Nils Frahm - Says (Official Music Video)

[@Galbex21]

I was living my life then I discovered Nils Frahm .

[@markruben5899]

Today I discovered Nils Frahm; Today was a good day

[@lashadumbadze3143]

indeed for you..

[@pablojimenez6503]

Me paso lo mismo ...

[@mollymadchen]

Hell yeah! 🖤💫🛸

[@ZockKnezevic]

I discovered him today :))

[@holden.a]

This happened to me, just NOW.

[@jmeditation]

Perhaps one of the best ambient Electronica songs ever performed and recorded. The ending of this song is unparalleled, exquisite, ecstatic, alluring and hauntingly beautiful.

[@paulz492]

Do you know more please? i beg you

[@Danilio.]

💽🎼

[@beyondprofanity]

I do not know Nils Frahm. I however have been studying his music for about three weeks now. I will continue to do so because I firmly believe he is one of the best artists of our time. I believe it is derived from a passionate drive within him.

[@0Megalomaniaco0]

What is this? how does this song not have billions of views? this is the most powerful sound can get, I never experienced anything like this and my mind is blown

[@patardlelephant9309]

Millions views is already cool, dont forget that views dont means quality, the most viewed music on youtube are not good «most of the time» (sorry for my bad english:/ )

[@lenwalter]

I saw Nils at the Sydney Opera House a few years ago, and he played a highly toned-down version of Says. Some people, maybe including the composer, don't hear the thunderous electronic ecstasy of this mix. I do, though.

[@AlcaAnimusiconPiano]

I love how the tension gradually builds and builds until the eventual chord change at 6:05. I get goosebumps every time.

[@tangelotrebek]

I anticipate it every time I listen, and it never fails.

[@tangelotrebek]

Side note, please make a piano tutorial for Garden of Words. Or anything by Kashiwa Daisuke.

[@karlanal1]

i allways imagine sa flower that opens in all its beauty at 6:05. You wait for an eternity for something to happen. a great tune from the beginning but you know after a minute or so that there is something coming, it has to, IT MUST. the anticipation and buildup is magnificent work as the promise that was never given but still was there. every single time it fills me with some kind of optimism and hope and i really ran the song a lot but never will get old genius, although my wife hates it, that didnt make me love it even more but definitely made me play it a few times more on very loud on my old jbl ti 5000

[@Teddyb1939]

you're right about 6-05 , MAGICAL

[@NFawc]

Six minutes of investment, to give utter importance and meaning to that chord change!

[@shivers225]

Just seen this incredible man live at The Barbican London this evening. Completely blown away. How will I sleep tonight, I guess his beautiful music will haunt my dreams.

[@graceandmarvellouswonders6249]

Wow wish I knew of that🤦🏾‍♀️ I would have enjoyed that

[@ethanhoneywell]

I love watching people describe their spiritual experiences with music. It's the real deal!!!!

[@LaurenKellyPianoLessons]

Yes I’m listening to it over and over soaking in it and these comments..

[@marko9131]

It's not spiritual experience, its mental experience.

[@Mr.majic_cracker]

I get messed up and let the music take me away

[@ryanhubbard3225]

It's a body experience. It's a spiritual experience. It's a mental experience.

[@boudaliaasdine1738]

Chacun a une émotion spéciale avec la musique, question d’oreilles , de libre coure envers tout ce qui nous entoure, juste trouver la belle symphonie avec toi et Autres, clin d’œil à vous tous 💪

[@NigelRudyard]

A true masterpiece. Both calming and incredibly uplifting. This piece of music always leaves me in tears, and breathless. It's an incredible achievement.

[@Kopinio21]

Oh God..............................................1 song, millions of emotions. Thank you mr Frahm, thank you....

[@k00lkane]

Sitting at London Gatwick airport on a moderately busy day. Headphones and listening to this whilst watching the world go by. Strangely euphoric!

[@Nowhy]

For a change, try World's End Girlfriend - R. I. P., while walking through a crowded street at Friday 6 pm.

[@somechrisguy]

@@Nowhy No such thing as a crowded street anymore

[@Nowhy]

@@somechrisguy well then try the same with the song '100 years of choke' by WEG.

