LI-Sa-X on guitar, Yoyoka on the kit, & Kouichi Terasawa on bass. What a combo. Another great song from Yoyoka's 12th birthday party session is their cover of Deep Purple's 'Burn'. She is surrounded by some of Japans rock Royalty for the session. So many great classics covered. All done in single takes in the studio. And yes, her original song 'Sparkling' is a brilliant song. She is a brilliant drummer.
@@patron40silver Rock is a musical genre with lots of branches. Personally I think rock music is of afroamerican origin and it takes more than a distorted guitar to label yourself "rock". If you play rock you must incorporate the heritage from the rock music history into your own music - a culture which is not present in Japan. Japanese rock borrows certain attributes from rock music but is totally different in groove/feel "It don't mean a thing - if it ain't got that swing" Japanese musicians all gets lost in the technical aspects of playing instruments (speed and appearance) but lacks the fundamental understanding and feel for rock. Yoyoka is driven by her love for afroamerican music and she has done her homework. She is already (by the age of fourteen) considered one of the top 500 best drummers in the world.
Great reaction to a great performance. I strongly agree with you. Encourage and support kids to have hobbies; music, art, sport, cycling, even chess club, code club, etc. Encourage and support kids to engage more of their minds and bodies than social media and computer games. Kids _need_ to laugh, and have fun with friends. Li-Sa-X on guitar was 16yo [29 'Boomer years'† 😀], and Yoyoka, the girl playing drums, was 11yo (recorded before 12yo) [23 'Boomer years'† 😀]. Maybe react to these Yoyoka vids: _Led Zeppelin - The Ocean (Cover) by Ellen(9yo), Eva, Mateo and YOYOKA(12yo)_ th-cam.com/video/Oezh5Y1qutc/w-d-xo.html Yoyoka had _never_ played with any of them before that studio session. Single audio take. _Sparkling - YOYOKA / Self Drum Cover Ver._ th-cam.com/video/5JxJi8ohvwI/w-d-xo.html co-written music by Yoyoka. Great performance. _YYZ - Rush / Covered by Yoyoka(10yo)_ th-cam.com/video/lGETWi1QufE/w-d-xo.html a wonderful performance, she's full of energy Best Wishes. ☮ † I'm a 'Boomer' so that is my baseless estimate 😀
@@RollenGreenRants Some Yoyoka info w.r.t. to your comments. Yoyoka has said she feels too constrained in Japan. She wants to move to the USA because she feels 'free' there. The 'Ocean' cover was recorded in Las Vegas. Yoyoka visited LV to understand if it's a good place to be. She also likes Anderson .Paak's 'groove', and was able to meet him after a Silk Sonic show. Anderson has highlighted her covers of him on his social media since Yoyoka was 9yo. He pushed _Anderson .Paak - Put Me Thru/ Yoyoka, 9yo_ th-cam.com/video/MJemsoga8gc/w-d-xo.html to his fans first, and 5 Silk Sonic covers since. Yoyoka was added to drummerworld's 'Top 500 Drummers' list more than a year ago when she was 11yo (it's a com website). Yoyoka's performed well over 100 covers; most 'solo at home' (single take, no edit video and audio), a couple of dozen live covers with bands, and maybe a dozen remote collaborations. Fan favourites? Sort her videos by popularity th-cam.com/users/kaneaikaneaivideos _Bulls on Parade - Rage Against The Machine / Yoyoka, 10yo_ th-cam.com/video/Tkw57uGnSrs/w-d-xo.html _Good Times Bad Times - LED ZEPPELIN / Yoyoka , 8yo_ th-cam.com/video/91pz1E8pAOY/w-d-xo.html Spectacular! 😂 _Burn - Deep Purple / Yoyoka Soma 11yo_ th-cam.com/video/uhzX9QbH3js/w-d-xo.html She was added to 'Top 500' soon after Deep Purple's drummer made: _Ian Paice Deep Purple 'Yoyoka' Burn Reaction_ th-cam.com/video/0RyJKiollcA/w-d-xo.html She organises her covers, original songs, drum course, etc.: th-cam.com/users/kaneaikaneaiplaylists Best Wishes to 'You and Yours'. ☮
Great comments at the end there I agree things have changed. used to be there was a perception that these artists we're just robots copying other artists who are actually creative and at one time maybe that was a little bit true, certainly no more. have a friend who refuses to watch any of the music we're enjoying now he insists they are just copying others. it truly makes me sad knowing what he is missing. And of course it goes without saying that there are immeasurable benefits to all of this
Japan and lots of countries turning out these young artists in droves that are so phenomenal that in the past we would not even have dreamed it it's truly incredible there's probably 10 or 12 drummers that I could name just off the top of my head that are also phenomenal and there are many more what's great about it is we can look forward to the future where they will all be rocking in their own bands. Oh by the way this is a different yo-yo the guitar player does not play drums but you can see her in a video jamming with Lisa x
I agree she's absolutely phenomenal but personally I would still prefer Junna or Senri. although I guess at this point they're much older so not a fair comparison😂 @@magnushallin3640
@@MikeDPlxztc Exactly, she passed them in musicality before she was ten years old and since her time in LA she has evolved even more by jamming with the best instrumentalists. The big difference is the feel and understanding of music where Yoyoka has been influenced by western music from the start while Senri and Junna are stuck in japanese fusion/metal. They are "midi click" drummers without the afroamerican culture in their repertoire. Its a significant difference in their sound that comes from what function the drums play in the music. Japanese drummers tend to sound like drum machines while Yoyoka makes her drum sing. That said Japanese fusion/speed metal have a ever growing audience round the world but will never be considered popular in a broader sense.
