Dirty Loops - Work Sh** Out (REACTION)
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- @AirplayBeats reacts to Dirty Loops Work Sh** Out
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All of us feel like practicing after watching these guys! That’s elite musicianship right there. Dope song too!
That was fun, I loved the late 70, early 80's jazz fusion sound they had going on. Two albums every jazz lover should hear, Weather Report - Heavy Weather and Casiopea - 1979 album. I can hear a good bit of both in this and it was a blast.
Couldn’t help but giggle when they thought that Henrik was gonna solo. WE ALL WISH HE DID 💔
Great reaction guys. If you want to see the bass player go absolutely off with a solo check out the song "World on Fire" next. Cheers!
ALSO please react to Breakdown or Thriller next please!! Fuuuuunkaaaayyy
The coolest use of a Brazilian barenbau in a song, ever. That's the instrument that starts the song. They're definitely workin' their jazz chops on this one.
You were close! It's spelled "berimbau".
@@jeffneuhauser909 ... I'm surprised I was that close with the way I spell.
Berimbau. And I agree...the coolest use ever!
This is a new song for me, but all three musicians are incredible. I am relatively new to your channel and I am in my early 70's. I love the enthusiasm the both of you have for really good music. If possible I would like you to react to a live performance of the song "Inside Looking Out" by Grand Funk Railroad from 1969. Thanks and keep up the great work 👍.
To steal a comment I've seen under other Dirty Loops reacions: Dirty Loops is what happens when everyone in the band is the best musician in the band.
Comment got lost, so reposting:
Oh man, so glad you guys looked at this song, it is BONKERS!
And just like you’ve said, Jonah is classically trained on the piano, like so many, and has often talked about classical music being one of their influences. Later in Highschool he switched to jazz piano.
And you’re right again, as far as I know, vocally he’s classed as a tenor. What gets me is that he’s been singing in choirs all his life, but never had sung lead vocals in a band until he started jammin with Aron and Henrik’s and they asked him to.
In an interview with bassmagazine/Singified, Henrik said of this one that they’d planned it on having a big keys and a drum solo.
Well he doesn’t need to solo cause he’s smashing it anyways, all the time! Even when he’s just ‘in the background’ (some background…!) His bass sound on this track is spread over multiple channels (6?) and just sounds so lush…
And Aron? I guess one has to listen to this piece a few times to fully appreciate what he does 🔥
You picked out so many interesting things there.
Very much appreciate your reaction and comments.
Their cover of MJs “Thriller” is insane, as is “Rock You”.
For a proper dope bass solo, check out “World On Fire”! 🔥🔥🔥
And really everything else they’ve ever done…!
Looking forward to listening to more Dirty Loops with you! 🙏🙏
Go right back and watch "follow the light".. sooo freakin good. Got musical chops for us musicians and an absolute hook melody for anyone to bob to.🤘
Aron, Henrik and Jonah trained together at Stocholm royal academy - and with jazz and classical training as part of their education.
For one of the baddest bass solos world on fire is a good pick
My new favorite reaction channel. 👏👏
You gotta do follow the light next.
Also maybe larnell lewis zildjian live.
Loving your reactions. Solid comments, great energy. Keep doing what your doing cause it's working.
Great Channel guys... You come across really legit. So many "fakers" sadly out there bobbing their heads waaay to much for the likes to be honest. Also i can hear you guys truly like music.
Welcome to The Loop!!!! This is jazz- fusion at its Best!!!!
You guys have to get back on your Dirty Loops journey! "Follow the Light" is a great one.
YEY!! More please! 😀Check out their first one on here "Hit me!" - amazing! Thanks guys! 🙂
May I suggest another track/artist?
If you liked this one, check out “Lingus” by Snarky Puppy from the album “We Like It Here”. Your world will change.
Ok so Dirty Loops been around for a while. But if you really want some funk in your ear hole check out Dirty Loops with Cory Wong "Follow The Light" and the bass player bringing it from the hip...
Watch his hands. They move like fluffy like a classical player.
BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS
The dong is
YOU MADE ME SO VERY HAPPY😊 think you guys would dig it
Also Spinning Wheel, And When I Die, Hi-De-Ho…
I would like to see them go more in this direction in the future. Less boy band, more jazz! Either way though, they’re great. Maybe Thriller next? I know y’all are curious hehe. Great reaction, guys!
they did Thriller with Cory Wong.... and if you like a bass solo, Henriq is insane..
They may have shot this and "Next to You" in the same location/on the same day. They're not wearing the same clothes, but that doesn't mean they couldn't have shot them in the same day and just changed. In the videos for "Breakdown" and "World on Fire", they're definitely in the same setting and in the same clothes. Their videos from the first album and older covers all seem to have the same or similar setups as well.
Next To You was shot at Baggpipe Studios in Stockholm (it's mentioned in the credits and you can see the studio name on the wall at the start of the video 😃), and they have shot a fair few of their videos in that particular studio over the years (both Breakdown and World On Fire, for example, and it looks like some older stuff like Rolling in the Deep and Over the Horizon could be from there as well, but I'm not 100% sure about the older stuff). However, the credits of Rock You says Soundtrade Studios in Solna, and Rock You and Work Shit Out looks like they're filmed in the same location. The setup with the lights are the same for all three though (and are the ones they used for their parts of the videos from Turbo as well).
@@lottawiklund8606 ...cool.
@@lottawiklund8606cool info indeed.
Looks like you’ve done some detective work there, Lotta 😉🔎👍
The singer... he fell out of the womb onto a piano stool......
☺️ yes 🤣
This a dope video fasho you guys should hear them redo Thriller by Michael Jackson
If you want a bass solo check out World on fire by them. If you want a gospel inspired song try Next to you, crazy good song
Their first Dirty Loops reaction was Next To You (this is their second). Check it out!
The singer is in a development deal with Quincy, last I heard.
They all met at one of those schools for gifted musicians as teens and then all went to university/ music academy together (bass and drums studying jazz, vocals studied classical composition). The are clearly great friends and obviously love playing together.
Great musicians, Try DL in "Rock you"
Y’all want a bass solo watch world on fire, follow the light, turbo, bitten by the kitten,
Great reaction!
These dudes are the genuine article. They make all musicians want to practice more!
Check out Follow the Light, Thriller, Hit me, Sayonara love.
I hear early Stevie Wonder in the vocalist.
Next Video "Follow The Light" Dirty Loops
3 Dutch boys ....all went to the same music school... supported by Quincy Jones and i think Herbie Hancock....not sure about Herbie
Swedish boyz, hey? 👍☺️
Bro every song I want a reaction for I just go to your channel, and you have it every time without fail. I freaking love you guys! All three of these musicians are classically trained
Thanks for your reaction. I can hear you are musicians from the comments that you give. Quincy Jones is the producer. I have seen them live a couple of times. Don't you think the singer has influenced by Kenny Kirkland on piano? Or maybe David Sancious?
Those two pianists, they sound intriguing, gonna check them out.
Often people mention Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea or Lyle Mays (Pat Metheny Group) as Jonah’s pianistic influences. He says of their style that it’s a mix of everything, including classical…
Quincy is their manager but not their producer.
The Loops produce all of their own stuff themselves, and don’t show him anything, not even a demo tape, before they are finished with the song.
A bit like with Quincy and Jacob Collier ;)
Y’all gotta react to they Thriller remix it’s CRAZYYYY
React to there track 'Rock You'
They all are trained. Check out "Rock You" and their cover of "Thriller" to get a feel for the vocalist's skills and the bassist's funk.
Awesome!
you are right, Jonah Nilsson (voc/p) studied classical theory
and all 3 are alumni of the Royal College of Music in Stockholm/Sweden
Come on! You love these guys and need to experience more of their music! Their last banger is ”Follow the light” in collaboration with the funk master Cory Wong. Do it! (Please)
I got it on the list for you
Great reaction!
You need to check out some ten years after I know that you all will enjoy Alvin Lee's bluest blues and some of his albums
Yeah, ‘Then Years After’, one of the best Blues bands
@@fiddlestix3025 they were an English band that played rock blues and other 70 ties style music
@@georgewehrheim1829 as a great fan of Blues music I know and love them….. ☺️👍
world on fire is great too.
