The Captain Meets Yvette Young

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The Captain interviews American guitarist/musician Yvette Young, a frontwoman for math rock band Covet. With an atmospheric playing style & techniques, they talk everything from inspirations to growing up and gear, as well as how a broken finger can be an advantage with playing guitar...
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[@jawshoowa]

This is the sound of a hyper intelligent person who knows how to translate her inner thoughts and experiences into words anyone can understand. What a pleasure to listen to.

[@LasseHuhtala]

Yvette: -"My heart stopped working." Lee: Nods and smiles casually.

[@danonthestrings]

I literally saw this and just looked at the comments and saw yours lol

[@richf6111]

He just wants to know if Anderson’s can stock any of her equipment....he runs a business.

[@AustinPowerz-bn5ry]

It was the most British thing to do.

[@JOSEPH-vs2gc]

@@AustinPowerz-bn5ry I was just watching monty python right before this video.. lol.

[@joelstephenson8017]

Stiff upper lip mode turned on.

[@PureJadeKid]

What a beautiful and tragic story: music made her sick, but making her own music healed her. Wow.

[@_RLP]

You comment (in addition to being spot-on) shows up as being a week old, despite the fact that the video was uploaded one hour ago... Weird...

[@voxfazer9154]

Hello time traveler 🖖👽

[@petercarlson811]

Do you have teleportation there in the future?

[@CorbCorbin]

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[@YetiOnGuitar]

@@_RLP The video was unlisted for some time, but still accessible in the "Captain Meets" playlist, so if you had the link you could view.

[@utsavsaksena6708]

This was probably my favorite interview so far. I don't know why, because Lee has indeed interviewed some absolute legends here. I guess watching someone from my own generation who I can truly relate to made it special. Great work Andertons! Yvette is amazing.

[@SFolkes97]

I agree, maybe the best interview so far - and I'm nowhere near her generation. She's a fountain of music knowledge and enthusiasm mixed with anything's possible approach. Cool!

[@cvtataryn]

Age has nothing to do with it. She's just the full package.

[@MK-oz2lf]

it was the editing

[@thomasmims7850]

she's 31 bro, he's interviewed plenty of millennials!

[@anthonyl9126]

That, and she could play Chopin on piano at 13 years old.

[@Incognito_alien]

The future of music is in good hands.

[@mrmisterman999]

you wouldnt say that if you saw the trash on Trending

[@rinaberman7686]

@@mrmisterman999 Popular music is trash, sure. Good thing that's just a sliver of what's out there.

[@mrmisterman999]

@@rinaberman7686 yep

[@zombiemachinery4868]

Yeah right, have you ever heard of the music industry tyranny? Yeah, in its hands.

[@AustinPowerz-bn5ry]

Thank the lord a trained professional showed up lol

[@VegasLoungeAct]

She is insanely charming, and a delight to listen to.

[@csharp57]

VegasLoungeAct If I ever meet someone as wonderfully beautiful like her I’m going to try and date her!!! I love her energy

[@dm5i]

"A delight to listen to when speaking, or playing?" "Yes!"

[@przemysawbrzezinski7602]

Woah! Capitan is giving 110% of his brain to compose the questions. Very. Good. Job.

[@robinho1978.]

Przemysław Brzeziński 100% A really great interview! Probably his best imo

[@igorbroeckel279]

Haha

[@RockSchooled]

LMAO!

[@ForrestSchultz89]

This comment killed me. haha

[@jamesvalls8530]

@@robinho1978. a

[@Bagledog5000]

I'm rarely fascinated by people, but Yvette is one of the most interesting artists I've ever seen on this show. If she comes to Japan I'll definitely check out her live performance.

[@123fimb6]

Yes ill definitely come when she going to southeast asia too

[@Drawthemoral]

I think part of why Yvette is so inspiring is because she's very self-aware about what experiences inform her songwriting and playing. So many excellent players don't know how to verbally communicate very well. She's a very holistically expressive artist.

[@sams8674]

Exactly! Sooo many artists I admire actually have the least insight on where their art comes from and why it moves people.

[@jfo3000]

Or they don't want to give away their process.

[@michaeljohnson8058]

I'm in love with her brain.

[@powbobs]

michael johnson The rest of her too.

[@michaeljohnson8058]

powbobs i'm very certain, not the case. I'm 55 and have learned about love and lust. ( guitar is the wisest pursuit. )

[@mmmichelin1]

This video should be called “Yvette Young makes the Captain look old”

[@higler.]