[@somechrisguy]

@@Nowhy Haven't heard this before. Really good, thank you

[@dengueberries]

wow. this is literally my favourite thing to do. anything erased tapes, brian eno, etc. all fantastique.

[@boredmonke2959]

I don't know why I feel emotional. I just discovered this song and it feels like it struck something deep inside of me that I've been ignoring for years. I'll listen to this till the day I die

[@vandalligraphy1300]

Like a nostalgia for something unfinished…..been there. It’s a sacred. Enjoy it.

[@hajimehinata5854]

Hopefully ur still listening?

[@boredmonke2959]

@@hajimehinata5854 lmao, I'm still alive. thanks for your concern

[@hajimehinata5854]

@@boredmonke2959 good

[@karennz2311]

It's amazing how our souls recognize this song somehow.

[@LaurenKellyPianoLessons]

TOTALLY

[@rminter44]

that is because our souls recognize beauty

[@elanortephundo2403]

​@@rminter44so true ❤

[@whythoughmhmm]

i dont recognise this song

[@seerking]

What's a song?

[@Ytronsdinz]

What a show he put on in Manchester, and it was pure class.

[@samhenryNL]

Still out of this world

[@benphillips1]

This song is holy. That's the only way I can put it. Every time I listen to it I get a message deep down from within my soul. From the universal consciousness, something calls me, something speaks. I believe a very deep spiritual message and power was speaking through Nils in this particular piece. There is NO OTHER piece of music I've ever heard that has this kind of power. Bless you, Nils. This is my meditation and a portal into God.

[@NigelRudyard]

It's magnificent, I've been listening to music for over 50 years, and playing for 40, and I had the same thought. It has something of the purity of Bach, and a strong spirituality that actually made me breathless listening to it.

[@jolyonholloway483]

One of his best compositions.The ripples of sound cascading over each other,gradually building and reaching a crescendo.Exquisite.

[@tincan8900]

This song puts me in such a strange mood. I don't know. It's like sadness, but also gives the feeling of the vast unknown. The most unique song I've ever heard.

[@FedeKai95]

That's exactly what I felt.

[@natezomby]

It gives me a feeling of exploring great frontiers. You leave behind all that you've known to find something new. Homesickness, but discovery. A noble pursuit. .

[@ternitamas]

Hiraeth

[@Boogieforme]

This was the first song I've ever heard of him via KEXP's channel, and it blew me away. It, like you reminds me of a calm melancholy. Like you're alone in a capsule in space

[@bernarddover1442]

it's not a" Song " .. it's music ya clown

[@pacawariat9385]

Genitalny utwór, łzy w oczach, ciarki na ciele. Wow!!!

[@mia-aara]

This is the heartbeat of the Universe.

[@MrZythFx]

The light shall overcome the darkness, and it shall be glorious 💚

[@LaurenKellyPianoLessons]

Best comment on here

[@rdihel]

This song says so much! Truly a masterpiece. Seeing people love this music restores my faith in humanity.

[@DrPeacockOfficial]

In my opinion the best track I've ever heard!

[@ianbuick1332]

Helluva claim! But I’m gonna back you on that .

[@leomerckle7320]

In my opinion the best comment I’ve ever seen

[@vladshymanovich1675]

4мин

[@nikolatotev4064]

i wish i could argue..

[@coastalcruise1345]

If it's the best track you ever heard then its the best track ever. When it comes to art, your reality is reality.

[@d.w.5144]

Wunderbar. I'm sitting here on the night shift at the PC and listening to this wonderful music. This makes the currently frightening world a little forgotten. This version could take 2 hours. I'm 61 years old now and I still love techno.

[@M.R.Germany]

Klare Klänge..immer Zeitlos

[@AndrewBlight]

Ive been in a very depressed state. This song made the rest of the day worth living

[@TerriblePerfection]

Hope you're doing better today! Eat a steak! 🥰

[@FreezerSpaces]

Hope things are going better for you, Andrew

[@Chris3141592]

Don't be depressed; be angry. Then direct the anger at the organisations that made you depressed. Works for me.

