, if you’re truly passionate you can tell and it’s so much fun and so interesting to hear about what drives people in this world!
Same! They're just so soothing.
"You can be technically perfect, but have no ability to tell a story" -Lady Gaga, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
She's just amazing.
What I find amazing about Lady Gaga is that she understands how to blend. She changes her timbre to blend with her partner. She knows how to compliment who she's singing with. It's true professionalism.
Laura Wargo that’s why I am a great fan. She is awesome
Well it helps that
They’ve sung together before. She knows what he can sound like and adjust accordingly.
@@Nazaba09 not everyone can do that, especially people who are used to singing solo. It takes a thoughtful and versatile singer.
Laura Wargo that’s why I said ‘it helps they’ve sung together before’. She’s not used to singing this song solo.
@@Nazaba09 okay...
"all that training only existed so that he could sound like him" I wish more music teachers (not just voice teachers) would remember this and teach this from day one of giving lessons. You're not trying to sound like Slash on that guitar, or like Lady Gaga while playing that piano and singing - focus on being you, and on expressing what you want to express instead. (And obviously, I'm wishing someone had told me that years ago!)
Yeah, I can relate to that too. I was attending a performing arts academy, and would have 3 singing classes on the same day, but with different teachers. The first teacher would always critisize and tell me "You haven't listened to the CD, have you? You don't sound anything like the original singer. Go home and listen to the CD over and over again until you can sing it exactly the same way as the singer on the CD."
Then the teacher in the following class would compliment me on my originality. "It's good that you are not trying to just copy the singer, but sing it in your own style, in your own voice." Maybe she was just trying to be nice, but I found it interesting, the different approaches by the singing coaches, although confusing the was they contracted each other, at first. But I preferred the teacher who told me not to copy other artists, but to find my own voice and my own way of singing.
Not everybody has something that interesting or extraordinary to tell, though. Music doesn't always have to be about telling something. Sometimes it can be just for fun and sometimes just for the sake of beauty, sometimes is just a matter of duty or work. This idea of musicians and singers being this illuminated artists is very new and it takes the focus of the music to put it on the person who does the music. I prefer to focus on the music.
@@sakuramari : I have no musical training and no talent, but i've always cringed when I hear a new singer being described as "another Whitney Houston" or whatever. To me, it sounds like the "kiss of death' for the singer because it's basically telling them they're only a COPY, and not an "original".
Word!
Only channel I don't mind ads playing. Sam's getting paid!
Same, he's so authentic and giving free genuine helpful advice and entertainment I noticed that myself as the ad started. It was my first positive experience with a commercial in awhile :)
Obviously Clint does not know the you tube system of monetizing accounts.
HELL YA, he deserves me watching the ad's
Clint Kempster you do realize youtubers get paid when they make videos right?
Clint Kempster do you know anything about adsense???
I love how you emphasize the beauty in imperfection. It's something all us Type A perfectionists need to hear on repeat. I have come to believe the beauty is in allowing the thing to exist as it is.
At the start, Bradley had literally only just got on stage, he had been coerced out of the audience for this performance. So he had no warm-up at all. He did such a good job :)
Kate Lattey I don’t believe that for a second. He was up on that stage pretty fast. It’s not like they had to beg. I’m sure it was planned.
@@Nazaba09 maybe he was hoping for it
@@Nazaba09 : I'm sure it was planned. They probably even had him come to the theater that morning and at least roughly go through it, but mainly for the purpose of getting him comfortable performing in front of a live audience NOT made of extras. i thought he seemed nervous during their performance, but MUCH preferred that to them giving a "polished" performance. AND, i really commend him for stepping out of his "safe zone" and doing it. I think a lot of actors would be too afraid of flubbing it and looking silly, so they wouldn't do it. (And, I can't say i blame them. lol). It's one thing to make a film with directors, crew, etc., and 'extras' and quite another to appear in front of a "real" live audience.
arx754 definitely. It’s like what’s always talked about in these vocal coaching videos-something can be technically perfect but emotionally missing. Bradley wasn’t technically perfect but was definitely emotionally into it.
@@arx754 It was not planned. The audience was asking for several minutes for Bradley to sing and when he agreed, Gaga jumped for joy. He went to see the Enigma show and then went to see the other Jazz show.
