I feel grateful for all those serious looking people who, for one reason or another, at one point in their life decided that "I will learn how to play the flute", or "I guess I'll practice violin alone in my room for hours and hours" .. so now we can listen to the results of all those decisions. So thanks to those serious looking people
I'm trying to read all of your comments but having trouble seeing because of tears in my eyes. Only discovered Louis and Genevieve earlier this year. Saw them live in Chicago. I suspect everyone here is struggling trying to find the words to describe his musical beauty and power. I have been a musician 50+ years and there's very little that moves me as much as Louis. Lord.
Pedro Martins is an absolute master class here in how to do a kickass guitar solo without running away with the song. Matches the vibe and tone of the song perfectly and adds a complex and pretty melody that doesn't clash, yet still demonstrates incredible playing talent.
Louis quietly becoming one of the most prolific and talented musicians of our generation. its crazy its only been 13 years since I first heard him with Below The Valleys. feels like a lifetime
Legend. Took my sister, who not only had never heard of him, but listens exclusively to 80's pop music, to watch him live last year. I knew there'd be long periods of instrumentation and whatnot, so wasn't sure how it would go down. She loved it. To me, that's proof that Louis Cole and his fellow musicians are top bananas.
There's no musical project out there quite like that of Louis Cole and the brilliant collaborators that have lifted this music to our ears. This song hits extra hard for me because these dreams are killing me. I've been on a medication for nearly nine months that gives me vivid, bizarre dreams and nightmares every night, where those I've lost haven't gone anywhere, and I wake in a state of indescribable, unbearable confusion, and renewed grief. And I can't get off the medication until several very uncertain things change. Some people misunderstand the simplicity and straightforwardness of much of Louis's writing. Sometimes it's just saying precisely what it's saying and it shouldn't be anything else for the sake of anybody else.
Music is so powerful man. The way it can connect not only through language but with emotions and experiences is wild and gorgeous. On the other hand, what you’re going through sounds really harsh and I do not have a similar experience, the best I can say is “hang on bud, it’s gonna be tough but one day you’ll look back proud and say *I MADE IT HERE”.* Dunno if those words can mean something to you, but it’s just me leaving my 2 cents because I was moved by your comment.
@@hecdavid11 It does mean a lot, thank you so much. Slowly but surely over the course of the year I am recovering. It is remarkable how effectively Louis & co.'s work inspires deliberate, passionate human connection. In a day where we find our communities fractured by innumerable arbitrary boundaries that confound our communication and common humanity, it is a challenge to find languages and expressions that reach for that humanity and pull it back together into action and organization. Coalition is just a re-synthesis between those boundaries back into the whole in which we all belong, and from which none shall be left behind.
I like that a song that might just be about depression closes with a beautiful coda set against a clip of a dreary, grey trip on a British motorway. Fitting
Pedro Martins is probably the closest current thing possible to having Allan Holdsworth on call. He's really terrific and it is nice to hear the guitar featured this way.
I'm just so happy to be still discovering good musicians in this decade. New voices that have something to add while in conversation with the past. Louis Cole, Genevieve Artadi, everybody at Brainfeeder and your collaborators, this orchestra. I listen and I can believe. This is the redemption of art. Art redeems humanity. You are winning for all of us.
I love how BoC it gets right at the end. I'm thankful for Louis Cole and all of the amazing musicians that stand behind him in this, an interesting time to be alive where any music one desires is a white noise that almost cancels itsef out. Where some of the greatest players and composers ever to live, live now but it can be (ironically) exponentially harder to get to them. I appreciate that these individuals care to bring the craft forward in decades where it seems like those attributes are less valuable. It's like a "screw you, I'm going to do it anyway" vibe and I like that.
When I first listened to this song three days ago, the groove at the beginning caught me very off guard, when the drums came in twice as fast as I thought. I found the song good at first but it's really grown on me since then, I've been listening to it a couple times per day and it might be my favorite of the year. I'd like to say some things I love about the song, even if nobody reads my comment and I'm not really knowledgeable about writing music, I just want to put this out there I love the melody that plays throughout the song. I think it's really unique and beautiful, and it instantly made me feel uplifted as soon as I heard it I love that guitar in my left ear during the verse ( 0:33 ). I think it brings some levity to that part and I love how focused the guitarist Pedro Martins seems to be in the video (great solo too, technical but I thought it was very tasteful) I love the metropole orkest here, they really enhance the emotion that the song ellicits in me, by supporting the chords, playing little runs every now and then etc or just doing their magic yknow This might be a me thing, but I love the "dimension" that the song occupies, it doesn't try to go in multiple different directions etc. I personnally really dislike when a song has a great thing going and they kinda kill that momentum to go in a different direction altogether out of nowhere I love the little side to side shuffle that the singers do during the whole song, kinda makes me want to side shuffle too I'm sure I'll find a better understanding of the song once I'll have listened to it for a couple of months and have had time to naturally analyse it, but this is what I'm loving about the song so far. Great job Louis Cole and team !
