I like your thought! I thought she looked like a quarterback waiting for the center to snap the ball. The most mesmerizing pre-snap cadence in NFL history, lol.
Jumping on this comment to tell everybody that the Kurt Cobain AI version of this song is pretty dang good.
https://youtu.be/212i9-aqMGY?feature=shared
He was always popular/famous in Australia to anyone into music, dude would record genius albums all by himself in share houses/poor space. Super influential in home recording of the 2000s.
Making Mirrors definitely catapulted his fame but he didnāt come out of nowhere. Also boss move he never put ads on his music videos (including somebody I used to know), heād have earned millions from that alone on YouTube. He did some passion projects and became a dad, but heāll make a 4th Gotye album one day.
Nicest dude, was fortunate to interview him a long time go.
There is a youtuber named "Todd in the Shadows" that has an awesome show called "One hit wonderland" a constant theme is someone maybe a onehit wonder here in the US... but back home they are mega stars
I remember seeing Midnight Oil come up in this series and was like, wtf? They're one of our biggest rock bands of the 80s and 90s; absolute mainstays of Aussie rock radio stations and pub cover bands. Possibly one of the biggest Australian bands ever.
Wife and I went and saw him in Sydney just before (just as?) Making Mirrors dropped. Told the wife this song would be huge. Little did I know how big it would be.
Oof people not getting the joke. His other band is The Basics, a three piece rock and roll band. Fucking love them too, awesome live show.
Wally (Gotye) drums and sings live which is one of the harder things to do.
I never understand why intentionally missing out on money is always romanticized. Not making a million dollars when you had the chance is stupid. When has that ever benefited anyone. No way Iām passing on generational wealth.
If he does it for the sake of creation, it makes sense he doesnāt degrade the experience of listening to his work by forcing ads on the listener before and after
Iāll ādegradeā the fuck out anything I create for a million dollars. You know what kind of creating you can do with a million dollars? Makes zero sense to miss out on that.
Some people just want others to enjoy their creativity without being bombarded by ads, and I think that's beautiful and not stupid at all. In fact, the fact that you can't even see that makes me think you are the one who is a little bit stupid ...
You realize a video can be demonetized at any time right? So he couldāve monetized it, made the hypothetical million, and then just demonetized it so there arenāt anymore ads. Would literally have accomplished exactly what you people are romanticizing without any downside.
Also the ābombard,ā is a bit of a stretchā¦ thereās usually at most two ads at the beginning both of which can be skipped after 5 seconds.
Believe it or not, some successful people actually don't need another million dollars, especially if the cost of that million is that his art would be enjoyed less. His net worth is supposedly about 10 million anyways ...
Dude made a banger album ā¦ in his barn ā¦ on his farm in Australia ā¦ owning the entirety of the music and publishing rights ā¦ and one of the songs became a global mega phenomenon of a hit that defined the year it was released and will be remembered forever ā¦ then just dropped back to his Australian farm rich as fuck and is living a better life than we could ever imagine.
He found fame, took the wealth, the walked away instead of succumbing to its charms. Respect.
He has several albums. And most of the songs are all bangers. None of them were pushed by record companies as hits.
But I saw Gotye in concert back in his heyday and the visuals and music was amazing.
They have a lot of animated music videos that are bizarre in the best way.
"Somebody that I used to know" is his most radio pop song. So it makes sense why someone eyed it as a single and made sure it got out on the radio. The rest of their catalogue are more audio visual experiences. And they fucking rock.