Come thru sincere positivity 👏 I'm not gonna name names, but there are other vocal coaches on TH-cam that "SPILL THAT HOT TEA YAS SIS" on a bad performance, and it feels like gaudy drama and gossip. Your input though feels so well informed and your intentions are clearly in good faith. Bob Ross of vocal coaching right here 👌
If you're talking about TP I get your opinion so much, even tho I really like him as a person, he's levels under other professionals on YT (Sam, for example) and he probably reached 1M followers because he collaborated/reacted to famous people.
Luísa Greggio da Silva I agree TP is sensationalizing now. He doesn’t analyze or give anything constructive anymore imo which is why I don’t understand how or why he can charge as much as he does. Idk whether he knows what he’s talking about but currently I can’t tell and it’s frustrating
Best. Compliment. Ever.
“Love the acting”
Hush Sam I want to believe they’re actually that close 😩
starsonfire 😂 they are don’t worry.
there was no acting
They are like this all the time lol
That isn’t acting lol. That’s an amazing friendship. Reminds me of Kate and Leo’s friendship♥️
They’ve both said that they are good friends so I don’t think we have anything to worry about ❤️
@@Yayomeow do You mean Kate and Peter 🤔
"Bradley Cooper's Extra Squeeze" sounds like a great headline for a gossip blog hahahaha
Camila Céspedes holy crap 😂😂😂😂thank you for this 😂😂😂
@@nadiariggs5110 You are very welcome 😉
you arguing with yourself over how great bradley and gaga’s voice are is adorable lmaoo we all agree sis
7:31 she wrote it herself along side Mark Ronson and two other producers
Thank you for the heart ❤
What i love about Brad his that his singing isnt perfect but you can hear emotion and feel the story he is telling through the words. I have seen the movie but I appreciate what I've heard and hope this isn't the last we hear him in a singing role. Mother Gaga is amazing as always - she continues to blow me away. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts always!
I love both of them. Lady Gaga was fabulous in American Horror Story. I am so glad she is doing more acting.
Boi cutting your hair short was the best decision ever😎
I liked his long hair, (I do have a thing for guys with long hair though) but I think that both styles look good :)
Have you seen the short hair/glasses combo in his conspiracy video? *drool*
Yeah he's so hot. Still single I hope? 😍
My 2005 old me misses his long hair because I love guys with long hair but 2019 likes the shorter cut 😁 ok i shut up now!
I liked it long, personally. I don't know that he cares what females think 🤔
As a mental health sufferer and who has lived through family addictions and suicides this song is literally in my soul. I adore it no matter how it is sung. Imperfection is perfection to me ❤️❤️❤️
andrea collins May god bless you
There can be 100 people in a room and 99 don't believe in you and all it takes is that 1 person to believe in you etc etc
Didn't she say that like 100 times in interviews for this movie?
NEVER BORING
I don't know what you did but it seems that your videos will get even better from now on and I didn't think that was possible
Sam Johnson is the Mr. Rogers of vocal coaching.
Sam your channel is growing SO QUICK! I'm so happy for you, you deserve it!!! 💖💖💖
Everything you said around the 10 minute mark really hit home, and sounded very familiar (painfully so)! I feel that one of the main reasons we want to sing, perform or create things is to express ourselves in some way. While a solid foundation of the technical aspects are key to be able to do that fully and opens up many more options, focusing too much on technique could develop in to being devoid of any personality or emotion, or get in the way of being able to express yourself at all; it would just be so cold and clinical. What would be the point in that? So often people pick on those who perhaps currently lack the technique to show us their personality in a more successful way, but equally it can be a hindrance to focus solely on technique. As you have said in many of your videos, it requires a balance!
Sorry for the essay, whoops. Another awesome video, thanks Sam!
I love that you give positive criticism on what they could technically get better on. Everyone is capable of improvement even masters in craft. As long as the technical issues don’t distract you from the performance itself then it doesn’t really matter in that performance. To get something truly raw and intense sometimes requires you to do something imperfect. To show the genuine feeling.
What you said around minute 10:00 really got me... that was beautiful. Was waiting for you to review this, so happy you did! Thank you. Can’t wait to get voice lessons one day!!
Totally!
Yeah was beautifully said wasn't expecting a random introspective moment here
"Everyone has inside them something very special!"
We need more People like you in this World!
I value emotional connection over technique. All through high school my favorite singer was NOT technically proficient, but his raw emotion in songs hooked me.
And a personal anecdote, one of the times I felt most accomplished musically was when a friend listened to a new song I was working on it affected him, he felt pain and sadness and desperation. And I knew I had done my job well.
9:35 “There is the potential to be great, I believe, in every single person."
