Vocal Coach Reacts! Heilung! Lifa - In Maidjan! Live!

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Vocal Coach Reacts! Heilung! Lifa - In Maidjan! Live!

[@SSTVocalCoach]

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[@vvsandgaming4648]

They call this amplified history

[@lpn828]

Good réaction. Listen too Wardruna feat Aurora ... absolute incredible.. Have a nice day 🇧🇪

[@SSTVocalCoach]

@@lpn828 I've done a reaction to them before! If this is the right track? kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6quoZp8rrqIh6s

[@lpn828]

@@SSTVocalCoach Exactly.. I listen your analyze .. Sorry : in french language. Je vous connais seulement depuis Nightwish.. et je suis abonné depuis.. savais pas avoir déjà visionné Wardruna... 🇧🇪

[@Always-fd7pk]

This was their first live performance ever. Not bad eh😜

[@SSTVocalCoach]

WHAT!? They set themselves an awfully high bar! That was perfection!

[@FantasticDimensions]

@@SSTVocalCoach opening song. First time Kai ever sang live as well. He's the shaman/tattoo artist that you might regard as their lead male singer. Love this band! See Hamrer Hippyer for their closer.

[@terjealns2381]

@@SSTVocalCoach Maria Franz explains how her vocals in this tune appeared. Tea Time Interview with Maria Franz & Elisabeth Zharoff.

[@samuelengle3773]

Can't be when guided by the ancestral spirits. Their rituals are as much a spectacle for the ancestors as it is for us.

[@ramiabdo5953]

you can tell that it was their first performance because they were going about it in a very professional and controlled state. if you however, watch their performances later that year in Russia and other places, you will find that they add tons of stuff and perform the songs in a more relaxed and fun state. Hamrer Hippyer live at Aurora in Saint Petersburg is much more fun as they bring everyone and start dancing on stage with the warriors hyping up the crowds and going between them, fucking epic!

[@FantasticDimensions]

Her name is Maria Franz. Mohawk Guy is her partner, Christopher Juul. They have another band or two together as well. Kai is the Shaman and lead male vocalist. They are from Norway, Denmark, and Germany respectively.

[@kondatck3899]

thanks for information about them.^^

[@WYSIWY6]

Also Kai is a tattoo artist

[@kondatck3899]

@@WYSIWY6 what about right wolfman? I couldn't find him other heilung's videos on youtube.

[@ItsThatJo]

@@kondatck3899 That's Jonas Lorentzen. He used to be in the band but is now working on his own project, Nebala :) The "trifecta", as all the band members call it, are Christopher, Maria and Kai

[@kondatck3899]

@@ItsThatJo Oh, I found him!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/horQm6iKm8yApq8 This is it, isn't it?

[@TheNeonParadox]

Every six months or so, I go down this rabbit hole of people experiencing Heilung for the first time. It's because there's this cool visceral change in everyone's demeanor, energy, and body language, almost like their leftover Upper Paleolithic DNA is activating for the first time.

[@OroborusFMA]

Maria Franz has been around for ten years. It's funny how she's only getting noticed now. A case for having a first-rate agent. She's got so much talent it takes three bands to express it all.

[@Bassic]

Huh! She looks way older than 10!

[@cyberroar]

I just love surfing around on KZbin seeing people react to this performance. Vocal coaches and others are always blown away when Maria Franz does her thing.

[@Nidels]

