Mari HAMADA 浜田麻里 - 35th ANNIVERSARY SHOWCASE! (Eb3-Eb6-B5)

[@ももりん-v2o-m6c]

ここまで歌える人は世の中で誰もいないでしょう　　文句なし世界一🥰

[@明堀口-i2v]

35年経ってもロングトーンも健在、武道館ライブ最高でした。自分の中では世界一のロック女性ボーカリストです。「Tomorrow」、「My Tears」、「Promise in the history」などのバラードも心を打たれます。

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

彼女のバラードは非常に強力で感情的です、私はあなたに同意します！!

[@シルバーシート希望]

初めて観させて頂いたのは、中3の時に11pmと言う昔のオッさんらが視聴する番組で「999」を熱唱する姿でした。マジその時と変わらない‥。救われます。ありがとうございます。

[@teamwildbahn904]

麻里さん還暦おめでとうございます。これからもいつまでもファンの為に歌を歌い続けてください。

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

I wish she would

[@iinekanazawa]

見た目も声も美しすぎるメタルクイーン！

[@눈물한방울-d6q]

最近麻里さんの歌を聞いています。今年コンサートが開催されたら参加したいです😄

[@ビリーk-p6h]

外国の方々からもコメント多いですが、彼女の実力が分かる方は海を超えているってことですよね。

[@evaneleven17]

Treasure singer. I actually got her English album many years ago,but I have no idea she was this good live.

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Her next album is called Soar, and it's coming out on the 19th of April~

[@davegalea6689]

Mari Hamada has always been brilliant since she was doing Hard Rock /Metal music back in the early 80's but never had the chance to see her. Greetings from London UK

[@おじゃるまる-g8p]

スゲーたまたま見つけた、まだこんな声出るの、凄すぎ、昔と変わらんやん、こういうのをプロの歌手って言うんだよ、KZbinでコロコロ出してる歌手目指してる人いるけど、比べてごらんよ こんな声出せますか？

[@TheSeeking2know]

A very unique singer in Japan who’s blended multiple styles -rock and enka - and has healthy technique and STAMINA! At her level, you need to have good technique and use your mix and mask as well as constant support. That’s what gives you longevity. It reminds me of Chaka Khan and how she modified to using less chest-dominant belts instead using more mask and she’s still singing her old classics in her 60s!

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Yes, I agree with all you've said~ Actually, Mari used to utilize more chest ratios before, but she's come to the conclusion that heady mix was better for sound, probably hehe. It depends on what she wants~~ Thank you for watching ~

[@TheSeeking2know]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 The skill exists to do everything as before but chest belts can no longer go as high just because of age (and also because it’s more starting on an aging voice). The vocal cords change in elasticity so it’s just biology and physics. (Edit: First paragraph, meant to say "straining" instead of "starting")

[@TheSeeking2know]

@@梶山貴弘-v9y That's cool!

[@松浦寿-g6z]

早く麻里さんに会いたい‼️

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Thank you for 10 000 views! I hope Mari will be more recognized in world area~

[@TheSeeking2know]

She is a TOP-level singer!

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

@@TheSeeking2know she definitely is~~

[@大岩一幸]

マリちゃんはヘビーメタルだな大気圏を突き抜けて宇宙の果てまで連れて行ってくれ

[@Kozouakomachan9079]

perfect great japanese power metal Queen.♛🎶⚡✨👍🏻

[@IcyKoopaYT]

Amazing!!

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

thank you

[@IcyKoopaYT]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 np!!

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

@@IcyKoopaYT could you please send me Thomas' insta? i found something very important

[@IcyKoopaYT]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 hey, didnt see the message, do you still want his insta?

[@まじで数学嫌い]

12:12 G#5 12:27 A5 13:26 B5 13:33 E5→B5

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Amazing, right?~

[@石附克彦]

すげえ～～美しい魔女です

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Hello! A little reminder to you all: mari uses very special vibrato that is influenced by enka singing. It is not a sign of her bad technique! Link to the Mangata - her arguably the best performance in terms of vocals and composition: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKnaZ5trbNCkaM0

[@TheSeeking2know]

Very correct about the enka vibrato. In Western classical it may sound like it’s not the preferred type but it’s cultural to Japan. Same with Shigin (Yuko Suzuhana) though that uses a brighter presentation it seems.