[@AndrewBlight]

Nobody to blame but myself for not getting the help I needed sooner

[@graceandmarvellouswonders6249]

Amen

[@LaurenKellyPianoLessons]

It’s okay that mere words cannot express the vastness of God because this music does it for us.

[@olgojchorchloj8647]

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[@patrickgialamas]

This isn't a song. This a journey through the cosmos❤

[@Mr.majic_cracker]

Absolutely. Especially if you're soaring already

[@nitrogena1]

From Ad Astra

[@TheTransitmtl]

That track is designed to provoke an emotional reaction. It's pure engeneered genius. Everyone I I've got to listen was affected by it. Sometimes it's tears of joy or feelings if hope. The realisation that beauty is powerful and will redeem us.

[@StephenMead-rc4ih]

I remeber hearing this piece of music for the first time. I was driving on the motorway, late at night and ir came on the radio. I couldn't believe what i was hearing and had to pull over to listen to it. I found out what it was and listened to it time after time, as it has such a relaxing and calming effect on me.

[@radanju3]

This was on the radio? The whole eight minutes of it? What frequency/area did you tune to???

[@catherinewillmore]

​@radanju3 probably on the BBC in the UK.

[@thewrytruth]

I have never had such a strong emotional reaction to a piece of music. The understated, lovely repetition of the majority of the song lulled me into a false sense of security, and then BAM!! I found myself tensed up, straining into my headphones, tears welling in my eyes, transported...somewhere. Somewhere strange and sad; euphoric, nostalgic; filling me with equal parts wonder and pity, resignation and joy; not knowing for what, or why. There is such power in music; after all these years, I am still caught off guard at times. Bravo.

[@LaurenKellyPianoLessons]

You summed up all of my feelings exactly.

[@marinawolf]

Starting at 6:03, am I right? It's pure magic.

[@alter28uniform]

@@marinawolf да-а-а-а это так!!!

[@peeterslee-roberts7570]

You might like a bit of Bach then.

[@bit-flip]

I never ever want it to end...

[@nadia59]

and never ever after

[@shahilagh]

me too. want to live in it.

[@assumptaai]

It never does 😂

[@neilmurphy966]

shahilagh I do live in it.. cud tell u a tale..

[@georgelavrentiadis9308]

mrchristi4no I’m gonna have this played on my funeral

[@algirdasurbonas2337]

This is just mind blowing. I barely ever leave a comment but this time I just couldn't help myself. It is unbelievable what Nils Frahm did here. The build up is powerful but the ending is something that stuck with me harder than anything else that I've ever heard. Hearing music like this really makes me happy that I am a human being and I have the ability to hear. This is the best musical piece ever.

[@willt3791]

Most animals can hear...

[@thedutchderp7319]

uhm only humans can really process this music and think about it while enjoying it -_-

[@ManniX515]

Not true. Many animals have been shown to show an appreciation for music in one form or another.

[@sherwoac]

have you been smoking?

[@russellspeight5175]

@@ManniX515 I had a cat that was fascinated by Dave Clark's "Wisdom to the Wise"!

[@MysterDaftGame]

It's incredible how music that technicly is just noises and sounds with kinda matching frequencies and somehow, it's beautiful and touch our soul...

[@roverford2699]

Philipp Glass, Hans Zimmer (Interstellar) ..Nils Frahm ... all in one row ! Chapeau !

[@bodhisattva8776]

Nils Frahm is definitely the best composer of our generation. Thanks for all !

[@mateusfive]

That subtle build-up and ethereal note at 4:47 is so intriguing. What a brilliant piece of music.

[@IAMCORNHOLIOINEEDTP]

After all these years .. I still come back so often to listen to this masterpiece. Thank you Nils.

[@Mr.majic_cracker]

It's my late night go to

[@RapidFlow_Shop]

I lost touch with my son due to a dispute with his mother. Everytime the final Piano on this song sets in the tears roll down my face and little by little, help to heal my broken heart. Thank you Nils Frahm 🙏🏾

[@lanaiba]

Hope the mother realises soon how important the relationship of a child with his father is, regardless of her relationship with you. Unless you are physically or emotionally abusive to him, you should be in his life. And one day when he's old enough, he might contact you. Good luck!

