I love seeing y'all's reaction to this ☺️ y'all felt the energy like I do 😌❤️ this music is special ☺️ it has a way of activating that primal energy within an individual, activates the hidden warrior within 😌❤️I'd love to see y'all react to more of heilung or danheim ☺️
I tell you some things about this song: The song's title can be found in the Mesogothic Anglo-Saxon glossary as "In-Maidjan", which means "deceptively change" or "corrupt". This makes sense since the entire story within the album consists of a peaceful village that is corrupted by having to go to war. Therefore, Proto-Germanic seems to be the language. Harigasti Teiwa Harigasti Teiwa "is a clear Germanic reference to the Negau helmet. This helmet contains several Etruscan alphabet inscriptions that include the words" Harigasti teiwa which are the first words of the song. This could be translated as Harigast (the priest) although it could also mean, the priest of Teiwaz (Tyr). "Harigast" is often (not always) seen as a personal name and that it could be made up of the words "harjaz" (army, troop, warband, war) and gastiz (stranger, guest). The forms "Hari" and "gast" is particularly found in west-germanic. As such the name could mean "war guest" or "foreign army". Tawol Athodu - I accept the invitation. Ek Erilaz - I am a runemaster. The word has been interpreted to mean magician or runemaster. The word is an ablaut variant of count and it is believed that it could be linguistically related to the name of the tribe of the Heruli or Herulos. The Heruli were a Germanic tribe from Scandinavia that was invaded by the Roman Empire in the 3rd century. So it is probably simply an old military title of Germanic provenance. Owlthuthewaz - owlthu (glorious) thewaz (servant). Means servant of the glorious Niwaremariz - Priest of the god "Ullr" / famous, renowned. From the proto-Germanic term Wulþuz (glory) wolþu- is possibly a reference to a God, surely the God Ullr. Saawilagar Hateka - My name is Sawilagaz. Harja - Army - leader of the army; commander; Warrior Wuotani Ruoperath Wuotani - Oh, Wodan! Ruoperath - famous and brilliant. This could be interpreted as the following: I, Priest Harigast. Aaccept the invitation (to battle) I am the Heruli. I am a renowned priest of Ullr. They call me Warrior. Oh, Wodan the famous and brilliant! The next chant are the names of the 24 Norse runes of the Elder Futhark. This is also known as runic song. Fehu, Uruz, Thurisaz, Ansuz, Raidho, Kenaz, Gebo, Wunjo, Hagal, Naudhiz, Isa, Jera, Eihwaz, Perthro, Algiz, Sowelu, Tiwaz, Berkano, Ehwaz, Mannaz, Laguz, Ingwaz, Dagaz, Othala. In English: Wealth, Aurochs, Thorn, Divine Breath, Travel, Torch, Gift, Joy, Hail, Need, Ice, Harvest, Tree, Luck, Elk, Sun, Creator, Birch tree, Horse, Man, Water, Fertility, Day, Home. Odin, prepare for battle! A hug.
@@Shrek-rz8mv what it says is unintelligible, therefore impossible to make a translation. It may be a simple guttural rhythm similar to the Eskimo Throat Singing
@@Nidels oh shit I almost forgot to mention, in Heilung’s Alcatraz performance when Kai comes to that part, there’s this one bit where I could have sworn he said “skyldi kaupa” which is a line from þat mælti mín móðir, a song which is obviously old Norse, but the chanting sounds different in the Alcatraz performance than it does in the original Lifa performance. so either it’s possible that the unintelligible lines, could either be Eskimo in one version, old Norse in another version, or a mix of both in both versions. Sorry for the info dump! But I thought it would be something interesting to think about
See them live, and you'll be taken on the ride of your life! They literally tore a hole in the simulation; it was beautiful and terrifying all at once. It's a religious experience more than anything.
As a pagan worshipping person in Sweden, celebrating the old ways, this makes me so happy. Its like you wonderful guys react to shamanic and nordic music, that connects you to the veil and threads between times. If Heilung don't comes to your town your are most welcome to my town and if you don't find a place to stay, please stay in my home. I ve got tickets for 2022 in Stockholm and there are still left. If you want to go into the deep of the information transported get back to me. We are some priestess of the old nordic tradition that would be glad if you joined us for a Heiilung concert and we will teach you about the runes and stuff the really connects to your primal you. Just somehow stumbled upon your reaction and just stopped because you felt the ernegy in the webb of life and that what Heilung sings about in English you may say there nerve of life from womb to tomb and tomb to womb ;)
Words can not describe the feelings you get from watching them live! Saw them live in Chicago & that's the day I truly felt whole & content w/ everything! I long for the day of that feeling once again!