Love Yvette so much. She's such a kind and pure soul, and a defender of keytar.

[@trongs01]

I love the fact that she likes Hiromi. Since I discovered Yvette, she has been my new Hiromi.

[@kitano0]

Both Yvette and Hiromi exude and spread joy. Check out Hiromi's latest album...extraordinary version of "Rhapsody in Blue"

[@justmart4455]

Hiromi is 👌👌👌👌👌

[@moreblack]

Between her, Ichika Nito, Tim Henson and that whole new generation, the kids coming up have their own guitar influences to look up to. They don't have to be stuck with the same old EVH, Hendrix, Page, Clapton anymore.

[@usuallyclueless4477]

I'm 24 and these people are my influences. Bought a guitar a few months ago and I'm learning.

[@NotEntirelyThere]

As a 19-year-old who loves all the artist you list I would say that these newer wave definitely inspired me to actually learn kind of a kick in the ass telling me that I didn’t know shit because I loved Paige Hendrix Gilmore but never tried learning any of the music and was the basics 16-year-old gate keeper that listens to hard rock but as I got older I started getting into more shit and these virtuosos have definitely inspired me

[@johnrinehart8866]

I’m 29 and have been playing guitar for a few years now. I would say my top three guitarists right now are Tosin Abasi (Animals as Leaders), Aaron Marshall (Intervals), and Yvette Young (Covet).

[@summersendband]

I loathe Henson and Nito, but Yvette Young is great. I don't think she should be mentioned with those modern shred posers. She is a musician.

[@wavewithus4081]

​@@summersendbandso negative. I bet Yvette Young loves the polyphia dudes and polyphia loves Yvette equally. If you follow these modern musicians/guitarists you'd see they all talk with eachother, meet up and follow eachother's careers and stuff.

[@inz1]

I love this girl, before even hearing her speak I knew she’d have an amazing approach to the guitar just by hearing her guests on polyphia tracks.

[@oxygenplug]

This is such a great interview. Partly because the Cap continues to improve every time he does one of these, but Yvette is such a fantastic interviewee. I love her honesty and how well in formed she is!

[@eetsnada1831]

She is so free it chokes me up just hearing her talk

[@timk7508]

Ok, I will say it. This is the best KZbin channel. And it apparently just gets better and better. A dream for everyone interested in a guitar.

[@ESPmrBrough]

Yvette Young is such a pure being

[@johnclaudio9013]

Wise words on “competitiveness” from Ms. Young. No secret, it’s all about self creativity. Thanks again for the great content Captain!

[@Mechanicthing]

It’s good to see Lee being serious and asking some intelligent and pertinent questions. No silly banter and sidekicks. Really good interview.

[@dimiaraujo90]

Lee: "So, how did you became interested in music?" Yvette: " ...TL, DR... ASIAN PARENTS! ... "

[@jacobisaacs600]

lol. stereotypes

[@stickmanbrains]

@@jacobisaacs600 She said it! Hahaha

[@lequack7399]

You be a docta'!Are you docta' yet?Parenting 101

[@chrispizarro8855]

I was looking for this comment, and I found it.

[@KuraMad2000]

@@jacobisaacs600 Oddly it is an accurate sterotype. To a T lol

[@samz9121]

By far my favourite interview on this channel. Part of Yvette's charm is her straight up honesty and willingness to deep dive into non-superficial stuff which is what I'm a major fan of. While I don't think I can tap (no pun intended) into her style, watching her go from strength to strength has been nothing short of incredible. I still haven't gotten around to buying one of her merch shirts yet. =(

[@TLDT]

Great interview! I’ve watched a few interviews with Yvette and the interviews seem quiet smitten with her, she seems like a very delightful person!

[@darkhorseO3]

I love Yvette. Such a talent and such a lovely human being. Wish more people were like her

[@BelaCurcio]

She's the most incredible guitar player I've ever seen.

[@oyobass]

Yvette's piano playing brought tears to my eyes. What an interesting, dedicated musician.

[@egj1975]

When you are giving up on mankind you see someone like her and my faith is restored. She is amazing!!!

[@wowthtsgood]

I gasped when i got this notification. Love Yvette. I think every guitarist should know her name

[@Tsudkyk]

One of the most talented guitar players of our time. Brilliant and humble.