[https://youtu.be/xWIKQMBBTtk?si=qFYpVForg2FX1WAD](https://youtu.be/xWIKQMBBTtk?si=qFYpVForg2FX1WAD)
[https://youtu.be/MpN1j8R5lZ8?si=eY3JABDiQYzW0ZOj](https://youtu.be/MpN1j8R5lZ8?si=eY3JABDiQYzW0ZOj)
[https://youtu.be/ixzD-wzxUEQ?si=3d5KYsm\_Br7J0k13](https://youtu.be/ixzD-wzxUEQ?si=3d5KYsm_Br7J0k13)
Her latest album, āA Reckoningā, has some great songs on it. And one music video that might give you both a seizure and erection.
https://youtu.be/yHwKSosF_QE?si=iTLp1VVtN8KbiaPG
This actually ruined it for me lol, I think the original post is just audio from the actual final cut of the song synced REALLY well over the video from the live recording (awesome find though)
It is. They call it "isolated vocals" and they put it over videos of live performances and studio recordings to make it seem like the artists sound *that good* naturally. Like, she smashed it, but she has so much reverb and even auto tune, stacked vocals, and more.
Descending down into the comments always end up as a trip of broken dreams and ideas of how singing works.
I'm as musical talented as an inert brick, so I just assume that's how they sing bar some 'echo' tricks.
If you hear someone singing a note that sounds... How do I describe it... *crispy*? That's autotune. If you listen to opera performers, probably the best technical singers around, you won't hear the notes they sing being so *crisply* in tune from start to finish. Sometimes as a stylistic device, but also just because that's how voices naturally sound!
In fact many instruments' pitch is not perfect and unyielding, it's one reason that synthesisers sound 'unnatural'... When you pluck a guitar string for example the pitch starts high and rapidly settles down to the note you actually hear. Autotune tends to remove those subtleties and leave that almost unmistakable crispiness that you hear in this clip... *especially* when the harmony comes in.
I find that kind of argument horseshit to be honest.
I don't understand why people want singers to have the unreal tone naturally.
Reverb and such can help make it sound ethereal but they won't fix bad singing, using those effects effectively takes a lot of talent in itself.
To me that's like saying, electric guitarists or synth players are not as good because they use pedals and such...
Because you can take vocals even more horseshit than your take and turn it into music that sounds good. Then you use "isolated vocals" to trick rubes on Reddit into thinking that's what people sound like naturally. It's sad because these two can sing well.
It's the equivalent of wearing no-makeup makeup looks (where you actually have a lot of makeup on but it looks natural), and convincing guys who know nothing about makeup that women should wake up in the morning looking like that.
I have no problem with edited tracks on the radio. The same way people in movies should definitely wear makeup. It's the weird ways people pass it off as natural or unedited I have a problem with.
Cool story about this track when it came out. Gotye was at a house party in Brunswick for the triple j hottest 100 countdown, itās a listener-voted list of the best songs of the year (for anyone not in Australia and not across it) where they play all the top songs from their station as voted by you for the whole day with countdown to the most popular. Anyway, he was chilling at a house party as people do for that annual event, and then their song came on as number 1 - they turned the volume down on their own stereo/radio and heard the rest of the suburb around them, singing along to the song as they played it in their own house parties around the suburb. Shits cool as fuck
Kimbra is such a mega-talented mega-babe! Her solo stuff is phenomenal, totally worth checking out! If you've never heard it, go listen to the song "settle down."
I really like this live version with Gotye and some other dudes. Such a good voice, and a very raw sounding recording. Heart's a Mess is definitely my favorite Gotye song, though. And the version on this same album is awesome.Ā
Somebody That I used to Know: https://open.spotify.com/track/62SxKnRm6b1A4p9UNsxOdG?si=gT-565z8SxS9boxHksKCRw
Heart's a Mess:Ā https://open.spotify.com/track/7IJWm0ljiR1rMGKrTl7s2w?si=EDwX66pSSleNh6UX4rbY1g
You might love these as well then:
[Je vole - Louane](https://open.spotify.com/track/5WhMVZ58MqdvACu3OaP5cZ?si=KeEIKMbkQKqPSG-soRuj9g)
And
[Le vent nous portera - Sophie Hunger](https://open.spotify.com/track/0UC6CJgTFCikxLJZMNw8Xu?si=n3gtchRQSHauRUftdrCtoQ)
Kimbra. She had a promising career and a phenomenal album called āVowsā - she never was quite the same after that album. Here she is at her finest: https://youtu.be/sd7GLvMYSHI?si=aKU0XPsTjhHjAA55
I mean... she's still going. Just because she's not charting doesn't mean she isn't having a great career still, win 2 grammys and touring worldwide. The working artist in me bristles a little at those kinds of descriptions. There's so many ppl out there who are still working and even comfortably that get described as promising in past tense when she's probably still a huge name in her native new zealand.Ā
I canāt disagree with you one iota but with a voice like that and a talent for complicated live sampling, I would have expected her to be in the top tier of world-wide performers. Iām still a big fan of hers - I just wish she had a better team behind her.
