Glad you reacted to my recommendation, great reaction as always! Try Jonah Nilsson's (Dirty Loops' vocalist and keyboardist) "Coffee Break" if you want; I think you'll like it. Cheers man!
I used to do Keyboard and instrument repair in Vegas years ago. They came in for a show and one of their Korg Tritons needed repair. We went back stage right before the show, got it working and then got to see the show. They are very cool guys to talk with and some of the most talented artists to come out of the last decade. Their live performance proved they weren't just another over produced studio boy band, these guys have serious talent and dedication.
I absolutely agree. I had the chance to see them live and meet them at a showcase in NYC. Nicest dudes ever and the show was INSANE. They did not fail to impress.
Thanks for articulating, through your reactions, the acrobatically fun energy that Dirty Loops’ music stirs up in the listener! I just discovered “Coffee Break” by Jonah Nilsson & LUCAS. Duuuuuuuude. Michael Jackson’s ghost was flying through the mixing boards on that one. Please please react to that song. Would love to hear your thoughts.
They are crazy and amazing musician's.. I love the sound the music's got... One thing I think is sad it's your inears... Try the number with some sennheiser 800. Series headphones.... THAT WILL KILL YOU SLOW.... AWESOME SOUND.
I am a pianist, but there is a band that approached me like "please record bass parts for us because we know you love Henrik Linder, please apply his vibe for us" and I'm amazed but I feel respect for the obligation, if you know what I mean, of course I took it :)
Might I suggest something a bit retro but still amazing to this day? How about a little Steve Perry - one of THE best vocalists of all time. His breath control, tone, musicality, and pure emotion still keeps him at the top. You can do any of the popular ones such as "Faithfully," or "Lights," or even "Don't Stop Believin'," but I''d highly recommend their live version of "Wheel in the Sky" or even better, "Mother, Father." Somehow Steve's live performances are more impressive than his recorded ones. Here's the link to "Mother, Father." The end will blow you away: th-cam.com/video/9IsAdOXDGAU/w-d-xo.html
Don't watch Dirty Loops videos late at night....you won't be able to go to sleep.
THAT DRUMMER IS INSANE!
Glad you reacted to my recommendation, great reaction as always!
Try Jonah Nilsson's (Dirty Loops' vocalist and keyboardist) "Coffee Break" if you want; I think you'll like it.
Cheers man!
I used to do Keyboard and instrument repair in Vegas years ago. They came in for a show and one of their Korg Tritons needed repair. We went back stage right before the show, got it working and then got to see the show. They are very cool guys to talk with and some of the most talented artists to come out of the last decade. Their live performance proved they weren't just another over produced studio boy band, these guys have serious talent and dedication.
I absolutely agree. I had the chance to see them live and meet them at a showcase in NYC. Nicest dudes ever and the show was INSANE. They did not fail to impress.
I was there! I live in Vegas and saw them on local TV and made a beeline down there. Fantastic!
Getting some strong Pat Metheny Group vibes from this song, which is a GOOD thing.
I hear Lyle Mays in Jonah's solo. This song is redonkulous. Thank you for sharing your reaction, Brad!
@@robertdolby with occasional flashes of Herbie Hancock, or Chick Corea. It's such a joy!
More Dirty Loops covers to react to!
Dirty Loops - Prude Girl (Rihanna - Rude Boy)
Dirty Loops - Wake Me Up (Avicii)
Dirty Loops - Ta Fête (Stromae)
Thanks for articulating, through your reactions, the acrobatically fun energy that Dirty Loops’ music stirs up in the listener! I just discovered “Coffee Break” by Jonah Nilsson & LUCAS. Duuuuuuuude. Michael Jackson’s ghost was flying through the mixing boards on that one. Please please react to that song. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Cory Henry homage at 6:15? Listen Snarky Puppy - Lingus and Corys solo :)
So True! :) Noticed it the first time I heard it too.
I hear what you''re saying but this piano solo is way more Lyle Mays than Cory Henry - especially with the underlying berimbau ostinato.
Henrik's bass lines here are sick to say the least they are like not of this world!!! These guys can't be from our planet! They are truly bad ass!
"Oh my gosh; there's more."
Sir, there always is and it is always fantastic.
8:50 - 8.57 the drummer was sick dude
Please check out "Over the Horizon" Dirty Loops playing skills are on overkill display!! Truely outstanding!
I couldn't believe it was a cover of a Samsung ring tone!
They are crazy and amazing musician's.. I love the sound the music's got... One thing I think is sad it's your inears... Try the number with some sennheiser 800. Series headphones.... THAT WILL KILL YOU SLOW.... AWESOME SOUND.
5:56 the lick?
Just Keep 'em comin'
My man upgraded from earbuds to AirPods.
I am a pianist, but there is a band that approached me like "please record bass parts for us because we know you love Henrik Linder, please apply his vibe for us" and I'm amazed but I feel respect for the obligation, if you know what I mean, of course I took it :)
Great review.....as usual!
Love your reactions. Check out Do I Do (live) with Jonah Nilsson and Jacob Collier. Pretty sure you will like it 😉 Bless you!
The last guy I saw react to this video stopped the video.
They weren’t even out of the first act.
Finally
You have to react to moon river by Jacob Collier!! I love your reactions and I think it will blow you away to say the least!!
I'm sure this isnt intentional but your shirt that says "Mamba Out" makes me think its some kind of sick reference to Kobe Bryant's death
It is a tribute shirt to him
Might I suggest something a bit retro but still amazing to this day? How about a little Steve Perry - one of THE best vocalists of all time. His breath control, tone, musicality, and pure emotion still keeps him at the top. You can do any of the popular ones such as "Faithfully," or "Lights," or even "Don't Stop Believin'," but I''d highly recommend their live version of "Wheel in the Sky" or even better, "Mother, Father." Somehow Steve's live performances are more impressive than his recorded ones. Here's the link to "Mother, Father." The end will blow you away: th-cam.com/video/9IsAdOXDGAU/w-d-xo.html
5:56 The licc
Perfect review👍🇸🇪
Hahaha nice dude!!