Genuinely believe that he is the best. Yea, he is...he's the best. Everything he does absolutely blows me away. It just hits different. Wonderful. Thank the musical gods for Louis Cole. Aaaaaamen.
Louis Cole always seems to coincidentally just know what to say and how to say it, like he's doing a soundtrack for my life. I don't know why this phenomenon keeps occuring. This song was all the feels and then it concludes with a shot of motorway in my home country. Everything he does always hits.
This has been on repeat for several weeks (maybe months... I have NO fucking idea... I just need to hear it again and again...) If it was in my domain, I would dedicate this song to all the people who've lost loved ones, whether through breakups or death (or just through time and insufferable inaction). Thanks Mr. Cole, especially for the Boards of Canda stylings on the outro. Damned... how do you do this kind of thing... Peace everyone!
Came here after nothing showed up in my recommended. This is honestly the song I needed to hear right now. Your music kicks ass and I can't believe I'm only now discovering it. Better late than never I guess.
Amazing - the nerd in me can’t help noticing that on the outro the film has him driving on the left hand site and I think it’s where the roads merge in at the bottom of the a1 near London as I think the cameras match but happy to be corrected - can’t wait to see him back in London in September I have tickets !
There's a lot of nice technical stuff to be said about this, but I just wanted to say that listening to it made me feel really good. The tune - especially with this arrangement and these folks - is super pleasant to listen to.
I feel grateful that Louis Cole is putting words and music to something I thought no one else really felt… turns out I’m not alone- so awesome! This is some of the best modern music in the world. We are all lucky to enjoy it.
He's just churning out banger after banger with this album. Less than 30 days now and I can't wait. If the whole album is as high quality as these 3 then this might be one of my favourite albums of all time.
This song is so beautiful and yet so bad ass. The song really reaches my deep emotions, just like "True Love" from Louis Cole. Louis Cole definitely one of my favourite artists of all time
These 3 tracks are astounding. Have ordered the album and travelling from UK to Holland for the live show. Wish you were in London too hut what the hell - neither my wife nor 17yo daughter have been to Amsterdam before so we're super stoked. Incredible work Louis and team (and Sam must be enjoying this gig more than any other bassist enjoyed their gig - in history).
Я в абсолютном восхищении! С каждой новой песней ощущение, будто он только разгоняется, и дальше будет нечто настолько невообразимое и прекрасное. Это гениально. Sry for my language. I just want to say thank you for your music, it's unbelievable and so amazing! ❤
NICE! LOVE this album! Getting STR8 Old-School Earth, Wind & Fire vibes with some Claire Fischer/Phoenix Horns vibes from this. Sam Wilkes' bass line reminds me of Verdine White playing back in the day. I could hear Johnny Graham doing the guitar solo with his own style. And the background singers are like when The Emotions sang with Earth, Wind & Fire (in a roundabout way). The video at the end on the screen reminds me some of the bike ride Prince & Appollonia took in the "Take Me With U" scene in Purple Rain, especially when some of that was actually shot in L.A.
Getting to experience things like this is what makes life worth living, i sit here with a huge smile, tears streaming down my face, such beautiful music like this hits me straight to the core!
There’s also a key fakeout since the string arpeggio by itself implies the song being in A major, but when drums and bass kick in it’s clearly in D major
I actually hear A Major (well A Mixolydian I suppose). The second chord, the F# m really feels like the vi to me. The tonality kinda switches between Major and Mixolydian depending on the chord
From England, Community Nurse in MH. The lines in this are inspirational in a real life situational perspective. Use them with the clients I work with. They help 🙂, Thank you.
Amazing...I don't really know what else to say. Louis Cole is insanely talented and able to take music in directions I wouldn't expect which is quite rare these days.
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Sam Wilkes is an absolute machine.
Seriously. It's like he stuffs us all in his pocket.