[@Rem1Gnova]

I literally hadn't heard of Yvette until about 15 minutes before I started watching this. She's a delight to listen to, both playing and discussing all things guitars. This could have gone on for hours as far as I'm concerned

[@MarcCoteMusic]

I have to think that this young woman embodies the term 'prodigy'. What an incredible talent.

[@22BROADIE]

I thought she was good on guitar until i heard her on piano! Shes so talented!!

[@kwesibruno]

Great interviewer (well thought-out and engaged questions) and great musician. Yvette (and her band) are a breath of fresh air. Inspires me to play (and play well) more than ever.

[@psychicsushizoid]

Watching her fingers dance across the fretboard to create those melodies is almost like witnessing a magical slight of hand.

[@algorithm007ify]

Its great but now compare that with Chris Broderick’s 4 finger tapping..

[@simonnaji]

Life throws up little miracles. That someone of my advanced years can be so inspired by a person as young as Yvette is wonderful. I was unaware of her before, so thank you Lee.

[@jeremynunez6223]

Math Rock and prog rules and forsure needs more coverage. Yvette is awesome and insanely talented!

[@jeremynunez6223]

P.S. I have been wanting a CHON sounds like from andertons, it would be sick to hear rabea and matt try to play some of those riffs

[@TheZooropaBaby]

yeah I feel like guys like Spencer Seim and Ian Williams are super underrated as guitar players

[@jldkrank]

Saw her live when covet came to Canada with periphery. The whole band was amazing. Seriously

[@SpencerAGuitar]

same here! that tour was insane, all 3 bands put on amazing performances

[@jamietaylor8663]

Spencer what was the third band on the tour

[@jldkrank]

@@jamietaylor8663 veil of maya

[@DavidDyte1969]

So rare to hear a guitarist doing something completely unique. Utterly unlike anyone else out there. Amazing.

[@BlueprintsForHeadaches]

Except the bands she said influenced her and there are other bands of the same genre that are new .

[@user-tu2dr3ny6x]

@@BlueprintsForHeadaches The bands that influenced her don't play like she does, I've checked out the ones I've heard her specifically mention. They're all good, but she's soared far above them, in my opinion at least, and is still pushing further and further beyond them. Even Toe, an absolutely amazing band, just sounds okay if I immediately switch from one of their songs to Covet, or Yvettes solo releases.

[@BlueprintsForHeadaches]

@@user-tu2dr3ny6x Personal preference i suppose i prefer Toe over Yvette Young. Like them both a lot though.

[@user-tu2dr3ny6x]

@@BlueprintsForHeadaches I was being an asshole before so I'll tone it down this time lol, sorry about that. Nothing wrong with differences in opinion by any means. I was mostly just annoyed because I got the impression that you were downplaying her creativity, considering the context of the comment you responded to. I realize I didn't make myself clear before, and I may be misinterpreting your comment anyways.

[@BlueprintsForHeadaches]

@@user-tu2dr3ny6x all good I didn’t think you where being rude at all. As far as skill and creativity goes she is definitely the most skilled when it comes to composing and playing in this genre of music , hands down.

[@o-redbeard-o1036]

when she gets warmed up she is dangerously charming. a unbelievable player too. shes awesome!

[@peterbrooke7146]

I could listen to Yvett talk about music or anything tbh so intresting also the captain did great at interviewing as always!

[@johnv4866]

I was just starting to write, "this young lady is a genius," when Lee told her that she was like a musical Stephen Hawkings.

[@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888]

Stephen who? Read a book John.

[@mark7166]

Yvette Young is freakin' awesome!

[@jambalaya7647]

This is a significant interview with a significant artist. Lee's delight connecting with the thoughtful, articulate, present, and clearly genius Young reminds me a lot of Dick Cavett's conversations with people of that caliber in his day - friendly, playful, striving to let the interviewee tell the most and the best of themselves. Yvette Young now has my attention and my profound respect, as does Lee.

[@popnoice8126]

I had the pleasure of seeing Covet along with Periphery earlier this year, and boy what an incredible display of guitar prowess that show was. Yvette is such an amazing and creative player!!

[@jimalbruzzess2445]

Yvette and her band, Covet, are so freakin awesome!!!! Great interview. I just can't get enough of her. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@chriscuthbertson]

I could listen to her play all day.

