This is so unbelievably sexy. I know that sounds like a joke comment but I mean it, especially Nick's and the arrangement's treatment in the chorus. Yowza.
Although it's easy to give unsolicited advice. But maybe somebody could find it helpful. Overall, not bad, good voices, everything is in key, although harmony is somewhat boring. Jacob Collier produced a very interesting take on a fragment of this song. Although he uses microtonal harmonies, that are usually hard to comprehand and put in score. It might help to learn more harmony from Pentatonix. Literally, try to recover the sheet music from their arrangements. That would help you to develop this peculiar sense of harmonic nuance. In terms of sound engineering, it might make sense to put a bit more emphasis onto the base and reduce their treble overtones.
Thanks guys for bringing this Steve's masterpiece in this way
I cannot stop replaying
Bravissimiiiii emozionante sempre questo brano...e poi voi eseguito egregiamente❤
The consistently high quality of Midtown music videos is just so satisfying 😍 🔥
Great performance of a solid arrangement. Outstanding choice of location and videography.
Yes Nick solo! ❤️
Four part harmonies so good!
Dean
Seattle
Wow!
Clairement la meilleure version acapella entendue. Clean et délicate avec des voix nickel
Very beautiful cover of an awesome song. Thank you for sharing it.
LOVE IT!!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤VOCES PRECIOSAS...LINDO CUARTETO
Dope
Fine interpretation of a masterpiece
Great production. Super smooth in every way. Outstanding and congratulations.
Oh hell yeah Nick Gordon!!
Great cover, did Stevie justice!
Smooth and beautiful!
WELL DONE Midtown!! Wow.
Wow! Goosebumps!! Amazing!!!
So beautiful ❤
Unbelievable!
Beautiful 💙
I thought that was Nick on lead. Great job as always, folks!💈💈💈
Amazing!
Fantastic performance, gentlemen. Amazing as always.
Awesome 👏👏♥️
You did a fabulous cover of that song!
How did I miss this video??! Amazing! 😍
Beautiful! Thanks!
This is so unbelievably sexy. I know that sounds like a joke comment but I mean it, especially Nick's and the arrangement's treatment in the chorus. Yowza.
Joke comment: not enough 7ths haha
I don't know what to say, this is just so beautiful and much enjoyable. ❤️❤️❤️
Nice
ENCORE 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Great work, guys!
Cleaner transitions than Ryan McNight. Vocals that Steve Wonder can’t achieve anymore.
Sigh..... ♥ ♥ ♥
That was brilliant.
Awesome. From the first note Nick hits. Nice work!
This sounds like an S Club 7 song. And it’s good!
Time out: who's the lead? Sounds like a quartet that can switch lead & tenor just like Ringmasters 👍
More like the top three. Nah, the bass also has an amazing range.
Arranger?
Adam Bock. It’s in the description of the video
Although it's easy to give unsolicited advice. But maybe somebody could find it helpful.
Overall, not bad, good voices, everything is in key, although harmony is somewhat boring. Jacob Collier produced a very interesting take on a fragment of this song. Although he uses microtonal harmonies, that are usually hard to comprehand and put in score. It might help to learn more harmony from Pentatonix. Literally, try to recover the sheet music from their arrangements. That would help you to develop this peculiar sense of harmonic nuance.
In terms of sound engineering, it might make sense to put a bit more emphasis onto the base and reduce their treble overtones.