Can we just appreciate the absolute BEAST it is to chant that chorus. 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 2, 3, 4 3, 2, 3, 4 . . . . 7, 2, 3, 4 All. In. One. Breath. The breath control is insane.
the concert that this was part of was so f'n rad. no matter where you're from, what your culture, this has to evoke something primal in you. such a vibe.
This is the first 'song' of the ritual, following the sage-ing of the stage and the blessing. This is to put them in to place where they can communicate with the spirits.
The instrument is called a "ravanahatha" btw. It's an Indian instrument believed to be the oldest kind of bow-played string instrument in the world. This one was made for Maria by an authentic Indian artisan and at the time of this concert was strung with his daughter's own hair. (It's since been replaced with horsehair)
I'm 100 percent here for more Heilung. Any artist who can get you guys vibing like crazy without even looking at the screen is an automatic banger. And I am 1000 percent here for Smokey describing the viking chants as the first battle raps. In all honesty... it's not far off. The old Scandinavians practiced a few different types of magick, and one of them was known as "galdr." It was done by chanting one word, a few words, or even single letters in their alphabet. Even then, they were free to switch up the pronunciation as the spirit moved them. If it sounds similar to a person speaking in tongues, that's also not far off the mark. These days the only example of a galdr chant that non-history buffs are familiar with is the giant from Jack and the Beanstalk saying "fee, fi, fo, fum." Hope this was informative and I hope to see more Heilung in the future! "Alfadirhaiti" is my personal favorite 🤘😎🤘
Please do more! I cannot wait for you to review one of the videos from their recent album where she has the lead: Norupo or Anoana. The images in their videos are amazing.
Definitely more from this band! Specifically Norupo, it's a kickass music video. Also check out lyfjaber by Wardruna. It's for healing mountain and it's incredible
"SHE AINT EVEN WEARIN SHOES" I dont know why, but that made me literally laugh out loud haha More Heilung boys, I suggest Othan. Fun fact about that song: A sacred number to the norse is the number 9 and each measure in that song is 9 beats ;)
Most people don't know that about the number nine being sacred. It's reason for being sacred to the Norse is the Nine worlds connected by Yggdrasil (translated to mean Yggr's gallows in reference to Odin's sacrifice of himself to himself)
That feeling you get after listening to this type of music. Is your ancestral blood pumping through ya. Deep down your soul is trying to rip itself out to show your wild primitive side. Just remember a few hundred years ago or a few thousand years ago we were still hunters and gatherers. And in some countries or cultures we still are 👍👍.
Love Yall!! Heilung is Fantastic! 14m54s in, iffin Yall Lovin Maria, ive suggested, but I say Again, her other band Euzen Metomorph album/song OMG!! Such Greatness!
Follow up comment...the last words are a blessing...it translates loosely to "may it be of help". Check out Norupo which chants a rune poem and the video is BEAUTIFUL
To answer your questions: the reason the music vibrates so well is with repetition at the proper rhythm, it triggers alpha waves. Secondly, they label themselves as Amplified History.
I don't know what that drug is you're talking about, but this music is the best alternative for any kind of drug. Well, that's what I believe, can't really tell because I never used any, despite being Dutch (easy access).
These are the songs of our very ancient ancestors , lost in the sands of time. They were very attuned to tge seasons, the ley lines of the earth, the deer.... and were feirce warriors when they needed to be.
The original beat that most native groups go off of is essentially the beat of the human heart also. The beat has been used to do everything from inducing the adrenaline surge needed when going into battle to taking a holy person/healer/spirit walker into a trance to commune with spirits for guidance. Dances inspired by this music also shares similar effects.
There is a study of music about heart beat patterns we hear before birth in our mothers womb. Even to this day we respect our mothers, so if you bring that heart-beat pattern to music, I think boys/men feel it more toward hunting/fighting. It's how we survived as a species. Add that to a mother like pitch in music, men would rush to battle.
I think this connects with the primal, because it IS tribal, only an interpretation on how proto-germanic peoples might have sounded. A lot of tribal music from around the world have this primal quality. Probably because it harkens back to our tribal origins and the origins of making music. Also in lots of different tribal societies music and shamanic trance are connected , so the music is trance inducing
What kind of music is this? Well, it's hard to find a name for something they came up with. I mean there are bands and single musicians who use some old traditional themes and instruments but Heilung really takes that to the next level.
This one is an ancient prayer to Odin (aka Wotan, Woten, Votan, Ootan, etc.). This is again in Elder Futhark (proto-germanic), and is mostly a repetition of the Runic alphabet. Repeating the Elder.Futhark runes 9 time (each round in a single breath) represents the 9 days Odin spent in the tree of knowledge.
