Song of Durin (LOW BASS) Clamavi De Profundis Cover feat.

[@shimaenaga5656]

Your LOTR songs have that unique vibe of mighty ancient civilisations that never existed, but feel so real. Thank you, Colm!

[@gailarearick2203]

I think it’s partly the Irish lilt coming through paired with the richness of his voice, plus he just nails the instrumental parts too!

[@saltypepper3340]

And i think the cover is extremely dope, that is my contribution to your comment 😅

[@alyssamiles2909]

Tolkien drew heavily from European history, myth, and legend. It gives his world a sense of vast depth that most other worldbuilding lacks.

[@LonersGuide]

They exist deep in our ancestral memories, in ancient legends and histories of dark days and golden ages...

[@Jtd1138]

I honestly believe some authors build worlds not just story’s. , you could ask tolkin anything about anywhere in his world and he could tell you who lives there and what they do without looking at his notes , Terry pratchet is similar

[@LizFromDecencyUnited]

Gentlemen!! Wow!! As a professional metal singer, and vocal coach, I just gotta say....... ummmm..... I think the very bones just melted out of my body! * YOUR voices are the ones I've always heard, in my head, for all these many years, when I read about the dwarves singing in Moria. Outstanding!

[@RealBelisariusCawl]

The Clamavi de Profundis version is dear to my heart but this is great. Love it.

[@TheToneBender]

Yeah, that one is perfect.

[@High-LordHarza]

I was hoping they'd be mentioned here! This is clearly their melody for the song too

[@rustkarl]

Aye that’s true.

[@matthewberry8516]

​@High-LordHarza they're mentioned in the description tbf.

[@High-LordHarza]

@@matthewberry8516 Yeah I noticed after commenting xP

[@wohargRadu]

Gentlemen your voices achieve the miracle of making us part of the Durin's folk and feeling with them the sorrow for the days long past ! Sadness yet hope for "when Durin wakes again from sleep" . Glorious !

[@SSDsmiley]

A couple months after my daughter was born last year I decided to memorize this poem to sing as I rocked her to sleep. Singing this song still helps her calm down when she is having a hard time.

[@mrjavieralcivar]

Great pick, I sang my daughter Misty Mountains the whole night she was born, 10 years later she still asks for it to sleep.

[@lajoshalkai5415]

I did the same whem my daughter born 3 years ago.

[@anxietyonline1947]

Cringe.

[@jamiewalking]

Go learn more, I now have most of Tolkien's songs memorized, mostly for singing to my daughter as she falls asleep. Recommend the song of earendil, or the song of beren and luthien next!

[@chillingwithrob]

​@@anxietyonline1947shut it

[@anastasianorthern2925]

I’ve wanted to say this for a long time, because I felt it, but I was able to formulate it only now: the voices blend so well because they seem to embrace everything. Bobby's voice is pure art, it's hard to believe that he can sound so academic and captivating, as if hugging you with velvet. Jonathan's voice is like the power of the nature's elements - it is something from thunder and wind, storm and crashing waves. and Colm’s voice for me personally is a man in all his feelings, from tenderness in love and laughter in joy to combat rage and deep sorrow. Dear God, I want to listen to you guys forever.

[@amelielaparo4765]

🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍 you are the bests

[@bmobmo6438]

The lyrics, for anyone who wants a copy posted here: The world was young, the mountains green, No stain yet on the Moon was seen, No words were laid on stream or stone When Durin woke and walked alone. He named the nameless hills and dells; He drank from yet untasted wells; He stooped and looked in Mirrormere, And saw a crown of stars appear, As gems upon a silver thread, Above the shadows of his head. The world was fair, the mountains tall, In Elder Days before the fall Of mighty kings in Nargothrond And Gondolin, who now beyond The Western Seas have passed away: The world was fair in Durin's Day. A king he was on carven throne In many-pillared halls of stone With golden roof and silver floor, And runes of power upon the door. The light of sun and star and moon In shining lamps of crystal hewn Undimmed by cloud or shade of night There shone for ever fair and bright. There hammer on the anvil smote, There chisel clove, and graver wrote; There forged was blade, and bound was hilt; The delver mined, the mason built. There beryl, pearl, and opal pale, And metal wrought like fishes' mail, Buckler and corslet, axe and sword, And shining spears were laid in hoard. Unwearied then were Durin's folk; Beneath the mountains music woke: The harpers harped, the minstrels sang, And at the gates the trumpets rang. The world is grey, the mountains old, The forge's fire is ashen-cold; No harp is wrung, no hammer falls: The darkness dwells in Durin's halls; The shadow lies upon his tomb In Moria, in Khazad-dûm. But still the sunken stars appear In dark and windless Mirrormere; There lies his crown in water deep, Till Durin wakes again from sleep.

