Flute Teacher Reacts to SICK GROOVES 🎸 | Dirty Loops & Corey Wong, Thriller

The FAT FUNKY BEATS of Dirty Loops & Corey Wong! This was absolutely incredible and just a joy to listen to.
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[@lauriescott3178]

As a music major and horn player from many years ago, I LOVED your analysis! So 1) that's a double-bell euphonium (yep, it's a thing) and 2) what will blow your mind is that Dirty Loops was filmed and recorded in Sweden and Cory Wong and the horns were in Minnesota. Welcome as others will say "to the rabbit hole" that you just have to go down. You will love them!

[@fiddlestix3025]

Sorry Laurie, for doubling up on your info, should’ve read the comments first… :) 👍

[@AdamDray]

The sunglasses are his cue that he's about to go Stevie on you.

[@AdamDray]

And drop a ten-second note on you.

[@mattias5157]

Extra info in case you didn't know: 1. Quincy Jones is their manager. So wearing the Michael Jackson-jacket is kind of... approved. 2. At least two of the guys have a master degree in composition so the make their own arrangements. 3. The winters in Sweden are long. And lonely. Plenty time for practizing...

[@danielstromberg7260]

Thanks for a great reaction and welcome to Dirty Loop’s world, a rabbit hole to explore. Hope you react to more DL, try Rock you/Hit me/work shit out😊

[@tparmenter]

Dirty Loops are musical titans, just top tier. The syncopated swing in this is just insanely good. I’m a sucker for horns so when the Double Bell Euphonium came in it was everything. Hope you keep going with them. Check out Follow the Light.

[@jontus9925]

Please react to Jonah Nilsson's (singer of Dirty Loops) version of "Bad"(MJ), you will love it!

[@johnpegg6771]

Just to say, Corey Wong (guitar) and his horn section, The Wong Notes, Did not record their parts with Dirty loops. They were done separately. Hows that!

[@NittPicc]

THE WONG NOTES?!? That’s just too perfect! Also, that’s been mentioned a couple times now and I’m still blown away by it!

[@shabbo84]

@@NittPicc He also oftentimes collabs with Vulfpeck and The Fearless Flyers, some of the best funk of this side of century.

[@robertsharpley5196]

Recorded and videoed on separate sets during the height of the pandemic! So, imagine all the reactions between groups that are recorded. The bass player is world renowned check him! One of those trumpet players plays with Louis Cato on Colbert's show! Dirty Loops is the hottest band out there!

[@MrSlimfinger]

Every single song from Dirty Loops blows me away in one way or another. A supergroup, one of the greatest!

[@jensamensas]

Love your reaction👍 You know what you’re talking about. Please check out “Turbo”. It has some sick horns in it

[@Sambuccashake]

Thank you! Finally a musically schooled person reacts to that drum excerpt @12:00. A flautist no less. ;) (This one time at band camp...) Delve deeper into the Dirty Loops treasure chest of sonic debauchery, I assure you there is much to be had there! ("Work shit out" is one of my favorites) Go forth, explore!

[@jensamensas]

I revisited your reaction of thriller and realized that it has been a minute since released dirty loops content🤔. You can’t stop the journey without hearing the saxophone solo on Turbo! I NEED you to react to that so… get on it! Please…

[@NittPicc]

You’re right! I’ll push it up on the list!

[@johndias6614]

Now go down the rabbit hole...follow the light should be next. The double bell euphonium combines the sound of the euphonium which is what we hear. The smaller bell is comparable to a valve trombone activated by an extra valve. They play either one or the other.

[@stephaniebrooks2398]

I love Dirty Loops! Nothing they do is average. Welcome to the family and absolutely loved your analysis! Consider me subscribed! Musicians give a comprehensive and easy to understand description. Try their genre-defying "Next to You, or "Rock You".....oh, there's just too many to mention! Enjoy

[@badm0t0rf1nger]

I search for reactions to this masterpiece on the regular.... I'm here for the double-bell euphonium!! LOL Dirty Loops are what you get when all 3 of the genius-level students at your national music school that year become friends & create!! Cory doesn't have much to do in this particular piece (rest assured he's great too tho), but his horn section is truly *top-tier* This whole collab album is tremendous. :)

[@tonybrown7408]

Its a double belled Euphonium....... Fun fact the Trombone/Euphonium player arranged Brass for Prince !