I am glad that you give this extremely exceptional Nordic group a chance. I tell you a little about its history. The group, which are two boys and one girl, have Norwegian, Danish and German nationality and uses instruments such as horns of different animals, drums, human bones, rattles with human ashes, bells, stones, all to go back to the first musical compositions that They were able to interpret 1,000 years ago, in the iron age in northern Europe. All the letters are taken from carved gadgets from the era of the Nordic iron, such as arrowheads, bows, swords, rune stones and recite poems and psalms of war, peace and protection. Whereupon and for this, heilung, which means healing in German, is in close collaboration with archaeologists specializing in the field. The languages ​​used by heilung are several. Among them are Latin, Old Danish, German and English. They were so successful with their first album that they had to release a new live album, which includes 2 new songs. Also a video of that album live and this year they released their second work, futha, which is a much more feminine work. His first album, Ofnir, is much more aggressive and masculine. During the concerts some representations of how these ancient rituals of the iron age could be made. Also just finished the soundtrack of the video game Hellblade 2. I hope this review helps you to understand a bit the context of this musical group. Some curiosities. When they built the drums for the group, one of which is made from horse skin, a doctor drew blood from the three members of the group and painted the drums and some of their clothes with it. The male singer with the deep voice is a great tattoo artist and very professional. The bones the girl plays with are human bones and sometimes they have had problems in the countries of the tour to introduce them through the border from the country where the concert was held. The song's title can be found in the Mesogothic Anglo-Saxon glossary as "In-Maidjan", which means "deceptively change" or "corrupt". This makes sense since the entire story within the album consists of a peaceful village that is corrupted by having to go to war. Therefore, Proto-Germanic seems to be the language. "Harigasti Teiwa" is a clear Germanic reference to the Negau helmet. This helmet contains several inscriptions including the words "harigasti teiwa which are the first words of the song. This could be translated as • Tyr, be Guest of our army", since this line was trying to invoke a God for war. The next chant are the names of the 24 Norse runes of the Elder Futhark. This is also known as runic song. Come, guest Tyr For this invocation I, the Rune Master, servant of Odin, call upon the one of the Sun to aid our army Fehu, Uruz, Thurisaz, Ansuz, Raidho, Kenaz, Gebo, Wunjo, Hagal, Naudhiz, Isa, Jera, Eihwaz, Perthro, Algiz, Sowelu, Tiwaz, Berkano, Ehwaz, Mannaz, Laguz, Ingwaz, Dagaz, Othala. In English: Wealth, Aurochs, Thorn, Divine Breath, Travel, Torch, Gift, Joy, Hail, Need, Ice, Harvest, Tree, Luck, Elk, Sun, Creator, Birch tree, Horse, Man, Water, Fertility, Day, Home. Odin, prepare for battle!

[@Nidels]

@Tan Jenner Ok Correcting. Many thanks.

[@Nidels]

@Tan Jenner Good night to you.

[@HereticalKitsune]

"This is messing with my head" is the most accurate description about their music. Reading the comments on their songs, the majority outside of memes has the same feeling. Your growls/throat singing is VERY good, sounds amazing! Really liked your reactions whenever something new came. They are such an amazing band!

[@azrallye]

I found Heilung about a year ago. They really hit you in a way that is different then most modern music. Thanks for the video

[@davidnassur7202]

Found them yesterday they took me back to a world before everything!

[@jordanwhitecar1982]

Theres as many layers to the lyrics of this performance as there are layers to the actual singing/music. The opening line is inviting one of the proto norse gods to listen to them, then an incantation to help in their time of need, then the rune chant where theyre all in harmony, then the aftermath where its not words just impressionistic singing. The unspoken story could be (implied) a pre viking Scandinavian tribe being pulled into war, asking for the Gods blessings, and the battle happening during the rune chant. Where maria screams could be a tragedy happening, maybe the tribe lost, or suffered heavy casualties. The last bit being the aftermath, the survivors not wanting to talk about what happened. I think without knowing the meanings of the words most people can get some interpretation of whats happening (the rune chant doesnt really have a translation anyway, in the culture it comes from it is kind of like singing the ABCs but also a prayer or spell)

[@ReteqSawa]

Funny you say they remind you of Senuas Sacrifice as they are involved in the music for the upcomming second installment Senuas Saga. This very song is featured in the first trailer for Senuas Saga!

[@SSTVocalCoach]

No way really?? That’s so funny! Honestly the more I thought about it through editing, the more I wanted to re play the game 😂😂

[@ReteqSawa]

@@SSTVocalCoach The first one is a master piece with a very unique perspective and with Heilung on board the sequel looks very promising, here is the aforementioned trailer btw kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIW1YZqXfJVkmtE

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Maria Franz,our Banshee Norwegian Goddess !