[@elizabethmoore9220]

Many many thanks!!!

[@AkiraDragonborne]

Thank you, hero.

[@LanChiaoPeng]

Bless you, O mighty bard!

[@shep9231]

Cheers bud!

[@nickgagliardo6360]

Thanks a bunch

[@piiamikkila]

My soon 9 year old autistic son and 3.5year old daughter listened this song and they loved it. Son listened quietly and patiently and daughter said "i like this, it's a good song."

[@nistecuvinteoarecare]

Sometimes, plain awed silence and quiet recognition are the highest praise :)

[@commandermime38]

I'm SO glad Clamavi De Profundis is getting the recognition they deserve. They're such an amazing channel, and your cover does them justice.

[@TheToneBender]

I mean, their one has 46 MILLION views

[@Clawy111]

@@TheToneBender Over the span of 6 years, yes.

[@rustkarl]

@@TheToneBender Please, this isn’t a measuring context.

[@commandermime38]

​@@TheToneBenderAnd my god do they deserve every one of those views

[@Pelargir117]

Just remember... it all goes back to Tolkien

[@buttercupthetortoise7806]

Johnathans voice at 1:37 is insane. His bass tamber is crazy good and amazing. Which he’d sing down there more often

[@TheUnseenHobo]

His voice works so well for this type of music it really is a shame he spends all his time making terrible (imo) metal covers of songs that should never touch the metal genre.

[@SouthPawBowler24]

@@TheUnseenHobohe does a good job wym 😂 you just a hater

[@RachelPearcyArt]

@@TheUnseenHobo That is how he built that career he has. I prefer him singing his original songs but he never misses with his covers. He always does them justice or makes them better simply by virtue of his voice and production skills. Would I love for him to sing like this all the time? Absolutely. He has the voice of a thunder god and it's a joy to hear him like this. But I would never call what he does a waste of his time and I have yet to hear anything terrible from him.

[@masontrupe9047]

Tolkien did such a good job worldbuilding a people who's golden age had come and long gone, and of portraying the deep heartbreak of those that still lived. I get misty whenever I hear Durin's song.

[@seamusshamrock8964]

I know! Like when I listen to this song I mourn for an age that I never saw nor was apart of in a world that doesn’t exist, his world building is so incredible that he took into account that a civilization that fell would have songs about their golden age

[@Beau74]

I agree completely. The dwarves that still live in Tolkien's world must know that their civilization is just a pale shadow of what it once was.

[@la_old_salt2241]

Well said.

[@ecmo11]

Well, he was English, so.....

[@peb1995]

The three of you singing this song is so soothing that it gets its own playlist so that I can listen to it on repeat while I go to sleep.

[@randallmurrain1425]

As a bass-baritone, this makes me so happy. I have CHILLS. Three certifiable bass singers combining forces and delivering an incredible performance. Props to all of you!

[@Scootermagoo]

Imagine adding the warhorn and theatbassguy, ohhh man.. I'd love to see a colab with geoff andthe bassguy. the ground would shake and the skies would split.

[@randallmurrain1425]

@@Scootermagoo YEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSS

[@captainmaim]

And Lindsay Sterling with the accompaniment

[@SheepdogSmokey]

Personally I think these three may just be Dwarves hiding among men.

[@randallmurrain1425]

@@SheepdogSmokey you just might be absolutely right.