[@AmirFazadh]

Dirty Loops is known for their mind-blowing arrangements and reharmonization of pop songs, they're phenomenal. Musician's musicians, yet strangely accessible to regular people who love music. Love the pure joy and surprise on your face, and being a musician, you catch some of the little things that other reactors sometimes miss! The other best reactors that I enjoy on this band are Charismatic Singer, and Stratele Studios. Both play/perform, so they also have a deeper appreciation for what DL manages to wring out of a song...

[@j1974f]

Great reaction! If you haven't heard it already you should check out Post Modern Jukebox featuring Morgan James doing a cover of Aerosmith's Dream On!

[@allanasp771]

Must be thrilling (pun intended😊) for Quncy Jones to be part of this some 40 odd years after the release of the original. Great reaction BTW.

[@AG-tk1qs]

All of these are maestro performers each on various instruments and are musicians of the highest order. On anything they play, others would say its too technical, they say " hold my beer". Welcome to the Dirty loops rabbit hole. Once inside you never want to leave.

[@Rnd227]

You seem to have just had a kind of «world-of-music» change. I had one too, in 1984. There was a «song» (there are vocals, but no words) that literally teared one of my music doors ajar. The tune is called «First Circle», and the band is named Pat Metheny Group. There are not many videos of that tune, and no version is as deep-touching as the album version. That tunes never leaves me, and rises my soul when needed.

[@NittPicc]

I love First Circle! It's such a good chart. I have had the opportunity to hear it a few times in college from each respective school's jazz band. I don't I have actually heard the album version itself though.

[@Rnd227]

@@NittPicc : it is the best version, specially because of the *fantastic* piano solo of late Lyle Mays. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqCQcoivnq91sJI

[@fiddlestix3025]

Pat Metheny Group and Lyle Mars -had a great influence on Dirty Loops, I think….

[@Rnd227]

@@fiddlestix3025 @NittPicc kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4qZd5qalppohLM : the hidden parents of Aron and Hendrik

[@fiddlestix3025]

@@Rnd227 wow, what a fire track! 🔥 Thanks for this 👍😉🙏

[@fiddlestix3025]

Hey NitPick ;) this was one fun reaction! Nice to see your mind blown by these bad dudes ☺️ Dirty Loops have been around for about 13 years, when they exploded the internet with their crazy covers of Lady Gaga, Brittney Spears, Justin Bieber etc. -songs. They are the three guys on the right, Jonah Nilsson on vocals/keys, Aron Mellergård on drums and Henrik Linder on bass. Three friends from Sweden who met early on in school and later went to study a range of courses at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm. Now known for their unique style of genre bending fusion, from classical to jazz, rock, pop, R&B, soul…you name it. All come from musical backgrounds. Take a deep dive into their Wikipedia page :) Most of all tho listen to their catalog, it’s mindbending stuff. I’m glad you enjoyed that wicked rendition of Thriller, and yeah, they seriously mess with the rhythmic feel (this one is mainly in 12/8 with a swung feel) as well as messing with the harmonic structure at times. Yeah, you pointed out the minor seconds, and I think too that there are a lot of chromatic progressions there… also substituting major for minor chords sometimes… They screw your head off and then back on again, all the time 🤣 Aron, their drummer, does a lot of their writing and arranging, even down to writing Henrik’s basslines sometimes. Cory Wong is an independent funk/rhythm guitarist from the US, one of the best, and has played with the best. His horns here are partially members of the famous Hornheads who toured and recorded with Prince, amongst many other greats. The guy on sax/flute, Kenni Holmen has a sick sax solo in their title track ‘Turbo’, as well as fantastic FLUTE solo in ‘Ring of Saturn’! You might want to check out those two tracks, as well as ‘Follow the Light’, all from the same album and collab. The horn arrangements are, mostly at least, written by Michael Nelson, here also on sax and the Double Belled Euphonium :) (famous back in the day for its ability to smuggle large quantities of grog onto stage, inside its bells, I heard ☺️) Grace Kelly with the blue hair is another stellar musician with her own YT site and projects. And those fast, tongued notes: is there such a thing as triple tonguing?? I’m clearly not a wind/brass player 😂 During the COVID years Cory contacted the Loops and suggested a collaboration. The result is this album, Turbo. Some of the tracks on it are more Dirty Loops-led and written, some more by him. This one here is a Loops idea, I believe. Because they couldn’t travel and meet in lesson, the whole writing and arranging of this album, was done over the phone and internet, on two separate continents. The Loops did their stuff in Sweden, Cory in the US. Yes, even the filming 😱 Both bands made sure they had agreed on the same carpet, lighting, camera angles, etc. Afterwards Aron, the drummer, edited all the footage together (he edits all of Dirty Loops’ videos.) Dirty Loops are on Quincy Jones management board, but they (and Cory in this case) produce all their music and videos themselves. Others have much better info, I’m sure, but this much so far. Hoping that you’ll go down the Dirty Loops (and Cory Wong) path, and that we’ll get to listen to more Dirty Loops with you. It was a super interesting analysis, I thought 👍 Next up could be “Turbo”, “Follow the Light” and “Ring of Saturn”, for that crazy flute solo 🔥💛🔥 Thanks 🙏

