Snarky Puppy - Trinity (Extended Version) (Empire Central)

Snarky Puppy - Trinity (Extended Version)
From Snarky Puppy's new album, Empire Central (September 2022, GroundUP Music)
Stream/Buy: orcd.co/empirecentral
Written by Mark Lettieri
Arranged by Mark Lettieri and Snarky Puppy
Bob Lanzetti - Electric guitar
Mark Lettieri - Electric guitar
Chris McQueen - Electric guitar
Justin Stanton - Wurlitzer, Prophet 10, and trumpet
Bobby Sparks - Hammond B3 organ, ARP String Ensemble, and Minimoog Model D
Bill Laurance - Fender Rhodes Mark 8, Yamaha CP70 electric piano, and Minimoog Model D (solo)
Shaun Martin - Talkbox, Vocoder, Moog Little Phatty, and Korg Kronos
Zach Brock - Violin
Mike “Maz” Maher - Trumpet
Jay Jennings - Trumpet and flugelhorn
Chris Bullock - Bass clarinet and tenor sax (solo)
Bob Reynolds - Tenor and soprano saxes
Michael League - Electric bass
Nate Werth - Percussion
Keita Ogawa - Percussion
Marcelo Woloski - Percussion
Jason “JT” Thomas - Drum set
Larnell Lewis - Drum set
Jamison Ross - Drum set
Jep Jorba - Director / camera operator
David Bretones - Director of Photography / camera operator
Brad Holt - Line producer / camera operator
Andrew Redd - Gaffer / camera operator
Chris Brian - Camera operator
Ranjani Groth - Camera operator
Jun Kang - Camera operator
Emily Holt - Camera operator
Reid Walker - Dolly operator
Joseph Fisher - Dolly Operator
Produced by Michael League
Co-produced by Snarky Puppy
Engineered by Nic Hard, Matt Recchia, and Michael Harrison
Engineering assisted by Skyler Childress, Michael League, and Shakthi Prasad KT
Mixed by Nic Hard
Mastered by Dave McNair
Recorded and filmed March 3-10, 2022, at Deep Ellum Art Company in Dallas, Texas, USA
Mixed March 15 - April 7, 2022, at Estudi Vint in Els Prats de Rei, Catalonia, Spain
Photography by Brian Friedman and Jep Jorba
Video edited by Michael League and Jep Jorba
Film consulting by Andy LaViolette
Production managed by Rosanna Freedman
Project managed by Jamie Margulies
Stage assembled by Mason Davis, Matt Recchia, Rosanna Freedman, and Michael Harrison
Graphic design by Claire Morales
Managed by Mike Chadwick Management
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Website: snarkypuppy.com
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Website: groundupmusic.net

[@GoranZec]

The data projects that by 2030., more than half of all jazz drummers in the US will be in Snarky Puppy.

[@katherinehall4200]

You made me laugh out loud.

[@mrglump52]

Why not

[@jonnyoakland8134]

😂😂😂

[@liammcelroy2265]

A better future for all

[@matty007d]

😂

[@phoenixfire940]

My favorite party of any snarky song is when Shaun gives up playing cause it’s too good

[@VladProkhorovDrums]

lmao, same.

[@joshuagharis9017]

Lol. He's the freaking man

[@StefanScripca]

Engineered by Nic Hard, Matt Recchia, and Michael Harrison Engineering assisted by Skyler Childress, Michael League, and Shakthi Prasad KT Mixed by Nic Hard Mastered by Dave McNair these guys deserve a few claps as well, the mixing is insanely good!

[@natedevol]

Agreed! Watching them run around the room moving and changing mics and keeping it all sounding perfect was some high skill sh**t.

[@carlosclaptrix]

Yes, an art in its own!

[@kojacked]

Nic Hard might be the best A1 name I've ever heard. Can't be anything but legit with that name.

