I CANT GET ENOUGH JINJER! | WHO IS GONNA BE THE ONE REACTION | PART 6

I just can stop listening to Jinjer. So here we are checking out a new Jinjer song. We're listening to Who's gonna be the one for the first time
What do you think of the song? Let me know in comments.
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JINJER - Who Is Gonna Be The One (Live) | Napalm Records
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[@Robertsmith-dy3sh]

Jinjer is always progressing, every album is different than the one before it, but they all sound like Jinjer!

[@nickmoutos8308]

Jinjer doing Jinjer Things!

[@hemlock399]

This song is from their 2014 album, Cloud Factory, and the performance is from 2018, not too long after the "Pisces" live session in 2017. Current drummer Vlad is playing here; he joined in late (?) 2016, just after the King of Everything album was released. Tatiana's appearance has gone through a lot of phases, so it's pretty useful for dating purposes. Here, her hair is shortish, but much longer than in the "I Speak Astronomy" OMV (before which she cut off her dreads), and a bit longer than in the "Pisces" live session video, but she's got no sleeve on her left arm and her right hand and neck aren't tattooed. I don't know the exact dates of all her tattoos, but I know that she had her left arm sleeved before they recorded Micro (late 2018), but didn't have her right hand or neck tattooed until after it was recorded (there's a promo video for Micro showing them (including Tatiana) recording Micro). By the time Macro was released, she had had her right hand and neck tattoos done. Micro was released in January 2019, Macro in October 2019. This song might be more progressive than you realise on 1st listen, even aside from the reggae-jazz-blues fusion of the outro. During the 2nd set of verses (after the 1st chorus), the riff is markedly different than during the 1st set; one iteration of the 1st chorus is done in double time, & that's the only time that happens; the section with clean vocals features some surfer-style guitar work and wild bass runs; the breakdown has an entirely different riff and bizarre timing. Genre-wise, I've heard Tatiana introduce this song as "hardcore" several times, but I don't see that at all. To me, the overall feel is groove metal, but with progressive elements, so Eugene's term "progressive groove metal" fits this song to a tee, IMO.

[@penseesdeseb4919]

Hello. With this song they show us how they make a song. If you take the last part (singing), and you make the sound heavy with growl, you get the part before. And if you speed up, the part before again. It's like reverse ingeneering :) . And it's hard to believe but Tatiana go deeper now in the slow part than during this performance :) . The band is special since the beginning but when Vlad joined, tey realy find their unique sound. They've said there will be lot heavier songs in the next album, but still melodic. I can't wait. If you want to see from where they came, you can go to "destroy, live beastiarium". With their first drummer and a additionnal guitarist. The original vocalist of Jinjer (a guy), was not able to do that song live because there's a lot of instant switches. Is baby Tati able to do it? There's no other bands exactly like Jinjer. But there's some with similarity, and very good front women able to do (near) what Tati do (they are not so good in the two side than Tati, but very good anyway :) ). You can check "Infected rain", or "Ankor". Sry if my English is not perfect, not native tong.

[@RustySabita]

Thanks for the information. English was pretty goood! 😊 I'll add them to the list.

[@TomClark-Futoura]

The “Superfecta” of Progressive Hard Rock, Hard Rock Trio, Progressive Groove Metal, and Power Metal: Band-Maid, The Warning, Jinjer, and Lovebites -- all pushing their core genres into the next realm! 🤘 🤘 🤘🤘 Thx Rusty!

[@RustySabita]

Can definitely say that about Jinjer so far. Just starting the Band Maid journey and that was fun, but we'll see where the journey takes us. Definitely got to check out The Warning as well.

[@penseesdeseb4919]

Yes. 4 top bands.

[@saltydroog854]

Just another suggestion, thought I would leave it on a Jinjer video...The official music video for their song, "Home Back". It's so good

[@ericpeterson7512]

"Just Another" suggestion? 😉 Agreed, Home Back is my favorite Jinjer song. Today.

[@kindalikechicken2299]

Saw them live in a small club right before the pandemic. They were great.

[@RustySabita]

I bet. Their gigs look great!

[@coder4liberty]

This song is from their first full album released before they were signed to a proper record company. The Cloud Factory album was so good that Napalm Records re-released it. This is the song as performed by the current lineup. When Cloud Factory was released they had two guitar players. She's always been dynamic on stage. She bounces around stages that have more square feet than the first floor of my house the entire set. Having said that she's 37 now not 27 so I'm sure things have changed some. Their style has changed but probably more from having a single guitar vs two than anything else. That and nobody wants to hear the same thing over or write the same thing over and over.

