I totally agree with your take on the quality of their craft; the more I listen to their music, the more I hear the intricacies they place in just the right spots to keep the song fresh to the ear. I've been enjoying "Never Forgive" lately because of all the subtle things they do as the song goes along, a little guitar riff here matching Maria's voice note-for-note, which is never repeated, and starting the first version of the chorus off bare-bones, then coming back in later in a huge symphony of sound the second time around, showing great musical instincts. This is no accident. Anna is a classically trained musician on piano for 10 years, and a next-level virtuoso on guitar, who attended music college for her bachelors in stage performance. Maria's father was a highly regarded composer of operas and other complex music (in addition to many other talents and skills) some considered to a genius at his craft, and I think the apple didn't fall far from the tree in Maria. The Sixsters have everything it takes to be superstars: the raw talent, the musicianship, the professionalism, the drive and ability to weather extreme hardship, and it surely doesn't hurt that they are all gorgeous. I am rooting for these young woman, and buy "coffees" and join reactors' Patreons to get guaranteed reactions, and I hope others out there will do the same. (I know many are because I'm starting to see a lot of reactions!)
Dang, I love these young ladies and can't wait to see them live one day in the future. I listen to their albums in my car every day and I am crazy about it because I am the only south Texan who listen to music everyone doesn't know about and I am turning heads.
This was the song they started the concert with, the hour long live concert, after this song Kira K takes over main vocals after this with Maria occasionally sharing lead. Kira P on bass leaves the stage until about the 50% mark as Taya the original bassist would play for the rest of the first half. The whole concert is absolutely great, the only cover song they play is a song called Hey Love by a Ukrainian Punk band at the end, other than their working of a traditional Ukrainian folk song is the only other not a Sixsters original. Love this band.
I love Band Maid and love your Band Maid reactions, and now I can say the same about The Siixsters , I love this amazing band more and more and try not to miss any of yours The Siixsters reactions, because you say right and interesting things about this bands. Thank you for that!
Thanks for this, i love there Ukrainian tracks and am starting to get and hum along with them. I love the raw emotion in this,and how beautifully constructed it is . Good choice,and i hope you do more .😜❤️❤️
❤❤❤❤❤❤🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 I am with you on this band every generation has a few or one great band and I really think they are one of the few in this generation ( I am excluding Japanese bands from this I think they deserve their own category since there are no bad Japanese bands lol )
This is so refreshing! Finally a reactor who goes beyond the mundane "that was so and so, I like it, buy my merch, like and subscribe and I'll see you next time" 'reactions' we usually get. So you liked it.....why? what made it stick out? You did this, with intellect and well thought out reasons, well Done You! It puts you up there with David Heretic, a fellow Y'All tuber, in my opinion, consider me a new subscriber, you've earned it!
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another great reaction. Let's show The Sixsters some love.
The Sixsters' songs show a high level of musical intelligence.
These girls need to be a Household name!
❤️🔥🤘😎🤘❤️🔥
They are in my house! 😀 They can't get me to shut up.
Thanks for your well considered review and continued support if these amazing individuals.
I totally agree with your take on the quality of their craft; the more I listen to their music, the more I hear the intricacies they place in just the right spots to keep the song fresh to the ear. I've been enjoying "Never Forgive" lately because of all the subtle things they do as the song goes along, a little guitar riff here matching Maria's voice note-for-note, which is never repeated, and starting the first version of the chorus off bare-bones, then coming back in later in a huge symphony of sound the second time around, showing great musical instincts.
This is no accident. Anna is a classically trained musician on piano for 10 years, and a next-level virtuoso on guitar, who attended music college for her bachelors in stage performance. Maria's father was a highly regarded composer of operas and other complex music (in addition to many other talents and skills) some considered to a genius at his craft, and I think the apple didn't fall far from the tree in Maria. The Sixsters have everything it takes to be superstars: the raw talent, the musicianship, the professionalism, the drive and ability to weather extreme hardship, and it surely doesn't hurt that they are all gorgeous. I am rooting for these young woman, and buy "coffees" and join reactors' Patreons to get guaranteed reactions, and I hope others out there will do the same. (I know many are because I'm starting to see a lot of reactions!)
Dang, I love these young ladies and can't wait to see them live one day in the future. I listen to their albums in my car every day and I am crazy about it because I am the only south Texan who listen to music everyone doesn't know about and I am turning heads.
This was the song they started the concert with, the hour long live concert, after this song Kira K takes over main vocals after this with Maria occasionally sharing lead. Kira P on bass leaves the stage until about the 50% mark as Taya the original bassist would play for the rest of the first half. The whole concert is absolutely great, the only cover song they play is a song called Hey Love by a Ukrainian Punk band at the end, other than their working of a traditional Ukrainian folk song is the only other not a Sixsters original.
Love this band.
The Ukrainian folk song is a cool track.reminds me of retired Scottish band runrig,they did loch Lomond,a traditional song and made it there own too !
I love Band Maid and love your Band Maid reactions, and now I can say the same about The Siixsters , I love this amazing band more and more and try not to miss any of yours The Siixsters reactions, because you say right and interesting things about this bands. Thank you for that!
Thank you for watching!
Fantastic! Exactly what I feel listening to their music but didn’t have the knowledge to explain. Thank you.
Thanks for this, i love there Ukrainian tracks and am starting to get and hum along with them. I love the raw emotion in this,and how beautifully constructed it is . Good choice,and i hope you do more .😜❤️❤️
❤❤❤❤❤❤🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 I am with you on this band every generation has a few or one great band and I really think they are one of the few in this generation ( I am excluding Japanese bands from this I think they deserve their own category since there are no bad Japanese bands lol )
This is so refreshing! Finally a reactor who goes beyond the mundane "that was so and so, I like it, buy my merch, like and subscribe and I'll see you next time" 'reactions' we usually get. So you liked it.....why? what made it stick out? You did this, with intellect and well thought out reasons, well Done You! It puts you up there with David Heretic, a fellow Y'All tuber, in my opinion, consider me a new subscriber, you've earned it!
Thank you for watching and your Sub! Rock on!