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

Nic Hard has grown so much at this point, I think he deserves all the praises and credits and it shows here!😁

[@neonrecording]

Not an easy job. Especially with this many moving pieces. Bravo!!!!!!

[@mogglie]

Michael League makes sure there is four of everything in his band. But only one bass. What a boss.

[@tynannida9642]

Can we just appreciate how three drummers manage to sound like one person playing ??

[@LarnellLewisMusic]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@tynannida9642]

@@LarnellLewisMusic I haven’t played drums regularly in like 10 years but you are inspiring me to pick it back up one video at a time 😁😁

[@Diego24fps]

I like the approach to using drummers like a bunch of Nate Werths. Respect to all four percussionists for making room for each other and playing the shit outta that groove

[@KXNGBANNXXOFFICIAL]

@@LarnellLewisMusic you have inspired to take up back drumming. Love from Jamaica🇯🇲. Hope to meet you someday.

[@arnemai9929]

yes, its incredible. 😍😍😍

[@LarnellLewisMusic]

The vibe in the room is definitely as advertised!!! Love y’all!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@gauravsaimaddipati8356]

Omg it's larnell!!!! I love you man

[@colestowing8695]

Larnell, you are the reason I got turned on to Snarky Puppy! I know it's random, but I first found you on the drumeo vid where you do Metallica. I started checking out some of your other stuff...and I've been down the wormhole ever since. I want to thank you for what you do, your attitude, and for giving this metalhead a reason to give another genre of music (jazz/fusion) a second chance. I've been truly enjoying the ride 🤘😁👍

[@LarnellLewisMusic]

@@colestowing8695 oh man!!!! Thank you so much for checking out my videos...annnddd Welcome to the Snarky Puppy Hang!!! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@LarnellLewisMusic]

@@gauravsaimaddipati8356 ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@mikejt1128]

@@colestowing8695 I'm so glad you had this experience! I found that video from the opposite direction - already a fan of Snarky Puppy (and Metallica) and saw Larnell's name pop up and had to check it out. Larnell's skill in picking up that whole song after one listen made my jaw drop and I was really hoping it would turn some Metallica fans onto Snarky Puppy. Really happy to hear it did!

[@LogicalQ]

That bass clarinet is sinister.

[@joshuaozugbakun3822]

Their sound is generally sinister

[@uptowndc]

It's really about the bass clarinet on this one. Sheeeesh!

[@crystalelaineadams]

ABSOLUTELY! BASS CLARINETS UNITE!

[@writetovagelis1975]

Snarky puppy. The art of bringing 30 musicians into a room and everyone knows their place into the mix. Amazing production and recording.

[@positivelybobby]

Also, the art of bringing 30 1st chair musicians into a band and everyone is happy just being a part of a team… that alone is amazing. To get musicians at this level to leave their egos at the door? Standing O for that alone.

[@rehpotsirhic]

Don't discredit the sound engineer, they play a big part in bringing it together

[@rabo4686]

​@@rehpotsirhic WORD!! The sp-mixes are made by some of the half-gods of all the decibel-deliverers....

[@nichard1]

@@rabo4686 hahaha, thank you...

[@rinsecycle]

30 all male musicians. Or, am I missing something? Snarky Puppy is a gay mens orchestra?

[@ripman333]

I love a good 5 and a half minute swamp monster intro to the funkiest shit I've ever heard

[@Cujohhh]

I think everyone needs a Shaun Martin in their life

[@monimoni305]

Shawn was having a purely spiritual experience right here! I am all for it!!!

[@joninehritamusic]

Right?!

[@24k_gld_37]

what about Cory henry 😢

[@cemalak]

@@24k_gld_37 He is deeply missed. :(

[@brandonlbartlett]

@@24k_gld_37 hes doing his own thing now and is incredibly happy. Believe he was on tour when these sessions took place. Also remember that Larnell only plays on a very limited amount of shows at this point too

[@andrewswanson4819]

That unison riff at the end has left a gaping hole in my remote where the rewind button once was

[@NateGH36O]

Dude the mix on this is so insane. The guitar/talkbox doubling is just so subtle and perfect, and everyone comes through right when they need to. Props to the engineers on this, this is a classic Snarky Puppy song already.