This is what you get when everyone in the band is the best! Henrik the bass player is Jazz trained so is Aron the drummer. Same musical school. Jonah went to the same school and was classically trained!
Yeah, great comment 👍
Jonah tho also switched to jazz piano, later on during his high school years I believe…
But with those three guys I feel they could play almost any style!
It’s almost like Dirty Loops going: ‘genre? What’s that?’ 😉
And here we go...a point of no return 😁👌
These guys are fun to watch
@@AirplayBeats Fo' sho! And the best part is you actually know what you're talking about when reacting/commenting on their videos. So many TH-camrs try to sound smart and pretend they understand music theory or when different genres get fused together,but you gentlemen are legit. Respect all the way from Croatia! 🙂🙏
@@djeyegore thanks man!! We appreciate that!! Peace and Love to you!
phish!!
I’ve watched so many of your reaction videos and love them because you’re hard to impress but y’all appreciate great music. I love how (don’t know which brother is which sorry) the brother in the black hat is so lazer focused like he’s in cpr class. You are into the details and I LOVE IT! You don’t miss a thing! Appreciate your reactions! Wish you would do more dirty loops songs, “Breakdown” you would love also “world on fire” but all of there stuff is great! I love the older songs you do. I know it’s hard to find real first time reaction videos for that stuff cuz y’all were raised right! ❤
Aron is the king of the snare rolls!
This song is epic! Really nice to here your comments to it!
Please react to the group Down to the Bone They have a bunch of great songs. Try Manhattan to Staten or Glow.
I just love them musicianship shines through all the technical awesomeness
They are all next level musicians!
Richie kotzen hate and love is amazing
This is one awesome and cool track with some amazing playing... So, where's Snarky Puppy - Lingus (We Like It Here) ??? ;)
That one is on our ‘TO DO’ list.
Aron is the king of the snare rolls!
More DL please!
Was any of these guys in snarky puppy?
I’m not sure
Nope.
No, Kelly, but I wouldn’t be surprised it they would, in the future.
Each one of them has played and recorded with a ton of other great musicians, including Louis Cole from Knower, Jacob Collier, Matt Garstka, Cory Wong, Jordan Rudess from Dream Theatre, Richard Bona….
They’re due to bring out a new album soon, and I cannot wait!
But yeah, with Snarky Puppy, that would be an awesome collab 🔥🔥🔥
If you've never heard them definitely check out Thievery Corporation.
Oh, cool! I went to a show with these guys in august here i Stockholm. It's a Swedish band and they sound just as good live as they do recorded.
These guys are managed by Quincy Jones so that should tell you something. Listen to "Follow The Light" next. It's probably one of their most loved songs. Then you got "Thriller", "Breakdown", "World On Fire"....tons of great stuff. I call them a jazz/funk fusion band but they're simply badass. Loved your reaction.
I'ma give yall boys a sub in hopes that you'll keep going down this Dirty Loops trail. They got some bangin' ass music. It's poppin enough that the average listener can get down to it but intricate and detailed enough that a musician can REALLY appreciate it.
Quincy Jones isn't Dirty Loops's manager. They just collaborated with him. Their manager is a man by the name of Andreas Carlsson.😊
@@frauleinmona Not doubting you but why in their credits is he listed as such then? It specifically says Managed by Quincy Jones. Just curious. Thx for the response.
@@allieandbo I believe particular pieces of work was managed by Quincy Jones. But otherwise, Andreas Carlsson is their manager, as they have mentioned as such in an interview. But, perhaps they've changed managers since and Quincy is their *new* manager? 😊
@@allieandbo Okay, yes. I just looked into it, and sure enough, Andreas Carlsson IS, in fact, the OLD manager and Quincy Jones (QuincyJones Management) is Dirty Loops' PRESENT manager. Sorry about my mistake.😁
If Snarky Puppy isn't familiar to y'all, check out Lingus and What About Me? Top notch musicianship all around. Drummer is now in my top 5.
All three of them are classically trained,they all met at a prestigious Swedish music conservatory!