@wintertrooper7918 it is the Elder Futhark runes being recited nine times in a row, each round in a single breath. That IS an ancient prayer reflecting the 9 days Odin spent in the branches of the tree of knowledge, as that was when the Runic alphabet was revealed to Odin. This is not a story at all. It is simply a repeated chanting of the Runes. Try again...
@Mr. Funkalicious Splendiferous yes I know that, but the song is part of a concept album surrounding a Norse village. This song is called corruption it's part of the story deals with the village seeking revenge for a raid
In your spare time you really should listen to the whole show. It will take you somewhere, put you in a trance and bring you out the other side feeling stoned or something from the chemical reaction your brain had to it.
I'm not sure the Vikings really were the first to do battle raps. The Saxons also had gloating battles with rhymes and bard battles also go way back (I'd like to say to ancient times, but I'm not 100% confident there.) Even Beethoven got challenged and he shut that down real hard!^^
Part of this song has actually been used on the trailer for video game Hellblade II, a story that is centered on a female celtic warrior and it's fucking epic! how about a small short reaction to it? It's only like 2 minutes long: th-cam.com/video/2TR0gaG01do/w-d-xo.html
Hey guys. To clarify, LIFA is their “album” for these songs. It was their show in Castlefest back in…2017? The song’s name is In Maidjan. If you want some other cool songs from the show, I liked Alfadhirhaiti and Hamrer Hippyer. If you ever get around to em, enjoy!
Amazing how they channel our past and make us long for a time we never lived in! Also Maria’s vocals at the end are immense. Always worth remembering that this is their first ever live performance as well.
Just do all the songs from the epic LIFA live at Castlefest concert; their first ever live concert and this was the first song of it. Krigsgaldir is the song with the bones. Hamrer hippyer is the best song to get in a trance. Alfadhirhaiti and the song Othan, you will certainly like too.
This group is so badass...harkens back to a time when stories were told through song, dance, and the sharing of food. There's a bit of a "disconnect" in that, just as it is with my own Native American ancestry and song, very little of it had anything to do with "war." It's simply story-telling that was done long before the written word. Many differences were settled by a "sit-down" over food and song...many a war was started that way as well. (Lol, I guess now I understand why I took "Pre-Medieval History" in college decades ago)
this song is about war. in fact he is talking about accepting his opponants invatation to battle. he calls on odins power to help him and he says he of his people the heruli. the language is called eldar futhark i think. which is old norse. and if u know anything about the norce(vikings) they were all about war. in fact all men wanted to die on the battlefield and not as a old man in bed. most of the words i can pick out in all of their songs has something to do with war
Seeing this live at Red Rocks with the sound reverberating off the rocks, most of the crowd high and LEGIT in a trance was the craziest experience. Like the whole crowd howling and pulsing… it’s such a wild experience lol everyone should see Heilung live
I was at that show. Best Heilung show I’ve seen. The Energy was incredible and the audience seemed full of Pagans, Witches, Shamans, Voudoun, and new age spirituals. The energy was fantastic . My last show before Covid was The 69 Eyes (from Finland).
You want your mind blown, watch "Kulning ancient herding" calls by Jonna Jinton. Female Norse vocals that make the cows come home. If you want goosebumps.... heh.
I personally find her voice and truly the group as a whole, captivating and mesmerizing! Which I'm sure is what they wanna hear & could be going for but, ain't this like the ultimate hype music?! 🤘🏼💙🤘🏼
I saw them in Glasgow. It's very theatrical they bring out incense to clear the room of bad energy and it's like going back in time. They are great live and generally do small venues do not to.lose the connection with audiance . You get to howl too lol
Spike Dudley's finisher was the Acid Drop. Thank you for reacting to one of my favourite artists. This is Maria's other band Euzen, which is completely different to Heilung th-cam.com/video/8SV7raoFtO0/w-d-xo.html
Can't wait to see the Jonas interview. Heilung are so 🔥 Hope it's not 13 months until the next one. A band that use no electronic instruments (outside the microphone) is so unique. Love them 🤟
24:40 My brain doesn’t shut down at night; so sleeping doesn’t come easy for me. I make playlists on YT that I’ll listen to at night in an attempt to sleep. I have one with Heilung. If I want to get motivated during the day, I’ll listen to it. I tried to use it at night once…never again. There’s some freaking scary stuff going on in my head. It ramped my brain up so bad, it caused all the ptsd issues I thought I had dealt with to show up on steroids.
