This woman is the embodiment of a true legendary female artist and vocalist. Her voice is so full of emotion and control at the same time, which is a complete rarity. And mind you she is sitting down. She is masterful, an angel.
thank you for this reaction, i really appreciate it! god has left me anyway. some of her lines are just hitting so deep, the sadness pearls out of her mouth in such excellence and elegance, it pierces through... most people go crazy on aurora and angelina jordan, but here she is, the true queen from norway. i remember very well the two years when i lived in oslo, so many good concerts. i often visited a café called liebling in oslo grünerløkka. one afternoon i shared a table with a woman, writing lyrics in her notebook. it was her. a year later i attended a small festival, called audunbakken festivalen and they always selled 500 tickets. she headlined it in 2012. can you imagine that? she is a light in all this sad world. if you like, watch "turkish delight" from the very same concert. sometimes i feel too much and can barely handle it any longer. then i listen to sad music. so i won't die the slowest death.
So why compare ? Both Susanne Sundfør and Aurora makes theyr own music - so I dont understand why Angelina Jordan is mention in this, as she only do covers. I think that is an insult to Sundfør and Aurora. You should rather take inn Ane Brun, Higasakite and Sigrid - all these women makes music as well.
@@heidifarstadkvalheim4952 she is mentioned because she is featured a lot on many many reaction channels. when it comes to norwegian music on reaction channels it's mostly aurora and angelina, that's why i brought them into comparison i'm not a fan of her, but to call it an insult is going way too far. she is also a huge talent and writing own material. for me angelina is too much of an amy winehouse copy. but i'm not a fan of this hype around aurora either. it's too much of all this forest fairy thing, i don't like this picture people are painting of her. in my opinion it distracts people from seeing the woman in her. i love some of auroras songs, the stripped versions, but i dislike the sound of her album material. ane brun has a very remarkable voice and i love her music as well. highasakite, kalandra, fieh. all good bands.
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody She has a surprisingly varied catalogue, everything from these melancholic dark songs, to pop, to epic, to simple singer songwriter stuff. And its all in the range of pretty good up to amazing :D
The only song I knew with Susanne was the one she did with M83 called Oblivion, which I highly recommend you check out if you haven't already. Just for once, not even Floor Jansen's cover version could beat the original. I'm going to look for more of Susanne's own material after hearing this one.
Thank you for reacting to this. Susanne has so many amazing songs, yet the few reactions I've seen are for the same few songs. While she's an incredible live performer, don't miss out on her studio albums. The production is amazing and not to be missed. Live performances have limitations as far as audio goes. She also performs with Royksopp.. their latest, "Profound Mysteries" is a triple album and is amazing from start to finish (especially songs with Susanne). :-)
Loved this. Check out undercover live.. that is also special. And if you want to really experience her greatness check out mountaineer... its ... indescribable.
Yes! The studio version of Mountaineers with John Grant is one of those songs that reaches deep into my soul. When Susanne joins in, I never fail to get goosebumps. Amazing, and I've never heard anything like it anywhere else.
The Mountaineer is a wonderful song, but I never listen to album version again, since the release of the album live at Barbican. She brought this song to the next level and this is the one I listen the most over a whole year, every artists and genres included.
"White foxes" by Susanne is epic too 🤘🙂👍 ...in similar genre, unique, less known singers are e.g., Ane Brun "Big in Japan" (cover), GEMS "W/O YOU" and Good Harvest "Woodstock", Patty Griffin's "Someone else's tomorrow" and "Forgiveness", etc. 😊
This was the first song i heard from her. It's so beautiful, her voice is truly special. The song was also in a movie, but it can't remember what it was called.. that song paired with that story broke my heart 😬
Love your vids - I think you’ll enjoy listening to Katherine Priddy’s performance of «indigo» over at the for folks sake channel. The voice and feeling is in the same category as some of sundfør’s songs
Ok lovely song and voice, I enjoyed the sound of the organ but it was a bit aggressive and drown out her voice in places tho, so I couldn't make out what she was singing most of the time. still enjoyable ❤ and ✌️
Ok,first girl can sing for sure. Second....I like the melody to this,it's really simple but it works well. The lyrics are deep but the is way.....WAY to much religious talk for me. As a Athiest I would rather hear NO religious stuff in my music but I can see why some might enjoy this.