[@RustySabita]

Ah, fair. I can't wait to check out the main songs so I can binge their albums. I totally get that about age. I hurt everywhere 😭 But yeah, it makes sense, and I agree. Can't keep playing the same old thing. Got to keep it fresh!

[@glebivanov6323]

Somebody wants to write the same successful thing over and over. There're lots of artists who have that approach. But definitely not Jinjer. In opposite they literally say that they are boring to make the same music that's why they are keep changing it.

[@RustySabita]

@@glebivanov6323 I think its good. When someone or some people are successful at a specific thing, then they perhaps get scared to branch out and try new things in fear of alienation fans. That's all forms of entertainment, so I can see that. But if the world stayed like that, then we probably still be listening to music that still sounds like The Beatles.

[@coder4liberty]

@@RustySabita In metal at the moment things are worse in that it's all about genre labels and there are 30+ of them. All boxes to put artists in and if they stray out of the box gate keepers (which there seems to be an endless supply of) throw a fit. I've seen Jinjer pegged as metalcore which then prompts somebody to say "hey that's not metalcore" or even "that's not even metal". I'm over here thinking "who gives a damn?". I listen to a band, if I like them I put them on a playlist and listen. If I don't, I don't. I remember when it was just "metal" and bands that tried to be as unique as they could. I'm glad Jinjer doesn't try to say what box they are in and doesn't adhere to one.

[@coder4liberty]

@@RustySabita I saw some fan speculation about her signature hair windmills that she does. Seems the last time they were out she didn't do any. Maybe all those years of doing it is taking a toll on her neck.

[@chriso6719]

Congrats on 500, wait, over 650 now. An older song, from their first album, 2014's Cloud Factory. Recorded back when they were a 5 piece, they reworked it for a 4 piece after the last original member , rhythm guitarist Dmitriy Oksen, left in 2015 to pursue acting. He has acted in Jinjer music videos since, including "Disclosure" from the last album ,Wallflowers Not sure the exact date of the show, but current drummer , Vlad, is on stage here. He joined in 2016, and this video was posted in Aug 2017. Love that last switch up to the Reggae feel.

[@RustySabita]

It was like 520 by time I did the video, then I did the Band Maid video, and it went crazy. 🤣 I ain't mad, though . Is the song with 5 people at all any more different at all?

[@chriso6719]

@@RustySabita It's a little different, but not a lot. Just rearranged here to make up for the loss of a rhythm guitar, and still sound good. And the album was recorded with the 3rd drummer, Yevhen Mantulin. Vlad is the 5th and current drummer.

[@PatKohler]

While I haven't heard another metal band do reggae, that I recall. A band that I do like that does Reggae is Un Rojo Reggae Band from Costa Rica. If you give them a look up, they have a few intimate sessions like the Pisces one and some music videos

[@robingelebal8447]

Another rock'nrollercoasterblaster song!

[@RustySabita]

Hell yeah! 🤘🙏🙌

[@killingtime8501]

Thanks for the reaction. Yeah, that ending is wtf, ooh nevermind, I like this

[@pretendginger]

Love this track! What's even more ludicrous is that she has maintained those insane vocal shifts from clean to harsh DESPITE admitting she is a smoker. 🤯

[@RustySabita]

Oh shit, really? that's doublely impressive.

[@SteveSmith-os5bs]

As a Jinjer fan, I would suggest a deep dive into the Ukrainen metal band Ignea and their song Nomads luck.

[@RustySabita]

Hey! I'll note it down in my big old list :) Thanks for watching the the recommendation 🤘🤘🙏🙏

[@travisamsler6794]

Ignea is solid!

[@ArmchairAristotle]

This is probably my favorite performance to date but they really don’t miss. Loving these reactions dude! The new song was fantastic

[@RustySabita]

I'm glad you're enjoying them. Jinjer are exceptional! Can't wait for their new album.

[@jeffwellman8347]

From the same concert (Atlas Weekend - Kiev) "Words of Wisdom" (Live Napalm Records) is another great performance that doesn't get enough love. Good reaction .

[@RustySabita]

Is that some of their older stuff?

[@glebivanov6323]

​@@RustySabita Words of Wisdom is from KoE album while WGBTO - from Cloud Factory album. So WoW is a newer song than WGBTO. Although WGBTO was deeply rearranged when their second guitarist left the band so... By the way initially WGBTO had an outro with another vibe, rather jazzy than reggish.