[@pdmptsjtsj689]

Sorry to read that. Being a father myself, I don't think I could live without my son. If that would nevertheless be bearable, knowing he is happy would be my first hope, and letting him know that I love him my second.

[@cosmos7762]

@@pdmptsjtsj689 that is very touching to hear, as a man in his young 20s who only ever wanted to hear that my father loved me.

[@gerryl6227]

Praying right beside you for a happy reunion, soonest...I know this grief, very well, ... Be wary of Parental Alienation... I found out late ... For me a reunion will take longer, keep your nose clean and use the court to adjust or enforce any order, keep a record of all the good, bad, and ugly events.

[@RapidFlow_Shop]

Thank you so much for your comments everyone. My son is now a young teenager and our relationship is starting to again resemble what we had before all this happened. He is coming to visit me for holidays soon :) and I am Overjoyed! ❤️ (just to be clear, I was never abusive of him or his mother: our dispute started when he asked to spend more time with me and had to try to enforce this in court, after we could not come to an agreement for him to spend one extra day a week with me. The mind boggles. Very sad but I try to focus on the future…)

[@Tortuosit]

I still can't deal with it, endless arpeggiator and a chord change - and for this, we leave our bodies. According to listener numbers, will be his biggest achievement. Congratulations.

[@RauberHotzenplotz-sz7fr]

Nils Frahm,ein toller Komponist 😊

[@ManniX515]

Undisputed raw talent in a class of its own, yet it's interesting to hear Nils talk about this piece as one of his less technical and personally underwhelming tracks. He may be being humble but I think for most people this track represents his most accessible piece, serving as a crucial gateway to his imitable back catalogue. If you're starting your journey with Mr Frahm here, please know you're only scratching the surface and have so many more treasures awaiting you as I implore you to dive deeper into his majestic world of brilliance. I write this with immense envy, as the man can only be discovered once. Love and peace to you all.

[@minhtran-eh7dv]

Can you suggest more songs of his so i can dive deeper :) ?

[@mangelwurzel476]

It’s seems often to be the case that composers, or artists of any kind, can somehow fail to recognise the true value or impact of their own work. Perhaps they become too absorbed in what they perceive to be the work’s deficiencies. As a painter I understand this only too well! However, once that work, be it technically deficient or not, is let loose into the world, it is free to do the work for which it was intended, and to reach the ears and eyes of those destined to hear it or see it. Then it may prove to be far greater for those individuals than it’s creator could ever have imagined possible!

[@beil3537]

This was truly magical to experience in concert - where the physical power of the sound pushes through your being. Will never forget it. Do go and see him live - absolutely brilliant.

[@ChocolateTeddybar]

I watched this in a darkened room, full-screen, late at night. So profound, I felt purified.

[@rowshambow]

Same

[@StevePaulSounds]

One of the greatest tracks of all time

[@flo6624]

I’m reached heaven, out of body experience , wow !

[@cohe2005]

Is there a version that goes on for 24 hours because that's how long i could listen to this for. Just close your eyes, don't think of anything else, just listen and it takes you somewhere special. Truly awesome.

[@radanju3]

3 years later and I'm also asking the same question. When?

[@StudioSix9]

Music is a universal language

[@rpcheesman]

This is a track that no matter how many times I listen to, it evokes such strong frisson, overwhelming emotion. There's a true sense of passion in this piece and I'd love to know what thought processes were going through Nils' mind to compose such a piece.

[@domgraveson1942]

Ive seen Nils play again and again, and while incredible, I dont think Ive ever heard him as focussed and coherent and passionate as on this recording. THis is amazing

[@ismailsimsek332]

Finding people who can enjoy this stuff is rare, this millions are possible one million people at most who just repeated the song

[@mathewembry4275]

Key is to find the others.

[@anothertag]

Meanwhile I got the impression we are quite a bunch ;)! Enjoy and keep being aware - you might even spot some in your day to day life !

[@GarethHalsall]

Have you heard of Jon Ryman? you will love his music

[@mathewembry4275]

@ thank you!

[@TimeandMonotony]

"Dad, I'd like to see you again." Loved Ad Astra. My dad died when I was 16, so that line made me tear up. Beautiful movie, beautiful piece of music.