[@PickBit]

The assortment of voices is incredible! Colm's multi-colored dishomogeneous uniqueness, Jonathan's dark smokier sound and Bobby's noble elegance that could easily fit a classic context. I'm an absolute sucker for bass voices and I'm spoiled rotten for choice here. You guys are amazing, all 3 of you, I wouldn't know who to choose if I had to pick a favorite. I'm mesmerized by the sheer beauty of Bobby's voice (reminds me of Christopher Lee's at times), but Jonathan's charisma is just impossible to ignore and finally the distinctiveness of such a particular tone makes Colm the perfect match for the other two

[@LanChiaoPeng]

They need to rope in Geoff Castelucci to form a truly epic bass quartet.

[@blackbalerion]

"...Colm's multi-colored dishomogeneous uniqueness, Jonathan's dark smokier sound and Bobby's noble elegance..." - I couldn´t have expressed it better...!

[@JacksonRhodes42]

I have oft thought of a way to describe Jonathan's voice...smoky hits it dead-on!

[@hallaloth3112]

This gives me chills. Literally sounds like its being sung in a deep, vast cavern with perfect acoustics. . .as it would be with a dwarven choir

[@LanChiaoPeng]

The manliest of operas, period.

[@Drakkar2992]

Finally, the youtube recommendations showing something worthy of listening. I recently did a re binge watch of both Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. This song couldn't have arrived at a better time. What a masterpiece, you gentlemen have made, thank you for making my day better! This kind of music and singing should be promoted way more than other genres, but that is just my opinion. May God bless you with a long life and good health so you can enchant people for many years to come.

[@ColmRMcGuinness]

Ok, be real… WHO saw this coming? Also drop your dwarven name below? Also before anyone asks, Bobby did the subharmonic at the end! 🤌

[@grumrag738]

Thrarin Ironbeard

[@pierreleblond9253]

Throgrim Stonefist

[@v2d12-6]

Barundin Dragonheart

[@johnsteiner3417]

My last name already means stone mason, so that's covered. I suppose Jorgrin or Jogrun or something to that effect.

[@rdmdude734]

No one saw that coming and you know that and are laughting in your evil villin voice now

[@weegiewarbler]

I'm addicted to this. I need to hear it at least once a day. ❤

[@danclark5311]

I dare say Tolkien would shed tears of pride and joy at seeing such a powerful and wonderful work of art

[@AnarchicEowyn]

I wish Tolkien could’ve heard this. I think he’d probably be very happy and enjoy this.

[@tomwells4265]

Tolkien was a bigoted jackwagon. The songs from the movies weren't anything like the music he liked. If he hadn't had fever delusions in WW1, The Lord of the Rings wouldn't exist nor would any of his other great works. How about we living people love this and other songs from Colm. At least that way he gets paid.

[@ascopa2539]

I write now my first fantasy epos - and yes - it would move him to tears. There is nothing more beautiful for an author than to see his work outlive him and to inspire people to interpret it themselves.

[@TinMan-i9l]

He's singing it, all of them are Tolkien believe or not. 😂

[@TinMan-i9l]

He's woken from his sleep, and he's back the man in black.

[@2brokegamers664]

tbh prolly has

[@isaacgirouard5924]

Man, I remeber when Song of Durin first came out. It was such a great song. Listened to it so many times, this Bass cover is really awesome.

[@R9500pro1]

Really? You were there in the UK on July 29th, 1954? I tip my hat to you.

[@Cragified]

@@R9500pro1 Song of Durin is a poem by Tolkien. Clamavi de Profundis sang its song version and created the melody for it.

[@R9500pro1]

@@Cragified Yes, a poem sang by Gimli in Tolkien's book: The Fellowship of the Ring. Thus it "came out" nearly 70 years ago.