I am so so sorry that happened to you :(, as someone who also has difficulty sleeping at night, may I suggest the following songs to help with sleep 1: Julie Fowlis - song of the seal 2: Ashley Serana - song of the sea 3: song of the sirens ( sorry I’m not sure the name of the vocalist) 4: Ice Kitsune- Derek Fiechter 5: Eruyt Village- Hitoshi Sakamoto 6: Eruyt Village- Benyamin Nuss 7: Isil Elun’falo ( night elf Kaldor)- Sharm 8: Siren song - Sharm 9: song to the siren - Eurille 10: Whispers- Eurille 11: Moonsong ( instrumental)- Adrian von Ziegler ( absolutely fantastic for helping with sleep in my personal opinion) 12: Mir Da’len Somniar - elf lullaby from Dragon age 13: Scent of night ( vocal cover or the instrumental is fantastic but both are rather dark so not if your in a very low mood unless your like me lol) - cant remember the name of the composer, my apologies 14: The Spirit Song - A Nordic Lullaby- by Jonna Jinton. I hope that these are of use to you & wish you all of the best 😊🙏
Check out the interview we did with Jonas from Heilung and now with Nebala. th-cam.com/video/eWncsaIl1Mw/w-d-xo.html
Need to do wardruna lyfjaburg
I love seeing y'all's reaction to this ☺️ y'all felt the energy like I do 😌❤️ this music is special ☺️ it has a way of activating that primal energy within an individual, activates the hidden warrior within 😌❤️I'd love to see y'all react to more of heilung or danheim ☺️
I tell you some things about this song:
The song's title can be found in the Mesogothic Anglo-Saxon glossary as "In-Maidjan", which means "deceptively change" or "corrupt". This makes sense since the entire story within the album consists of a peaceful village that is corrupted by having to go to war. Therefore, Proto-Germanic seems to be the language.
Harigasti Teiwa Harigasti Teiwa "is a clear Germanic reference to the Negau helmet. This helmet contains several Etruscan alphabet inscriptions that include the words" Harigasti teiwa which are the first words of the song. This could be translated as Harigast (the priest) although it could also mean, the priest of Teiwaz (Tyr). "Harigast" is often (not always) seen as a personal name and that it could be made up of the words "harjaz" (army, troop, warband, war) and gastiz (stranger, guest). The forms "Hari" and "gast" is particularly found in west-germanic. As such the name could mean "war guest" or "foreign army".
Tawol Athodu - I accept the invitation.
Ek Erilaz - I am a runemaster. The word has been interpreted to mean magician or runemaster. The word is an ablaut variant of count and it is believed that it could be linguistically related to the name of the tribe of the Heruli or Herulos. The Heruli were a Germanic tribe from Scandinavia that was invaded by the Roman Empire in the 3rd century. So it is probably simply an old military title of Germanic provenance.
Owlthuthewaz - owlthu (glorious) thewaz (servant). Means servant of the glorious
Niwaremariz - Priest of the god "Ullr" / famous, renowned. From the proto-Germanic term Wulþuz (glory) wolþu- is possibly a reference to a God, surely the God Ullr.
Saawilagar Hateka - My name is Sawilagaz.
Harja - Army - leader of the army; commander; Warrior
Wuotani Ruoperath Wuotani - Oh, Wodan! Ruoperath - famous and brilliant.
This could be interpreted as the following:
I, Priest Harigast.
Aaccept the invitation (to battle)
I am the Heruli.
I am a renowned priest of Ullr.
They call me Warrior.
Oh, Wodan the famous and brilliant!
The next chant are the names of the 24 Norse runes of the Elder Futhark. This is also known as runic song.
Fehu, Uruz, Thurisaz, Ansuz,
Raidho, Kenaz, Gebo, Wunjo,
Hagal, Naudhiz, Isa, Jera,
Eihwaz, Perthro, Algiz, Sowelu,
Tiwaz, Berkano, Ehwaz, Mannaz,
Laguz, Ingwaz, Dagaz, Othala.
In English:
Wealth, Aurochs, Thorn, Divine Breath,
Travel, Torch, Gift, Joy,
Hail, Need, Ice, Harvest,
Tree, Luck, Elk, Sun,
Creator, Birch tree, Horse, Man,
Water, Fertility, Day, Home.
Odin, prepare for battle!
A hug.
What is the translation for the bit Kai uwe Faust sings in between the tawol athodu and elder futhark at 10:17
@@Shrek-rz8mv what it says is unintelligible, therefore impossible to make a translation. It may be a simple guttural rhythm similar to the Eskimo Throat Singing
@@Nidels thanks! i was looking everywhere but that does make a lot of sense, it could be an eskimo technique.