[@nichard1]

Thanks!

[@vSilverXXProduction]

@@nichard1 legend

[@derrickbernard1321]

@@nichard1 Really amazing job. How long have you been in the game

[@nichard1]

@@derrickbernard1321 only about 23 years.

[@matto9734]

Everything in this sreams excellence - unbelievable.

[@insaneintherainmusic]

The groove on this one is deeper than wherever my pennies get lost inside my couch. Heck yeah!

[@mudkip_btw]

Omg hi

[@andrewxu3602]

Your channel is what introduced me to Snarky Puppy. I kept hearing you name drop them until I caved and decided to check them out, and for that I'm extremely grateful.

[@zakay_]

@@andrewxu3602 same experience lol

[@TheoPembo.]

@@andrewxu3602 same here, forever grateful!

[@EvanWiederandersJazz]

*penies

[@chrisneyman]

What a nice moment for Mark.

[@isahamilton01]

I just keep on coming back to this one. These live studio sessions are what music is all about to me, what an incredible collaborative work of art. The lighting and camerawork, the mixing, the reactions, EVERYTHING here is 11/10

[@amehdi13]

Making it into a Snarky live video is definitely a bucket list item checked off

[@Matarman]

Same bro.

[@brianmunsell6190]

I agree, so amazing and I can't believe it!!!

[@FantomOfFear]

Do you know how to do that?

[@Matarman]

@@FantomOfFear they sold tickets. They announced it all over their social media prior to the event.

[@glennvanderburg8708]

@@FantomOfFear If you subscribe to their mailing list, they'll announce when tickets go on sale for these sessions. (Although the previous one was about ten years ago, so who knows when the next one will be?)

[@givertayk]

Back to the roots of live album recording! Today, I feel lucky to be alive

[@Jason-sp5yc]

The worst thing about Snarky Puppy is only getting to experience a new song for the first time once.

[@rk41gator]

Who doesn't like an opening with the bass clarinet?

[@michaelfoxbrass]

And the world was once again made right - even if only for 11 minutes. I’ll take it.

[@aaronsims9778]

Being able to sit in on this was insane, and waiting months to hear it again was so hard, so thankful for this moment right now.

[@aswansofilms]

Dude how do you get into one of these? It's been a dream ever since I saw the We Like It Here videos

[@aaronsims9778]

@@aswansofilms They announced they were recording the record here in Dallas a month or two prior to the recording, and I ended up getting super lucky and managed to grab the last ticket they had available. They record over several days, doing a bunch of takes of each tune, and you can buy tickets for whichever of the days. Wasn’t cheap, but so totally worth it. Maybe someday you’ll luck out too!

[@benjousan8470]

@@aaronsims9778 I got my ticket for this session that day or maybe the day before, I was stoked to luck out like you did. When I heard Trinity would be the first one released I just knew it would be this one 😎

[@mattypoopoo]

@@aswansofilms follow the band on social media and you can't miss the announcements! it was surprisingly easy to get tickets to this, just expensive. but so worth it. I was at the recording in this video and it was probably the greatest musical experience I've ever bared witness to. wherever they do it, I'll be at the next one :)

[@loveistheonlything3626]

@@aaronsims9778 Just out of curiosity, how much was the ticket? I'd pay alot of money to be part of one of their recordings. You lucky bastard. :D

[@larrywalsh9939]

I think this is the first time I've ever seen the band outnumber the audience.

[@yeti4269]

9:24 those little runs underneath everything has gotta be one of my favorite parts. I wish he had kept going with it

[@joshjamesuk]

❤️ REST IN PEACE BERNARD WRIGHT ❤️

[@benjousan8470]

When Jameson came back in, the room was okay with this groove literally never ending. Best $200 I have ever spent.