[@ronaldmcdonald6554]

​@@R9500pro1 i think i found the redditor among us

[@quantumvideoscz2052]

He called it a SONG. The poem, yes, came out in 1954. And was written way before that because Tolkien famously started writing LOTR specifically even before WW2, got stuck somewhere (I think Balin's tomb) and only finished in 1954/55. But the SONG (aka that thing with both words and MUSIC) came out a few years back when Clamavi de Profundis were the first ones to actually sing it and then publish the result. @@R9500pro1

[@happyTimePlace]

Can you stop please? I watched this video over 200 times, and still can't stop. Amazing voices!

[@frocat5163]

All dwarven music needs to be performed by basses. These three gentlemen transport me to Khazad-dum and Gimli reciting/singing this for the Fellowship. Absolutely phenomenal, making me feel a deep sense of loss for a time and place that never were.

[@laurelmcneilly741]

Very well said.

[@racernatorde5318]

I understand why you would say that, but...do you know Eurielle's cover of this song?

[@samaradragonhart5719]

I was just reading that part the other day (not for the first nor last time), and then I found this!

[@FranciscoLopezCuentosdelasAnim]

Eso no es tan así, estos mundos existieron en un tiempo, solo que ya no queda nadie que los recuerde, solo quedan ráfagas y flashes de memoria colectiva, que se aferran a nuestros genes y afloran en la mente de grandes pensantes y se vuelven historias, que se cuentan en libros, pero todo esto, son recuerdos, que transporta el alma de cada uno, y que aflora en sentimientos que no sabes porque te vienen... son los misterios que encierra la humanidad y que guardan vestigios a flor de tierra, en ciudades olvidadas y ruinas esparcidas en toda la tierra, pirámides y ciudades de piedras, algunas sepultadas en arenas infinitas, en desiertos que fueron una vez, frondosos bosques, con hermosas cascadas...pero todo cambia en la vida, así como nosotros estamos ahora, un día no estaremos y seremos olvidados en el tiempo, solo quedarán, vestigios de nuestras ciudades y puertos, apenas si un poco de ceniza de nuestra existencia, que los del futuro, miraran con instrumentos tecnológicos y dirán, que esto es parte de lo que fue, un pueblo olvidado en el tiempo....

[@MorganTaylor-gb3mb]

In my opinion, there is nothing sexier than deep bass, baritone voices. Damn. 💜

[@jennacjohnson1969]

Even just a bass speaking voice is sexy

[@RLSova]

Indeed why i persued voice acting. I Can first hand confirm that there is a wild reaction when we low bass voice actors speak.

[@RLSova]

@@cristina8868 Mines quite rich thanks to endless training

[@janskeet1382]

Not just sexy deep bass but look like calm, educated, emotional and compassionate men. Very nice to see. 💕

[@HollyAtTheNaturista]

This could not have come at a better time. Reading The Hobbit to my children for the first time and have supplemented with various epic versions of Hobbit songs. Had run out before now and what a WONDERFUL addition. You made my 8yo cry, she says it's the most glorious thing she's ever heard. Stay handsome gentlemen!

[@hallaloth3112]

Thank you for passing on the story (and the music) to the next generation.

[@shawnthompson2303]

*This is the Way.*

[@BottledSunlight]

"The shadow lies upon his tomb, in Moria, in Khazad-dûm" I don’t know why but this lines always make me cry in any version of the song, and Bobby sang it so beautifully i felt my heart miss a beat ❤

[@gracehulbert7867]

The whole last "verse" makes me tear up. I have no idea why, but it does. Every dang time. 😢

[@castanea8]

@@gracehulbert7867Because even though it’s a civilization that never existed, that sense of loss is palpable in the last few verses and that connects with the sense of loss that we have all experienced at times in our lives. Just as the dwarves look back at their lost golden age and yearn for those days that they can never have again we all have lost someone that we can look back and yearn for the days we spent with them in a golden age of our own that we can never get back.

[@shawnthompson2303]

I will not hide…. Behind a wall of stone while others DIE…. FIGHTING OUR BATTLES… *FOR US!!!* It is not in my Blood, Uncle Thorin. *No…. It is Not. We are Sons of Durin.*

[@gracehulbert7867]

@shawnthompson2303 And Durin's folk do not flee from a fight!