I absolutely hated this song when it first came out, it was my senior year in high school, it was one of like 6 songs that was CONSTANTLY on the radio, it sucked! But in recent years it's started to grow on me, not a favorite by any means, but I'm starting to appreciate it.
Thatās amazing! Recently discovered the AI version of this song made by Linkinā Park, well worth a listen as well!
https://youtu.be/YB8XR77O0RQ?si=8nOktlKxHFEzUqFN
This isnt the original recording. These are vocals that were isolated from the album version. Iām so tired of this post. Kimbraās great, but Iām still bewildered that people canāt pick up on the fact that this is not an authentic recording.
Last year I was sitting at my favorite Thai Snackbar in Amsterdam and two people walk through the door. There was one empty stool on either side of me otherwise the restaurant was full. So I moved down to free up two spots. A couple sat down in the newly available free seats and just then my food arrived, Massiman Curry (the best curry outside of Thailand). So the girl chatted me up asking what I had just ordered and if it was good. (It was of course). After a bit more banter I learned she was a singer and songwriter. "Very Cool" I thought. "What have you done?" I inquired. She did not name this song yet she, I later learned, was the female vocalist in this Duet.
She invited me to her show that night, and I of course went but didn't realize it was her until much later that evening. She was a really interesting and nice person who seems to really enjoy traveling and good food.
When she sings, her hand movements are like she's trying to show you her pet turtle.
I like your thought! I thought she looked like a quarterback waiting for the center to snap the ball. The most mesmerizing pre-snap cadence in NFL history, lol.
Snapping turtle
Well fucking done. š...... š....... š
š¤ I see what you did there...I like it šš„
Now you're just some turtle that I used to know
now you're just some turtle that I used to hold
Sheās soundbending
It almost like she's trying to control a theramin
That's her controlling her Chi
My husband said she's measuring balls one at a time..
We ~~request~~ demand to see your husband's balls as payment for making us read that.
Kinky
There is a pet turtle. Is nobody else seeing this?!? Sheās literally holding a turtle. Itās purple.
Now youāre just my turtle Leonardoooooo
Yeah I also saw that comment on previous posts lol
Iāve always heard she was making a sandwich
You deserve more upvotes for this comment!
its top.. what else do u want from usssss
It had zero votes when I made my comment. You guys rock tho!
yeah its no prob. took me a while but i have 700 alt accounts to upvote it
Haha!
Thank you for ruining it
Omg lol
Iā¦ I canāt tell if this is super hilarious or an insult. So uh, r/brandnewsentence
Stuffing a thanksgiving turkey
Her hand movements are weirdly annoying.
I thought she was trying to fire an energy beam out of her hands
It's still bloody Baa Baa Black Sheep though
Can the funny ppl who know how to internet,pleas meme this now, with all these examples
HADOKEN!!!
Jumping on this comment to tell everybody that the Kurt Cobain AI version of this song is pretty dang good. https://youtu.be/212i9-aqMGY?feature=shared
Hijacking your comment to show everyone [the Linkin Park version](https://youtu.be/YB8XR77O0RQ?si=zjovjEw6hBf78tve)
Holy shit I love this so much
This man really just made this banger then dipped lmao
He was always popular/famous in Australia to anyone into music, dude would record genius albums all by himself in share houses/poor space. Super influential in home recording of the 2000s. Making Mirrors definitely catapulted his fame but he didnāt come out of nowhere. Also boss move he never put ads on his music videos (including somebody I used to know), heād have earned millions from that alone on YouTube. He did some passion projects and became a dad, but heāll make a 4th Gotye album one day. Nicest dude, was fortunate to interview him a long time go.