[@b.m2515]

Danke, für deine ehrliche und emotionale Worte. Bei der Musik, geht nicht anders , man wird von Gefühlen regelrecht überschüttet ♡TimeandMonotony ......

[@alterzz2121]

I am sorry for your loss my dude, stay strong!!! And I hope the best for you

[@TimeandMonotony]

@@alterzz2121 Thank you!

[@marcelleicht209]

awesome movie...

[@Gellermusic]

my dad passed two years ago, when i was 17, and that line made me tear up as well. i feel you dude. hope you're doing okay.

[@mejpark]

I'm no expert, but this track feels like a once in a lifetime piece. Exquisite!

[@letmetellyousomething123]

My thoughts exactly.

[@Phriffo]

True! I listen to hip hop/rap normally, but this sounds so good.

[@graceandmarvellouswonders6249]

Nicely worded and so the truth!

[@h4d3n27]

6:05 brings tears to my eyes. Thank you Nils for this gift to mankind.

[@ocinSeven9]

I swim high above the city I live in, I swim through high buildings watching people so small, I am small, the build up I swim higher, my arms not tired, the climax I reach heaven, I am free, humble and thankful. I love this music

[@razzakahmad8731]

It's so damn refreshing to listen to this after so many years.

[@Space_Ache]

A beautiful woman reminded me of this beautiful song - one I had forgotten years ago. Thank you. Beauty comes from the soul.

[@ldsdudeinca]

Salma Hayek on Hot Ones, brought me here. I am so happy I arrived. Beautiful.

[@helporhurt5852]

The first time I listened to this music was when I watched the premiere of Ad Astra, and then I finished and driven home by myself, it was before daybreak. The car was kept at the maximum volume, and the speed was 110/h on high speed, and it was deep dark at night. There is no car or street light on a section of the road. The part of timeline 5:00 and 5:18’s pictures were exactly what i pictured in my mind at that day when driven home alone with this music. You also know that after 7:00, with the feeling of speeding speed, it is so cool to be alone on the road at night! I’d love to listen to this kind of background music, the fantasy images in my mind, this is first time that I saw the vision version of this music, I’d like to say it really a visualized music just like this video made. This video is really awesome and pictured every detail!!! And in my mind some part are not the same, like The picture at 6:06 would be a ring wave expansion, like normal forward visualization, The picture at 7:07 would be changed to a ring wave retracting inward, like backward visualization, The picture at 7:19, with the former wave collapsed at a point and then the scene blasted off. I don’t know what do you this of that? I just thought that is so cool there’s someone would make an incredible visualized video of some like Ambient music(idk If there’s a kind of type name) And thanks again for making this.

[@supraguy4694]

Never thought I'd see a piece of ambient music get so popular. This is an amazing genre to delve into, people! Nils Frahm, Marconi Union, 36 are just a few of so many talented producers of what is such a beautiful, ethereal, and thought provoking style of music.

[@AudioPervert1]

Float forever ... enmeshed within 6 notes .. and that soft noise from the model echo! Nils Frahm puts hope into post-modern classical music.

[@benwaller1321]

This track is always, always, always amazing and breathtaking and heartstoppingly beautiful.

[@lestu930]

If everyone understand such music, the world would be heaven

[@LeliaGeorgopoulos]

😮❤. Wow. I think I listened to this a whole hour! Touches of earlier deep breakfast and vangelis

[@madeleinesecker8036]

I have a terminal illness and also I have lost my soulmate 7 years ago...so life can be so hard and you just need to find a space to go into without words...but yet it uplifted the soul at the same time..I've had this on repeat for a while before leaving a comment.. I love all music ....but today I found something wonderful and shall be adding this to my funeral playlist..so when grief hits hard then anyone can just for a moment forget worries of death and suffering and just be taken on a journey that is peacefully blissfully amazing all at the same time..🦋🎶🌑☯️

[@JameyKolka]

Read the book Journey of Souls, it has such a profound depth (much like this masterpiece) to it that has helped myself and so many others in hard times. Lean into the light. Sending Love.