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

@@TheSeeking2know thank you a lot for being so acknowledged!!! finally someone knows it

[@アホ宮アホ子-d3q]

下はこれの1オクターブ下、上はこれの1.5オクターブ上でる身内がいる。 よーするに下は男で上はホイッスル。 マライアくらい5.5とか。 7オクターブは嘘らしいな。 いや、音域どうこうじゃなく、この高さでビブラートが安定してるのが化けもんなんよこの方。 音域は少し高い位だが、人間自分の上の限界だとビブラート使えない。 あと、音全く外さない。 楽器みたい。 ようするに、すげえ。

[@sohyangedits1599]

Loved the straight tone D5s in particular~

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

You don't like her vibrato too, yeah? 😭

[@sohyangedits1599]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 I like her vibrato in the upper fifth and in sixth octave actually because it sounds more dramatic like that but lower than that not so much😅

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

@@sohyangedits1599 yes, I would agree~ Thanks for watching!!@

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Golden range: F#3-A5-B5 LOSP(lack of some projection): low notes(F#3/F3); mix in the range of C6-Eb6; hv only golden Others are weak

[@イルカ2-s8v]

ビリー・シーン居る！

[@TheSeeking2know]

I actually think that the language has an impact over time! Korean is more amenable to free-flowing singing, Japanese and Philippino language a bit less so, but English is kinda troublesome with its consonants so there’s seemingly more risk of glottal attacks and tension while singing. I think that affects long term strain (for extreme vocal athletes) and maybe - just maybe - consistency and longevity…

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Actually I believe it's language barrier in her case. Sohyang for example doesn't have global attacks in English, but mari does because she doesn't practice it, just using in songs 😅

[@TheSeeking2know]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 You’re right about Sohyang having more fluency and less of a barrier in pronunciation English lyrics. She was just interested in it from afar (singing her favorite songs) , though she doesn’t really speak it well (not enough grammar and immersion). I do think that language and the different placement to sing a particular language well (with acceptable pronunciation to the native speakers) is a challenge.

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

@Olatunde Fajimi oh, definitely yes! Mari is struggling to find a healthy placement for vowels using English. Also, I don't know how to write it, but there's a katakana in the Japanese language. It has words from English that are taken. So, singing them, mari faces glottal attacks. Of course, it doesn't matter that much but still can be present ^^ Also, she, for the first time, showed the head voice(that B5 omg), the couplets full of low notes, and very high mixing. Her mid belts became fuller, brighter, and have that ringing quality down to G4. Although sometimes her voice is fragile, I think it's just tiredness because it was the last concert of the tour as always(everything I have and we all have by buying concerts - latest ones from every tour)

[@TheSeeking2know]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 I learned something new (about the katakana adapted from English). Thank you! I do feel that if the Japanese school system did a better job at teaching the spoken English language they would afford their creatives and business people a greater competitive advantage in the global market. In my view, Japanese popular music is higher in variety of styles and uniqueness than the Korean market (which is dominated by the Hip-hop and R&B influenced K-Pop), but Korean artists are stronger in English so it’s easier for them to appeal directly to a Western, English-speaking audience in the long run. Duets with Western rock stars and covers or reimagining of popular classic Western music is one way to get the attention of especially the older (paying) audiences that came up in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. We know the Japanese are excellent at remixing (and sometimes improving some) classic Western music and art, and incorporating it seamlessly with their own music/art to create something new. Mari should be a much bigger star globally (in my opinion) on her raw vocal ability and touring stamina alone! Same with many gifted and unique artists from all sorts of genres. Babymetal, for example, combined the cuteness (and youth) of their front girls, the absolute novelty of mixing JPop vocals, descriptive dancing (from the venerable choreographer MIKIKO), unadulterated, high-level metal music, and incredibly focused marketing and mythical themes, to break through the language barrier and tap into deeper psychological and universal commonalities even though they sang exclusively in Japanese in most of their songs.

[@TheSeeking2know]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 She’s at the level of Chaka Khan and other vocal juggernaut of rock and metal anywhere in the world. Of course she also has her unique vocal styling influenced directly or indirectly by traditional singing (enka, maybe).

[@まじで数学嫌い]

5:22

[@พันศักดิ์แสงมณี]

พลังเสียงสุดยอด❤❤แรงไม่มีตกโครตโหดอ่ะ❤❤

[@vi0lee]

Monster.

[@blackwidowbrigade5042]

now wait..... this was all from one concert??????

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Yep~

[@blackwidowbrigade5042]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 dear lord

[@TheSeeking2know]

@@blackwidowbrigade5042 The STAMINA of it all!

[@happy1033]

これいつのコンサート？

[@gotate4487]

デビュー35周年（当時57歳かな？）ですね。アマゾンでディスク売ってますよ。 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKnaZ5trbNCkaM0&start_radio=1

[@noddy-u3j]

20190419日本武道館。 私は南2階席で酔いしれてました。

[@resen0901]

8:24 Song name pleaseeee

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

Mari Hamada - Carpe Diem. It's the 35th anniversary

[@resen0901]

@@routetmarihamadafan7352 Thanks. How about this? 12:43

[@routetmarihamadafan7352]

@resen0901 Mari Hamada - Historia. She sang it on the 30th anniversary as well as on Mission Tour

[@putiputiz3]

ソー！

[@ビリーk-p6h]

紅白歌合戦に出演して欲しい

[@wasborn89]

気持ちは分かるけど今のテレビなんかに出てほしくないな、レベルが違いすぎる

[@にらにら-g2c]

ブレス音が気にならない唯一の歌姫 ひーひー息継ぎする歌手ばっかりで気持ち悪いんよなあれ