[@shawnthompson2303]

@@gracehulbert7867 *This is the Way.*

[@ArisAuditorez24]

Stunning, absolutely beautiful. There are two people who have inspired me to be a bass singer, Geoff Castelluci and Colm McGuinness. Keep up your amazing work

[@LanChiaoPeng]

They totally need to rope in Geoff and make an epic fantasy bass quartet.

[@bewolver6173]

@LanChioPeng BRO YES!!!!

[@LanChiaoPeng]

I for one would love the four of them to sing gregorian chant for a 40k-themed MV. They are quite possibly the closest thing we will ever hear to a choir of Space Marines.

[@ekoh8816]

@@LanChiaoPengHELL YES!!!

[@quantumvideoscz2052]

Absolutely! Especially because Geoff's bass sounds VERY different to how Colm's does. Colm's is sharp and at least sounds to me almost "chokey", he's making it in the back of his mouth, I think. While Geoff mainly has a rounder, fuller tone that feels smooth (not counting subharmonics). @@LanChiaoPeng

[@sheldonperry7950]

With headphones on this song reaches a new level of epic. When they started singing of the fall of Durin I couldn't believe it but I was crying. Absolutely incredible, guys. Thank you! ☺

[@ТатьянаСеврюкова-ж6х]

Мощно и также очень мелодично. Бобби бесподобен , очень красочный и сочный голос.

[@JushuaProvido]

That ending note cleared my acne, unearthed a seam of mithril beneath my house, and grew me a nine-foot beard.

[@shawnthompson2303]

*Woke up Durin.*

[@SlowSohn]

I became about 40 centimeters shorter and an axe and a chainmail appeared next to me. I know identify as a dwarf on his way to Erebor

[@JushuaProvido]

Baruk Khazâd, my brethren!

[@SlowSohn]

@@JushuaProvido Khazâd ai-mênu!

[@JushuaProvido]

@@SlowSohnIhraz dâ-khalash akdashûnu!

[@joes7378]

My beard grew 6 inches listening to thia

[@Wightwind]

Genuinely one of the greatest pieces of music ever. I keep coming back to this, lilkely listened to it hundreds of times over the past month alone. As a LotR Fan and a huge fan of all 3 artists here... just a match made in Valinor

[@Tinybogman]

I love how Bobby's voice gets more refined with every song he's in. You can hear the progress he's made. It's absolutely amazing to watch. Colm and Jonathan are incredible as always. Such a killer cover, lads.

[@Alfy1980]

These three gods among men have voices beyond belief!!! They harmonize so fricking well together

[@tomwells4265]

I are old and demented. I remembered that this song evolved from a number of older songs but what I remembered was from 2012 which isn't old at all. 🤤 I like how he includes an undertone of throat singing which most people can't do.

[@williammiller4768]

Colm and Bobby sound like expert Bards telling a tale. Young sounds like he was actually there and is reliving the memory to impart knowledge to a group around a great fire. Well done. Well done all!

[@ernestmac13]

It amazes me how seemlessly.videos recorded in seperate locations by different singers can be edited visually and have their audio mixed so well, just goes to show how talented people are.

[@magnuswesterlund]

THIS. Exactly THIS is the reason for internet in general and KZbin in particular! I'm sorry, tenors and sopranos - but our bones can only be shaken in the core from the bass =D

[@mikewilliams1479]

The tone and vocal changes by Colm is magical.

[@ghislainemahistre9628]

J'adore !!!! Je suis subjuguée d'émotions par ces voix quasi surnaturelles !!! C'est impressionnant, magnifique, envoûtant !!! Bravo et merci ! J'adore !!!!

[@alex126kez]

Охренееееееть! Мураши по коже толпами шастают! Такие голосища, мама моя! Если в церкви такими псалом запеть, свечи потушить можно, наверное!

[@rstfox3090]

A Legendary Trio we didn't know we needed

[@TheCreedEvolution]

Clamavis de Profundis version of this poem it's the best by far, and you guys did it justice. Those voices omg they are beyond this world

[@alexanderb5726]

Goosebumps gentlemen, pure goosebumps! And to think that Gimli abruptly started on this song while traversing Moria as a solemn melodious comment on the fall of Khazad Dûm. Now *that* is how you do a musical. High School musical take a hike.