[@chrissybou]

Lies Bitte 🙏in der Bibel Offenbarung 21:3-5....💖💖 i wish you all the best...from germany...stay strong...send you love💕🌸🌸🌸💐💐💐🙏

[@alexisaragones]

This song has such a powerful thinking, nostalgia attraction to it. It's the kind of song that makes you just stare out in the wild, remembering your life and making you wonder what lies ahead. Which choices you will make.

[@abstractproxy8781]

You're reading tracks clearly man,i think the same as you

[@mintsauce82]

Discovered this incredible piece two or three weeks ago and still can't stop listening to it. That bass at 6:07. The way the sound just unfolds into its final form at 7:02. Just breathtaking. First song in years to give me goosebumps every time I hear it.

[@anninathebest98]

It still makes me cry every time , I think that this track is over everything else, it should me proclaimed the most emotional and elevating music in the whole history

[@paulkondratowitz9194]

Super elektronic music by Nils Farhm...wonderfull,

[@Mark-su8oe]

Most amazing piece i've heard in a long time

[@ukwonderboy]

If you ever get a chance to see him live... NEVER EVER TURN IT DOWN!

[@BrkrBoy962]

Aaron Mitchell I'm going to see him in Glasgow on the 23rd, the word excitement doesn't even cover it.

[@yannickleopold5705]

Aaron Mitchell Just saw him in Hamburg, Kampnagel. Hypnotizing show, your brain gets rattled with emotions.

[@shreknos]

Aaron Mitchell Going to se him live in glasgow this weekend. so pumped. no alcohol necessary.

[@shreknos]

Josh Barker See you there buddy

[@HarryTchong]

@Aaron Mitchell Thanks for posting this. I do have the chance to see him live. Now I know I must go.

[@mattydigs]

Complete with a long build and epic release, 'Says' is one of the best psychedelic pieces I've ever heard.

[@XcUtiOn96]

I'm here, sat, trying to figure how with so little someone can do something so pretty. This song is a pure expression of emotion. An expression of intense feelings. It's pure art. I'm sure that the name of the track was not chosen without reason, this track "Says" it all without lyrics. Without complex noises. It's just a piano melody. We always have the stupid idea that emotions are complex. But it's not like that. Sometimes it boils down to a look, a gesture. That's it. This is why this song conveys a sense of serenity. "Says" it all without saying anything.

[@YegaSRT]

+2steps Totally get what you are saying. My favourite pieces of music are simple ones, like this, where not much is being done yet so much is going on. You've summed up this track very well.

[@Maarten028]

totally agree with this

[@cha0tickittie]

1p

[@zanetvotsala3731]

2steps

[@F_the_T]

2steps I hate to say it this way, but... "Well said!" 😊

[@tonysproule3408]

Niles fills the emptiness and the bitterness of my soul..

[@ArmageddonSpeaking]

love the synth work.

[@LaurenKellyPianoLessons]

Last night I heard this live. There are no words to adequately follow this sentence.

[@hlaci]

How can be unbelievably somthing like this undiscribed unexpressible music and art. I am glad to be within this period of time to listen to his music! Thank you.

[@gumbypokey7]

Must have listened to this a 100 times or more now and it still gives me goose bumps every time starting at 7:16.

[@geneshanzo]

+gumbypokey7 Tell me about it !! Nils is awesome.

[@mankillsquare]

If someone said "listen to this relatively uneventful but pleasant tune for over 7 minutes just so you can hear this guy hit one chord on the piano" you'd say errrm no thanks. But then you do, and he does, and then your guts turn inside out.

[@ДиляРезникова]

Так выглядит наше внутреннее видение окружающего мира, которое нам заблокировали, и так звучит стремление к нему. Осталось смыть грязь и разбить стекло! Шедевр... ❤всем народам и живым существам Вселенной Творца - мира, процветания и развития! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@octaviano.merecias]

At the hotel Astra in Seattle... from the patio looking at the space needle while comtemplating the chapter 3 of my Doctoral dissertation; thank you greater energy/power for this gift.

[@ArmageddonSpeaking]

do you ever just have a day? a week? a month? a year? it's been that way for many of us for far too long. i hope you all who are listening to this are okay and safe and well. feed and roof over head. and i know many of you don't have those luxuries and there is no easy salve to your woes. and i feel you. i walk with you.