[@NittPicc]

My jaw DROPPED when I read about the filming. That is insanely cool. OMG! And thanks for the suggestions. I'm takin' notes!

[@fiddlestix3025]

@@NittPicc thanks for the reply, looking forward so much to more DL on your channel, and yeah they’re such trolls 😂 no wonder they’re smiling all the time 😉

[@miff227]

@@NittPicc another vote for Ring of Saturn, really want to watch you watch that for the first time, but yes you can't really go wrong with any DL or Cory, brimming with musical food!

[@chrisegbertky]

Thank you so very much for the information. This is the first time i've heard dirty loops but I assure you it will not be the last.

[@fiddlestix3025]

@@chrisegbertky glad to hear ☺️ Enjoy the ride 👍

[@IDigitalCrash]

You have to watch their "Ring of Saturn" with a more flute parts))) Also, you can do react on every songs from them and never will be disappointed. Good luck!

[@cdanielpetersson]

Agree, there are Dirty flute parts in Rings of Saturn well worth listening to.

[@stefanandersson2402]

There is three more songs (on YT with videos) you can enjoy with DL and Cory Wong and the Wongnotes. "Follow the Light", "Turbo" and "Rings of Saturn". And then there´s some without videos. "Zap", Hästråtta" (Horse rat ??? yes I know) and"Hardtop". Finally there is always "Next to you", no horns just DL. That gospel with only Jonah in the choir and with the only Disney-ending in modern music i know of, will blow you away.

[@brianmi40]

Michael is a first call horn arranger there for Cory. Top shelf. He's written horn section parts on most all of Cory's work, and for tons of other artists. Doesn't get any better, and of course each player is a monster in their own right.

[@fiddlestix3025]

👍

[@hustonproductions4611]

The horns and Cory were recorded separately, Dirty Loops were then spliced together. Pretty cool!!!

[@robote7679]

Fantastic reaction on this. Great very informative. I'll just say from the Dirty Loops side of things...yes please react to more. They are an insanely talented group that just does things different. IMHO the tightest rhythm section in contemporary music. For reactors they are a click and play with confidence because there are no bad Loops songs. Got my sub, thanks.

[@botto57]

great reaction love DL.

[@dbcanada]

Awesome reaction! I'm a keyboard player and former clarinetist, so I understand and appreciate all your 'nerdy' comments about rhythm, technique, harmony, and breath support. In a sea of music reactors who can say little more than "wow", it's refreshing to hear your intelligent and enthusiastic comments. I subscribed right away, and I look forward to more of your reactions. Thank you!

[@navdon12]

12/8 vs 4/4. Loads of opportunities for complex polyrhythms!

[@NittPicc]

I'm so mad that I was laying in bed after recording this and screamed...IT'S 12/8! The shame I felt. But yes! The complexity it allows is just perfect.

[@TexMexJack]

Great reaction!

[@RobertClaeson]

A double-bell euphonium and I've just decided I need one. This cover is better than the original. The wind section is the Hornheads. They were Prince's brass section, among others.