[@JrX65]

I love watching the joy that comes into peoples faces while listening to Heilung for the first time

[@soon_to_emerge]

The best ABC song out there. I always struggle with memorising something, but this song allowed me to finally get that futhark right.

[@NickKzig]

I'm in love with your coverage of this song! I love watching people experience Heilung, and you've taught me a few things I didn't know yet! I'm definitely subscribing.

[@HeckinMoonMoon]

Omg I LOVE that heilung is finally starting to get more attention. The whole group is hugely talented and would you belive this is the first time they ever performed live? If you want to keep exploring them, I recommend Hamrer Hippyer (their closer, very upbeat) or Alfadhirhaiti (song after this, essentially a battle chant). Both from this same show. Though tbh you might as well. Do the whole show from start to finish.

[@intheshadowofathousandbean563]

I understand your excitement and I love Heilung too but really, it's not like they didn't got any attention before, haha. They have million if not tens of millions of views, they're totally fine! :D and they currently make new music as well 🙂

[@reddravenbear5984]

YES DO BOTH OF THOSE SONGS lol

[@HeckinMoonMoon]

@@intheshadowofathousandbean563 I'm referring more to people that wouldn't normally listen to this kind of thing or even didn't know that it existed. The reaction channels slowly discovering them is nice to see.

[@PalleRasmussen]

I always love to see people who knows what they are talking about, react to Heilung. Maria Franz has the most fantastic voice and skill. I have a friend, who is a tenor at the opera in Bucharest, he absolutely loves them and their skill.

[@yubogolfer4040]

7:20 The Banshee :D Excellent reaction, the full LIFA show is a masterpiece. Follow the suggestions by the other commentors for more reactions to Heilung. You will be amazed for sure.

[@FantasticDimensions]

Mate, you know your stuff. I will watch more of your reactions for sure! Thanks for reacting to Heilung. They are my favourite band for the last few years!

[@justn707]

The info you pulled out of a simple chant was awesome, I liked the way you explained it and surprised how you could do the slack vocals so well. You definitely bring a new level of appreciation to a band I already love.

[@wtglb]

You might enjoy their “Krigsgaldr” even more

[@Scott_Forsell]

I just watched The Charismatic Voice's interview with Maria Franz from yesterday. (It's fascinating.) I was craving In Maidjan after watching. Serendipity.

[@gayleeidson6724]

GREAT Reaction and amazing breakdown and description of this performance !!! Bravo !

[@jimmorris67]

Bronze and Iron Age amplified historical metal performance.Can’t wait for October Red Rock and just hoping it holds up

[@stevenrider9632]

the whole concert is pretty much a shamanistic ritual

[@nthnhbsn1909]

I would definitely recommend watching the whole concert that this video was recorded at. Its the most hypnotic and spiritual thing you will ever experience.

[@Robert_Herring]

I strongly recommend sitting down and watching the whole LIFA performance in one go. Very powerful. Best in a dark room

[@ctuck622]

Your comments on the Heilung In Maidjan video are so much more intelligent & articulate than any of the other voice coach videos I've watched.

[@threepic]

I’m a big fan of Heilung, thanks for doing this video! You gave a great detailed review! Thanks for breaking down what they do with their voices!

[@wtglb]

Love Heilung! The music makes you want to drink mead from the skull of your enemy 😆

[@ro3843]

Yours is my favorite reaction on YT. I really like how tou break everything down so well. If i had a lick of talent i would absolutely want lessons from you!

[@Hallow1]

Is there a word where youve been watching something magical and get lost in the world and then realize youre still on earth at the end. Its a really strange feeling

[@MicaelaQueirozCardoso]

That band is awesome! That's level it up to Impossible to let go! Got to get more!

[@Ryan-ev8nj]

Good reaction sir...you are just barely scratching the surface of how amazing and surreal their music is.

[@Larrybird696]

You should check out their song Alfadhirhaiti from the same show. Just perfect.