[@demuthjesse]

You are such a bad a$$ Yvette! Dont ever change, you are perfect!!! Keep blowing our minds and opening our hearts!!!!

[@KaiDown]

I've seen Yvette Young acoustic, and I've seen her with Covet. Both experiences blew my mind.

[@user-jk9xs7rp1y]

Everybody loves Yvette Young.

[@NeptuneCheeseCake]

I really liked this interview. One one hand, you have Lee who was like a really supportive grandad, and on the other you have Yvette, an exceedingly talented up and comer. Both of them brought their best, and it showed.

[@powbobs]

The Captain seems completely enthralled. And I don’t blame him. She’s stupendous.

[@jeatone]

An amazing interview. My favourite for sure. I love listening to intelligent and expressive people speak about what they love.......and the Captain, as usual, asked just the right questions. I think he, and anybody who has watched this video could not help but fall a little bit in love with Yvette Young.

[@bryanwolfbird]

This is an unexpected video! Two worlds collide. That would be sick if she was able to have a signature line with Ibanez

[@michaelanderson108]

captain, this is the coolest guest and the most enjoyable meet you've ever had. this vid was so enjoyable and it just made me smile and just so happy. you got to have her back, so inspirational

[@Tahquitz]

Wow, I LOVE this gal’s mind, spirit and playing! Truly a gifted and gift giving person.

[@jipes]

Yvette Young is such a refreshing guitar player and great composer I just love it. Great Interview

[@valendis]

Damn I love Yvette! I feel like the "like" button isn't enough! If only we could click the button more than once!

[@joseluisfernandez3453]

I don't know if i've seen any other guitar player with such a lovely personality and energy I think it's impossible not to immediately like her

[@adamscott1142]

It's so lovely to see how unfazed and accepting Lee is when Yvette raises her mental health issues and how that manifested behaviourally and physically. x

[@CrisFrancisco]

I never heard of Yvette Young before this interview. Lee, great job interviewing her. She is a fascinating musician and person. Because of her broad, musical experience, she has a interesting perspective and is able to articulate her so well (both verbally and musically on the instrument). Cheers!

[@teemupasinen2873]

Man, Lee is really good at coming up with some deep questions. One of the quickest hours of my life.

[@Neosuburban]

OMG it is so satisfying to hear that Yvette is also into Ólafur Arnalds. I was watching a TV program and I heard some of his music came on and impacted me and just had to look it up, which I never do. No wonder I dig Yvette!

[@michaelpurdy9165]

AND SHE USES AN AC 15😍

[@kahfigitar]

Plini next?

[@KaiDown]

Plini would be fantastic. I'd also love to see Captain meets Nolly, David Maxim Micic or Angel Vivaldi

[@xSquishiiKatastrophy]

Please.

[@AlanW]

I asked Plini about this, he's up for it! www.reddit.com/r/progmetal/comments/9ehh2l/gday_from_plini_ask_me_anything_round_2/e5p89aj?

[@reiniervanzwieten7092]

or jakub zytecki

[@endofanera1983]

I second plini and david micic. Maybe even sithu aye. Sithu is in coffee with Ola. Also check out the “no guitar is safe”podcast for a cool plini interview. They even jam a little. It’s from 2017 when handmade cities was released. One of the best plini interviews out right now.

[@loopghost]

There’s no easy resolution to the work it takes to be professional classical musician and the wrecking of a childhood. It’s the same in gymnastics and countless other time sensitive pursuits. I am so glad that Yvette was able to survive and thrive. Her music and musicianship inspire me to no end. Interesting that she had a similar thought on being able to write and performed songs without pedals, as Mario from CHON said something similar about learning to play really well before plugging into anything beyond an amp.

[@eastendmusic]

i was just mesmerized watching this , she is such a great musician and a lovely person

[@jjancc]

Hey that first bit is so great. I was studying Classical Saxophone and Jazz Saxophone in Germany until 2 years ago and the same stuff happend to me! I was really put under so much pressure from my family, that put me almost in a state of self harm. I was fortunate enough to just make the cut and seek help and spend almost a year in a mental health clinic. Music is beautiful, but when it gets forced everything changes. Glad to hear another similar story

[@danstheworst]

what a special human. incredible to say the least. not for nothing - would LOVE to see Mateus Asato on here.