@@Nidels oh shit I almost forgot to mention, in Heilung’s Alcatraz performance when Kai comes to that part, there’s this one bit where I could have sworn he said “skyldi kaupa” which is a line from þat mælti mín móðir, a song which is obviously old Norse, but the chanting sounds different in the Alcatraz performance than it does in the original Lifa performance. so either it’s possible that the unintelligible lines, could either be Eskimo in one version, old Norse in another version, or a mix of both in both versions. Sorry for the info dump! But I thought it would be something interesting to think about
@@Shrek-rz8mv Thaks
Maria Franz is amazing!
I think that is called "ancestral memory"
Heilung also translates to Healing or The Cure. This does heal the soul.
i love that when you listen to Heilung you go somewhere, without having to leave the house.
See them live, and you'll be taken on the ride of your life! They literally tore a hole in the simulation; it was beautiful and terrifying all at once. It's a religious experience more than anything.
The layering of their vocals is absolutely brilliant
As a pagan worshipping person in Sweden, celebrating the old ways, this makes me so happy. Its like you wonderful guys react to shamanic and nordic music, that connects you to the veil and threads between times. If Heilung don't comes to your town your are most welcome to my town and if you don't find a place to stay, please stay in my home. I ve got tickets for 2022 in Stockholm and there are still left. If you want to go into the deep of the information transported get back to me. We are some priestess of the old nordic tradition that would be glad if you joined us for a Heiilung concert and we will teach you about the runes and stuff the really connects to your primal you. Just somehow stumbled upon your reaction and just stopped because you felt the ernegy in the webb of life and that what Heilung sings about in English you may say there nerve of life from womb to tomb and tomb to womb ;)
Words can not describe the feelings you get from watching them live! Saw them live in Chicago & that's the day I truly felt whole & content w/ everything! I long for the day of that feeling once again!
Can we just appreciate the absolute BEAST it is to chant that chorus.
1, 2, 3, 4
2, 2, 3, 4
3, 2, 3, 4
. . . .
7, 2, 3, 4
All. In. One. Breath. The breath control is insane.
the concert that this was part of was so f'n rad. no matter where you're from, what your culture, this has to evoke something primal in you. such a vibe.
This is the first 'song' of the ritual, following the sage-ing of the stage and the blessing. This is to put them in to place where they can communicate with the spirits.
The instrument is called a "ravanahatha" btw. It's an Indian instrument believed to be the oldest kind of bow-played string instrument in the world. This one was made for Maria by an authentic Indian artisan and at the time of this concert was strung with his daughter's own hair. (It's since been replaced with horsehair)
It reaches you on a primal level.
I'm 100 percent here for more Heilung. Any artist who can get you guys vibing like crazy without even looking at the screen is an automatic banger. And I am 1000 percent here for Smokey describing the viking chants as the first battle raps. In all honesty... it's not far off.
The old Scandinavians practiced a few different types of magick, and one of them was known as "galdr." It was done by chanting one word, a few words, or even single letters in their alphabet. Even then, they were free to switch up the pronunciation as the spirit moved them. If it sounds similar to a person speaking in tongues, that's also not far off the mark.
These days the only example of a galdr chant that non-history buffs are familiar with is the giant from Jack and the Beanstalk saying "fee, fi, fo, fum."
Hope this was informative and I hope to see more Heilung in the future! "Alfadirhaiti" is my personal favorite 🤘😎🤘
First time i ever heard Heilung i was tripping lsd in a hurricane , turned out all the lights and watched this show !! Life changing!!
Wow that would've been a fantastic experience!
Wow, so much but all so Beutiful and perfect ,you'll wlk earth now with peace .
I would have freaked out
fantastic reaction guys, great to watch. Heilung are amazing, super talented
Last show I watched before Covid hit was Heilung. Best performance live ever!
Please do more! I cannot wait for you to review one of the videos from their recent album where she has the lead: Norupo or Anoana. The images in their videos are amazing.
I love this song!
For another aswesome song like this check out „Solringen“ by Wardruna or „Kvervandi“ by Einar Selvik & Ivar Bjørnson
Kvervandi, the electric version, is my favorite, what I call folk metal.
Oh yeah, finally:) Can't wait for other songs from Heilung.
"Alfadhirhaiti" gotta be next!
Definitely more from this band! Specifically Norupo, it's a kickass music video. Also check out lyfjaber by Wardruna. It's for healing mountain and it's incredible
"SHE AINT EVEN WEARIN SHOES"
I dont know why, but that made me literally laugh out loud haha
More Heilung boys, I suggest Othan. Fun fact about that song: A sacred number to the norse is the number 9 and each measure in that song is 9 beats ;)
none of them is wearing any shoes......
