Ren initially worked as a producer, he mixes the music, writes all his own music, writes video content, singing, while doing covers as well. You will need to react to much of his music to understand his range as an artist - so many genres represented that he winds up having his own genre - often referred to bardcore. He has impressed many vocal coaches/teachers and guitar pros with his skills, and they are very helpful speaking on why they say so.
Isn’t Jimmy Sharp and Orlean one and the same? 2 missed artists were Venbee and Knox Hill. Also, trying not to be too pedantic, but he didn’t work with Trick the Fox and The Big Push, he was an integral part of those bands
This video has to be AI generated, as do some of the other comments. The pronunciation of 'versatile' in the final sentence would probably sound ok in a British voice but it is odd in the AI voice.
@@chrisbodum3621 I assure you that I am a real person, do not care for using AI. I put the work in. I will admit, I sound a bit robotic when reading from a script, just the way I sound. Also, I feel it is important to respond to all comments to show my appreciation.😊
I know this was meant well but you made it sound as if Ren didn't have a clue about most styles and genres, until he'd collaborated with people who did have a clue. I'd also suggest only using real examples, rather than made up examples, as your made up ones gave the impression that Ren knew nothing about rock music or production and only had a "light" singing voice. Dedicated Ren fans will know about his range of talents and styles already and will have listened to all of his collaborations, so presumably this isn't aimed at them. For those that don't know Ren's music, or those who've only heard a little. it could be very misleading and leave the wrong impression.
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So cool! I love to see Ren performing with other artists, because he really seems to delight in shining a spotlight on them.
Me too! Thanks for the comment!
Ren initially worked as a producer, he mixes the music, writes all his own music, writes video content, singing, while doing covers as well. You will need to react to much of his music to understand his range as an artist - so many genres represented that he winds up having his own genre - often referred to bardcore. He has impressed many vocal coaches/teachers and guitar pros with his skills, and they are very helpful speaking on why they say so.
Thank you for putting additional info out there for viewers to read. Important stuff!
The renegades will come if you keep doing this
Great job on this look into Ren's collabs. I enjoyed it very much!
Thanks a bunch, appreciate you!
I'm a ride or die Renegade I wouldn't be surprised if he becomes a EGOT recipient. I love too see what he could do with a full orchestra
I think it would be pretty awesome. Thanks for the comment.
Another great mini doc!!!
Appreciate the comment. Thank you
I love this
Very glad to hear it!! Thanks for the comment!
Enjoyed this
Very happy to hear it!! I appreciate you!
Pretty impressive little documentary
Thanks. I think I am starting to get the hang of this, learning as I go. Appreciate the comment.
good stuff. well written
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Amen
Ah-Ren
Yes, Ren takes us all to church. Thanks so much for your comment.
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Good vibes and info !❤🎉
Glad you enjoyed!
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So happy you liked it. Thanks bunches for your reaction!
Ren collapsed with reactor Knox Hill, on the song Fentanyl I don't think you mentioned this one. If I missed it I'm sorry.
I love your videos!
You are correct, I forgot about that one. Thanks for pointing that out.
collaborated with Molly McKinna as well
Thank you for the reminder. Appreciate you!
Isn’t Jimmy Sharp and Orlean one and the same? 2 missed artists were Venbee and Knox Hill. Also, trying not to be too pedantic, but he didn’t work with Trick the Fox and The Big Push, he was an integral part of those bands
Thank you so much for the added information. I appreciate your input! Great comment!!!
This video has to be AI generated, as do some of the other comments.
The pronunciation of 'versatile' in the final sentence would probably sound ok in a British voice but it is odd in the AI voice.
@@chrisbodum3621 I assure you that I am a real person, do not care for using AI. I put the work in. I will admit, I sound a bit robotic when reading from a script, just the way I sound. Also, I feel it is important to respond to all comments to show my appreciation.😊
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Lol he isn’t multidimensional he might be multigenerational, but multidimensiona implies something completely different
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I know this was meant well but you made it sound as if Ren didn't have a clue about most styles and genres, until he'd collaborated with people who did have a clue. I'd also suggest only using real examples, rather than made up examples, as your made up ones gave the impression that Ren knew nothing about rock music or production and only had a "light" singing voice.
Dedicated Ren fans will know about his range of talents and styles already and will have listened to all of his collaborations, so presumably this isn't aimed at them. For those that don't know Ren's music, or those who've only heard a little. it could be very misleading and leave the wrong impression.
Thank you for your comment