You are always so supportive! you always point out the "mistakes" to teach a lesson and to make people grow, you always give solutions to problems in such a kind and respectful way, I really love that about you. it's so good to hear someone tell you that you have potential and that you just need to find a way to show it.
To me, that's what it's about: technique is a tool, a means, a way to achieve something, but definitely not an end; sharing emotions, connecting with people and creating art that is as unique as the individual you are is.
Haircut looks fresh :)
I like the facial hair too 😍
The haircut has brought out his eyes!!
Ikr he became way cuter with the shorter hair
@@user-zg6tx8el5y I think he look better with his long hair.
What made this so good was how impromptu it was and not perfect. It made it so real. You can see that they have become such amazing friends. I love singing this song and seeing the people that made it amazing not be perfect at it is much more encouraging.
Sam have you done Stevie Nicks yet? Named after a Fleetwood Mac song, I grew up listening to them. I adore your explanations and would love you to explain Stevie’s voice
Rhiannon is my FAVE.
I agree and also Kate Bush 🙃
Carola Pinkert greatawakening YES, the Great Kate!
This wasn’t her best Shallow live, the emotion of singing with Bradley + that’s the last song of the 2h show, that’s why she may seem tired...
I am a huge Jeff Buckley fan. He dipped in out of key all the time. he would hit a note flat and then raise into it with some beautiful swooning passion. His voice was utterly remarkable but it wasn't because it was a perfect voice. It was fundamentally because of his passion.
Same goes for Freddie Mercury. The adulation for him is endless but his voice was never perfect live. He sang lower harmonies because he didn't look after his voice, that didn't make his performances any less mesmerising, or his voice any less powerful.
The car analogy is spot on. To me, technique should be accompanied with great emotion. Singing is multi faceted and not just about hitting notes and ticking boxes.
The car analogy is amazing. Love your videos, Sam.
What he said actually reminded me of Ed Sheeran in “Give Me Love” towards the end of the song. How his voice sounded raspy and it kind of almost cracked too. But I felt that emotion when he was singing that line. I felt the hurt of that song. It sounded real.
Lourdes Cabrera I find that with singers who smoke. It makes their voice raspy and it can go really good or really bad. I mean, depending on how you look at it, P!nk is either an amazing singer, or cracks A LOT. 😂
@@Nazaba09 I did not know that! But since I really like P!nk, I'll just say that she is an amazing singer lol. But who really knows lol.
that's my favorite part of that song! you really feel what he's singing
What you said in the end almost made me cry. There was one time (not long ago) I performed a mandarin song in front of my American friends. And for some weird reason I actually remembered my story with the song. I associated the song with my worst part of life and the process of trying to walk out of it. I am a very technical person when it comes to singing. But I was totally overwhelmed by my own experience to the point where I had to force myself not to cry just to keep singing. And that was the night when I totally walked out of the effect of that part of my life. And also, the first time when people come to me and say things like “hey I don’t know the lyrics at all but I can totally feel the heavy emotions coming out of the song” “thank you for sharing you feeling. Now I know I am not alone”...
I think you already said the exact relationship between your emotion and technique in videos before. You want to develop a technique you can trust so that you can trust it and concentrate on the story you want to tell.
Thank you Sam, you are one of the few voice teachers on TH-cam to talk about this a lot. And I cannot get to the point I said above without your video.
Shes never boring because she is who she is! Monsters love her because she doesn't care what people think or say, she enjoys what she does and just makes you wish you were as expressive as her 🖤
You might appreciate the fact that this wasn’t planned... he was in the audience just watching the show and she called him out. So no warm up or jitters to work out.
My band and I play out every weekend. We’re successful not because we’re the most phenomenally technical musicians on the planet, but rather because we connect with the audience, they have a blast at our shows, and we make them feel good. I’m a really good singer, but not because i hit every note perfectly every night, that’s unrealistic... I’m fearless and fun and I trust my instrument, which i’ve been honing for years, and let my performance instincts take people on a ride. Some of my best vocals have come when I’ve disconnected my brain from the technical details and join in the fun. On any scale: massive international arenas, or small local rock bars, people crave palpable connective energy. There is honestly no point in making music otherwise, it nourishes souls on both sides of the stage.
Completely agree, I mean, technically it's the worst performance of the song in my opinion, yet it just blows each and everyone away by the power and chemistry those guys have. Thanks for acknowledging that, amazing analysis as always, keep it going!