@@gabrielkain1 i know all her lyrics and you can break down every text into something religious. just like you want to interpret it, you know what i mean?
@soleywolfgangsdottir Yea I get what your saying. She mentions God in the chorus,so it's repeated multiple times. So that's how I took it but who knows.
@@gabrielkain1 yes, she is mentioning god, i know. but its more a resignation that there is no god. you can be atheist and sing about god with a whole different intention. that's a least how i interpret her.
May I suggest a positive nice one from her, the video is shot at her wedding, beautyful melody - Alyosha th-cam.com/video/FYLoNtbWWpk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gEcr-cAV1FQU96nX
Susanne is such a gem. I wish more people knew about her.
This woman is the embodiment of a true legendary female artist and vocalist. Her voice is so full of emotion and control at the same time, which is a complete rarity. And mind you she is sitting down. She is masterful, an angel.
We are all in ‘the brothel’ 😢 Lord have mercy on us
thank you for this reaction, i really appreciate it!
god has left me anyway. some of her lines are just hitting so deep, the sadness pearls out of her mouth in such excellence and elegance, it pierces through...
most people go crazy on aurora and angelina jordan, but here she is, the true queen from norway.
i remember very well the two years when i lived in oslo, so many good concerts. i often visited a café called liebling in oslo grünerløkka. one afternoon i shared a table with a woman, writing lyrics in her notebook. it was her.
a year later i attended a small festival, called audunbakken festivalen and they always selled 500 tickets. she headlined it in 2012. can you imagine that?
she is a light in all this sad world.
if you like, watch "turkish delight" from the very same concert.
sometimes i feel too much and can barely handle it any longer. then i listen to sad music. so i won't die the slowest death.
Yea her voice hits me on a deep level. I loved this
So why compare ? Both Susanne Sundfør and Aurora makes theyr own music - so I dont understand why Angelina Jordan is mention in this, as she only do covers. I think that is an insult to Sundfør and Aurora. You should rather take inn Ane Brun, Higasakite and Sigrid - all these women makes music as well.
@@heidifarstadkvalheim4952 she is mentioned because she is featured a lot on many many reaction channels.
when it comes to norwegian music on reaction channels it's mostly aurora and angelina, that's why i brought them into comparison
i'm not a fan of her, but to call it an insult is going way too far. she is also a huge talent and writing own material. for me angelina is too much of an amy winehouse copy.
but i'm not a fan of this hype around aurora either. it's too much of all this forest fairy thing, i don't like this picture people are painting of her. in my opinion it distracts people from seeing the woman in her.
i love some of auroras songs, the stripped versions, but i dislike the sound of her album material.
ane brun has a very remarkable voice and i love her music as well. highasakite, kalandra, fieh. all good bands.
Thank you for reacting to Susanne Sundfør - she is a fantastic musican !
I love her voice. Everytime I hear her I just want to weep
I've seen pretty much every song of hers live and I think she is the only human on earth unable to hit a wrong note by even a cent.
She has quickly become one of my fav singers.
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody She has a surprisingly varied catalogue, everything from these melancholic dark songs, to pop, to epic, to simple singer songwriter stuff.
And its all in the range of pretty good up to amazing :D
The only song I knew with Susanne was the one she did with M83 called Oblivion, which I highly recommend you check out if you haven't already. Just for once, not even Floor Jansen's cover version could beat the original. I'm going to look for more of Susanne's own material after hearing this one.
🎉🎉🎉
she compose everything herself...
Amazing!