[@macskak]

One of the most beautiful and cathartic pieces of music ever written! Maestro Nils

[@M1T1C0]

I admit, I was listening to it reading comments and didn't understand why everyone was so enthusiast, it seemed quite boring..BUT at 6:04 I had goosebumps, my breath went away... totally mind blowed. Now I'm looking for other tracks!

[@marcom.]

Had the pleasure to see this man and experience his music live in Hamburgs Elbphilharmonie. Hope I will be able to visit a concert of him again.

[@PEGoth]

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[@duncanwcraig9668]

i listen to this after a heavy work session. it lifts me. thanks Nils.

[@gD-ma1xx]

la montée en puissance émotionnelle de ce morceau ! 😮

[@evetsnenniws]

one of his best melody ever!!!

[@bumdeal1]

Got shivers down my spine 4 times listening to this masterpiece!! This piece of music evolves continously from the first second to the last. Adapting and moulding into pure emotion. Breathtakingly good!

[@tvrax3076]

It is interesting how many of us feel connected to this song is some way, perhaps I’m wrong, yet anyone can interpret music differently ; I find it to be similar to the cycle of life, song start on a lower volume and just the same thing over and over and over it’s the pain we have to endure in life to finally reach the top/success. Once you do, you have a certain amount of time where you will enjoy it before one day life ends as the song suddenly stops, moral is that if your going there a hard time just have patience if you are patient enough and put in the work, then end will be as sweet as this masterpiece ending, have a blessed day guys and be strong 😄

[@CamilleCJ]

The moment I turned up the volume knob to maximum, it turned out to be a masterpiece, according to my neighbors. Now I only play it when I'm sure they're home. We're besties now 💕

[@uhayta]

Do u remember ur childhood Woke up at 6:30 Its dark U go to schoolbus Its rainy U put ur head on the window Ure sad but u dont know why? This song takes me that days 35 years back

[@lennydado1]

i dont like School much

[@uhayta]

its what they thought in Arrival

[@jasonstamp10]

KZbin recommended this song to me a few weeks ago randomly. I was so happy to hear it in Ad Astra when I watched it today! Love this so much, I love how it just builds so slowly.

[@regfries8279]

i saw nils frahm do this in canberra (australia) last year and i swear it's the most moving musical moment i've ever experienced. and i've seen a few.

[@HorbachR]

Nils ... Watafa ... Beyond this earth

[@Avator2010]

Ich kann es nicht beschrieben aber dieses Stück fesselt mich, hält mich in ihren Bann. So zart und doch so kraftvoll. Wunderbar.

[@FunkaliciousFeline]

this is the best song Ive ever heard. It makes me so emotional listening to it. I saw him in person this year and it blew my mind. Nils frahm is genius level musicianship. I am soooooo grateful for you Nils. thank you for giving your heart and soul into your music, it really comes through.

[@gaelgoutard35850]

I have never felt feelings so strong except for in this music. I have, every time, shivers which cross me the body in every rise of intensity. Fascinating and so emotional.

[@mboboc]

Absolutely remarkable music .... moving one to tears, thinking of anything and everything larger than life as we know it.

[@aleksandraworek-skupien2273]

Wow.....❤❤❤❤ Heaven...

[@BilalAhmed001]

At 6:06 it feels like there a sudden turn to someone's interstellar journey ❤

[@beyoursman]

Trippy. Creative. Image stimulating. Calm. Trancy. Dreamy. I love that music. I wonder if there are other artist with similar sounds.

[@geneshanzo]

+Simou Aregrag Many other bands, Simou :) But if I could humbly introduce you to my music, Modern Classical with a mix of Ambient and Chill out. Feel free to check out my channel anytime.

[@beyoursman]

Oh yes. I will definitely check your channel and will let you know of what I think. Thanks for having contacted me.

[@rosemay75]

+Simou Aregrag Olafur Arnalds... They have worked together and produce most beautiful music together also.

[@davideoizarod]

Hammock

[@crazysam3796]

You may like Max Richter and Max Cooper too.