[@BridgesProductions2024]

Dude, their song "Alfadhirhaiti" (if I've butchered the spelling forgive me) is just as enchanting as this one.

[@diekje8728]

I know their music very well so I was only thinking “oh you will be surprised”

[@artieartski731]

I came to hear Heilung and wound up subscribing. You nailed this one.

[@tamipeterson2927]

Heilung is an experimental folk music band made up of members from Denmark, Norway, and Germany. Their music is based on texts and runic inscriptions from Germanic peoples of the Bronze Age, Iron Age, and Viking Age. Heilung describe their music as "amplified history from early medieval northern Europe". Their music is usually about Norse deities, jǫtnar, and valkyries. "" is a German word meaning "healing" in English.

[@maxviking3210]

That was a very cool reaction. When Maria is singing I would say she is using a style that in sweden and norway at least is refered to as Kuling, girls used that technique when they where herding alone in the mountains and called in the animals. You could check that atyle out, it is very cool.. but later she change to a more jojk style.. a way of singing the the people Sami in the north of Sweden , Norway and Finland uses. A lot of nice jojk too at youtube if you feel like checking that out too

[@maxviking3210]

@@Skeptimystic yes sorry i missed the n, kuling is a cold wind in swedish.. I blame my fingers :)

[@AllieB-11.11]

When she does a kind of growl and then transitions back into a more smooth voice she really reminds me of Bjork - maybe that is also characteristic of Nordic singing.

[@HughCorbyCruick]

Saw them in New York City last January. They are amazing. It really felt more like a ceremony than a concert.

[@NickKzig]

I really hope you continue exploring Heilung, they quickly became one of my favorite bands! ALSO! I noticed in your description that it gave you Senua's Sacrifice vibes - they're included in the soundtrack for Senua's Sacrifice 2!

[@daveemerson6549]

One of the reasons I'm looking forward with great anticipation for Senua's Sacrifice 2. Heilung did the music for the awesome trailer they released last year, as well.

[@broses456]

I was so lucky to be at their first American show about a year ago. It was incredible, a total experience. I loved seeing your take on them, I hope you do more!

[@trollbane66]

Maria really is the Siren Queen, so sweet but so ominous.

[@Neocoolzero]

Funny you said that "The visuals give me heavy Tomb Raider Reboot/ Senuas Sacrifice vibes!", considering Heilung has been working closely with Ninja Theory (the devs behind Senua's Sacrifice) on a soundtrack for the sequel for that game :)

[@JayJay-kp4ng]

I love their look as a group! I am sad I have never heard of them before though :( Another great reaction to another great music band!

[@A.J.EspinalMusic]

More heilung please.

[@johnterpack3940]

"Like something is about to happen"... and fans just giggle- yeah, Maria is about to blow your mind.

[@shelbyhowardohara1377]

😆 right?! That’s what I thought too

[@Tiropa42426]

Best vocal coach+ effective effect review/reaction 😃👌👌 THANK YOU FOR POSTING!

[@FredrikHaugen]

Its amazing how they makes a recitation of the Norse alphabet futhark sounds amazing (at 10:06 and onwards). It's like they just singing ABC- DEF- EGH etc.. If your a Norse speaker that is.

[@m21444]

One of the lesser known "instruments" they use is a Bull Roarer, if you look close you'll see someone spinning something on a string over their head, it makes a cool droning sound.

[@ipurpleyou5803]

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[@AvaByNight]

"I dont know have those instruments. at one point it looks like an guys saw an baguette in half" you sir just made my day lol

[@williammontroy9024]

Wonderful reaction man thanks

[@chriswedemann8599]

Maria franz has all the serenity of a Goddess in the chaos of the ritual- and in that, she commands stillness to witness.

[@ghostdog5198]

Nice reaction, thanks for that. I really love Heilung and as you say, it's art not only music - fantastic. I'm not a professional singer.. to be honest, I'm not even a singer at all, so I have a question. When the chant is starting at 10:07 that creates suspense in me, because they're singing the hole sentence without break, that's nearly 19 seconds. Is that an easy thing for a trained singer, or can only very gifted ones do that live on stage?