[@LewdTrout]

If you want more from this horn section, I'd recommend "Turbo" from the same project, or pretty much anything by cory wong to be honest (Cory Wong // "Olympia" for some awesome flute action plus groovy horns). His band is absolutely insane and very horn-forward :)

[@thage7729]

Ok… it’s 12/8. …and not just a wind section… that’s the “Horn Heads” who played with Prince. The feature of the double belled euphonium is a 4th valve which redirects the sound through the 2nd ‘brighter’ sounding bell. This is possibly the 1st time a double belled euphonium was used on a pop recording EVER. If you like Dirty Loops, please consider listening to another Quincy Jones discovery: Jacob Collier… I’d recommend his cover of “Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing”… Or… if you want to check a group with more of an instrumental focus… Snarky Puppy… like “What About Me”

[@Blaqjuh]

hi i just want to remind you they just released their newest ‘ Run Away ‘ a couple of days ago .. it will blow your mind 😉

[@johndias6614]

I've watched at least 25 reaction videos to this song and the two best are yours and the Charismatic vioce as you both are performing musicians that understand the intricacies of what's going on. Love how you pause and review the bits and pieces... but especially enjoy watching your reaction to it all. Thank you so much.

[@AudioVile]

I completely agree!!

[@AmirFazadh]

Add in Stratele Studios...Jeff is a player too, and got to meet them and hang out with them...

[@timcrepeau6033]

Double bell euphonium. Small bell is referred to as the alto bell. Used mostly in the upper register. Can be changed with the extra valve.

[@robertkaye5434]

Congratulations! You've now been "loopified"! Lots more to discover ... have fun! DL has a lot more out-of-the-box covers; in fact, that's how they got started as a trio. Also check out the album, "Songs of Freedom," by Nguyen Le. It's an adventure!

[@philipshort7491]

It's got to be the studio video fans favourite Work shit out, welcome to the world of dirty loops.

[@lar208]

Cool reaction! Listen to Dirty Loops "Next To You" and "Work Shit Out" Regards: Lasse from Sweden

[@hustonproductions4611]

Make sure you read the credits

[@DanSpomer]

Welcome to Dirty Loops. Great analysis- these guys will blow you away. You MUST react to “Rings of Saturn” off the same album. As a flautist, you will be floored. Also, as a music nerd, I’m officially in love with you. 😉

[@DanSpomer]

You’re trapped in the Dirty Loops rabbit hole now, my dear. And there is no way out!

[@farmkidspm]

I second that suggestion.

[@cdanielpetersson]

12/8 is a cool time signature on this song versus the original 4/4. It swings much more here.

[@garygraham2513]

Double bell euphonium.... Nice to see someone appreciate the music for what it is. For the record, arraignment done by Aaron (drums) and Cory (guitar). You can't stop here... "Follow The Light ", "World On Fire ", "Work Shit Out ", virtually anything DL has done will continue to blow you away. They are So Talented!!!

[@hectorrios4107]

You need to hear EVERYTHING FROM THEM Everything is really GOOD!!!!!

[@Aurora-cv5to]

I get so excited when I see someone new reacting to Dirty Loops. They're absolutely one of my favorite bands ever - and I'm in my 70's, I've heard a few. They are from Stockholm, Corey is from the US: this was filmed on 2 continents in the middle of covid, then edited together. You clearly are drawn to drums and bass - listen to DL's Work Shit Out for an astonishing drum solo. Listen to another collab with Cory, Follow the Light, for an amazing bass solo. DL wrote those two... Liked/subscribed, hoping to hear more reactions to them.

[@toxic515]

You're the first reactor I've heard react to that ride cymbal at the end of the horn section. (that I just thought was brilliant) Both bands are well worth a deep dive, and you'll like Snarky Puppy, Mark Lettieri, and Jacob Collier, too, if you like this kind of technical brilliance!

[@laluba3603]

🤣😂😂 Loved your joy. Keep on, 🤗.

[@TBBKeys]

A very good analysis. you have some skill, I can tell. kudos 🙏

[@Hear2helpu754]

For a great flute solo, check out their song "Rings of Saturn". These guys are so awesome and this was filmed with Dirty Loops in Sweden and Cory and the Horns filmed in Minnesota.

[@brianmi40]

Michael Nelson is a first call horn arranger who's worked with TONS of famous artists... He and Cory, who's a great writer / arranger make a powerful team. Of course, it takes someone with the guts and skill of a Dirty Loops / Cory Wong pairing to reimagine Thriller as a SHUFFLE and pull it off fabulously!

