DPM Reacts To DirtyLoops Living For the City cover.

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Disco Polarization Media

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@ingmarkronfeldt6174 Ай бұрын

More like this, please! Hearing a good analysis of a Dirty Loops song is always a blessing.

@MarcoHelles Ай бұрын

Fantastic reaction. Kind, respectful, deep. Thank you so much!

@discopolarizationmedia Ай бұрын

@@MarcoHelles only one way to talk about dirty loops

@fiddlestix3025 Ай бұрын

@@discopolarizationmedia and Marco, ☺️ agree with both of you.

@fiddlestix3025 Ай бұрын

Super super interesting breakdown of that song!! Henrik’s almost acoustic-style sound in here is just so beautiful… and the way in which he swings :) The jazz, the pocket and that deep groove!! 😱😱😱😱 Simon Petrén, their sound engineer -check him out when you get a chance. There isn’t much about him on the tube, apart from two videos or so, in which he discusses his way of mixing, mastering and creating, in conversation with others. But I found them fascinating, and very telling about the way in which Dirty Loops sound and work. This cover here has fast become a total favourite of mine. Can’t remember now if you have reacted to their tune “When the Time is Right”. Back then people said that that song was showcasing Jonah, the song before that was ‘Henrik’s’ (“Run Away”), and they were waiting for Aron to be featured in an upcoming one. Well this here sure features Aron. It’s unbelievable, his playing. But then, I always think with every DLoops song that all three of them are contributing equally to making every song a masterpiece… Anyways, very much enjoyed your insights from a producer’s and drummer’s point of view. Thanks a ton 🙏 And I agree, Stevie at least should take a listen to this cover ✌️☺️🤘👍

@discopolarizationmedia Ай бұрын

@@fiddlestix3025 omg ! I watched a short clip on Simon and I was very impressed with him. Also I absolutely love the jazz sections of the w but man Ahren just blew me away on this track!

@fiddlestix3025 Ай бұрын

@ loved your insights on Aron’s drumming -to me as an instrumentalist but a non-drummer they’re gold. What gets me is his use of polyrhythms and syncopations -completely does my head in 😱 as well as the setup of his set here in this video. How many cymbals, snares and toms do you want?? Is that a jazz thing? and yeah, it’s interesting to get an insight into Simon Petrén’s mind. He’s been called the 4th member of Dirty Loops, even by DL themselves ☺️

@discopolarizationmedia Ай бұрын

@ my tour kit had 14 cymbals on it for so many different things. Also I’ve noticed he loves to throw in polyrhythms right before he is about to switch tempos as well. Or to cover up a weird chord progression that may be weird to transition

@fiddlestix3025 Ай бұрын

@ wow and wow! Thanks for that 🙏

@tokskallez Ай бұрын

Beautiful Love Dirty Loops - keep up the good stuff DPM

@discopolarizationmedia Ай бұрын

Much appreciated!❤🎉

@corinemientjes8972 Ай бұрын

What a great reaction! I love how you pay attention to Aron. He is a great drummer, producer of the videoclips and writes a lot of the bassparts! I sometimes feel he's really underestimated. I love your comparison with food 😂. As a non-musician I really appreciate your breakdown of the song ❤

@discopolarizationmedia Ай бұрын

@@corinemientjes8972 thank you and I love using food cause it something we all Love and can understand !

@mike4769 Ай бұрын

Great review. You always break it down so good for us non musicians. Yes Stevie wonder did finally meet jonah when they were both at NAAM. Supposedly stevie snuck up in Jonah and gave him a hug.

@mattias5157 15 күн бұрын

For anyone who didn´t know: Aron is not only a drummer, but also a great musician in general and even a composer. From what I´ve heard he writes the bass lines for Henrik. But listen to this: together with a friend, Arvid Svenungsson, he writes classical music in a style reminding about Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and other from that time. Check out Mega March by Arvid & Aron. Get ready to get blown away.