Turning Pop Songs into Irish jigs...(ft. Cullen Vance)

[@shyamalancox746]

"Celtic and Irish music is like a heart hug" This man is a genius

[@laciemariposa4833]

Whoa I read your comment literally as he said it. Cool

[@dustyscribe8397]

I'm currently reading a book on Celtic music and that's literally what it says, just with longer (and more) words

[@whiskerswv]

Ever watched a cartoon saloon movie? (They got lots of Celtic music)

[@Emma88178]

So is she

[@super_siri]

Yes, yes he is.

[@CullenVance]

BRO. This was an unreasonable amount of fun!! Thank you again for inviting me along and for your amazing work and collaboration!! Happy St Paddy’s day! 💚☘️

[@alexflute6795]

It was a joy learning so much about Irish music! Thank you so much!

[@MysTaeryColorful]

Aah! Cullen! I was so excited to see you on Melinda's channel! I was all "omg I know someone famous!" Lol But seriously, I miss your genius face. It's so great to watch you geek out over art. Glad to see you're still doing so well.

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

You look so sad while playing all those instruments. (not) :-) Do you know who Ali Spagnola is?

[@ChrisRodgersmusic]

Loved watching you play. I noticed you hold your bodhran tipper pretty far back. If you choke up a little you'll have an easier time hitting triplets.

[@georgiabryant6734]

Yooooo!! It's so cool seeing you pop up on my KZbin recommended after meeting you at A3!!! Your playing amazes me every time I hear it!!!

[@Hildegardvonblingin]

Was already a fan of Cullen, and you are equally wonderful! I live for this sort of thing and you two are such incredible musicians.

[@jadenkoi3158]

Oh... I didn't expect to see a legend of your caliber in the comments section

[@Malinda]

I LOVE YOUR CONTENT SO MUCH

[@Lootoodle]

PRODUCE MOAAAAAR PLEASEEEEE

[@Hildegardvonblingin]

@@Malinda Awe wow, thank you! Likewise! As a novice on the Irish whistle, this was super informative!

[@cocolime6496]

her ladyship has graced the comment section with her presence!

[@Benni777]

The pure joy from Cullen when he was clapping to this song was all the serotonin I needed 😍

[@ScarletBirb]

If you don't wanna listen to the two beautiful music nerds, here are the timestamps: 3:23 Drivers License by Olivia Rodrigo 5:23 Blinding Lights by The Weekend 7:05 Levitating by Dua Lipa (Slide version) 8:29 Levitating by Dua Lipa (Slow Reel version) Thank you so much for all the amazing content! You two are good eggs.

[@patricialyons491]

Thank you! RoseLover1995 for this! Good Eggs indeed! I appreciate being able to skip to the music here.

[@pnerd]

Who wouldn't want to listen to the two beautiful music nerds?

[@lastmanstanding5423]

is it weird I never heard not a single one of these in the original? loved the Irish versions though...

[@haydanoc8779]

Commenting to be reminded of this video haha

[@duskblau486]

@@lastmanstanding5423 I haven't seen any except Blinding Lights

[@Mothman_In_a_T-Pose]

Cullen's happy clapping absolutely sent me. He is such a pure bean.

[@TheCastIronChancellor]

He plays 30 instruments but is the most enthusiastic about his clapping. He just loves it all.

[@hobbitsdosucesso4704]

3:23 - Drivers license 5:24 - Blinding lights 7:05 - Levitating SLIDE version 8:28 - Levitating MARCH version

[@AkitaKoizumi10]

Bless you

[@Remembertosmile]

Never heard of any of these songs

[@MysteryMastery69]

Thank you

[@tlbcanine3748]

I want a full version

[@hobbitsdosucesso4704]

@@tlbcanine3748 same dude

[@danahimrich1059]

You have no idea how badly I want an entire album of pop covers like this.

[@caracannon6138]

I would buy that in a heartbeat lol

[@lylysg1136]

I would definitely buy it

[@miltoncastro935]

Does she have videos of just this

[@PaulOBrienSEOBrien]

Add me to this for the reminder

[@MagicalGlimmers]

Check hildegard von blingin's channel, it's basically all a lot like this.

[@jonlowing7907]

As an Australian tourist in Ireland some twenty years ago, I happened upon the village of Doolin, in County Clare after a sightseeing visit to the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher. The village was so captivating that I decided to stay the night at a b & b and see what the pubs could offer for a meal and some entertainment. As I was strolling down the footpath, trying to decide which pub to choose, I heard some traditional Irish music start up in one of them. I was astonished to hear an accompaniment from a didgeridoo, a traditional Australian aboriginal instrument so far out of its element as to make me wonder if I was imagining it! Of course I had to go in and investigate and, sure enough, it was a genuine didg and it melded so pleasingly well with the Irish music that I stayed until closing to drink it all in........er, in more ways than one!!

[@willhqAUS]

A wild guess would make that O'Connor's... one of the world's great pubs 🍻

[@bethanybrookes8479]

I mean, as long as they can play along to the song somehow, the instrument is welcome. It's part of the fun.

[@jonlowing7907]

@@CartwheelsInTheMoonlight ?

[@NoMady688]

​@@CartwheelsInTheMoonlight asterisk and Obelix?

