Reggie Watts Improvising | Resonance | Exploratorium

Musician and comedian Reggie Watts improvises in the Sound Column at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, which was the Exploratorium's former home. His improvised musical sets are created on the spot using only his voice and a looping machine.
RESONANCE is a new series exploring the work of contemporary composers and sound artists hosted by renowned musician and San Francisco Bay Area radio host, Sarah Cahill.
www.exploratorium.edu/resonance

[@avedic]

There's nothing I love more than watching Reggie just explore his brain. He's SUCH a creative person. I recently heard him on Duncan Trussell's podcast talk about how he smokes a bunch of really good sativa before performing. Makes sense. He definitely slips into some deep creative flow-states.

[@Arnis1mail]

+avedic hi can you find this podcast for me please :)

[@thames21]

This in a sense goes for anyone, but I feel like nothing describes him better than this "He creates creations". I mean, thats his core, to create, and people can do with it and take from it whatever.

[@icebergmike27]

Reggie's voice is insane. Its almost like he was calibrating the room to himself

[@MasterTop100]

How does this not have 10000000000 views yet?!?!?!?

[@phaecesmars871]

Reggie is an entire fucking choral orchestra, from basso profundo to soprano

[@RileyGoss]

+Phaeces Mars He's an accelerator driven subcritical reactor.

[@andrewiswatchingyou]

What an incredible vocal range!

[@rappadapp]

Reggie Watts in a Sound Column Exploratorium? Might as well put peanut butter on top of jelly.

[@jefersonvilaede]

GO Reggie

[@afisherman7108]

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[@brandonjames2447]

helz yes

[@larrymonteleone1789]

when does his cover of "Don't Worry, Be Happy" come out?

[@DaRealFiberOptix]

this 1 hes not doing anything, hes not god