@@magnushallin3640 Junna did not start drumming until she was much older than yoyoka that's what it's amazing about her is that she picked it up so quickly and got so good the styles are different without a doubt Senri is a phenomenal jazz style drummer so I'm not sure what you mean there but again I agree they are all phenomenal. By the way Junna is nyango star.
@@MikeDPlxztc Yes I get what you mean. TH-cam clips can be deceptional and raise admiration for artists that is not really playing anything good but are either entertaining or digitally edited to look and sound fantastic. But I am not into TH-cam entertainment at all and only listen to live real drumming. Maybe thats why I prefer Yoyoka - her videos are all real...
@@RollenGreenRants the Chinese are more apt to be indoctrinated because China is a totalitarian regime, but not Japan, our Ally since after WW2. Japan is enamored with western culture and at least the U. S. is enamored with their culture. These outstanding artists are from Japan.
@@Art_Martial Youth depression around the world was my point - I do understand yours as well. I spent a month in Japan when I was 15. I don't know much, but I did some research into Hikikomori and the shut-in culture. I just pray for the youth of the world not just totalitarian (who I am not a fan) kids!
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LI-Sa-X on guitar, Yoyoka on the kit, & Kouichi Terasawa on bass. What a combo.
Another great song from Yoyoka's 12th birthday party session is their cover of Deep Purple's 'Burn'.
She is surrounded by some of Japans rock Royalty for the session. So many great classics covered. All done in single takes in the studio.
And yes, her original song 'Sparkling' is a brilliant song. She is a brilliant drummer.
The drummer is a 12 year old girl named Yoyoka she one of the best in the world.
TO BLOODY RIGHT SIR G.O A.T
Soon to be the best
@@ThePallidor to dam right guys.
Hello , you too have just got to know the Hokkaido Hammer, really impressive. Welcome to Yoyoka's Army
Rock didn't die. It just moved to Japan.
💚YOYOKA💚
Not really, Yoyoka moved to the heart of rock to revive the genre- She is on a mission of love
@@patron40silver Rock is a musical genre with lots of branches. Personally I think rock music is of afroamerican origin and it takes more than a distorted guitar to label yourself "rock".
If you play rock you must incorporate the heritage from the rock music history into your own music - a culture which is not present in Japan.
Japanese rock borrows certain attributes from rock music but is totally different in groove/feel
"It don't mean a thing - if it ain't got that swing"
Japanese musicians all gets lost in the technical aspects of playing instruments (speed and appearance) but lacks the fundamental understanding and feel for rock.
Yoyoka is driven by her love for afroamerican music and she has done her homework. She is already (by the age of fourteen) considered one of the top 500 best drummers in the world.
Yoyoka discovered Led Zeppelin on her own at 8 years old and covered Good Times Bad Times
The guitarist is Li-sa X you have already reacted to her band
Yoyoka jams. Welcome her to USA
THE HAMMER IS THE BEST OF THE BEST AND LISA IS FAB-U-LUS.
no probs m,
Here is a link for his wonderful composition "Sparkling". th-cam.com/video/llB8VzCdGyY/w-d-xo.html
*her
If you are into the progressive stuff she has written a new piece with YT called "Sky blue"
...and Geezer Butler on bass 😉
Great reaction to a great performance. I strongly agree with you. Encourage and support kids to have hobbies; music, art, sport, cycling, even chess club, code club, etc. Encourage and support kids to engage more of their minds and bodies than social media and computer games. Kids _need_ to laugh, and have fun with friends. Li-Sa-X on guitar was 16yo [29 'Boomer years'† 😀], and Yoyoka, the girl playing drums, was 11yo (recorded before 12yo) [23 'Boomer years'† 😀].
Maybe react to these Yoyoka vids: _Led Zeppelin - The Ocean (Cover) by Ellen(9yo), Eva, Mateo and YOYOKA(12yo)_ th-cam.com/video/Oezh5Y1qutc/w-d-xo.html Yoyoka had _never_ played with any of them before that studio session. Single audio take.
_Sparkling - YOYOKA / Self Drum Cover Ver._ th-cam.com/video/5JxJi8ohvwI/w-d-xo.html co-written music by Yoyoka. Great performance.
_YYZ - Rush / Covered by Yoyoka(10yo)_ th-cam.com/video/lGETWi1QufE/w-d-xo.html a wonderful performance, she's full of energy
Best Wishes. ☮
† I'm a 'Boomer' so that is my baseless estimate 😀
lol - songs added! very cool thank you!
