I go on Reverb to pick up deals on used gear but I'd never thought about recording artists selling signature pieces there. A mic from Kimbra! That's so rad!
Yeah. Her own music is more interesting than that song tho, and soo colourful! She's an amazing vocalist too! For starters, I recommend searching on yt ''Kimbra Billboard'', she performed 3 songs on their channel, that's how I discovered her, I'm still blown away years later :) If you're curious, ofc. If not, anyone else reading :D
Love her!!! One of the most refreshing artists out there, creative, playful and expressive, and one of my favourite vocalists ever!! Had the chance to see her live too, in a simpler instrumental setting (just piano, some bass), she was honestly amazing, such a huge voice!! Her songwriting is wonderful too, and I love the amount of detail she puts into her songs. I highly recommend checking her 3 songs she performed live on Billboard's channel on yt, the ones on the rooftop (they're from years ago, but I still love them) Another thing I adore, for the more curious: she has a small series on her channel where she talks about each song from her second album. The passion and attention to detail is quite contagious and underlines even more the unique soundscapes she creates Aaand also she's super versatile too and in her songs you find elements from soul, electronic, jazz, r&b, pop (progressive pop? :)) )
Yep. 'Lucky' I just got my digital piano yesterday (which I researched for a month and a half), otherwise... there would be no money for a digital piano anymore... ._.
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"Kimbra Net Worth: Kimbra is a New Zealand recording artist who has a net worth of $3 million. " Google it. Where do the proceeds go to? If to her pocket or Reverb's, this is so greedy. Also, she's selling a Push 1 when the 2 is out? What next, her copy Windows 95 since it has "vintage sound"?
@@Zane_Doe LOL you are exactly helping my point. are you a world-famous artist? Did Reverb give you this kind of advertisement? I think she is making enough money and this is just greedy. But don't let me disturb the hyper-capitalistic fantasy you live in.
You do realize "selling" consists of a transaction taking place, don't ya? i.e. a person paying another person via currency in order to obtain whatever the other person happens to be selling. Are we to assume you've never purchased used items/gear from someone or have never sold a piece of gear yourself? Anyway, it's just a simple concept I'd assume anyone could comprehend and is aware of, apparently not.
@@crapadopalese Her last album went to 179 in the US charts, I think you're not only overestimating how rich/famous she is, you're overestimating how much non-superstar musicians make in general. Most mid-level artists make their money from touring and no one has been doing that all year, Spotify ain't paying them shit either.
I go on Reverb to pick up deals on used gear but I'd never thought about recording artists selling signature pieces there. A mic from Kimbra! That's so rad!
I love that track in the background. So much vibe! Awesome!
Wich song is? Someone knows the name?
@@Vishnu-xn4vx Kimbra - Top of the World
Kimbra is so cool. I wish I wasn't so broke.
Is she that woman who sang on "Somebody That I Used to Know"? Wow
Yeah. Her own music is more interesting than that song tho, and soo colourful! She's an amazing vocalist too!
For starters, I recommend searching on yt ''Kimbra Billboard'', she performed 3 songs on their channel, that's how I discovered her, I'm still blown away years later :)
If you're curious, ofc. If not, anyone else reading :D
give her album the golden echo a listen it's sickkk
@@VampireHeart518 her live performances with the samplers and synths are also brilliant, unbelievably talented
Love her!!! One of the most refreshing artists out there, creative, playful and expressive, and one of my favourite vocalists ever!! Had the chance to see her live too, in a simpler instrumental setting (just piano, some bass), she was honestly amazing, such a huge voice!! Her songwriting is wonderful too, and I love the amount of detail she puts into her songs.
I highly recommend checking her 3 songs she performed live on Billboard's channel on yt, the ones on the rooftop (they're from years ago, but I still love them)
Another thing I adore, for the more curious: she has a small series on her channel where she talks about each song from her second album. The passion and attention to detail is quite contagious and underlines even more the unique soundscapes she creates
Aaand also she's super versatile too and in her songs you find elements from soul, electronic, jazz, r&b, pop (progressive pop? :)) )
Whoa that American accent is so thick now! Love your work always.
Im confused. Reverb isnt a physical store? I need to know if its safe to ship a guitar from there
those earrings are magnificent.
Kimbra uses DM1 nice! I've been working with that app a lot!
Much respect for Kimra as an artist.... interesting how many are downsizing these days.... Junkie XL also selling nearly everything....
You can tell she's well traveled, she sounds Australian, English, Scottish and American all at the same time.
She's from New Zealand ^^
It's really just a NZ accent laced with random American bits
That theremin sounds veeery interesting
Yep. 'Lucky' I just got my digital piano yesterday (which I researched for a month and a half), otherwise... there would be no money for a digital piano anymore... ._.
Do the weekend on synth sounds mane
akaname
What's the background track?
Kimbra - Top of the world
(with the voice taken out)
Feel like I used to know this person...
I wasn't aware of that midi theremin existence, maybe I'll check that out.
fk almost everything is gone
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inherit? yea right
i thought it said kalimba, i am disappoint
sm7
Kimbra isn't poor is she?
So an American accent now... pftt
"Kimbra Net Worth: Kimbra is a New Zealand recording artist who has a net worth of $3 million. " Google it. Where do the proceeds go to? If to her pocket or Reverb's, this is so greedy. Also, she's selling a Push 1 when the 2 is out? What next, her copy Windows 95 since it has "vintage sound"?
How is it shady? She's selling equipment she doesn't use anymore like many musicians do.
I sell equipment on Reverb, N. Am I shady?
@@Zane_Doe LOL you are exactly helping my point. are you a world-famous artist? Did Reverb give you this kind of advertisement? I think she is making enough money and this is just greedy. But don't let me disturb the hyper-capitalistic fantasy you live in.
You do realize "selling" consists of a transaction taking place, don't ya? i.e. a person paying another person via currency in order to obtain whatever the other person happens to be selling. Are we to assume you've never purchased used items/gear from someone or have never sold a piece of gear yourself? Anyway, it's just a simple concept I'd assume anyone could comprehend and is aware of, apparently not.
@@crapadopalese Her last album went to 179 in the US charts, I think you're not only overestimating how rich/famous she is, you're overestimating how much non-superstar musicians make in general. Most mid-level artists make their money from touring and no one has been doing that all year, Spotify ain't paying them shit either.
Who, and who cares?