[@kaikalter]

Certainly one of my favourite songs from the Lord of the Rings. It is quite sad they did not include it in the movies, but this is certainly a most wonderful rendition of the song

[@corberus3119]

Clamavi de Profundis version is better

[@CreeperKiller666]

@@corberus3119Both are good.

[@hallaloth3112]

I understand why most of the music didn't make it into the movies. . .but I'll always feel it was a missed oppertunity. The poetry of the music in the book is /really/ good.

[@suspendedlgx7129]

Nether lands

[@theirishviking9278]

@@corberus3119 they're talking about the song from the books your saying that a vocal cover is better than the written word original?

[@Ramthe-1624]

Des voix profondes, graves et chaudes, qui glorifient l'amour de la patrie, de son peuple. C'est un hymne national à son identité.❤️

[@lindseysharon259]

You and Jonathan pairing up never disappoints. Your voices work so well together. This is my first time hearing Bobby and just wow!

[@joolzrob]

Manly voices at last. Whoosh, my heartbeat lol 😜 great voices guys. Blowin kisses.

[@Марина-й9з9щ]

Вау!!! Браво,ребята! Такое возможно?!!!!! Такая МОЩЬ❤👍👍👍👍👍👍💪 Поцелованные ТВОРЦОМ!

[@fedolfs]

@4:28 Jonathan has such a strong and controlled voice that I wish he would post more of that on his youtube! Thanks to Colm we get to see another side of him

[@ЛарисаКонцеба]

Восторг от услышанного! Какие талантливые мужчины и фантастичные голоса!

[@jonkerrmusic]

As a bass, it brings me BOUNDLESS joy to get team-ups like these. You each have an instantly identifiable voice, the blends are sick, and the power is undeniable. WELL DONE 🔥🔥

[@ardenton1227]

Music that unlocks magic within the soul.

[@terranceroff8113]

And the the lord of hosts said unto them My blessings know no limits, and are beyond the measure of mortal man, there for make a joyful noise unto god! Well done Colin, well done!

[@Mariana-fp9cq]

Las voces más maravillosas que escuché, todas la voces de los hombres deberían ser así ❤

[@wustenfuchs2900]

2:15 A king he was gives me chills

[@shawnthompson2303]

5:12 *This is the Way.*

[@arinavetrova9940]

Просто сказочно,волшебно,потрясающе!!!!❤❤❤

[@7Katherine1]

This version especially catches the remembered Collective Unconscious of the warrior roots of humanity in its noble, inspiring form.

[@bethbaskett3]

Absolutely amazing, Colm, as always! Magnificent trio of singers, you should definitely do more with Jonathan and Bobby.

[@NachoPrendes]

I can't put into words the impression I got from this performance. I have been listening to it on loop since I discovered it, and I am impressed by each of the voices and their ensemble. Congratulations and thank you very much! You have made me happy I hope you can find more times that point of absolute genius that has animated you here. A big hug from Spain

[@blurred-antics]

bass powerhouses with beautiful harmonies + perpetually gorgeous intrumentals?? always a winning combo. you all absolutely killed this cover

[@blackhorse-wm6oc]

I just love it how at 3:20 the music and the industrious sounds just start to swell as the song continues toward the end of the verse describing Durin's great golden age kingdom. All the while the chorus of bass singing refusing to be drown out by it all like it's the dwarves back bone of pride in this was theirs.

[@Kim4my]

У меня тестостероновые мурашки от этой вокальной глубины и мощи

[@essencesmagiques]

I can't stop listening to your trio. Thank you very much for such a performance.