Most people don't know that about the number nine being sacred. It's reason for being sacred to the Norse is the Nine worlds connected by Yggdrasil (translated to mean Yggr's gallows in reference to Odin's sacrifice of himself to himself)
Heilung is the sh*t! Loved watching y'all's reaction to this!!!! Watch ananoa by heilung. The official video!❤️🤓
You guys should react to the Heilung official music Norupo!!
That feeling you get after listening to this type of music. Is your ancestral blood pumping through ya. Deep down your soul is trying to rip itself out to show your wild primitive side. Just remember a few hundred years ago or a few thousand years ago we were still hunters and gatherers. And in some countries or cultures we still are 👍👍.
This band helped guide me deeper into my pagan ancestors roots and find animism 😍
Nice reaction, Well done boys! :) Greetings from the north!
I know yall are also Atlanta people, so you might be interested to know that Wardruna (you reacted to Helvegen) is playing Atlanta in October of 2022.
Love Yall!! Heilung is Fantastic! 14m54s in, iffin Yall Lovin Maria, ive suggested, but I say Again, her other band Euzen Metomorph album/song OMG!! Such Greatness!
Follow up comment...the last words are a blessing...it translates loosely to "may it be of help". Check out Norupo which chants a rune poem and the video is BEAUTIFUL
last time I heard this kind of music... I was being sacrificed to the gods
You really should check out Norupo. It's the song that got me started listening to Heilung. It's incredible.
instrumentation heres the winfd heres the sea the wind is plenty the drone is nature for us
This is the sound you wanna hear in ancient sacred places
this makes me love Europeans so much more! this history, this passion.
this, is us. you don't want to be hearing this on the front lines.
The first instrument ever found was a flute made from animal bone.
Hey Guys i loved to watch u on Krigsgaldr and i realy enjoy u on this 1 Greets from Germany
To answer your questions: the reason the music vibrates so well is with repetition at the proper rhythm, it triggers alpha waves. Secondly, they label themselves as Amplified History.
Make sure to check out the Hellblade II trailer, you'll love it!
Gotta do Japanese Metal. Wagakki Band - Senbonzakura
I don't know what that drug is you're talking about, but this music is the best alternative for any kind of drug. Well, that's what I believe, can't really tell because I never used any, despite being Dutch (easy access).
Best honest reaction
Yeeeees!!!! I was wondering when you were gonna react to this song!
these guys are super interesting. great video guys! Keep on rockin' in the free world!
Devildriver - The Mountain
Unearth - Endless
Counting bodies like sheep to the rythem of the war drum
Can you guys react to Trollabundin by Eivor and Fee Rs Huri by Omnia?
imagine hearing this in the forest at night
Corner DDT and running bull dog for spike another great reaction yall killin it🤘
They are also chanting the Elder Futhark
Maria lights it up in this one.
That ain't a performance. Thats a damn ritual.
Just love Heilung!!
Love these guys
These are the songs of our very ancient ancestors , lost in the sands of time. They were very attuned to tge seasons, the ley lines of the earth, the deer.... and were feirce warriors when they needed to be.
The original beat that most native groups go off of is essentially the beat of the human heart also. The beat has been used to do everything from inducing the adrenaline surge needed when going into battle to taking a holy person/healer/spirit walker into a trance to commune with spirits for guidance. Dances inspired by this music also shares similar effects.
Great reaction ☆ty
Dudley Dog/Acid Drop were spikes Finnisher. he did actually beat a few dudes. I remember one guy was almost 300lb he beat but cant remember bis name.
There is a study of music about heart beat patterns we hear before birth in our mothers womb. Even to this day we respect our mothers, so if you bring that heart-beat pattern to music, I think boys/men feel it more toward hunting/fighting. It's how we survived as a species. Add that to a mother like pitch in music, men would rush to battle.
The men are Danes and Germans. But the female singer is a Norwegian
Well that was something
I think this connects with the primal, because it IS tribal, only an interpretation on how proto-germanic peoples might have sounded. A lot of tribal music from around the world have this primal quality. Probably because it harkens back to our tribal origins and the origins of making music. Also in lots of different tribal societies music and shamanic trance are connected , so the music is trance inducing
by 11:50/25:50 thats run names
What kind of music is this? Well, it's hard to find a name for something they came up with. I mean there are bands and single musicians who use some old traditional themes and instruments but Heilung really takes that to the next level.