[@DannyEye2704]

I dont understand how people can "kind of dance" or "sort of shake their heads" to this song.... Its impossible to not lose your mind dancing to this one!

[@jaygroov]

The groove that starts 5:34 is one of Snarky Puppy's best musical moments, considering all the music they released. I'm still super disappointed that they didn't play this song live when they were playing music from this album.

[@KennethKBBenson]

RIP to the Dallas legend Bernard Wright. He was the gentleman dancing at the end of the video. WoW

[@noitigrado]

Roberta Flack's son!

[@brandonlbartlett]

@@noitigrado godson i think, not mother, but i could be wrong

[@noitigrado]

@@brandonlbartlett You're right my friend, my mistake, must have misread something where I picked that info. Thanks

[@josefuertes6248]

could find no better farewell . . . !

[@troopjunior]

Shaun Martin dancing and clapping along at 6:46 is a vibe

[@josefkelvinedemboso809]

They're bringing back the We Like It Here/Family Dinner Sound! Tears in my eyes 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Waited nearly a decade for this and it's finally here

[@domizidor]

Sounds like soundtrack to movie genre that doesnt exist yet. Amazing!

[@jlownes2179]

Aside from the awesome musicianship here, the engineering feat was amazing. All the headphones, all the mics. Looked like the woodwinds each had 3 mics not to mention all the percussion. Who ever engineered this deserves the same energetic appreciations that the musicians get. No?

[@JustinStanton]

Nic Hard, Mike Harrison, and Matt Recchia

[@nichard1]

Thank you!

[@benjousan8470]

I was at this session and I was surprised at how good the live mix in the headphones was.

[@Karensinger9]

Yess ! Bravo to the Engineers!!

[@jonsheik3060]

There's a few more mics that I can hear. I think they're doing a few pzm mics for room tone/noise cancellation, and I'm hearing what I think are shotgun/parabolics running through noise gates.

[@greghutch2014]

The ERA of the Big Band is back and without the inflated EGOS, Gotta love the Harmony and the Humility. MUCH LOVE GUYS.

[@fabienclaveau9098]

Big bands back, very good point!

[@fabienclaveau9098]

I am jealous of my parents who were teenagers in the 50's, it was all big bands in that era

[@Imaginationalistic]

This comment is so much in point

[@patfagan5645]

The reality is they are just as good playing live with 9 or 10 members. Not the same, but just as good with no playlists and who does what is decided with a nod of the head in process.

[@LearningDrummerSam]

@@fabienclaveau9098 Ever heard of rock n roll yessir?

[@meaty1015]

WHY IS THIS JUST THE GREATEST SONG EVER WRITTEN.

[@andrewxu3602]

That honor goes to Lingus :) But this is definitely not far behind

[@Mr.LenardDrums]

Dude Shaun caught THE SPIRIT by the end of it. I love that guy!

[@tujessie1258]

❤Thee Trinity. A soul filled with gratitude and praise, and a hunger for G-d. Amen. Amen.💜 I Love It.💙

[@bmorrow111100]

Trust me on this!

[@linusporter1091]

Shaun is a playful music sprite caught in the body of a human. Dude doesn't know how to play music, he IS music.

[@TheJohnnyonthespot1]

I feel like I just slinked around a haunted forest, dove into a swamp of viscous water and thorny roots, grappled with an ancient beast, then returned triumphant to my funky elf-like people. Awesome song!

[@Matarman]

Kinda funny you say that. This is the first song of Snarkys that reminds me of their Sylva album, which is inspired by different forests...

[@nitarhodes42]

That is the best description of Snarky's music I have ever come across! It's so perfect!

[@bryandickerson5365]

Indeed - you nailed it!

[@willyg6015]

Took the words right out of my mouth.