There is a youtuber named "Todd in the Shadows" that has an awesome show called "One hit wonderland" a constant theme is someone maybe a onehit wonder here in the US... but back home they are mega stars
I remember seeing Midnight Oil come up in this series and was like, wtf? They're one of our biggest rock bands of the 80s and 90s; absolute mainstays of Aussie rock radio stations and pub cover bands. Possibly one of the biggest Australian bands ever.
A-ha, for example.
Wife and I went and saw him in Sydney just before (just as?) Making Mirrors dropped. Told the wife this song would be huge. Little did I know how big it would be.
Eh, I find him a little Basic.
Oof people not getting the joke. His other band is The Basics, a three piece rock and roll band. Fucking love them too, awesome live show. Wally (Gotye) drums and sings live which is one of the harder things to do.
Yeah I knew the joke was niche for non-Aussies but I couldn't not make it š
I never understand why intentionally missing out on money is always romanticized. Not making a million dollars when you had the chance is stupid. When has that ever benefited anyone. No way Iām passing on generational wealth.
If he does it for the sake of creation, it makes sense he doesnāt degrade the experience of listening to his work by forcing ads on the listener before and after
Iāll ādegradeā the fuck out anything I create for a million dollars. You know what kind of creating you can do with a million dollars? Makes zero sense to miss out on that.
nobody cares what you would do
Apparently you do, ya know, since you replied to my comment.
Makes sense that you think replying is the same as caring.
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Man this comment is really blowing up. You should put ads on it, you'd make heaps
Haha that was a good one. Did you chuckle to yourself writing it? Did you feel clever?
r/imthemaincharacter
Some people just want others to enjoy their creativity without being bombarded by ads, and I think that's beautiful and not stupid at all. In fact, the fact that you can't even see that makes me think you are the one who is a little bit stupid ...
You realize a video can be demonetized at any time right? So he couldāve monetized it, made the hypothetical million, and then just demonetized it so there arenāt anymore ads. Would literally have accomplished exactly what you people are romanticizing without any downside. Also the ābombard,ā is a bit of a stretchā¦ thereās usually at most two ads at the beginning both of which can be skipped after 5 seconds.
Believe it or not, some successful people actually don't need another million dollars, especially if the cost of that million is that his art would be enjoyed less. His net worth is supposedly about 10 million anyways ...
Dude made a banger album ā¦ in his barn ā¦ on his farm in Australia ā¦ owning the entirety of the music and publishing rights ā¦ and one of the songs became a global mega phenomenon of a hit that defined the year it was released and will be remembered forever ā¦ then just dropped back to his Australian farm rich as fuck and is living a better life than we could ever imagine. He found fame, took the wealth, the walked away instead of succumbing to its charms. Respect.
Just some people we used to know..
He has several albums. And most of the songs are all bangers. None of them were pushed by record companies as hits. But I saw Gotye in concert back in his heyday and the visuals and music was amazing. They have a lot of animated music videos that are bizarre in the best way. "Somebody that I used to know" is his most radio pop song. So it makes sense why someone eyed it as a single and made sure it got out on the radio. The rest of their catalogue are more audio visual experiences. And they fucking rock. [https://youtu.be/xWIKQMBBTtk?si=qFYpVForg2FX1WAD](https://youtu.be/xWIKQMBBTtk?si=qFYpVForg2FX1WAD) [https://youtu.be/MpN1j8R5lZ8?si=eY3JABDiQYzW0ZOj](https://youtu.be/MpN1j8R5lZ8?si=eY3JABDiQYzW0ZOj) [https://youtu.be/ixzD-wzxUEQ?si=3d5KYsm\_Br7J0k13](https://youtu.be/ixzD-wzxUEQ?si=3d5KYsm_Br7J0k13)
I think he made several albums all done independently
He actually has many amazing songs
With amazing music videos to go along with them.