I completely agree. Another beast of a musician is Rai Thistlethwayte on keys
my gf calls him the pigeon cuz he head always bobbin but to me hes the goat.
Yep. As a mediocre bass player this just makes my fingers twitch to see if i can follow his groove.
Sadly, no.
I have no idea about bass playing, but its so wholesome him being smiling always, it makes every music video even better 😁
I am so glad to live in the same timeline as Louis Cole.
I keep watching this video and I agree. This is my jam, and I didn't know it was my jam until I heard it.
y e s
Louis Cole is cementing himself as one of the all time best musicians on Earth. Thank you for this gift, Mr. Louis Cool.
@@jackisgallant thank you for catching that lmao
I would love to see a Louis Cole + Bill Wurtz colab
Nah he’s the best on planet X.
I agree with you !
@@_SirCharge "PLEAAASE PLEASEE PLEAAASEE CAN YOU NAME IT AFTER ME PLEEEAAAASEEEEEEEEEEE" -Louis Cole, end of "Planet X"
I feel grateful for all those serious looking people who, for one reason or another, at one point in their life decided that "I will learn how to play the flute", or "I guess I'll practice violin alone in my room for hours and hours" .. so now we can listen to the results of all those decisions. So thanks to those serious looking people
God, depression and anxiety has never sounded so beautiful. Thanks Cole and company.
It's never sounded so happy! Strangely happy and upbeat.
@AdamFontenet lol this guys never had depression before. Laugh.
@@NZMPlays Who you talkin about?
@@ejb7969 the guy saying my comment was cringe. Not you you’re kin
Hey Ya by Outkast.And track was trolling people who dont listen lyrics
Pedro's section really gives this a Steely Dan Reelin' in the Years feel
Came here to compliment how much he plays like Elliott Randall. Brilliant stuff!
Dude I just commented without reading your comment before but that's exactly how I felt! That's crazy
I think Louis has been listening to a bucket load of ‘Dan and Don in recent years - some of his tracks could have come from a lost Donald Fagen album!
Pat Matheny.
Pedro’s guitar sounds like a dream.
I don't know what it is, but practically every song that Louis makes, at some point, moves me. Thank you. I'll stay with the mystery.
"Its my favorite mystery"
The mystery of a burning fire
I think that's Louis goal and he nails it
I'm trying to read all of your comments but having trouble seeing because of tears in my eyes. Only discovered Louis and Genevieve earlier this year. Saw them live in Chicago. I suspect everyone here is struggling trying to find the words to describe his musical beauty and power. I have been a musician 50+ years and there's very little that moves me as much as Louis. Lord.
This is tight music for tight people, don't miss out Knower, their band before Louis Cole :)
My friend, you need to experience Clown Core. I’m sure the drummer will look very familiar.
@@joefelice5062 you cant prove it!
@@k0r0z1f Knower is still very much alive.
Yes a friend let me know about him about 6 months or so ago and I love his music his videos harmonies drumming just all of it!
Louis Cole is the only artist whose songs I can add to my playlist even without listening to them, and I won't be disappointed.
So happy to see Rai Thistlethwayte back on the keys and on stage!
Only complaint is that he's not the lead vocal, dude has some killer vocals.
Pedro's solo is unreal. Just gliding beauty
my emotional journey listening to Louis's music is perfectly demonstrated by Sam Wilkes' facial expressions
Happy to see there's dedicated Sam Cam
Let it happen is pure genius. I can’t stop saying it. ☮️
I totally agree with you. It's a masterpiece.
One of my favs by Louis
Its a live version of Let it happen coming soon?
@@EstamosDe yes, an orchestral version will be on the album
@@EstamosDe 1:55
Pedro Martins is an absolute master class here in how to do a kickass guitar solo without running away with the song.
Matches the vibe and tone of the song perfectly and adds a complex and pretty melody that doesn't clash, yet still demonstrates incredible playing talent.
This came out when my daughter got hospitalized and my mother died in one week. It helped me trough. Thanks. It is a gem.
When I found Louis Cole, I was like “finally something that is very unique but also approachable.”
I had the exact opposite reacting coming from first hearing him from Clowncore
@@mikehall4730 CC is part of it!
Unique=the only one
It can't be very the only one
@@dewimatthews6037 find a modern pop band that has a full orchestra?