I got to say you are one of the better vocal teachers on TH-cam. I find majority of the other “teachers” fake. I had a question, lately I have been reading critic articles/reviews on Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett’s Jazz album ‘Cheek to Cheek’ and in the reviews they mention Gaga’s phrasing and comparing it to Tony’s. Can you please do a video on her jazz songs such as ‘I can’t give you anything but love’ or ‘but beautiful ‘. These are her duet with Tony-Bennett and can you explain why critics bring up her phrasing. Also she has two solo on the jazz album that mentions her phrasing and the difficulties of the songs: ‘lush life’ and ‘bang bang’.
Glad you're back Sam! I'm also a voice teacher/singer and your positive outlook and phrasing is always refreshing.
Thanks so much Sam for your take on Lady Gaga as a performer. I think she’s incredible! Please do reactions on Chester Bennington. He is one of my favorites.
Chester Bennington is my favorite Male singer
Lady Gaga is my favorite female singer
I like how you lower the volume of the video when you talk so we can hear you :)
You have hit my biggest issue with singing right on the head here. To be emotive requires REALLY putting yourself out there, and not everyone is comfortable with that. I'm starting to figure out that I never have been. I AM interested in how a person might go about overcoming some of those barriers... although I suspect it's very individual, so making general comments might be hard.
I have the exact same problem. I think there are more people like us than we think, I wish Sam would make a detailed video on this!
Keep looking hun, it's worth it! All I can say, once you get there, even partly, it gets easier little by little. One of the things is, you need to accept yourself first and trust that no matter happens, YOU've always got your back. Also, try bringing the emotion first with songs that really resonate in you on a deep level, and just go for it, let yourself feel and sing from your heart. And practice, practice, practice, until you know your songs so well that if you eventually do mess up during a performance you can just write it off as a humane blunder and keep your head up high. All the best!
As a painter and sculptor I agree wholeheartedly. Technical skill is the scaffolding on which we build great art.
50 views and 56 like, that's how to break youtube!
You said the same thing about Beyoncé a while back, about how she knows her instrument and when she does that growl (which is similar to the roughness in Gaga's voice here) and goes back to sing normally right after is something that is comfortable for her. This is why I like your analyses - you explain the mechanics behind it and give a possible reason for it. If it's not too much asking, could you please analyze Brandon Victor Dixon's rendition of Superstar on Jesus Christ Superstar Live last year? Thank you so much!
Hey Sam. Would you react/analyze Boyz II Men - End of the Road (Home Free Cover) please? These fellows just keep getting better. Thank you! ^_^
I really enjoyed your analysis in this video so I would love for you to do an analysis of Home Free as well!
I've been asking for Home Free as well, and would love it if you'd react to them.
Would love to hear your analysis of any Home Free video... official or fan video, as their live shows are as amazing as their official videos.
Nightwish - Ghost love score (Wacken open air 2013)
Nightwish - The poet and the pendulum (LIVE AT WEBMLEY 2016)
Sam you have to see this performances❤️❤️❤️
Yes Sam please watch these two videos and react Floor Jensen is a goddess
I’d add Storytime and Ever Dream to that list.
Everything you said about being vulnerable and sharing yourself through your singing is everything that I find difficult about singing/songwriting. I can’t let go and let myself be me or have those difficult feelings even in my own exclusive company. But hearing you say those things made me feel that if I’m ever ready to take lessons, I’d want to have you as my teacher. You’re so understanding and I feel like you could help me love my own voice and own it.
I agree with you, 100%. There are vocalists out there who are technically pure and extremely skilled, but who are emotionless to the point of being downright clinical. And there are others - Tom Waits and Leonard Cohen are fine examples - who may not have great range or flawless skill, but the way they connect words with feeling speaks to a person in a soulful level. When a person can marry both technical skills and emotional connection, it's an amazing experience.
Bradley Cooper is an ACTOR.. not a professional singer,,,, maybe "constricted" is the word you were looking for?? Is this his first time singing live?? That makes a difference as far as him being relaxed. 6:03 "I also like her coz she sounds like a person"... really?? So you think she is human?? That's wonderful Sam.
I was there. It was incredible.
Well she acctually is a Singer and Brad took lesson for the movie and have never Done it before ☺️ .. brads voice reminds me of the voice of Mark Knophler ( dire straits.. because i belive i spelled his last name wrong )
Artist ByChoice oh my! Yes, he does sound like him. I was thinking that but couldn’t place who he reminded me of then.