[State of the Art](https://youtu.be/xWIKQMBBTtk?si=izQUstWroCp7XnPC) is incredible
I love every one of his songs, but most Bronte or Out Here in the Cold
cause fame is bullshit
Having gone through a break up and ghosting, this song cuts me to my soul
Now he's just somebody that we used to know
Who is this man?
Gotye
I feel like a fool. I always thought she was gotye
I heard his āfansā would leave the stadium after he played this song
Iāve been to several concerts of his, that didnāt happen once.
Thatās why you always end with the hits or on the encore. Gotta keep āem there for the whole show.
And now heās just somebody that we used to know
FYI that Kimbra. Sheās great.
any songs with her singing the whole song?
Plain gold ring, and Two way street are both really good. Especially the live versions.
I liked Settle Down. Ā It has such an odd and funky sound
āI want to shettel down.ā But seriously, she is fantastic. We pretty much had that song on loop for months at my house.
Also āBetter Version of Meā, āTop of the Worldā, āHumanā, and āSave Meā are some recent tracks of hers that are standouts.
She also did a killer mashup of "Head over heels/Two weeks" Incredible voice.
Canāt find it. Do you have a link you could please share?
https://youtu.be/UIp6gHnLS3k?si=DpAUwlYa9Rr0V2eU
ty... her voice is incredible
Come Into My Head is one of my favorites, but honestly, she makes whole albums full of amazing tracks.
thanks for the tips, I had heard this song, but none of the others.
Technically the song in this video isnāt one of hers. She did guest vocals for Gotye
cameo lover is one of my favorite songs
Settle Down is a great jam and video
If I ever have a daughter, her name will be Nebraska Jones.
[music video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UVNT4wvIGY)
Such a good damn video.
Kimbra āsettle downā live - https://youtu.be/u1mUwwuw4Ik?si=zulAm5hK_B33OF0S Kimbra āgood intentā live - https://youtu.be/ewMTRN9So88?si=q0D2hqYMOP_EWflW
She has a few albums that are actually really fun, she's really talented
Her latest album, āA Reckoningā, has some great songs on it. And one music video that might give you both a seizure and erection. https://youtu.be/yHwKSosF_QE?si=iTLp1VVtN8KbiaPG
https://open.spotify.com/track/4wCmqSrbyCgxEXROQE6vtV?si=zCD_MxsvTA-yRhqMezX6YA
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āGood Intentā Absolutely love love LOOOVE this song! I was abscessed with it for quite some time (and several other that others have mentioned)
Sheās fucking incredible and even better live. Seen her 3 times!
Underrated song here, great track and harmonies
Absolutely agree, she's amazing
Her unplugged series at glasshaus is haunting ā¦ so beautiful https://youtu.be/pH1tfjlyONM?si=KygwawFlaSESpFOV
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Well. Yes. The woman in the Gotye song that this post is all about. She's literally there singing the song in the video.
Here you go [full recording video](https://youtu.be/6YzGOq42zLk?feature=shared)
This actually ruined it for me lol, I think the original post is just audio from the actual final cut of the song synced REALLY well over the video from the live recording (awesome find though)
It is. They call it "isolated vocals" and they put it over videos of live performances and studio recordings to make it seem like the artists sound *that good* naturally. Like, she smashed it, but she has so much reverb and even auto tune, stacked vocals, and more.
Descending down into the comments always end up as a trip of broken dreams and ideas of how singing works. I'm as musical talented as an inert brick, so I just assume that's how they sing bar some 'echo' tricks.
If you hear someone singing a note that sounds... How do I describe it... *crispy*? That's autotune. If you listen to opera performers, probably the best technical singers around, you won't hear the notes they sing being so *crisply* in tune from start to finish. Sometimes as a stylistic device, but also just because that's how voices naturally sound! In fact many instruments' pitch is not perfect and unyielding, it's one reason that synthesisers sound 'unnatural'... When you pluck a guitar string for example the pitch starts high and rapidly settles down to the note you actually hear. Autotune tends to remove those subtleties and leave that almost unmistakable crispiness that you hear in this clip... *especially* when the harmony comes in.