Please also check out Heilung: fylgija ear futhorck live. It is mesmerizing and powerful
Dude, antlers and buckskin rule!!
the Music for Hellblade 2
This one is an ancient prayer to Odin (aka Wotan, Woten, Votan, Ootan, etc.). This is again in Elder Futhark (proto-germanic), and is mostly a repetition of the Runic alphabet. Repeating the Elder.Futhark runes 9 time (each round in a single breath) represents the 9 days Odin spent in the tree of knowledge.
Technically it is not an ancient prayer they write this
@@wintertrooper7918 from ancient manuscripts and Runic tablets, so yes, it is...
@Mr. Funkalicious Splendiferous again this is entirely original story
@wintertrooper7918 it is the Elder Futhark runes being recited nine times in a row, each round in a single breath. That IS an ancient prayer reflecting the 9 days Odin spent in the branches of the tree of knowledge, as that was when the Runic alphabet was revealed to Odin. This is not a story at all. It is simply a repeated chanting of the Runes. Try again...
@Mr. Funkalicious Splendiferous yes I know that, but the song is part of a concept album surrounding a Norse village. This song is called corruption it's part of the story deals with the village seeking revenge for a raid
In your spare time you really should listen to the whole show. It will take you somewhere, put you in a trance and bring you out the other side feeling stoned or something from the chemical reaction your brain had to it.
I still got lots of good suggestions in my pocket when you are ready to take them for free…
I'm not sure the Vikings really were the first to do battle raps. The Saxons also had gloating battles with rhymes and bard battles also go way back (I'd like to say to ancient times, but I'm not 100% confident there.)
Even Beethoven got challenged and he shut that down real hard!^^
The journey given to you via ayahuasca lasts for 4-6 hours. This song would be just a small part of that journey into the astral planes. Cheers mate!
I imagine that the Earth element of the tarot would sound like this.
Левого вставляет, как меня ))
14:35 2 swastikas on his cap?
Part of this song has actually been used on the trailer for video game Hellblade II, a story that is centered on a female celtic warrior and it's fucking epic! how about a small short reaction to it? It's only like 2 minutes long: th-cam.com/video/2TR0gaG01do/w-d-xo.html
Hey guys. To clarify, LIFA is their “album” for these songs. It was their show in Castlefest back in…2017? The song’s name is In Maidjan. If you want some other cool songs from the show, I liked Alfadhirhaiti and Hamrer Hippyer. If you ever get around to em, enjoy!
Alfadhiraiti was the inspiration for my latest tattoo!! It's Odin's spear & 2 wolves on either side!
@@demontank76 bruh. That’s awesome!!!!
heilung alfadhirhaiti is my most favorite as well.
Oh if you want an fine example of Maria's voice you should listen to "Traust" beautiful track
Traust may be my fave. Beautiful track
That song is amazing!
Hands down my favorite song by Heilung
I play music with the bones of my enemies, and it is good. Maria Franz is easily one of the most overlooked talents of the last ten years.
Amazing how they channel our past and make us long for a time we never lived in! Also Maria’s vocals at the end are immense. Always worth remembering that this is their first ever live performance as well.
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As a Scandinavian... I feel this to my bone! Love going around around to the barial mounts, and the old rune stones, and listen to this...
WOW, I can imagine how you feeling! I have this feeling when I listening Wardruna
me to brother, me too
Just do all the songs from the epic LIFA live at Castlefest concert; their first ever live concert and this was the first song of it.
Krigsgaldir is the song with the bones.
Hamrer hippyer is the best song to get in a trance.
Alfadhirhaiti and the song Othan, you will certainly like too.
This group is so badass...harkens back to a time when stories were told through song, dance, and the sharing of food. There's a bit of a "disconnect" in that, just as it is with my own Native American ancestry and song, very little of it had anything to do with "war." It's simply story-telling that was done long before the written word. Many differences were settled by a "sit-down" over food and song...many a war was started that way as well. (Lol, I guess now I understand why I took "Pre-Medieval History" in college decades ago)
this song is about war. in fact he is talking about accepting his opponants invatation to battle. he calls on odins power to help him and he says he of his people the heruli.
the language is called eldar futhark i think. which is old norse. and if u know anything about the norce(vikings) they were all about war. in fact all men wanted to die on the battlefield and not as a old man in bed. most of the words i can pick out in all of their songs has something to do with war
Seeing this live at Red Rocks with the sound reverberating off the rocks, most of the crowd high and LEGIT in a trance was the craziest experience. Like the whole crowd howling and pulsing… it’s such a wild experience lol everyone should see Heilung live
My first ritual is in April at Red Rocks. I am so looking forward to it.
i went to their london show, decided to take some shrooms beforehand, 100% do NOT regret it. it was phenomenal
Saw heilung live in York back in Feb 2020, awesome show. If you are interested in playing more norse/pagan music I suggest wardurna.