[@jeffreythefilmbuff7617]

This gave me chills! Your Middle Earth songs are my personal favorites and bring greater magic to the astounding & magical civilizations that will always hold a dear place in my soul. You're the best Colm

[@diversdiva8165]

no, you arn't just singing! Your faces pait iinto the air what the songs want to say. Goosebumps. I always fall for songs when they are sung to touch our ears, our sou and hearts and we see the song in the eyes of a singer. Thankyou

[@zc2922]

My good sir. This... This was amazing! I feel like this was almost hearkening back to your older style of singing and I LOVE IT!!! I could only be imagining things but I loved this so much. Stay very handsome!

[@ColmRMcGuinness]

YOU stay handsome, friendo!

[@felipanerijuarezcastro5594]

Bellísima tercia de voces privilegiadas! Me llevaron a la época medieval cuando los guerreros de la luz combatian sin tregua ante las fuerzas de la obscuridad. COMO HOY DIA SIN TREGUA LA LUZ ERESICANDO LA OBSCURIDAD. GRACIAS CHICOS

[@osmanshah5046]

It is illegal to sing this song clean shaven Sir

[@vicha108]

Imagine with beard😉

[@evanbenesch6583]

lol

[@lado0353]

😂

[@buzzsawddog]

I just said to my wife... No way a man without a beard sounds like that!

[@emeseo-nagynehorvath760]

Igen, ehhez a "viking-fazon" jobban passzol. Nem baj, behunyom a szemem...

[@K.M.Donovan]

my voice used to be able to get that low. but years of neglect, and i am sad to admit this, but 20 years of smoking, have ruined that. (for clarity sake, i am now a year clean of my smoking addiction. here is hoping i can maintain the streak.) it has gotten to the point i no longer know my range. and it will take years to find it again. despite this, i genuinely enjoyed this piece. i already knew of Johnathon from previous vids, but the other 2 are new to me. i eagerly look forwards to exploring their channels for more gems like this.

[@StudioTinidril]

Astoundingly beautiful! ♥❣❤‍🔥

[@Cassis-zd2bh]

Merci à l'algorithme de KZbin de m'avoir fait découvrir ces voix incroyablement envoûtantes

[@farahdibastephanus8584]

Talent? Britain's got talent? Please share with world. Too beautiful! Magical voices! Just absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

[@eldradulthran6482]

This gentleman is Irish.

[@farahdibastephanus8584]

@@eldradulthran6482 I thought as much. What a delight to listen to.

[@ashleg8350]

that little smirk on Colm's face when he hits that "smote" at 3:01... He knows he's got the range for it.

[@balazsmervay3795]

Thank you man!!! It is truly amazing. I really needed this one! A Clamavi de Profundis music with your voice...excellent.

[@inspiringtone2975]

This sound of these men deep voices takes my Soul back to our ancient days and my eyes fill with tears for missing something only my Soul remembers but my physical body of this time feels the twinge of pain

[@alucard6411]

The vocal range you have is so damn amazing and the LOTR songs you do just leave me in awe.

[@status8477]

While not the lowest voice to my knowledge, the fullness and quality to Young's voice stands out again and again to me.

[@katygaston8777]

He can sing E1.

[@florian3724]

As much as i love Jonathan's Rock/Metal Covers... hearing him sing that way in that deep voice is soo good, i'd like to hear more stuff like that. But Colm and Bobby are singing just as perfect as usual!

[@doziee.1093]

“The shadows lie upon his tomb, in Moria, in Khazad-dum”…that part gave me chills!

[@Grimlocksmith]

Chills. This is the version of this song that I didn't know I needed, but I feel like I have waited years to hear it.

[@luzortizgarcia-bustelo]

Just I like it. The voices of bass are voices of men. Congrats group.😊

[@rustkarl]

Voices fit for great mountain halls. There’s something about the Dwarves that remembers better days, yet unlike the Elves hold out hope that better days will come again. And that feels so much more human, to our deep delving kin! 🍺

[@user-ow2ln3pw7d]

Well Dwarves are more "down to earth" ;D ! But yes I do agree with what you said, Elves are like the " role model student" , although fascinating, beautifull and loyal, their un-aging and viewing themselves as the best race ( for most of them) is what makes them slightly less relatable to us humans, whilst the Dwarves while Blunt and not the most polite folk in the outerlayer are deep down more complex than one may think, at least they were... Also unlike Elves they benefit from long life spans yes but eventually even they will wither and die..their pleasure for more daily things such as good food & booze makes them somewhat relatable and their shorter yet sturdy stature making them a bit clumsy is also a characteristic that somewhat lightens the mood in some darker moments !