Thank you for reacting to this. Susanne has so many amazing songs, yet the few reactions I've seen are for the same few songs. While she's an incredible live performer, don't miss out on her studio albums. The production is amazing and not to be missed. Live performances have limitations as far as audio goes. She also performs with Royksopp.. their latest, "Profound Mysteries" is a triple album and is amazing from start to finish (especially songs with Susanne). :-)
I will gladly check out more. She has grown to be one of my favorite singers.
👍A very beautiful and lovely voice. 🖖❤
Loved this. Check out undercover live.. that is also special. And if you want to really experience her greatness check out mountaineer... its ... indescribable.
Yes! The studio version of Mountaineers with John Grant is one of those songs that reaches deep into my soul. When Susanne joins in, I never fail to get goosebumps. Amazing, and I've never heard anything like it anywhere else.
@@kyfeman john grant i s such a lovely gentleman. love his music and his personality
The Mountaineer is a wonderful song, but I never listen to album version again, since the release of the album live at Barbican. She brought this song to the next level and this is the one I listen the most over a whole year, every artists and genres included.
@@volta008 indeed, this song is marvellous!
"White foxes" by Susanne is epic too 🤘🙂👍
...in similar genre, unique, less known singers are e.g., Ane Brun "Big in Japan" (cover), GEMS "W/O YOU" and Good Harvest "Woodstock", Patty Griffin's "Someone else's tomorrow" and "Forgiveness", etc. 😊
do you mean ane brun? indeed, that cover is damn fantastic!
@@soleywolfgangsdottir Yes, my bad, corrected 🤘🙂👍
@@Doppeldropper ane brun has such a remarkable voice. i never realized the deepness of the lyrics until i listened to her cover of big in japan
@soleywolfgangsdottir indeed, she sure has striking singing style and voice, and she sings deeply. "All my tears" is another favourite of mine 😊♥️
@@Doppeldropper and last breath!
This was the first song i heard from her. It's so beautiful, her voice is truly special. The song was also in a movie, but it can't remember what it was called.. that song paired with that story broke my heart 😬
i like your vibe!
thanks friend!
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when you put it into the parents perspective, echoes in the garden of long lost girls. That "god has left anyway".
Just to correct something : the name of this french concert hall is La Cigale (the cicada)
very delicate
Great voice
Love your vids - I think you’ll enjoy listening to Katherine Priddy’s performance of «indigo» over at the for folks sake channel. The voice and feeling is in the same category as some of sundfør’s songs
Chek out her collaboration with Kleerup - Let Me In and M83 - Oblivion (live) same beautiful voice but the songs are more upbeat :)
Ok lovely song and voice, I enjoyed the sound of the organ but it was a bit aggressive and drown out her voice in places tho, so I couldn't make out what she was singing most of the time. still enjoyable ❤ and ✌️
She has an absolutely beautiful voice. The song, for me, is very hard to hear and I couldn't deal with it all the way through.
Yeah.. the organ/synth was beautiful but a bit aggressive in the mix.
Ok,first girl can sing for sure. Second....I like the melody to this,it's really simple but it works well. The lyrics are deep but the is way.....WAY to much religious talk for me. As a Athiest I would rather hear NO religious stuff in my music but I can see why some might enjoy this.
well, is it really religious? i doubt it, to be honest
@@soleywolfgangsdottir If you read the lyrics,which I did,it seems to be partly religious to me.
@@gabrielkain1 i know all her lyrics and you can break down every text into something religious. just like you want to interpret it, you know what i mean?
@soleywolfgangsdottir Yea I get what your saying. She mentions God in the chorus,so it's repeated multiple times. So that's how I took it but who knows.
@@gabrielkain1 yes, she is mentioning god, i know. but its more a resignation that there is no god. you can be atheist and sing about god with a whole different intention. that's a least how i interpret her.
So so sorry guys, the only things that spring to mind listening to this is depressing and dismal.
May I suggest a positive nice one from her, the video is shot at her wedding, beautyful melody - Alyosha
th-cam.com/video/FYLoNtbWWpk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gEcr-cAV1FQU96nX