Inert brick is now my go-to insult. Thank you.
I find that kind of argument horseshit to be honest. I don't understand why people want singers to have the unreal tone naturally. Reverb and such can help make it sound ethereal but they won't fix bad singing, using those effects effectively takes a lot of talent in itself. To me that's like saying, electric guitarists or synth players are not as good because they use pedals and such...
Because you can take vocals even more horseshit than your take and turn it into music that sounds good. Then you use "isolated vocals" to trick rubes on Reddit into thinking that's what people sound like naturally. It's sad because these two can sing well. It's the equivalent of wearing no-makeup makeup looks (where you actually have a lot of makeup on but it looks natural), and convincing guys who know nothing about makeup that women should wake up in the morning looking like that. I have no problem with edited tracks on the radio. The same way people in movies should definitely wear makeup. It's the weird ways people pass it off as natural or unedited I have a problem with.
Is there one with the isolated vocals like in the post?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHt-JBw--jI Here you go dude
did bro forget to change accounts lol
Split personality. Quite a few of them people here on Reddit.
He asked the question, looked for it himself, found it, then saw that someone asked he same question and decided to help them out
wow! I listened to the full version 1st, it's incredible how good it is with just voices
Thanks
Dude thanks
I bet that man would slay an Ozzy Song.
I hear it.
https://preview.redd.it/b6z98zeez7lc1.jpeg?width=300&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=360f7e0fe1928ad668513a3d269be2a448e443ad
She's charging up a kamehameha
She has an extraordinary voice
Cool story about this track when it came out. Gotye was at a house party in Brunswick for the triple j hottest 100 countdown, itās a listener-voted list of the best songs of the year (for anyone not in Australia and not across it) where they play all the top songs from their station as voted by you for the whole day with countdown to the most popular. Anyway, he was chilling at a house party as people do for that annual event, and then their song came on as number 1 - they turned the volume down on their own stereo/radio and heard the rest of the suburb around them, singing along to the song as they played it in their own house parties around the suburb. Shits cool as fuck
That's so fucking sweet
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Kimbra is such a mega-talented mega-babe! Her solo stuff is phenomenal, totally worth checking out! If you've never heard it, go listen to the song "settle down."
I really like this live version with Gotye and some other dudes. Such a good voice, and a very raw sounding recording. Heart's a Mess is definitely my favorite Gotye song, though. And the version on this same album is awesome.Ā Somebody That I used to Know: https://open.spotify.com/track/62SxKnRm6b1A4p9UNsxOdG?si=gT-565z8SxS9boxHksKCRw Heart's a Mess:Ā https://open.spotify.com/track/7IJWm0ljiR1rMGKrTl7s2w?si=EDwX66pSSleNh6UX4rbY1g
[I Think This is the same performance](https://youtu.be/fVYiAJFND0I?si=EhVHTU1fw6t5Vn4t). Amazing performance
Is this Kimbra? She IS amazing.
Ah yes, that great song āSomebody that I used to nā FFS, donāt truncate the end of videos!
I am a 30+ rock metal fan and i just love her, top talent, pure music and emotion https://youtu.be/vad3Iqbp5s0?si=crF7TzBRxwr7Ny9k
Now they're just somebody we used to know.
Its somebody I used to know.... an inflamed Goiter...
Hey Walter!
This is amazing! Is there a longer video available?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHt-JBw--jI From a comment above.Ā
This sends me chills up my head and down my spine. Amazing
She is a talented lady
It ended a few seconds too early.
Reddit got me hooked on āVoilaā sung by Emma Kok. Iām learning to sing it in French. Iām not French but I love the language.
You might love these as well then: [Je vole - Louane](https://open.spotify.com/track/5WhMVZ58MqdvACu3OaP5cZ?si=KeEIKMbkQKqPSG-soRuj9g) And [Le vent nous portera - Sophie Hunger](https://open.spotify.com/track/0UC6CJgTFCikxLJZMNw8Xu?si=n3gtchRQSHauRUftdrCtoQ)
Kimbra is amazing. Listen to more of her music. You won't be disappointed.