[@mattparks8434]

vibes

[@evilasiobjr]

One could argue that 2 drummers, 3 percussionists, 3 keyboardists, 3 guitarists and so on, is all too much... But when you see them playing, it's not at all about being the most virtuos player, it is all about having FUN with friends while playing music and everyone bringing what makes them unique! The one chord or the one sound effect they play is filled with technique and musical thought, but also tons of JOY! They have time to stop playing and just clap along, that's so cool!!!

[@laszlonator]

3 drummers, 4 keyboardists

[@creativical]

When playing with that many musicians, you can not identify individual Instruments anymore, like you can with smaller bands. But the soundscape that can be created with all these instruments and good musicians is just insane and so detailed and can't be compared to a small 4 Piece band. So is it necessary? No. But is it awesome that so many musicians can play together as one cohesive Band? Definitely yes!

[@Baribrotzer]

It's effectively a modernized Big Band concept, adapted to jazz fusion: Imagine a typical fusion band: one horn, guitar, keyboards, bass, drums, and percussion. Then double, triple, or quadruple everything (except the bass) and you'd get Snarky Puppy. In fact, I think they could use a few more instruments: certainly a trombone, and maybe alto and/or bari saxes.

[@creativical]

@@Baribrotzer they had trombones and even a string section on their GroudUP album. Not to speak of the Sylva album with the whole metropole orchestra. These were not part of the official band though.

[@Baribrotzer]

@@creativical I know. But they don't have a trombonist as a regular member, and I think they need one - a trombone gives warmth to a horn section of trumpets and tenor saxes.

[@iTeachMyToast]

Bucket list: -See Snarky Puppy perform live

[@TheKirillfish]

I did it yesterday

[@virgil.alonso]

worth it man

[@LaurelineMz]

Seen then 3 times and I want more 😊

[@JMcG520]

Even more bucket list-y… be at an album recording session!

[@thetimekeeper9230]

With Larnell💯💪🏾

[@hornplayerchris]

6:31 incredible solo. What a groove.

[@broskimedula5300]

"How many musicians do you need?" "All of them"

[@mentality-monster]

Simply the best band on the planet right now.

[@ethanmbrown]

straight facts

[@Tradewins4cash]

At the end, it look like Shaun got filled with the holy ghost! Music was just too good! 😊

[@panorama4526]

I‘m reading for five minutes here, and after two I thought: OK, this is a cult. Now I‘m sure.

[@Yveronicasingle]

Trinity! I know some talented sisters that are friends with the band. Shaun is a believer so, why not be filled with the Holy Spirit!!!!

[@Tradewins4cash]

@@Yveronicasingle Amen to that sister! Ain't nothin' wrong with that.

[@brandonlbartlett]

I wish they had put this extended version at the end of the album. The album track is amazing, but after seeing this video, you know theres so much more! They could have put both versions on the album

[@wittyjake]

After several album-long hiatus from doing these video-style live albums, it feels damn good to see them at it again. The human element of seeing them play and interact together is absolutely something else. These guys are continually at the top of their game and have been my favorite band for years. If you haven't seen them live you are doing yourself a disservice.

[@colin8150]

Oh yeah, that’s why you get that reaction from Shaun I imagine.

[@patfagan5645]

I’ve had the opportunity to see them live 4 or 5 times. Usually 9 musicians some of which may change out during long tours. I don’t know about now,but when I saw them there were no playlists, solos decided on the fly with a nod of the head from Michael League, and often one of them will add a line and they go on a rant. Great experience.

[@jazzinstinct]

was the mix as good live?

[@wittyjake]

@@jazzinstinct 100%. Michael League is incredibly meticulous with his live mixes and the team does a great job of giving you the best experience possible. Try and see them in one of their theater type shows; I've rarely experienced mixing that good at a live show with the exception maybe of Cory Wong.

[@andrewxu3602]

@@wittyjake They should try doing a collab with Cory Wong some time.