[@jeffwellman8347]

@@RustySabita yes

[@Double_J_48629]

judging by the mix of her hair length, lack of neck tattoo, and Vlad's presence, i'd guess this would've been right around 2017, still in support of their KoE album (still the earliest one you've listened to). KoE , for me, seems a transitional album, where you still have their old style groove but also some of the new style experimentation (such as in _I Speak Astronomy_ ). but the switches have _always_ been a staple. as for "bad" songs .... i'd say that's too strong a word, but they have a few fail to grab my attention (usually by staying _too_ long in just one "voice" ; or sometimes the band can meander _just a little_ too long without a proper groove ... none of it "bad" though). i'd say anything from the _Inhale, Do Not Breathe_ LP could be called "unpolished", and the closest to "not quite the 'Jinjer sound'" : _Exposed as a Liar_ , _Until the End_ , _Scissors_ , _Destroy_ ... all good songs, just a bit raw, and a bit stylistically dated.

[@Double_J_48629]

P.S., i made a bit of a goof ... this is indeed on Cloud Factory ... i got stuck in the date, and made the weird conflation. did not mean to misdirect.

[@jayhegener3028]

"She doesn't sound as *alluring* then as she does now." Outro hits and Tati says: "Hold my beer..."

[@RustySabita]

Lmao. She really did. I forgot I said that 😂

[@module79l28]

For future reference, today 22/05/2024 you reached 666 subs. 🤘🤘

[@RustySabita]

lmao, thanks, dude. Let's hope for 666666 in the future, maybe?

You should listen to Homeback, the bossanova bridge is crazy ;) another show of their genre switching talent... incredible

[@RustySabita]

It's been requested a few times, so it will come to the channel soon.

[@jamestalkington6306]

A couple off the beaten path that a jinjer fan would enjoy, are Twelve foot ninja, skindred, gojira, bloodywood.guano apes, Then you have other female fronted groups like arch enemy, opeth, dimmu borgir, unleash the archers, seven spires, the warning, and hanabie, those have a fair variance of subgenre of metal, but still not too far from one another on different levels. Then theres scardust, bandmaid, polyphia, clutch, mastadon, ayreon. Loads of potential love at first listen depending on your own preferences.

[@RustySabita]

Love me a bit of arch enemy. Something Im doing is listening to their new stuff with Alissa which I havent done before. I listened to the Angela era. I have a reaction to Unleash the Archers that I have already done, might drop that on Wednesday. I listedn to some Opeth but not in a active sense. The others ive not heard of, excluding the warning, i get comments for them across all video, which we shall dive into. For the other bands mentioned, do you have a best song for a 1st time reaction to them?

[@jamestalkington6306]

@@RustySabita twelve foot - mother sky, skindred - nobody, seven spires - gods of debauchery, scardust - concrete cages ft patty gurdy, bandmaid - no god, polyphia - ego death ft steve vai, also symphony x - domination or inferno, ayreon - the day the world breaks down but it features 11 singers in the prog/symphonic metal scene.

[@erickknutz5599]

Ghost. He Is, Year Zero, Pinnacle to the Pit, Rats... lotsa good songs to react to.

[@justinhowell8873]

When you finish your Jinjer journey, let’s move on to KoRn!!

[@RustySabita]

That can be arranged, good sir!

[@ВасильГоловоломка]

Retrospection OV and live in Kiev next please !!!

[@jennymercurio8367]

I can’t wait to see more of your Jinjer journey you should do I Speak Astronomy nexy

[@RustySabita]

Hi Jenny. I think that was next after this song in the amount of times requested, but I think Vortex is close, I'm not sure. I'm glad you're here to be a part of the journey. Thanks for watching as always! 🙌🙏🤘

[@brutalshow3364]

🤘🇺🇦🤘

[@RustySabita]

🤘🇺🇦🇬🇧🤘

[@Pumpkin3.14pi]

I think you should check out Bad Water. It's a different style song from them that is under-appreciated.

[@RustySabita]

I got you. Ill add it in :)

[@jeffwellman2883]

This will be good. 💛💙

[@krisheiberg6874]

There is always that Rush rabbit hole.

[@whispermason8052]

If you did a Jinjer react once a week, you'd be busy for 4-5 months, never hear the same type of song twice, never hear anything that's just average. They are seriously that talented, and have been around longer than it seems.

[@RustySabita]

They definitely are. I'm seriously thinking of picking up some merchandise just to represent.

[@saltydroog854]

Another great band to check out, not quite metal, but almost, and an all female band, is The Warning. They also come with a fan base that will watch your reactions.