[@-suphur]

She's brilliant and very compelling,

[@dillipphunbar7924]

What a lovely person she is...grounded and yet soars, musically...I wonder what she would create with modular/eurorack...something AMAZING I reckon.......at least give her a complimentary Zoia fx pedal Captain!??

[@shaunoleary8740]

Yvette is amazing for a million reasons!

[@surrealestate06]

Wonderful interview. I ran into Yvette's music at the end of a "guitarists you should know" video. After 'x' number of shredders I was getting ear fatigue and then on comes this melodic, full, complex, interesting music. Thank you.

[@AndrewStottisTheIndiWerWlf]

Can we just acknowledge what a genuine and lovely human she is? She got so vulnerable and I connected with her on a deeper level.

[@TobyKBTY]

Thank you so much for this. Yvette has been a massive inspiration and breathe of fresh air this past decade

[@iamacharliest]

Yes! Never expected this but I'm very grateful for this episode!

[@gpeterson999]

Lee, this was one of your best interviews and one of your most interesting guests. I learned things I didn't know about Yvette Young even after watching many interviews with her. This was a wonderfully genuine and engaging interview of a truly facsinating new artist overflowing with talent. I'll definitely get my daughter to watch as well. Great job! Thank you.

[@bufferkiller]

By far my favorite interview thus far, and I love the interviews on this channel. I keep rewatching and learning something new each time. Yvette's soundscapes are far and away the most encapsulating and emotive of any modern-day composer that I can think of.

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

First Laura Cox and now Yvette. . . great job keeping us current with the female roster of terrific and fun artists out there right now Lee! Keep it up, since there are many, many more!

[@AngusMcMaiden89]

Not only is Yvette Young talented, intelligent and generally an all round genius, but I genuinely feel more inspired and a better person every time I watch one of her interviews

[@adamburress6663]

The best interview ever! This video had such a great vibe and the fact you can just feel how enthusiastic y’all were made me feel like I was apart of the show! Very wonderful job! @AndertonsMusicCo thank you and happy Holidays!

[@jonarnaldo]

Favorite interview. Watched all the way to the end and still wanted more. Nice to hear more about an artist other than what gear they use.

[@petercarlson811]

Yvette is a very inspirational person to me. Her attitude towards music and doing her own thing resonates really well with me.

[@Truthinshredding1]

Thanks for this interview. Yvette is a real musical soul, great to hear her talk about her creative process.

[@WolchBot]

That was a great interview, Vyette is extremely talented. I am in love with that guitar.

[@ProfHojo-]

Yvette has been my favorite musician for some time now. Clicked so fast on this video! What a great episode.

[@mikeb1841]

Wow, what a great interview!! Yvette Young is such an incredible musician and person!!!!

[@amesmilesoff4768]

What an amazing person she is, well done Lee for a great interview.

[@francescociarrocchi1422]

JEEZ that hand clap at 0:39 sounded like it was from behind my back using headphones.

[@nickdemarco191]

Tim Collis from TTNG is another amazing guitarist (also from the UK) you guys should listen to if you enjoy Yvette's stuff! Math Rock is awesome!

[@kevinberstler]

Yvette is such an amazing artist. Love her work.

[@HookahMonz]

Yvette is such a joy to watch perform! Love everything she does. Listening to her story made me love her all the more! Great interview!

[@sabeeh2795]

I would 100% buy that Talman in that exact colour, or a blue version. Her pink one looks great too! Hurry up Ibanez lol

[@guitarbobification]

I rarely comment on videos and have seen at least 50 of yours. I also subscribe to 15 or so other channels. You have had some amazing guests lately (Walter Trout, Tommy Emmanuel, people with a century of music history between them) and they were incredibly enjoyable. This was however without a doubt one of the best and most entertaining episodes I have ever seen. She is a charm, and you are such a gracious and thoughtful host. You two could have been talking about pancakes and aliens and I would have been hypnotized. Well done!!

[@LooneyJuice]

What an absolute banger of an interview! This was so inspiring, thanks guys!

[@MarcosVinicius-so9tg]

That was like the fastest 1 hour video i watched in a long time on youtube. already a fan and now my love for her just went through the roof. awesome video

[@julianschulz1620]

Very cool to see Mac Demarco interview Yvette!

[@abel3497]

Broken bone ASMR... love her sense of humour 😀

[@d.h.9239]

I like her sense of humor! Shes seems like such a cool person 🎶🎸

[@astrorobinson3716]

She’s so pretty and sooo talented.