Louis quietly becoming one of the most prolific and talented musicians of our generation.
its crazy its only been 13 years since I first heard him with Below The Valleys. feels like a lifetime
If Stevie Wonder and Steely Dan had a baby, it would be this song. Love it
Legend. Took my sister, who not only had never heard of him, but listens exclusively to 80's pop music, to watch him live last year. I knew there'd be long periods of instrumentation and whatnot, so wasn't sure how it would go down. She loved it. To me, that's proof that Louis Cole and his fellow musicians are top bananas.
80’s pop listener here. He also jives with my music taste. There is a lot of synth, cool bass lines, and I love the horn section.
Goosebumps. I needed this right now. Stay strong y'all
Goosebumps Cosmic Timing Squad 🤝
Pedro is absolutely murdering those verses, jjjEEEEzus
god damn the guitar during the verses ring so good
yes bro fax
Hitting the perfect calming neurons in what's left of my brain. Love it!
i wish somebody loved me as much as Sam Wilkes likes to play bass.
all louis cole outros are a concentrated shot of nostalgia
pedro martins absolutely shredded wow, beautiful song
There's no musical project out there quite like that of Louis Cole and the brilliant collaborators that have lifted this music to our ears.
This song hits extra hard for me because these dreams are killing me. I've been on a medication for nearly nine months that gives me vivid, bizarre dreams and nightmares every night, where those I've lost haven't gone anywhere, and I wake in a state of indescribable, unbearable confusion, and renewed grief. And I can't get off the medication until several very uncertain things change.
Some people misunderstand the simplicity and straightforwardness of much of Louis's writing. Sometimes it's just saying precisely what it's saying and it shouldn't be anything else for the sake of anybody else.
Music is so powerful man. The way it can connect not only through language but with emotions and experiences is wild and gorgeous.
On the other hand, what you’re going through sounds really harsh and I do not have a similar experience, the best I can say is “hang on bud, it’s gonna be tough but one day you’ll look back proud and say *I MADE IT HERE”.*
Dunno if those words can mean something to you, but it’s just me leaving my 2 cents because I was moved by your comment.
@@hecdavid11 It does mean a lot, thank you so much. Slowly but surely over the course of the year I am recovering. It is remarkable how effectively Louis & co.'s work inspires deliberate, passionate human connection. In a day where we find our communities fractured by innumerable arbitrary boundaries that confound our communication and common humanity, it is a challenge to find languages and expressions that reach for that humanity and pull it back together into action and organization. Coalition is just a re-synthesis between those boundaries back into the whole in which we all belong, and from which none shall be left behind.
@@hecdavid11 TH-cam has once again hidden a lengthy reply I wrote to you, but let me thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kind words.
This shit is unreal. I feel bombarded with thousands of emotions at the same time.
Same
I like that a song that might just be about depression closes with a beautiful coda set against a clip of a dreary, grey trip on a British motorway. Fitting
3:39 has to be one of the bassiest faces i've ever seen. At least until 3:43 hell ya, Bass'd.
I am currently in a Mini Stop conbini in Fukuoka and they are playing this.
Amazing
That’s a really cool combination somehow :)
@@Mallowolf best part was I was also wearing a Knower t-shirt at the time too lol
A big masterpiece with "Things" melancholic vibes... I love Pedro's solo
This is the best guitar part in any Louis Cole song I’ve heard since Money
Pedro Martins is probably the closest current thing possible to having Allan Holdsworth on call. He's really terrific and it is nice to hear the guitar featured this way.
Is the solo an overdub? Not only because it sounds weird, but it also kinda looks weird
Come on, that was agonizing. As great as all other musicians in his band are, I never heard a decent guitar player with Louis Cole.
@@stanvanillo9831 If we figure out which concert this take is from, I might be able to help. I've got this song on video in my phone from 4 concerts.
@@MartinMaat ?????????
I'm just so happy to be still discovering good musicians in this decade. New voices that have something to add while in conversation with the past. Louis Cole, Genevieve Artadi, everybody at Brainfeeder and your collaborators, this orchestra. I listen and I can believe. This is the redemption of art. Art redeems humanity. You are winning for all of us.
Louis Cole Always makes me smile. Jack Skellington would be proud.
Sam is soooooo good. Totally in the pocket. His groove is infectious.
I can't believe I'm gonna see this album played live in Amsterdam in October.
See you there
same!!
Can't wait 😁
Horribly envious, but I also hope it brings you tremendous enjoyment.
the performance pedro martins put in here is unbelievable
Whenever you feel down. Just remember. You exist in a timeline with Louis Cole.
the best music ever made is being made today. thank God.