[@LanChiaoPeng]

Elves are the favoured firstborn of creation, whereas Dwarves are the unexpected byblows that survived against the odds to flourish. They are dour, defiant, take no shit, and grab hold of what they want with both hands. Definitely kindred souls to us lowly Manfolk.

[@CorinneBailly-l4q]

Vous me faites des frissons partout !!! Et j'adore ça !! Vos voies sont tellement !!!! Je ne sais pas quoi dire! Je vous aiment fort !!!,et plus !! A bientôt ❤😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@duescaymania2940]

On the note of LotR songs I think it would be cool to hear a your interpretation of some Clamavi de profundis songs like “the song of hammer deep”, “when the hammer falls” and “the ents marching song”

[@meleardil]

The ents! I just wanna hear how deep they can go. :) That song is an excellent test of it. I want all whipped cream collapse into butter in a 100 mile radius when I am listening to it!

[@hansvantonder3369]

Wow wow wow, I'm at a loss for words, so mesmerising, deep and moving!

[@JB-gu4jq]

And the Angel said unto God: How much Bass shall we give them? And God said unto the Angel: All of it! Give them all of it!

[@MeganClark-nn1dz]

🥰

[@ВикторияИгумнова-о6ш]

🤣❤️

[@LindaLRosario]

Awwwww❤ nice!!!

[@bearsoulrogers5881]

I mean they're missing Tim Faust and Eric Holloway to give actual full coverage but 🤷

[@BjörnFred]

Exactly!!!

[@bluebelloftibet6678]

My God, I cant stop listening your songs. Your voices sound so captivating and unreal in its beauty. THANK YOU GUYS! 🙏🙏🙏

[@Quadraxis]

Beautiful cover of Clamavi's version. You lads should definitely do more of their stuff, or collab with them sometimes.

[@2412az1]

Великолепные голоса. Один светится романтикой, другой опытом и надёжностью, а третий решительностью и солёным ветром.

[@garreswe]

This sounds great! Now I wonder how it would sound if they also invited Geoff Castellucci and Avi Kaplan. What an epic bass quintet that would be! 😀

[@bennyellis3512]

I am so glad I found this video! I found Clamavi De Profundis years ago, but the channel only had two songs at that point. I was new to KZbin and didn't know to subscribe or maybe it wasn't a feature back then, but I lost track of their channel. I bought the two songs they had and often played them until other songs took their place in the rotation. Just going by what I see, it looks like it was somewhere around a year before another song was posted, but I didn't know about it.

[@W31rdog]

These Voices let my Beard growing to my knees and summon an axe in my hand. Thank to all for this pure form of dwarvish beauty

[@haraldallermann9034]

Hearing you perform this song touches me so deeply. thanks for that.

[@vincewans1148]

Yep.....I am convinced you could sing anything and it would be a banger!!!!! Awesome cover my friend!!!!!

[@TheCreepypro]

man this is way better than it should be! props to these 3 for bringing the BASS!

[@onemercilessming1342]

"Out of the depths I cry unto thee, O Lord..." Psalms 130: 1- 4

[@IronianKnight]

Finally, a bible quote in YT comments with respectable timing, selection, and placement.

[@kennywedlake2981]

Hail Odin and Thor,Odin God of wisdom and war⚔️🛡️⛵

[@DavidRice111]

This is absolutely the best version of this I've heard! Sends chills every time I listen. I'm 74, and it makes me grieve for the America I grew up with. Thanks guys!

[@MoonlightWarrior525]

You guys redid this song so beautifully! It felt like the dwarves were singing at a great feast or something.

[@dean-Conjured-Vaporz]

Love it when the bass just flows through every plank of the flooring. Great work gents!