This is called Joik, it is used among the Sami in Sweden, Norway and Finland. If you want to hear more musicians from the Nordics, you should try Eivør th-cam.com/video/wsl-KHGe4Kk/w-d-xo.html from the Faroe Islands. Aurora th-cam.com/video/_Mc_OM5oNA8/w-d-xo.html from Norway and Waldruna th-cam.com/video/FnkTuHP9q3o/w-d-xo.html from norway
It is a culture called Sami, Sapmi that covers the Artic over Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. They are Indigenous people that have herded reindeer for 15,000 years and are Shamanistic people who were/are nomadic. They continue to struggle to keep their language and lifestyle alive. My ancestors are Sami.
We have 9 different languages but what he does in this is called joik It is similar to the native american chant We dont joik ABOUT someone or something We joik them the essens of the person or item so to speak
Great reaction! Jon Henrik's music videos is made in his own neighbourhood, in the northern part of Sweden. I recommend his official music video for "The way you make me feel" feat. Elin Oskal. Also check out his older stuff, "Jag är fri" (=I'm free. Official music video) and his amazing performance in Sweden's got talent, 2014.
hi from a swede:) Jon Henrik Mario Fjällgren is a Swedish-Sámi singer and jojkare, an interpreter of Sámi joik. He was the winner of Talang Sverige 2014, the Swedish version of Got Talent.
The Sami culture belongs to a cultural circle that extends throughout the circumpolar area and down to South America, as far as I know. Common cultural characteristics are among several bird dancing (the use of feathers as part of the religious practices/outfit was common in the pre-Christian Sami religion). The same with bear worship. The similarities are linked to the pre-Christian Sami shamanistic religion, which still makes its mark on the Sami culture today. There are several great sami musicians, who combine traditional sami yoik with modern music. Since you are a metal guitarist yourself, maybe you should check out the Norwegian band Intrigue, who rocked Sami yoik into our hearts in the 90's? They coined the term "heavyjoik" and are described as the only band in the world in their genre. Intrigue has been considered by critics and audiences as one of the region's best live bands. In their 30-year career, they have performed at most festivals and concert stages north of the Arctic Circle. Intrigue draws full houses, and the alljoik factor is very high. In 2002/2003, Intrigue was one of the best-selling record artists in Norway, which resulted in a gold record for the CDEP «Heavyjoik». My recommendations would be: "Aillohas" is a tribute to the Sami multi-artist Áillohaš, Nils Aslak Valkeapää th-cam.com/video/gQ0L7aJHiN4/w-d-xo.html "Eatni Nieida" is sami for "Mothers daughter" th-cam.com/video/oYJkRsdLiJ4/w-d-xo.html
Kinda agree with what you're saying, the video takes your attention away, in a way (no pun intended). He's better experienced live, it really is tear-jerking! In this music video, it's kinda like an intro to a movie, with him "just" in the background
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Yes, the "singing" is called Joik. He made his own style to do the Joik. Jon Henrik is adopted from Colombia, South America.
Sami is Scandinavian nativ and there culture is similar to American Indian culture.
This is called Joik, it is used among the Sami in Sweden, Norway and Finland. If you want to hear more musicians from the Nordics, you should try Eivør th-cam.com/video/wsl-KHGe4Kk/w-d-xo.html from the Faroe Islands. Aurora th-cam.com/video/_Mc_OM5oNA8/w-d-xo.html from Norway and Waldruna th-cam.com/video/FnkTuHP9q3o/w-d-xo.html from norway
It is a culture called Sami, Sapmi that covers the Artic over Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. They are Indigenous people that have herded reindeer for 15,000 years and are Shamanistic people who were/are nomadic. They continue to struggle to keep their language and lifestyle alive. My ancestors are Sami.
Very interesting. Thank you for the insightful comment, Caren!
No problem. I found your channel though I don'k know heavy metal metal very well but it is an art form itself. Music is a huge a part of all cultures.
We have 9 different languages but what he does in this is called joik It is similar to the native american chant We dont joik ABOUT someone or something We joik them the essens of the person or item so to speak
Great reaction! Jon Henrik's music videos is made in his own neighbourhood, in the northern part of Sweden. I recommend his official music video for "The way you make me feel" feat. Elin Oskal. Also check out his older stuff, "Jag är fri" (=I'm free. Official music video) and his amazing performance in Sweden's got talent, 2014.
If you haven't already heard his song "Daniels Joik", it's definitely well worth a listen. Haunting.
hi from a swede:) Jon Henrik Mario Fjällgren is a Swedish-Sámi singer and jojkare, an interpreter of Sámi joik. He was the winner of Talang Sverige 2014, the Swedish version of Got Talent.
Now THIS is what I call real music. Music that speaks to your soul. 10/10
we fought so hard for this... remeber that when selling our souls for popular opinions...
Please listen to Mari Boine Persson to.
The Sami culture belongs to a cultural circle that extends throughout the circumpolar area and down to South America, as far as I know. Common cultural characteristics are among several bird dancing (the use of feathers as part of the religious practices/outfit was common in the pre-Christian Sami religion). The same with bear worship. The similarities are linked to the pre-Christian Sami shamanistic religion, which still makes its mark on the Sami culture today.
There are several great sami musicians, who combine traditional sami yoik with modern music. Since you are a metal guitarist yourself, maybe you should check out the Norwegian band Intrigue, who rocked Sami yoik into our hearts in the 90's?
They coined the term "heavyjoik" and are described as the only band in the world in their genre.
Intrigue has been considered by critics and audiences as one of the region's best live bands. In their 30-year career, they have performed at most festivals and concert stages north of the Arctic Circle. Intrigue draws full houses, and the alljoik factor is very high. In 2002/2003, Intrigue was one of the best-selling record artists in Norway, which resulted in a gold record for the CDEP «Heavyjoik». My recommendations would be:
"Aillohas" is a tribute to the Sami multi-artist Áillohaš, Nils Aslak Valkeapää th-cam.com/video/gQ0L7aJHiN4/w-d-xo.html
"Eatni Nieida" is sami for "Mothers daughter" th-cam.com/video/oYJkRsdLiJ4/w-d-xo.html
stop looking at the girl and listen to the music, 😂
Kinda agree with what you're saying, the video takes your attention away, in a way (no pun intended). He's better experienced live, it really is tear-jerking! In this music video, it's kinda like an intro to a movie, with him "just" in the background
Best way to reach to your own natural instincts! A song from the heart without lyrics, but with a call from nature
The Singing style "Jojk" that Jon is singing has a connection with old Native Americans style to sing... not the same..
It is the samipeople if the north kind of music in modern way.
Good Reaction...the visuals are Beautiful. As a musician I would encourage you to react to Alffy Rev of Indonesia 🇮🇩...his “EPIC Medley of Indonesia” ...or “ His One Man Band” is both inspiring as a artist or just producing unique Indonesian traditional sounds with Instrumental Vibe is definitely Awesome. As an Indigenous Native American from Northern California I could hear “some” similarities with this MV. I absolutely love ❤️ hearing various International Music 🎶🎵🎶🌎 as well. Stay Safe and Positive. 🙇🏻♀️❤️🔍
Thanks Steph! Always appreciate your comments on my videos. I will definitely keep those in mind for future reactions!
Cheers, Matt
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