[@mikiinajijic6763]

This sounds like a great movie soundtrack. Someone should write a screenplay around this!

[@josefuertes6248]

They themselves are 'screenplay' ! -(open your eyes)-

[@katherinehall4200]

The more I watch this video, the more I love it. It might be my favorite video of all time. Thank you, Mark Lettieri, for composing this tune, and thank you, Snarky Puppy, for an amazing performance.

[@64jcl]

After years of hardly listening to music, along comes Snarky Puppy and totally renewed my love for music. It is impossible to not sit with a smile watching these fantastic musicians playing this exceptionally good music. This is what it's all about.

[@luizminhotodemello1074]

👍👍👍👍👍.!!!!!!!

[@tumimokoena4404]

My wife literally caught me smiling while listening to this!

[@luizminhotodemello1074]

@@tumimokoena4404 My friend Black cat with three legs only, too.!!!!!!!

[@uubuuh]

curious what you were doing not listening to music... anything you'd recommend? it occurs to me in light of your comment that I've never tried that. anyway welcome back.

[@64jcl]

@@uubuuh , I think it's more like I preferred silence whenever I could get it as I had filled my life with sound on every minute of the day. Like many thing in life I guess I appreciate the time I spend listening to music more when it is something I do now and then instead of all the time. :)

[@FunkCitynet]

Chris' bass clarinet gave me chills - another level of depth. Bravo Snarky Puppy!

[@gabrielpaes5963]

This is simply a masterpiece. A party, the celebration of life in the form of music. Snarky Puppy, Brazil loves you!

[@onixtheone]

Had to pull out my nice nice headphones for this one.

[@wotireckon]

Oh no, not another SP album to get seriously obsessed with...

[@gabor.kovacs]

- Hey Michael, how many percussionist do you need? - Yes!

[@chriscortesmusic]

Seeing ‘Nard be his joyous self at the end made me tear up. He was so special to us in Dallas and I’m glad I was able to meet him the first time at one of these recording sessions.

[@musician069]

Agree

[@blackpranther]

The flash of his picture on the wall already had me on the edge, seeing him so happy at the the end....what a gift

[@musician069]

@@blackpranther yoooo, big fan. Can’t wait to hear more from you.

[@blackpranther]

@@musician069 Wow bro! Thank you🙏🏾 I’ll try not to keep you waiting too long

[@musician069]

@@blackpranther anyone that happens to stumble onto this comment, please check Samuel Prather out, you will be so glad you did. And no I don’t personally know this young dude. Just a humble fan.

[@dblbassted]

I was today years old when I realized the solo section was a minor blues.

[@brandonlbartlett]

Get well soon Shaun! ❤🙏

[@givertayk]

I aspire to live my life more like the man at 8:22

[@CarlCarterMusic]

LOL, that's me. I'll DM you some tips!

[@petermeszena1148]

The way Michael League plays the bass is the most effortless act of any kind that I have ever seen and it is absolutely beautiful! Bloody magicians…

[@monimoni305]

Michael is a pure beast!!!

[@uubuuh]

when a little more history shakes out I think we're going to regard Michael League among the greatest American band leaders. meanwhile we just enjoy our time in the brilliant sun of this music

[@jeewilly321]

Effortless is the perfect word to describe it. Such an incredible talent. Watching him play live is a real treat as well.

[@shaloiduncan4489]

Talk about Trinity for real! That church feel at the end! 🔥🔥🔥 amazing guys!

[@ericstallcup1012]

That ending groove starting at 5:34 is the sickest musical sequence I’ve heard in a while. Man, they nasty. Cannot get the lead melody over that groove outta my head

[@carolworthey2067]

Oh yeah, dang! That groove at 5:34 is a killer!

[@davekingpt]

When I'm alone in the car and hear this start I always yell, "Here we go!".