[@Sultan88888]

The BASS was created JUST so Henrik would play it!!! He is top notch as is Aron an amazing drummer and Jonah, well he is also awesome.

[@fiddlestix3025]

I run out of superlatives regularly in trying to describe the awesomeness of these three guys… but that’s a good one for Henrik! 😉👍

[@petertoal371]

Welcome to the rabbit hole for Dirty Loops. There's so much that appeals to so many genres of music, Jazz, Funk rock, these guys can do it all. Classically trained with a flair for the impossible. Cory Wong is also a genius in his own right so the collaboration was a stroke of genius. Great decision by whoever made it. Thanks for your reaction "flute teacher" 🎷 (sorry, couldn't find a flute imoji)

[@petertrotman7708]

I've watched a few reactions/analysis to this song, but very few pick up on the details that seem to go over peoples heads. So for this I will like and subscribe. Excellent stuff

[@tokskallez]

One of the Best reactions i´ve seen on Dirty Loops!! Feel free to do more

[@robertkaye5434]

I concur. Great emotional and intelligent reaction. Love to see how they make you smile. Keep going! Lots more to discover.

[@johncourtright1632]

Great reaction, NittPicc! I swear the Double Bell Euphonium is something straight out of Dr. Seuss! If you want to hear another cover that will blow your mind, played by master musicians, check out Leonid & Friends' version of Steely Dan's "My Old School". Masterful! Subscribed.

[@T1hitsTheHighestNote]

DL is all about musical manipulation. They started out doing fusion covers of pop songs.

[@vitobellini4592]

Well, first of all you should learn the meaning of "manipulation"... just to begin with. Go on then asking some nice person to explain to you what arranging, re-arranging, instr. adaption, interpretation, etc, etc, mean - all those funny things also known as CREATIVITY... And, btw, "HittingThe HighestNote" definitely doesn't belong to them.

[@yozeymusic2463]

The unfolding with the hands on min 10. I am dying. LMAO. I love Dirty Loops I am going to see them in LA this year but I got to say I equally love this reaction video. No only the technical side of it but you are seriously hilarious. I feel like I am living the song and my reactions thru yours.

[@davidbasden5700]

Nice one! Subscribed. 🎵🎵🎵 (IDK if anyone’s mentioned it, but Dirty Loops’ end titles usually have funny references, in-jokes, etc.)

[@joakimuvegard3911]

Great reaction from a musician❤️

[@petervermaak6447]

Dirty loops. Next to you is a must

[@geocubano]

Its nice to see your mind being blown minute by minute ( bad Doobie Brothers Reference) during this song . What you should listen and react to next is Cory & Dirty Loops Original Song "FOLLOW THE LIGHT" or "TURBO" (which has a Tower of Power Vibe and feel to it)

[@piastylback9410]

And the are coming to the beautiful country USA this spring! Don’t miss out, they are crazy god live 😊

[@tdawk7]

Just found your Channel! Love your reaction and musical knowledge!❤

[@NittPicc]

Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@svetespo]

Oh that was amazhng! You have bright future in reaction/music analysis world!

[@NittPicc]

Thank you!

[@Lynsey77]

Rock you should be your next Dirty Loops reaction. It’s next level! 🤯

[@uncommon_scents]

Dirty Loops just released a new song... Incredible, as you'd expect.

[@zatazata3608]

Its the best Sweden has..you hawe to listen to more of them

[@BackLooking]

Nice reaction. Definitely check out Ring of Saturn and Turbo.

[@thepoint1979]

Awwwww! - You are SO sweet. That laughter drags you in! Amazing reaction. Thank you! 😊🙏

[@indianrockstrat]

Enjoyed the reaction. I don't think I've ever heard 6/8 time that fast.. it's nice to hear a reaction by somebody who really knows music

[@AudioVile]

I've known of them almost exactly as long as you have. I'm totally blown away. Every single aspect of their performance is seemingly perfect. I'm sure there is some post, but I'm willing to bet that live in person is very close, sound-wise. Maybe the mix, and the reverb, etc... but I doubt they need much (if any) pitch or timing correction. And YOU!! You broke it down like a complete pro!! Subscribed in ONE fell swoop!

[@chrisegbertky]

Hokey Smokes! So good! 😮 Vocsls remind me of Stevie Wonder. Specifically Higher Ground.