Oh! You mean you saw them in Jorvik in Feb 2020 ;)
@@BaconNationChannel Aye i did, SKAL!
Wardruna was my gateway into Heilung.
I was at that show. Best Heilung show I’ve seen. The Energy was incredible and the audience seemed full of Pagans, Witches, Shamans, Voudoun, and new age spirituals. The energy was fantastic .
My last show before Covid was The 69 Eyes (from Finland).
You want your mind blown, watch "Kulning ancient herding" calls by Jonna Jinton. Female Norse vocals that make the cows come home. If you want goosebumps.... heh.
She's amazing! I really enjoy her videos and Nanook whenever he's having a blast in the snow.
I personally find her voice and truly the group as a whole, captivating and mesmerizing! Which I'm sure is what they wanna hear & could be going for but, ain't this like the ultimate hype music?! 🤘🏼💙🤘🏼
I saw them in Glasgow. It's very theatrical they bring out incense to clear the room of bad energy and it's like going back in time. They are great live and generally do small venues do not to.lose the connection with audiance . You get to howl too lol
It's more of an experience than it is music.
This music triggers our primal instincts because our souls remembers from waaaaay back when all music sounded like this
Totally....when we felt the spirit of the deer , the land and the stars..... which i can feel when i eat a lot of mushrooms.
Good ol' genetic memory.
If I'm not mistaken they are reciting the elder futhark runes in this
Check out Fylgija Futhorck on the lifa video, actual bone reading on stage 🤘
This is heavy metal in its most primal form. Awesome
whenever she starts singing, i get goosebumps
Spike Dudley's finisher was the Acid Drop. Thank you for reacting to one of my favourite artists. This is Maria's other band Euzen, which is completely different to Heilung th-cam.com/video/8SV7raoFtO0/w-d-xo.html
She has the voice of mother earth nd the cosmos
Great video! You feel this music in your soul and in your bones.
I just saw them live last Saturday and they are absolutely amazing live.
“Hamrer Hippya “ next. Think you guys would love that one.
Edit: “Hamrer Hippyer” . Sorry, I hate it when I misspell things.
I think that was the most amazing thing I've ever heard...thanks for bringing new experiences...you guys are great 👍
Almost more powerful that a deathcore breakdown: 14:26
You guys understand this shit. it's powerful. Much respect.
I get to see them at the Red Rocks in October, I CAN'T WAIT
Hell yes! saw them in NYC before covid but seeing the in red rocks is gunna be a TRULY Ethereal experience!
So how was it?
Can't wait to see the Jonas interview. Heilung are so 🔥 Hope it's not 13 months until the next one.
A band that use no electronic instruments (outside the microphone) is so unique. Love them 🤟
Corvus Corax is another band that uses authentic instruments save for the microphone, but in a more medieval theme.
well, they do use some electronics for the background stuff.
Yeah lets not wait 13 months
Well...they do use a Looper and some vocal analogue synths so.....almost lol
24:40 My brain doesn’t shut down at night; so sleeping doesn’t come easy for me. I make playlists on YT that I’ll listen to at night in an attempt to sleep. I have one with Heilung. If I want to get motivated during the day, I’ll listen to it. I tried to use it at night once…never again. There’s some freaking scary stuff going on in my head. It ramped my brain up so bad, it caused all the ptsd issues I thought I had dealt with to show up on steroids.
I am so so sorry that happened to you :(, as someone who also has difficulty sleeping at night, may I suggest the following songs to help with sleep
1: Julie Fowlis - song of the seal
2: Ashley Serana - song of the sea
3: song of the sirens ( sorry I’m not sure the name of the vocalist)
4: Ice Kitsune- Derek Fiechter
5: Eruyt Village- Hitoshi Sakamoto
6: Eruyt Village- Benyamin Nuss
7: Isil Elun’falo ( night elf Kaldor)- Sharm
8: Siren song - Sharm
9: song to the siren - Eurille
10: Whispers- Eurille
11: Moonsong ( instrumental)- Adrian von Ziegler ( absolutely fantastic for helping with sleep in my personal opinion)
12: Mir Da’len Somniar - elf lullaby from Dragon age
13: Scent of night ( vocal cover or the instrumental is fantastic but both are rather dark so not if your in a very low mood unless your like me lol) - cant remember the name of the composer, my apologies
14: The Spirit Song - A Nordic Lullaby- by Jonna Jinton.
I hope that these are of use to you & wish you all of the best 😊🙏