[@ant0091]

Yeeeesssss🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Holy Ghost stylz Bless Your Way Abba Father👑👑👑👑 Amen

[@DannyEye2704]

Can’t not dance to it… it’s impossible I tried

[@DanilloDetrichi]

5:34 here starts the vibe that goes above the most higher clouds and stars of the sky.

[@suntzu7699]

Shaun Martin's reaction to the organ at 10:50 is just priceless. Everybody needs a friend like him.

[@nickp440]

A true fan. His reactions are always genuine, and you can tell he hypes everyone up

[@MrByco2]

Amen!

[@sidbigman8567]

praise break loading, organ lead on

[@sarahhhh775]

A....men.

[@AkinAkinsanya]

I waited for all my family members to leave the house then I turned all the surround speakers to there max, stood in the middle of the room and danced my heart out. The first time I had to max them volume out on the speakers this year.

[@danielelise7348]

The dynamics in Chris Bullock's sax solo are killer!

[@gusreece7951]

11:21 I felt that from Shaun

[@buk3091]

I fear that one day Snarky gonna groove too hard, and they got damn close with this one

[@dreamdrifter]

Wow. You can really feel the heavy times we have all been through over the past few years, from total dread to tentative hope, to the light at the end of the tunnel. I hope that doesn't sound too naive. Instant classic, love you Snarky Puppy. Let's dance!

[@somekindatube]

Not naive, beautiful

[@el-sidc5556]

It was like a hive of musicians moving as one...YES we all can get along!

[@dimazzmusica]

You can feel the Mark Lettieri's touch in this song. Just great. Special attention to the synth sound at 5:34.

[@valentinasanchez5757]

Yes , it sounds similar to the Baritone sessions

[@bassclefconnoisseur]

I feel touched by this whole piece tbh! But yeah, nice

[@Artek604]

That's probably the weirdes chord progression I ever heard, but they resolve it so beautifully at 6:17. Damn, they're a telented bunch!

[@42escapehatch]

Loved seeing the great late ‘Nard at the end. Thank you ❤️

[@smoothnsexy73]

The beauty of Snarky Puppy is you have a room full of extremely talented musicians and everyone is of one mind to create the most amazing music!! This is so dope!! It’s like giving us a glimpse of what heaven will look like!!!

[@Footzdaman012]

I could cry, Snarky Puppy has done it again 🔥🔥🔥

[@bobjason7540]

That whole intro section was an absolute atmosphere

[@Philrc]

Strong feeling of Miles in some of this

[@jooei2810]

Shaun vibing on that moog solo is so heart warming.

[@yeti4269]

5:35 Literally everything changes and it's beautiful

[@kirjian]

10:40 there's a moment right after an amazing musical moment like this ends where any remotely musical sound will electrify the room. even the silence is heavy

[@madagreement]

I've RERERERE watched lingus yesterday and TODAY there is new Snarky material ?! 😵 Lucky people witnessing this !

[@jeffwolinski2659]

Haa, I'm trying to think of how many REs I would need to add to this to account for all of my Lingus views!!!

[@eliziusraz4823]

Yesterday is was in Ulm with my father at a concert where they played this in the beginning. It was great

[@guilhermedantas3301]

What a solo from Chris Bullock, i'm amazed

[@nealbryner9181]

The production on this is beyond belief! The mix is so perfect, the camera work is exceptional, the playing is flawless. We are so blessed to be able to have performances like this captured in such high quality. Bravo Snarky Puppy!

[@nichard1]

Thank you!

[@katherinehall4200]

And thank you to Andy and his camera crew.

[@natedevol]

I second this sentiment- this sounds remarkably similar to what I heard in the headphones in Dallas. This crew of sound and camera folks are the GOAT. Thanks for making it all sound so good!

[@cfreckna]

@@nichard1 thank YOU my dude for making this sound so dope! all the old Nugs shows that you mixed have been getting me thru recently too. You really are a wizard man.