[@ewoudvanaalst4089]

Maria Franz is an extremely talented woman, aside from Heilung she also sings in a band called Songleikr, where she does more normal style singing. You might want to try out the song "Ulvetime" by Songleikr. She is really different there but just as good

[@palantir135]

Heilung is great. Their first live concert, LIFA live at Castlefest, was epic. Their songs are based on original texts and poems from the Viking age and earlier Bronze Age. Alfadhirhaiti Hamrer Hippyer And their new song Norupo

[@emex8110]

I came here to see what breathing technique they use. At no point did you mention how they maintain the level of vocalization without taking in air.

[@xxwookey]

It's interesting to see how this has developed over 5 years. They lost one male vocalist but gained 3 female vocalists, so now the band is 9 people so the arrangements of female voice, are more complex, and they also have a warrior band of 12, which really opens up the performance aspect into more complicated ritual elements. They have also become quite successful, which is great to see. Although I have no idea what its like to tour with this team of 21 people and a complicated and delicate set. Strange 'job' to get into that space every few nights.

[@ukladyfan6231]

Thank you for this introduction to Heilung. Very impactful, magical , creative, captivating and extraordinary

[@HenryAusLuebeck]

I was born in Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein and live there. In the Middle Ages my homeland was Danish, now German. Because of this, I have a loving connection with my northern neighbors. P.S. It doesn't matter where you were born. Your character makes the man. We are ALL Barbarians. Ask the ancient Romans.Peace

[@Carakav]

Thumbs up for sawing baguettes' in half :D

[@Droogie128]

This is the most metal thing ever.

[@awvarwymandubratius7906]

I love all the songs of the Lifa live performance and their newer studio albums. Some songs from Lifa that I haven't seen reacted to but are awesome include Alfadhirhaiti (wolves beckon the arrival of a war party, bristling with shields and spears, who engage in a loud conversation with the villagers), Hakkerskaldyr (a Viking Hakka, comparable to Maori and other Oceanian and Polynesian cultures), and Hamrer Hippyer (used as the grand finale, replete with elements from the other songs driving headlong to a roaring yet satisfying climax.) I might also recommend songs from some of the other Heilung Albums. Futha has some great songs in it. My favorites are Galgaldr (just... wow), Norupo (the video for this is fantastic!), and Elddansurin (this song sounds otherworldly, it is awesome!). Sam, something I would like to see you add if you do another Heilung reaction video is a more thorough explanation of how to throat sing in the manner Kai and Chris, as well as the other singers, employ. I did appreciate in this video you offered some demonstration of the technique, though. Thank you for putting together this video.

[@charlesforrester8693]

Heilung needs to be on the Golden Record that was sent aboard Voyager 1

[@dbasser]

They played Glasgow a few years back, was outstanding

[@Fifi-fw6lv]

They're coming back!

[@jesprice48]

“Sawing a baguette in half” 🤣💀

[@Canopus68]

I love Scotland. I hear it isn't as cool as it was when I lived there in the late '60s for two years.

[@Utgardaloki76]

@19:56 It's called the Scandinavian herdingcall. Especially women in Norway and Sweden still do it for practical purposes. They go outside in the eavening and let their voices echo through the valleys in this mellodic pitchy way. When the cattle that roam free hear the sound they become curious and start walking towards the sound back to their home farms. In standard Swedish this "musical style" is called kulning. You can search for it on YT.

[@mfolivia81]

Thanks for reacting to Heilung!

[@Scott_Forsell]

Btw to all English speakers, Krigsgaldr means war magic.

[@ShilohSmith]

You should listen to “Ulvetime”. It’s just Maria and Christopher but it’s absolutely magical

[@Fifi-fw6lv]

These guys are awesome! Go buy a ticket to see them. They're playing the Barrowlands January 2023

[@reddravenbear5984]

More heilung!! I recommend hamrer hippyer. So good and interesting stuff happening in this song👏🏻

[@tjardgustavson5982]

I am simple. I See Heilung, I klick

[@wimpywolf3789]

so.... when can you teach me to do those sounds?