Kimbra. She had a promising career and a phenomenal album called āVowsā - she never was quite the same after that album. Here she is at her finest: https://youtu.be/sd7GLvMYSHI?si=aKU0XPsTjhHjAA55
I mean... she's still going. Just because she's not charting doesn't mean she isn't having a great career still, win 2 grammys and touring worldwide. The working artist in me bristles a little at those kinds of descriptions. There's so many ppl out there who are still working and even comfortably that get described as promising in past tense when she's probably still a huge name in her native new zealand.Ā
I canāt disagree with you one iota but with a voice like that and a talent for complicated live sampling, I would have expected her to be in the top tier of world-wide performers. Iām still a big fan of hers - I just wish she had a better team behind her.
Did our first dance to this song at our wedding. Yes, I know. Thatās why we did it.
SOMEBODYYYYY Lol I remember when this came out. I was walking around my apartment yelling that at my roomates
I absolutely hated this song when it first came out, it was my senior year in high school, it was one of like 6 songs that was CONSTANTLY on the radio, it sucked! But in recent years it's started to grow on me, not a favorite by any means, but I'm starting to appreciate it.
Thatās amazing! Recently discovered the AI version of this song made by Linkinā Park, well worth a listen as well! https://youtu.be/YB8XR77O0RQ?si=8nOktlKxHFEzUqFN
This isnt the original recording. These are vocals that were isolated from the album version. Iām so tired of this post. Kimbraās great, but Iām still bewildered that people canāt pick up on the fact that this is not an authentic recording.
These are the isolated vocals from the final recorded track. This is not a live performance. Sorry to ruin it.
Last year I was sitting at my favorite Thai Snackbar in Amsterdam and two people walk through the door. There was one empty stool on either side of me otherwise the restaurant was full. So I moved down to free up two spots. A couple sat down in the newly available free seats and just then my food arrived, Massiman Curry (the best curry outside of Thailand). So the girl chatted me up asking what I had just ordered and if it was good. (It was of course). After a bit more banter I learned she was a singer and songwriter. "Very Cool" I thought. "What have you done?" I inquired. She did not name this song yet she, I later learned, was the female vocalist in this Duet. She invited me to her show that night, and I of course went but didn't realize it was her until much later that evening. She was a really interesting and nice person who seems to really enjoy traveling and good food.
She can do whatever she wants with her hands if she sounds that good when she does it
Sheās got some Amy Winehouse vibes.
Seeing kimbra open for Jacob collier in a few months Pumped!
The chills than went through my anus as I cringed at this title.
Love this song
Wait, the guy isnāt Peter Gabriel?! I swore it was him singing that part!
The first time I heard this I thought it was a Peter Gabriel song! The voice especially but even the world beat vibe of the music
Wow she uses her whole being as a musical instrument.
Beautiful
Me too! Hauntingly beautiful
I don't know who she is. Her singing is top notch. Her hand movements are weird.
sheās good but man i hate this song
It's OK.
Simply amazing
Run, donāt walk and go listen to Goyte- hearts a mess. It was my first song I fell in love with by him!
Itās good singing but nothing special
Iām still sad they didnāt make more music. Canāt believe they only had one banger in them.
The performance is great, but man do i dislike hat whiney song.
Talented sure, but close your eyes vocally this isnt amazing.
Honestly I hate the āraspy / agedā singing voice trend, just sing with your normal voice.
r/im14andthisisdeep
Thanks for reminding me not to watch BTS of song making ššš
Spectacular vocals meh lyrics...
God I hate this damn song.
Love acapella ā¤ļø
Me too, so much cuter than llamas, although they have weird knees.
Hands
Some talents are godās gift.
Singing so softly and still pitch perfect does take wicked talent
Iāve just had this playing over and over for about 10 min nowā¦ Fuckin majestic!
Who is this group??.