[@RustySabita]

A few people have suggested them, actually. Can't remember the song, but I have one listed. If you have a specific song. Let me know

[@saltydroog854]

@@RustySabita You might want to do a double reaction. There is a recording of them (they are 3 sisters) playing Enter Sandman by Metallica when they were 13, 11, and 8 respectively I think. This is what got them early attention, just for the cute factor, and they rocked it. It was an almost note for note arrangement. And they do it now at their shows and they really made it their own. Completely unique arrangement, though sill instantly recognizable. I'll link them both. Kids...kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5PShox4brF5gLs Bad ass girl bosses... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJicp4F7bMygZqs

[@saltydroog854]

@@RustySabita They also had a great performance at the MTV VMAs a few years ago. Both songs I saw them do are originals and are instantly catchy very good songs. "More", and "Evolve"

[@RustySabita]

@@saltydroog854 That's a good concept. I'll check it out! Thank you as always!

[@Robertsmith-dy3sh]

I second this recommendation, Jinjer and The Warning are breathing life into modern music!

[@ericpeterson7512]

Yeah Jinjer has a lot of great songs to react to man! Not gonna get tired of Jinjer, no matter how many of their songs you do. I get it--you probably wanna just LISTEN to their music. What's next after Jinjer? Well, Spiritbox is pretty great. But my favorite band these days, other than Jinjer, is IKINÄ from Finland. I love everything about them, including that they have two hot badass female singer/screamers fronting the band. Check out their video for "Rituaali" from their recent self-titled album, which is is heavy, melodic, dark, progressive and killer from top to bottom. They don't have many videos out yet. You can get in on the ground floor! And speaking of ground floor, the new band Gore. has just two songs out, but they're pretty amazing. The first one is Pray, and the second is Doomsday. Check it out! The lead singer is a NASA engineer, and she screams like a demon.

[@RustySabita]

Yeah, dude. That's pretty much it. I've been loving listening to Jinjer and sharing that with you and all others who find this, but my love only wants to stick on an album and just go for it. I may do something like a music sessions on Twitch, in case people want to listen to Jinjer and other bands with me. But I'll discuss that in another Jinjer video. I was actually meaning to listen to Spritibox, then then I got distracted by other bands. IKINÄ? Are they a relatively new/small band? Gore? Such a beautiful metal band name, haha. I really do want to do a small band discovery series with small undiscovered/unsigned bands. This channel takes from established bands, which is pretty much all music reaction channel. But I would really love to give back with new ones. Thanks for the commenting and getting it. And for the recommendations! I appreciate it! 🙏🙌🤘

[@ВладимирКолесник-р5и]

Good reaction

[@RustySabita]

Thanks brother! 🤘🙏🙌

[@MRxMADHATTER]

Do "Scissors".

[@aixmhros]

want to expand the playlist with an artist that can't fail bcz he's a musical/lyrical/storytelling/acting genius? Ren - Hi Ren indipendent artist , never blocks reactors. actually he helps reactors. don't hesitate.

[@RustySabita]

That's good to know as all my videos have been claimed. 😭

[@BrandonCummings-o5z]

Tool and System of a Down have great followers to boost your subscribers.

[@RustySabita]

I listened to a fair bit of Tool and SOAD but not most, so maybe something I can do in the future! Thanks for the suggestions!

[@Baby-Rich.Milly555]

would love to see a raction to a @Halocene video

[@RustySabita]

I just googled. Look interesting. What would a good song to start off with from them?

[@Sir_Waddles_III]

I always get so upset when people talk over the finger tapping part on the bass. lol

[@RustySabita]

I didn't do thay, did I? I don't recall. 😂

[@Sir_Waddles_III]

@@RustySabita You did, but its okay. Its just my favorite part. 😂

[@saltydroog854]

This is Vlad, their current drummer. You will be hard-pressed to find footage of their old drummer. It's out there, but rare. You'd have to really start diving into deep tracks.

[@RustySabita]

Ah right fair enough. I couldn;t quite remember what Vlad looked like and not sure when this release. Thanks for the info 🙏

[@saltydroog854]

@@RustySabita The best way to tell, is the drum kit. Vlad has this very simple flat drum kit. their previous drummer played a more typical rock and roll drum kit that was taller, and tilted dramatically toward the drummer. Vlad's kit is VERY unique. I only say that, because there is early footage of Vlad with hair, and he looks like a completely different person. So trying to recognize him could be a false indicator. +

[@pretendginger]

You'll catch a different drummer if you check out the I Speak Astronomy video.

[@saltydroog854]

@@pretendginger fair point. Their emergency stand in drummer replacing the fella that fell (can't remember their names).

[@pretendginger]

@@saltydroog854 I believe his name is Dimitry. The one that fell out the window was also named Eugene. But there was someone else even before him. Vlad is their 4th drummer - and in my opinion the best one by far.

[@TheKotofoto]

It seems you've had barely journey to the mid of Jinjer with 6 reactions while they have at least few dozens of bangers through different albums/periods )))

[@RustySabita]

We'll get to many of them still.