🙌🙌🙌
Binney just keeping that reed moist for the next epic solo
The outro feels real Boards of Canada like and I love it!
OMG yes, love them!
I love how BoC it gets right at the end. I'm thankful for Louis Cole and all of the amazing musicians that stand behind him in this, an interesting time to be alive where any music one desires is a white noise that almost cancels itsef out. Where some of the greatest players and composers ever to live, live now but it can be (ironically) exponentially harder to get to them. I appreciate that these individuals care to bring the craft forward in decades where it seems like those attributes are less valuable. It's like a "screw you, I'm going to do it anyway" vibe and I like that.
boards of canada?
@@kingcyrusking Yup!
ORANGE
@@acceptable_wolf Yeah, that's right.
ORDER. THE. ALBUM.
It's important.
It’s always a pleasure to hear what Louis Cole is cooking.
That guitar solo is untouchable. It soars on awkward, angular wings
When I first listened to this song three days ago, the groove at the beginning caught me very off guard, when the drums came in twice as fast as I thought. I found the song good at first but it's really grown on me since then, I've been listening to it a couple times per day and it might be my favorite of the year. I'd like to say some things I love about the song, even if nobody reads my comment and I'm not really knowledgeable about writing music, I just want to put this out there
I love the melody that plays throughout the song. I think it's really unique and beautiful, and it instantly made me feel uplifted as soon as I heard it
I love that guitar in my left ear during the verse ( 0:33 ). I think it brings some levity to that part and I love how focused the guitarist Pedro Martins seems to be in the video (great solo too, technical but I thought it was very tasteful)
I love the metropole orkest here, they really enhance the emotion that the song ellicits in me, by supporting the chords, playing little runs every now and then etc or just doing their magic yknow
This might be a me thing, but I love the "dimension" that the song occupies, it doesn't try to go in multiple different directions etc. I personnally really dislike when a song has a great thing going and they kinda kill that momentum to go in a different direction altogether out of nowhere
I love the little side to side shuffle that the singers do during the whole song, kinda makes me want to side shuffle too
I'm sure I'll find a better understanding of the song once I'll have listened to it for a couple of months and have had time to naturally analyse it, but this is what I'm loving about the song so far. Great job Louis Cole and team !
Hey thanks for sharing this, loved hearing your thoughts and I feel the same way about this song.
Genuinely believe that he is the best. Yea, he is...he's the best. Everything he does absolutely blows me away. It just hits different. Wonderful. Thank the musical gods for Louis Cole. Aaaaaamen.
Louis singing got to the next level. Great!
Don't ever give up, Louis. Your dreams bring joy to me, and I'm sure to many others as well.
Hell Yes. Louis remains on unbeatable form.
This music makes me feel colors I wish I could see.
That synth outro kills me everytime... pure magic. 🙏🙏🙏
Knower/ Louis Cole/ genevieve artadi are the future of music and the future is now
Sam’s joy is infectiously unparalleled 🥲
What a wonderful assemblage of beautiful human flowers. I love you all so much and the music too. A million thanks and all my love. 🤗
Louis Cole always seems to coincidentally just know what to say and how to say it, like he's doing a soundtrack for my life. I don't know why this phenomenon keeps occuring. This song was all the feels and then it concludes with a shot of motorway in my home country. Everything he does always hits.
Maybe he is like us one of the real humans
@@EstamosDe 100% agree.
Unreal song, unreal performance, unreal mix. Thanks as always, Louis. And shouts to Sam who has become my all-time favorite bassist. Love always.
Another Day, Another *BANGER* from Louis Cole 📀
This has been on repeat for several weeks (maybe months... I have NO fucking idea... I just need to hear it again and again...) If it was in my domain, I would dedicate this song to all the people who've lost loved ones, whether through breakups or death (or just through time and insufferable inaction). Thanks Mr. Cole, especially for the Boards of Canda stylings on the outro. Damned... how do you do this kind of thing... Peace everyone!
i could listen to this a billion times
pedro really elevates this already amazing piece. love it
im so glad our Sam is getting so much love. he is Sam and Louis is Frodo.
Came here after nothing showed up in my recommended. This is honestly the song I needed to hear right now. Your music kicks ass and I can't believe I'm only now discovering it. Better late than never I guess.