[@couch.slobodan]

Damn, this groove is so good it made my yesterday's leftover store-bought gnocchi taste like the finest dish prepared by some old nonna Francesca in a beautiful Italian village. Absolute chef's kiss! 12/10

[@keithmajor5849]

I've been playing this song for at least twice a day for the last 3 weeks everyday .... This song touches my soul! Thank you ...

[@sharonaumani8827]

I can relate! It's so awesome. What an incredible collaboration of skill and talent.

[@jean-lucnicaise9804]

I feel exactly the same, this music is universal and speaks to the soul beyond all boundaries

[@mitchelboutte997]

music is a healer , especially surrounded by so many deeply talented people, song after song , they just take you away with their awesomeness

[@davidlopes7332]

@@sharonaumani8827 It's God manifesting through them

[@davidlopes7332]

@@jean-lucnicaise9804 Music is the universal language/instrument of God, and when we connect to it we become God's instruments aswell

[@jgreenelantern08]

I don't think I've ever had an experience like Trinity. I can't think of a song that elicits as strong emotions with the 50th listen as much as the first. I have watched/listened to this video no fewer than twice a day since I first did, and as much as 7 times/day. It just fills me up every time. 💞💕💗 I am not necessarily religious but I do know church and...'nuf said

[@lsh3rd]

I was just thinking when I hit the end of the video, "would it be weird to go back to the beginning and watch this a second time in sequence?"... and did it anyway.

[@Goober89]

This is pure musical exploration at its best. Love Snarky Puppy always and forever.

[@bignatec1000]

Shaun Martin is everyone’s facial expressions yet again

[@rudypry4747]

I fell like God probably has Snarky Puppy on his play list... Such talent can only come from the creator. Love listening to their music!

[@andregodsey4557]

The coolest musical organization on the planet!

[@stevenlamarjr7694]

Snarky puppy praise break!!!!!!! They should have taken it to church I was ready for it!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@davidvo84]

More people need to hear this. Absolutely mindblowing the organization and creativity that goes into these projects!

[@ShaunStruwig]

When I die someday, and if I discover there is indeed an afterlife, then I want it to be eternally filled with as much joy as there was in this room @8:05 onwards. This is music that transcends into other worldly realms!

[@mitchelboutte997]

i believe we never really die , i wish i never stopped playing horns after the old school days , these people are so deep in expressing life

[@davidlopes7332]

This was god and his holy spirit manifesting in ways people cant still comprehend, notice how everyone became joyful, dancing clapping and so on. God is powerful and he uses us even if we are not connected with him, unconsciously they praised him with all their souls

[@slode1693]

This song is a roller coaster of the musical spectrum..

[@travellwilson]

They didn't just create a vibe, they create a atmosphere. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@simonchidgey3215]

This was the first time I've heard Mike play slap bass! Also, those horn lines are insane. Beautiful song, Mark!

[@avfc1956]

Playing part with his thumb but still sounded like a phat p-bass 😂👍🏻

[@mute_cebu_]

Check out their first album for a little more! The Only Constant. He's definitely evolved, but I love whatever he does.

[@slowly7588]

You should watch ‘Skate U’

[@joecostello1624]

Where?! I didn't hear any slap

[@CallSignJammer]

Bass clarinet 🔥

[@ryanstephanus]

shaun martin is very expressive. He always made every performance memorable

[@michaelfarrer3044]

Larnell Lewis is my Inspiration. My everything 😂. I truly didn’t comprehend the drums (I’ve been “playing for 15 years”) until I heard him on We Like It Here. Larnell! And all the other percussion gods in Snarky!

[@MrGuigui32]

I love this new tune, so groovy !! And theses smiles when playing !! And these time signatures changes (7/8 to 4/4/ to 7/8 to 4/4) ...

[@jazzpianistgowoon]

Thank you

[@marlonmiranda3011]

This song gives me “we like it here” vibes and I like it!!

[@wanpx4615]

This is a very superior masterclass of audio, video, photography, mixing, mastering and musical production