Lindsey Stirling ft. Amy Lee | They Sound So Good Together! | Love Goes On and On Reaction

[@AceofBadeReacts]

Who is your favorite artist or artists Lindsey Stirling has performed with?

[@casandralorensen4910]

They do two other songs together. Evanescence - Hi-Lo and Wasted on You string sessions

[@leytonandrei]

Now may take a look to "Evanescence - Hi Lo ft. Lindsey Stirling" 🎨

[@ruddyoficial]

They have another song called: Hi-Lo. Check it out.

[@AceofBadeReacts]

I'll add it to the list

[@chb2551]

All of Lindsey's videos have different settings that she's organized. She's very big on cosplay, creating her own outfits, and she incorporates that into all her music videos. She also names all of her violins. The bow looking one is called David Bowie. lol With this song, I believe that Lindsey had written the music and sent it to Amy for suggestions on lyrics for it. Amy had sent back a full set of lyrics for the entire song and offered to sing it. lol Lindsey's primary musical take is the dubstep style. Also I believe that she's only actually sung on a couple of songs. For the majority of her music, they're fully instrumental. Her claim to fame is being able to dance while playing the violin. Her parents couldn't afford both violin and dance lessons so she chose the violin. Once she got old enough, and could afford it, she took ballet lessons. You see some of that in her Shatter Me video. Lindsey had always wanted to collaborate on a song with Amy from the start of her career, as she's always been a big fan of her. Shatter Me was actually supposed to be for Amy to sing but they couldn't get their schedules to match up, so Lindsey went with Lzzy. Amy and Lindsey aren't both in this video because they couldn't get their schedules to match up this time either, so both had to do separate videos and merge them in the final cut. One of Lindsey's earliest, and most famous, songs is called Crystallize. There's 2 videos that she made for it. The earliest one was made in an ice castle that was a tourist spot. The next one was done with her hanging by only her hair. She'd trained with a professional to do it and said it hurt a lot, but that it was worth it. She was on one of America's Got Talent's earliest seasons, but she was told at one point that she wasn't good enough to dance and play at the same time. Now she's a multimillionaire, made it into the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2015, has multiple hit records, has helped to create her own line of violins, and has even been called back to appear on the show as a guest musician multiple times. They even called to ask her to appear on their Champions series, even though she wasn't a champion, but there was no way she was going to do that again. One of her latest songs, called Eye of the Untold Her, refers back to that difficult time. You can see it here, if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIjal6ywjZeCm68 One of her lesser known, but really good, songs is called I Know What You're Made Of with the singer Kiesza. It's a great song, but never reacted to, sadly. I hope you have fun going down the Lindsey Stirling rabbit hole, whether you react to the videos or just listen to them on your own.

[@AceofBadeReacts]

Wow thank you for the information. Even though Amy wasn't part of it, Shatter Me was really good and very well done. I did hear she was on one of the talent shows and didn't make it. It's great to see she proved them wrong

[@amisedai942]

In the woods She is Artemis. Goddess of the Moon and the Hunt and protector of women and small children. ❤ In the red, she is Luna her daughter, who she was separated from for reasons. This is Artemis finding her daughter in her dreams. Lindsey did her own Artemis comic book series that accompanies her Artemis Album. and the videos reflect the comic book. ❤ You might want to check it out.

[@AceofBadeReacts]

oh ok. That's really cool

[@rhast57]

I think the song is about being in harmony with yourself. Two girls, both with two versions. Amy's two forms were together in harmony. Lindsey had to accept hers first, and then she found happiness in being who she is. I hope that makes sense.

[@AceofBadeReacts]

I think that's a great way to look at the song

[@leytonandrei]

Now may take a look to "Evanescence - Hi Lo ft. Lindsey Stirling" 🎨