[@ProgrammedForDamage]

I'd only ever seen Bodhran written down, didn't know that's how you pronounced it. You learn something new every day.

[@pillarofdawn]

Its funny that you mention that it gives you Senua's Sacrifice vibes in the description, because they worked on the music for that game.

[@janineschlammerl7833]

You must see Anoana from Heilung

[@frankishempire2322]

"I don't know what the words are..." Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anfYc6aMpp2Lm80

[@bigjohn697791]

Come, guest Tyr For this invocation I, the Rune Master, servant of Odin, call upon the one of the Sun to aid our army Ha Hu Hi He Ho He Hi Ha Hu Wealth, Aurochs, Thorn, Divine Breath, Travel, Torch, Gift, Joy, Hail, Need, Ice, Harvest, Tree, Luck, Elk, Sun, Creator, Birch tree Horse, Man, Water, Fertility, Day, Home Odin, prepare for battle!

[@pieboy107]

Well this amazing band was indeed used in Senuas Sacrifice. Good catch

[@norokodven4768]

If you're having trouble listening to this group then you should look into getting a Troll Cross. It will help against Fae and tricky spells.

[@SonoraSlinger]

When they all sing in unison they are reciting the Runes of Elder Futhark

[@scottwilson8499]

Watch alfadhirhaiti next it really pumps you up

[@zwartz]

Welcome to Scandi

[@graze2963]

i know its an old upload but litle sad 😥that people just react to one of ther art peaces like to see more reactions to others like Krigsgaldr or my favorit Anoana

[@bakshev]

So what do you play? The baguette.

[@ZGcentaur]

heilug lifa-live...for me, best ever recorded concert...

[@gtdriver2416]

One word to describe this experience: Atmosphere.

[@shadowprincess7788]

Haha...... 😉🤪 you where not prepared for this...

[@hardcorerider4341]

Please do MORE - wardruna and heilung

[@emiliostrange]

do some dead can dance, sam :D

[@SSTVocalCoach]

I literally just recorded a reaction to Dead Can Dance, so you won't have to wait long!

[@emiliostrange]

@@SSTVocalCoach haha nice! very much looking forward to that!

[@L1VE3V1L]

I discovered these guys on a game trailer for hellblade 2. Since then I own, and constantly listen to, all of their stuff. Mad Aussie fan. If they ever come here, I’m going, no matter where they are and what the cost. Can you imagine being in that audience?

[@gerrit9519]

That's definitely not a bodhran, LOL. Shaman drum.

[@SSTVocalCoach]

Ah damn! Still, not a million miles away, should have known from the beater! In my defence, there was A LOT to take in haha!

[@gerrit9519]

@@SSTVocalCoach True! You're in for a treat! :D

[@daveemerson6549]

"Shaman drum" doesn't really identify a type of drum. Any drum that a shaman plays is a shaman drum. Her drum is definitely similar in size and depth to a bodhran (although almost assuredly with a different skin), except that hers is almost certainly home-made. Bodhrans, in fact, are most likely a later evolution from the style of Nordic drums, which are very similar, seeing as half of Ireland and Scandinavia were colonies of the Nordic peoples during the Viking Age. **Edit: Ireland and Scotland, not Ireland and Scandinavia. Derp.

[@majagara]

@@daveemerson6549: Bodhrán (as I've seen it in Ireland) is beaten by a different kind of tipper though, a short wooden stick, using both ends. I lived in Ireland before I moved to Norway and studied Irish heritage. I certainly see many similarities culturally: hard to say which tradition started where exactly. Like having red hair. 😉

[@mlmoodle40]

Remind me of Ramstein, I like them 👍

[@DJNightchild]

Best review I saw on this song! Are you planning to review more of the Lifa liveshow?

[@wendelllasan1893]

Healing

[@Hruljina]

Try out Traust next with a 2020 performance. Ritual is great.

[@maripacp1621]

it is a very good manner to lean the runic alphabet