Checking out Heilung's Anoana for the first time and the tribal rythms got me

[@Uncle_John_II]

Definatly do more of Heilung. They are exciting productions. ♥🎶♥🎶♥🎶 Oh, the sound was fine on this.

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Will absolutely do more Heilung. Loved it ☺️☺️❤️

[@metalfan9000]

"Heilung makes you homesick for somewhere you've never been and nostalgic for a life you've never lived." is an amazing quote I've seen mentioned. Me, their music makes me remember roaming ancient woods. I don't know when or where, but it's clear in my mind when I listen to them.

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

That's a really good description.

[@-breakofdawn-]

I'd so like to see them live sometime. The atmosphere in the venue must feel amazing. Sadly, so far I missed them whenever they played in the area. One day. 😊 I believe they once said in an interview that they used their own blood to paint signs on their drums to create a special bond to their instruments. And that they add volunteer "musicians" to the group on tour, which must be a memorable experience for the chosen ones.

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

It would be really amazing to see them live. If I ever see that they're in the area I'm definitely going to take that opportunity ("in the area" is a wide term seeing that I travelled from Norway to Berlin for Avi Kaplan)

[@RolfMeyer-cl7ou]

Heilung are Maria from Norway, Christopher from Denmark and Kai from Germany. Great reaction 😊 Also, more Heilung. My tip, you know this Song, also do the liveversion. Grettings from northern Germany 🤘

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Thanks for the info

[@annina134]

Heilung is so great. It is my escape music when the real world gives me anxiety. Greetings from Finland.

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

It was really amazing. A wonderful way to disconnect. ❤️❤️ good to see our good neighbours here ☺️❤️

[@RaoulKunz1]

A nice reaction to an awesome song! - "Ancient Germanic" would be the "ethno-historic" background for everything Heilung does - might automatically trigger "Vikings" as an association but older, far older. It's resonating with me, but I'm into this stuff anyway. You can jump forward some roughly 600 or so years and see how this was all still around e.g. in the "Merseburger Zaubersprüchen", magic incantations from *early christian* Germany still referencing the Old Gods - things survive, even unto today with the significance of the "Walpurgisnacht". The old magicks don't simply die out, they continue and still permeate society in unexpected ways. I'd advice checking out "Walpurgisnacht" by Faun to get a feel for this, but weirdly "Tanz in den Mai" by Dartagnan (and you can see it in the video) will resonates with the same background and of course Heilung touches on the most remote origins. Best regards Raoul G. Kunz

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Awesome info and suggestions. Both songs are added to my list and I can't wait to check them out

[@Yivvin]

They create an amazing soundscape, I love everything I've heard from Heilung so far, you should definitely check out more 💖💖💖

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Yeah, I will. Such an amazing sound and vibe they have. Love it ❤️❤️

[@Simi_Rose]

Happy you liked my suggestion :) I had a feeling

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

I love it ❤️ thank you. It was amazing ❤️ and there’s definitely more Heilung coming ☺️☺️

[@BalloonInTheBalloon]

Good band, make sure to check out their other songs man. And make sure to check out the live version of this song; it somehow manages to be even better o.O.

[@larryc3860]

thanks for reacting !............Heilung ("Healing") calls their music 'Amplified History' ---- they take texts from pre-Christian Norse & Germanic sources & create rituals in their performances, adding their interpretations.....they make their instruments & costumes......for me, in this ritual, Anoana is the living spirit of nature, hence her reviving the dead bird.....I think the ending represents her merging with the ox in a perpetuation of the 'cycle of life'........the language is proto-Germanic, I think........check out "Norupo", where the band takes the story from authentic rune stones to perform the ritual........

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Loved the video as well as the music. Cool, I'll have to check that one out as well

[@Searover749]

There's no google translate for Norse ! 🤣

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Haha, no I guess there isn’t 🤣

[@daginn896]

Native nordic is correct, but not Sami. It's Germanic.. They mix elements from the Nordic Bronze age which spawned the Germanic culture, with elements from the Nordic Viking age, and everything in between. They are not ment to be taken as historical correct, but rather amplifies history and mix the many Nordic time epocs.

[@ThalesMusicCorner]

Thanks ❤️ and it sounds absolutely awesome ❤️