@@RollenGreenRants Some Yoyoka info w.r.t. to your comments. Yoyoka has said she feels too constrained in Japan. She wants to move to the USA because she feels 'free' there. The 'Ocean' cover was recorded in Las Vegas. Yoyoka visited LV to understand if it's a good place to be. She also likes Anderson .Paak's 'groove', and was able to meet him after a Silk Sonic show. Anderson has highlighted her covers of him on his social media since Yoyoka was 9yo. He pushed _Anderson .Paak - Put Me Thru/ Yoyoka, 9yo_ th-cam.com/video/MJemsoga8gc/w-d-xo.html to his fans first, and 5 Silk Sonic covers since.
Yoyoka was added to drummerworld's 'Top 500 Drummers' list more than a year ago when she was 11yo (it's a com website). Yoyoka's performed well over 100 covers; most 'solo at home' (single take, no edit video and audio), a couple of dozen live covers with bands, and maybe a dozen remote collaborations.
Fan favourites? Sort her videos by popularity th-cam.com/users/kaneaikaneaivideos
_Bulls on Parade - Rage Against The Machine / Yoyoka, 10yo_ th-cam.com/video/Tkw57uGnSrs/w-d-xo.html
_Good Times Bad Times - LED ZEPPELIN / Yoyoka , 8yo_ th-cam.com/video/91pz1E8pAOY/w-d-xo.html Spectacular! 😂
_Burn - Deep Purple / Yoyoka Soma 11yo_ th-cam.com/video/uhzX9QbH3js/w-d-xo.html She was added to 'Top 500' soon after
Deep Purple's drummer made: _Ian Paice Deep Purple 'Yoyoka' Burn Reaction_ th-cam.com/video/0RyJKiollcA/w-d-xo.html
She organises her covers, original songs, drum course, etc.: th-cam.com/users/kaneaikaneaiplaylists
Best Wishes to 'You and Yours'. ☮
Rock On
Hi, someone probably has mentioned but you can find on Lisa-X channel they did this at a younger age
It is at least on Yoyokas channel
Great comments at the end there I agree things have changed. used to be there was a perception that these artists we're just robots copying other artists who are actually creative and at one time maybe that was a little bit true, certainly no more. have a friend who refuses to watch any of the music we're enjoying now he insists they are just copying others. it truly makes me sad knowing what he is missing. And of course it goes without saying that there are immeasurable benefits to all of this
Go to Wave Potter's channel, he made a Mini Doc about her life, it will answer a lot of questions, worth watching
will check that out!
Nothing that grifter does is worth watching.
❤️🔥😁👍🚌💨💨💨
Japan and lots of countries turning out these young artists in droves that are so phenomenal that in the past we would not even have dreamed it it's truly incredible there's probably 10 or 12 drummers that I could name just off the top of my head that are also phenomenal and there are many more what's great about it is we can look forward to the future where they will all be rocking in their own bands. Oh by the way this is a different yo-yo the guitar player does not play drums but you can see her in a video jamming with Lisa x
There is only one Yoyoka - beyond compare
She is outstanding and not because she comes from Japan...
I agree she's absolutely phenomenal but personally I would still prefer Junna or Senri. although I guess at this point they're much older so not a fair comparison😂 @@magnushallin3640
@@MikeDPlxztc Exactly, she passed them in musicality before she was ten years old and since her time in LA she has evolved even more by jamming with the best instrumentalists.
The big difference is the feel and understanding of music where Yoyoka has been influenced by western music from the start while Senri and Junna are stuck in japanese fusion/metal. They are "midi click" drummers without the afroamerican culture in their repertoire.
Its a significant difference in their sound that comes from what function the drums play in the music. Japanese drummers tend to sound like drum machines while Yoyoka makes her drum sing.
That said Japanese fusion/speed metal have a ever growing audience round the world but will never be considered popular in a broader sense.
@@magnushallin3640 Junna did not start drumming until she was much older than yoyoka that's what it's amazing about her is that she picked it up so quickly and got so good the styles are different without a doubt Senri is a phenomenal jazz style drummer so I'm not sure what you mean there but again I agree they are all phenomenal.
By the way Junna is nyango star.
@@MikeDPlxztc Yes I get what you mean. TH-cam clips can be deceptional and raise admiration for artists that is not really playing anything good but are either entertaining or digitally edited to look and sound fantastic. But I am not into TH-cam entertainment at all and only listen to live real drumming. Maybe thats why I prefer Yoyoka - her videos are all real...
This is Japan, not China dude...
Sorry if I got something wrong, I meant no disrespect. I didn't think I even knew where it was from.
I watched it again - not sure what you mean.
@@RollenGreenRants the Chinese are more apt to be indoctrinated because China is a totalitarian regime, but not Japan, our Ally since after WW2. Japan is enamored with western culture and at least the U. S. is enamored with their culture. These outstanding artists are from Japan.
@@Art_Martial Youth depression around the world was my point - I do understand yours as well. I spent a month in Japan when I was 15. I don't know much, but I did some research into Hikikomori and the shut-in culture. I just pray for the youth of the world not just totalitarian (who I am not a fan) kids!
@@RollenGreenRants you started going off the rails at indoctrination...