Your enthusiasm is contagious. I enjoyed watching you get so happy & charged-up watching them,
I love seeing your editing progress and get more fun 😂☺️
I absolutely agree with finding value in the imperfections, I find it’s much easier to connect to the music and the Artist when their emotions come trough the music and they aren’t as concerned about being technically correct.
Amazing and informative as usual. Also totally agree, love his authentic voice. You can hear the emotions in his voice and I appreciate it so much.
Love your videos, and I love the message you shared at the 10:00 mark. It's so important not to expect perfection everytime
Again he did not said and analyzing, this cannot continue
Ha ha agreed 😂😂
Wdym?
Hahahahaha! Agreed!
Woo Woo Woo 🚨🚨🚨
Seriously laughing at out at this. What a silly yet hilarious editing.
Keep in mind they sang this song IN CHARACTER in the movie. They aren't the same people as they were portraying in the film so it'll sound a little different hearing it live months later. This comment is mainly towards Bradley
Loved that! For me, emotion always wins. Always love your enthusiasm.
Omg! Never have I ever clicked so fast! I looove your analysis vodeos! Keep up the good work!
I can't get enough of these. A TH-cam gem, you are.
Sorry if this was too much of a "You have a great voice" type of comment. :D
I love your critiques. Don't change a thing. Was feeling down on my performances and watching you always make me feel better.
Regarding tiredness in singing, I wanted to ask a question. I recently saw an interview with one of my favorite singers (Floor Jansen from Nightwish, ex-After Forever, ex-Revamp), and she said that the thing that pulls her through long shows, rigorous touring and even throat viruses, is muscle memory. She explained that if she’s trained herself enough on a song, specifically on a really crazy climax of a long sustained high note, muscle memory will pull her through, even though the worst conditions (and in truth, she never Fs up that climax, I heard her crack a little on it once and immediately fix it).
While I understand the concept of muscle memory in sports, it’s a little crazy for me thinking on it regarding singing. Could you please explain that concept?
And as always, love your videos! So incredibly informative and fun!
Muscle memory is at least as important in singing as it is in sports.
@@Ignasimp I understand that. But I'm assuming it works in a different manner than in sports. That's what I'm asking about.
@@rotemp5838 it's similar to the technical training of a sport. Not like the muscle and cardio training.
"Today I am going to be reacting to ... Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper"
... Sam.. :( What about " and analysing", Sam? WHAT ABOUT " AND ANALYSING " :( :(
It's my favourite part
She is a trained singer, he is an actor. He is better than most, she is darn good. Luv your stuff man, thanks.
You are a phenomenal teacher and your encouragement for singers to sound like themselves hit me very close to home. I'm nothing close to a professional, but I've been singing as a hobby since I was a child. When I was younger, my goal was to imitate Mariah Carey, Kelly Clarkson, Jewel, or some other singer. If I could sound just like them, I would consider myself successful (imitating famous singers is also a separate hobby of mine). I stopped liking my own singing voice, and eventually, lost my ability to even recognize whether my voice was mine or someone else's. Could you possibly make a video on exercises you can do to find your own voice and stop imitating the way famous singers sing?
Hearing little imperfections make these singers, who are idols or role models to so many people, human again. It makes the setting and everything about the performance just more real, which is great.
If all you ever listen to is produced music, and you're trying to sing and sound like them or learn from them, you're always comparing yourself to something artificially corrected. It's a little more of an unrealistic standard. Nobody is "perfect", and that's okay!
“It wasn’t perfect, but it was emotive & fine...
I FIND VALUE IN THISE IMPERFECTIONS.” 🙌🏼
Sam Johnson, you give me SO MUCH HOPE
in learning to develop my own voice! 😃 ♥︎ 🎶
Literally I was watching Rebecca Vocal Athlete and same reaction video, just her video was ended I came faster hear!
As someone who is obsessed with music theory and teaches music I have to say emotion is way more a part of music than technicality.
I have always taught my students that we learn the rules of music so that we know exactly how to BREAK them and express whatever it is you need to express.
I am passionate about music theory and the science behind it but I don’t think that you have to choose one or the other. I’ve heard performances from people who don’t know a lick of music theory and it’s so powerful, but I watch people who do know music theory explaining how much love they found in a piece and worked through it.
Music IS emotion and feeling I don’t think it’s possible to unmarry the two
I love your comments about the imperfections, it's why I love seeing live music! I would love to see you reacting to Kelly Clarkson- Her and John Legend just did a live duet that would be really interesting to hear you analyse.
You teach academic vocabulary in context like a perfect teacher. I just learned what the words “post production,” “inears,” and improvisational” mean all because you understand teaching and learning so well.
Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam please
Nightwish - Ghost Love Score
Nightwish - The poet and the pendulum
Both with Floor Jansen please! Please!
Love your videos!
Something my mother used to say to me before I hit the stage was "Remember, there are great singers, then great performers, but be a great entertainer" It always put me at ease that I didn't have to be technically perfect. Go out there, be yourself. I agree with you. The lessons and the tech are the foundation. It's what you bring to the song that makes it great.
This is also the first time they performed live together and with this song. I personally thought it was extremely moving. I just honestly love this song and duo regardless haha
Lyrically and melodically music speaks to most people on a subconscious, emotional level. When we watch live performance even outside of an environment where the performer is required to convey more than just the music, i.e theatre, we still expect an emotional connection between the performer and the music. It doesn’t matter if a singer is performing lyrics about a life changing event they experienced or their neighbours cat! Sam you are 100% correct. We are not mechanical, we are beautifully imperfect, emotional beings and any expression made in that vain is raw, honest and ultimately perfect!
Hey Sam! Can you analyze Marc Martel’s cover of “Love of my Life” by Queen?
I liked the part of your Critique video at 1:55 and at 7:41 when you said "I don't know".... I just loved those parts.... I played them many, MANY times, and it's the most I've ever agreed with you. Oh and I love how you preceded that ( at 7:41) with a flourish of finger snapping!! Hahahaha!! Also when you said ""Everything I'm doing, (I think you meant, "saying" ) is really, REALLY picky...." Yep, I agree, yet again!!
Please do an analysis of Hozier - Movement (Live) I beg of you 😂
She probably allowed him to be "highlighted" as she stayed down while he was singing. She undoubtedly told him, "Just look at me, I've got you".... and THAT'S exactly what he did to get past the beginning. 12:17 "The kind of judgement that you have to make, (you edited) to choose whether making these sounds in this way is the ideal way, or to make changes and STILL have the same EMOTIONAL IMPACT." That's all I'm asking from you, Sam.
I imagine you already watched the movie, what do you think about it?specially about the music
The improv angle on this and the raw emotive quality are what makes this song. So glad there was very little if any vocal production in editing. This song gives me tears and I am a metalhead. It did what it was suppoessed to do.
btw can you react to Marc Martel Bohemian Rhapsody , tq .
I love your videos because I can hear and feel that singing is your passion that's impossible to fake. Also huge knowledge and great ear! Thank you that you're sharing it with us ❤️❤️ xoxo from Poland 🇵🇱
I love this song so much, her voice is amazing. I don't dig this footage though. I don't think it does either of them any favors. Sam is so damn smart though. I love the thoughts on their voices and performance.
6:33 Glad you like the sound.... she is emoting, into the piano. Most pianists do that, plus she is an actress so,,, there's that. Try to understand what you are looking at Sam. The ENTIRE PICTURE,... not just everything that you see/hear Wrong... there's so much more here.
Please react to Layne Staley of Alice In Chains singing “Love Hate Love” live at the Moore theater
Yes! That was a great vocal performance.
Yes please!
You truly love what you do and it shows. I took piano lessons for a year or so and watch The Voice and that’s the extent of my music experience yet here I am crying at your encouraging and positive nature.
My favorite little thing about Gaga I've noticed is that she'll switch which leg she pedals with to open her body to the crowd... That's amazing & I'm sure so many people overlook that. It's not natural for pianists.
Please react to SUPERFRUIT - FROZEN MEDLEY!!!
As a Lady Gaga fan I can say she is an AMAZING musician, performer, entertainer, and human being! Her concerts are AMAZING and she is so authentically her it's beautiful!
Love the Jazz bobbleheads my man.
Take note
The truths and the feels! So many! Wow, your wisdom is just amazing. And myself, as someone who is new to the whole 'improving my singing', SO MUCH of what you say is so encouraging. I can't even mention which examples, because there are so many of them that hit home for me, have truth and truly help someone like me. I don't have confidence in my abilities, regardless of what my singing sounds like, but thanks to you, I feel that being confident in my ability and my instrument is obtainable. Keep doing your awesome videos !
Can you react to Jessie J singing Purple Rain on Singer 2018 please 🙏
Gaga is so talented, she's a real artist.
Bradley is also talented, I'm sure he was really nervous to perfom, he's not used to it. They did the movie in front of a real crowd, but the crowd didn't had the sound while they were filming. He did really good during that performance.
I really enjoy how you talk about every artists. Great video as always!