The Metropole orkest is truly one of kind
Amazing - the nerd in me can’t help noticing that on the outro the film has him driving on the left hand site and I think it’s where the roads merge in at the bottom of the a1 near London as I think the cameras match but happy to be corrected - can’t wait to see him back in London in September I have tickets !
Definitely a road in the U.K., as you surmise.
One of the tunes of the year.
There's a lot of nice technical stuff to be said about this, but I just wanted to say that listening to it made me feel really good. The tune - especially with this arrangement and these folks - is super pleasant to listen to.
it sounds like a modern day steely dan. I love it.
I Love the whole gang ! It’s like a family thing how he includes everybody !
I feel grateful that Louis Cole is putting words and music to something I thought no one else really felt… turns out I’m not alone- so awesome! This is some of the best modern music in the world. We are all lucky to enjoy it.
Sam's bass tone is so clean that I now compare all others to it. The balance is so so good, too.
He's just churning out banger after banger with this album. Less than 30 days now and I can't wait. If the whole album is as high quality as these 3 then this might be one of my favourite albums of all time.
This song is so beautiful and yet so bad ass. The song really reaches my deep emotions, just like "True Love" from Louis Cole.
Louis Cole definitely one of my favourite artists of all time
These 3 tracks are astounding. Have ordered the album and travelling from UK to Holland for the live show. Wish you were in London too hut what the hell - neither my wife nor 17yo daughter have been to Amsterdam before so we're super stoked. Incredible work Louis and team (and Sam must be enjoying this gig more than any other bassist enjoyed their gig - in history).
that last part of the video really hit hard
Only three tracks in and this is my favorite album of all time.
Я в абсолютном восхищении! С каждой новой песней ощущение, будто он только разгоняется, и дальше будет нечто настолько невообразимое и прекрасное. Это гениально. Sry for my language. I just want to say thank you for your music, it's unbelievable and so amazing! ❤
I always feel like playing Wonderputt at the end of this song. ⛳️
❤❤
could listen to that outro for hours
NICE! LOVE this album! Getting STR8 Old-School Earth, Wind & Fire vibes with some Claire Fischer/Phoenix Horns vibes from this. Sam Wilkes' bass line reminds me of Verdine White playing back in the day. I could hear Johnny Graham doing the guitar solo with his own style. And the background singers are like when The Emotions sang with Earth, Wind & Fire (in a roundabout way). The video at the end on the screen reminds me some of the bike ride Prince & Appollonia took in the "Take Me With U" scene in Purple Rain, especially when some of that was actually shot in L.A.
I only know Earth, Wind & Fire from the people you mentioned, but I’m checking the rest out since I love this album too. Thanks for the recs!
Pedro DESTRUINDO na guitarra ! Bom demais ! Louis, you're the freaking best man ! Just better and better music
LOUIS COLE SAVE MY SUMMER AND MY LIFE
Phenomenal!
That bass player is PROPER dialled in.
The level of musicianship is untouched
Sam Wilkes and LC are just *so* tight with each other in this show.
As someone who struggled with depression for a couple of years, all I can say is that this song hits too close to home...
dreams = killing me
these releases? = resurrecting and lifting me to new heights
12/10, im glad you never pumped those breaks
Getting to experience things like this is what makes life worth living, i sit here with a huge smile, tears streaming down my face, such beautiful music like this hits me straight to the core!
Digging the Stevie Wonder influence, this crew is some of the best musicians I have ever heard. Hope Cole gets better and Knower can go back on tour.
Class personified
absolutely
Knower can’t miss. Feels like lemonade on a hot day. Refreshing!
this has been one of my favourite songs i have ever heard for quite a long time
thank you for letting us enjoy this on hq, this is phenomenal
Hell yes! This concert was magical. Deserves the album treatment!
Utterly magical. And those backing singers moving in unison is a sight.
Absolutely gorgeous. Love the metric fakeout in the beginning too.
There’s also a key fakeout since the string arpeggio by itself implies the song being in A major, but when drums and bass kick in it’s clearly in D major
I actually hear A Major (well A Mixolydian I suppose). The second chord, the F# m really feels like the vi to me. The tonality kinda switches between Major and Mixolydian depending on the chord
Totally sublime....
From England, Community Nurse in MH. The lines in this are inspirational in a real life situational perspective. Use them with the clients I work with. They help 🙂, Thank you.
Amazing...I don't really know what else to say. Louis Cole is insanely talented and able to take music in directions I wouldn't expect which is quite rare these days.