[@mattias5157]

I'm back listening to this reaction. Its SO satisfying to see your joy, being a wind woman, knowing that the best is still to come. I mean the wind part close to the end.

[@kennethminer7812]

I LOVE your reaction to these guys!! You Must React To More Dirty Loops , you won't regret it especially their Earlier cover songs.... mind blowing!! So I'm going to subscribe to your channel now see you soon. !!

[@hectorrios4107]

YOU know A LOT of music (it shows on your comments even of the rhythm and timing)!!!!!! You look like a children in a candy store. Beautiful reactions. All of them.

[@mattias5157]

A proud Swede living in Mexico. Please react to Hasta que te conoci with Juan Gabriel. You are gonna love it!

[@stevestone07]

A 12 x 8 beat instead of the original 4 beats to the bar!

[@hectorrios4107]

You have a new follower

[@petraljungberg]

Loved your reaction! 😃 Both your enthusiasm and knowledge! 😊 And there is much more to discover with both Dirty Loops and Cory Wong as many already suggested. Enjoy!

[@AquaShibby3000]

"Oh, you play flute!? You REALLY have to see these people tongue their woods!"

[@anthonydawson8080]

I think near the end you were talking about the hits on a cymbal, maybe it happens at the same time, but I feel there was some muted thumps on the bass to match. I can’t get a good look on the video. Sometimes it’s easy to mistake percussion for what Henrik does on the bass

[@fiddlestix3025]

Interesting points…Henrik and Aron are so in the pocket of and with each other, plus Aron writing a lot of Henrik’s bass lines, -it wouldn’t be surprising if some of those percussive notes were being played on the drums AND the bass… AND Henrik being such a percussive player, too. Good points 👍☺️

[@jonaslejon9975]

Welcome to the rabbit hole....

[@AudioVile]

I enjoyed your reaction so much the first time I heard it... I had to come back and watch again. You just have the most infectious way of getting into this AND explaining what you're hearing.... LOVE it!

[@timnewsome9710]

Great reaction. I like that you stop and rewatched the parts you loved, and pointed out interesting stuff here an there. For the next reaction, please consider Lawrence, any of their acoustic(ish) videos. My choice would be I'm Confident I'm Insecure, but you really can't go wrong.

[@setecastronomy53]

Loved your reaction! Subscribed!

[@kebabsoup7617]

Super interesting commentary! Thanks for the video!

[@Alx161074]

Loved the reaction and analysis, Dirty loops is incredible, every single song from them is a hole experience, hope you keep reacting to all their songs, this one was a cover, you should hear their original stuff.

[@wbutrico7627]

If you like to have your mind blown, listen to Dirty loops playing Baby, by Justin Bieber. The only thing that is still the same are the lyrics and 80% of the melody.. It has some of the sickest Chord substitutions you could imagine. Dirty loops are top notch musicians.

[@NittPicc]

As someone who loves that Bieber song as a guilty pleasure, I HAVE to check this out. Added to my list!

[@Bragituba]

That’s a double belled euphonium! Likely the 5th valve reroutes the sound to the front facing bell.

[@bachop1]

9:13 Flute! haha

[@superjmac69]

Awesome NittPicc - Ring of Saturn next please!

OMG! Te adoro NittPicc. What a refreshing natural reaction. Bravísimo

[@jigdepig1]

Rings Of Saturn…… flute solo

[@TheLionsView]

great job!! you where so much fun to see your reaction.

[@DukeStreetBill]

Listen to Dirty Loops's "Work Shit Out,"

[@morkmon]

Cory Wong's hornsection is insane, honestly everyone is his band seems to be among the best players in the world. Here is a cool Cory Wong track with a flute solo for you to react to: Cory Wong - Olympia kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGXNgKVngMiNnJI

[@NittPicc]

Yes! Thank you for this! Adding it to my list.

[@mikedown1250]

I really like that ...for once , someone appreciated their musicianship. Thanks

[@briandhinton]

Yes yes yes! Give us a NEXT TO YOU reaction so we can see you lesve your body!

[@edsonseabra5393]

Listen Dirty Loops “turbo”

[@robertkaye5434]

For a flutist, your perception of time and the band's intricacies is very impressive. Check out one of their earlier songs, "The Way She Walks." It'll change your life.