Emmy winning singer reacts to Haim “Little of Your Love” SNL (2017)

**NOTE: I had to trim out the performance, because my original video got blocked by the copyright holders.
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[@saltyshowers9356]

It's an avalanche of great female bands from all over the world. Haim, sisters just like The Warning, is a very versatile band and they deliver live. And yes the bass player is unique. A shift in the industry is there. For example on the final day of the Aftershock festival October 2022 many bands have female singers like The Pretty Reckless and The Warning and Band Maid are also on the list that day, while on the other days Evanescence, Halestorm and Plush, amongst others, are on the list. You and many others can be proud of the work you've put in for them!

[@milesromine9960]

Nice sound good voice.

[@dr.s.]

I remember a while ago - early to mid 2010s - Haim were terribly hyped. They were like everywhere. Personally, I always found them a bit overrated at least from what I have heard so far. They are not terrible, they are a pretty solid band, certainly fun to listen to and also to watch, but they are not that brilliant. I really hoped for more. Actually, they used to be just the three of them. Live they had iirc their cousin as a drummer. I don't know how they perform these days, but according to their Wikipedia it hasn't changed. Totally agree on the way their voices blend together. Don't think it is just a genetic thing, they also grew up together, learned to speak through the same people, etc. That might also play a big role. And you see it with a lot of sisters singing together. The Lovell sisters are a great example, and Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart. Ann and Nancy did a killer version of Led Zepplins Battle of Evermore back in the 90s, originally from Led Zepplin IV and sung by Robert Plant and Sandy Denny. Just for the fun of it * 1995 at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (great performance) kzbin.info/www/bejne/poW9kJ6sZ76MiZo * 2003 in Seattle (good performance and a bit louder) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJjTcn5-fZx3iLc 🕊️