[@NoMady688]

❤❤❤

[@DeVallaR]

Holy shit that blinding lights is straight fire. Can we have full version please? I need to destroy the replay button kindly.

[@super_siri]

Agreed!!!

[@jacobnugent8159]

Yes

[@L1_onKing]

It is really cool ! Another cool (metal) version is by Feuerschwanz

[@rosebudgremlin]

So fun and creative, and I fully agree that folk music is like a hug for your heart. There is just something so familiar and homey to the sounds and melodies of folk music.

[@RosheenQuynh]

YESSS

[@OdaKa]

Did you listen to a lot of folk music at home?

[@NoMady688]

❤❤❤

[@pigeon3332]

As an Irish person who’s grown up with this style of music almost exclusively, this is way more perfect then it should be

[@adamaris1760]

Music nerds are the best aren't they?

[@SorenPenrose]

@@adamaris1760 no, I'm a music nerd and this video gave me anxiety. Apparently Irish people have their own definitions for music terms and it traumatized me.

[@adamaris1760]

@@SorenPenrose sorry to hear that 😅

[@brynnm.642]

@@SorenPenrose I guess the Irish just don't like standard terminology I'm an Irish dancer there are no standardized names for the moves, each different country, state, and school calls them different things lol

[@mischamccarthy5887]

same its great!! ive been learning the fiddle since I was 6, and my family always had sessions! its so cool to see

[@kinaro_1539]

I hope "Will It Irish?!" will become its own series...

[@anica7438]

yup!

[@danicag.1310]

Or more in general “will it (insert cultural music here)”

[@Taracinablue]

I'm unfamiliar with all of the originals, but the Irish versions made me happy--they're so cheery and cozy :)

[@fireinateacup89]

Same

[@peachesnpeace]

Hmm, I was told that the difference between a violin and a fiddle is that you don’t spill beer on a violin. 😜 It’s really awesome to hear other traditional northern but not Irish instruments join in on an Irish jam session, especially nyckelharpa or hurdy-gurdy. And they can definitely keep up! Amazing adaptions, especially the slide jig and the march!!

[@HypeFlexington]

I was told the same thing

[@jamessan3404]

You need tone beer though. I heard you get deepest timbre with Guinness ;)

[@patricialyons491]

@@jamessan3404 True that!

[@jamessan3404]

@@patricialyons491 and sad part is I ain't even joking too much. Beer does lower voice after all.

[@classicaltrombone]

SO. MUCH. JAUNTY.

[@Clasteau]

How much jaunty? AL DA JAUNTEEE!!!!!!!!

[@robertpatter5509]

Robert has a Jaunty Hat- Hildegard Von Blingin

[@huwcresswell6996]

as a scottish musician who really enjoys both scottish and Irish traditional music, be it folk, ceilidh or otherwise, it's really fun to listen closely and get to know the subtle differences between the two, and appreciate the similarities.

[@rianmiddleton4185]

As an irish lad I agree

[@Amcsae]

I was expecting the Aire to be more Strathspey-like, after it being described as the slow one, but they're still very different!

[@nicokelly6453]

Agreed! Irish and Scottish Gaelic tunes have always sounded slightly musically different to me but I'm not enough of a musician to figure out exactly how, I'd love to see more on the similarities and differences. Both are so lovely.

[@naturally_roisin]

As an Irish girl, I approve! You really know your stuff. I've been playing the Tin Whistle since I was 7 (11 years now) and I can hardly read sheet music still! I usually just learn by ear lol. Keep up the fantastic effort, and thank you for calling our music a "heart hug" - couldn't have worded it better myself!

[@ceticwitch9466]

I'm from the Scottish Highlands this is literally 2am at a house party when ur pal gets his guitar out minus the beautiful flute playing! Awesome, loved it ❤

[@NoMady688]

❤❤❤

[@orkelyssupersaver]

The clapping part made me feel like I could totally be a part of this music making process. Been a fan of Celtic Woman for years, saw them in concert. So glad I found your channel.

[@ThrabenValiant]

How is it that he plays a million instruments, but I can't stop enjoying his clapping the most!?

[@Lily-jf1pq]

Its the beaming smile

[@JonaxII]

Once you learn a few instruments, every further one becomes increasingly easy, so a person who plays 10 different things can probably expand into 30, and then further again, no problem. But a nice enthusiastic, on point clap? That can't be bought.

[@CyberChrist]

Because it's extra sassy ^^

[@majdfares6637]

The irish version of levitating gives me so much energy i can't even stop my self from smiling . Thank you malinda🙏🥰

[@roor6846]

I'm born and reared in Ireland, but now live on another continent. I was already impressed when you pronounced bodhrán correctly. The music is giving me overwhelming nostalgia for the trad sessions I regularly went to. You've really captured the essence perfectly. I love this, I want full versions of each song!

[@LanaVegana]

LOVE IT! I am not Irish, not even of Irish descent, and have never even been to Ireland. Still, the first music I ever listened to on a regular basis - apart from kids music in my own language - was Celtic music, and I have been in love with Irish dance music ever since I first heard the theme songs from Riverdance and The Lord of the Dance.

[@lucasblaise]

The fact that you went into the WHY and then blew us away with it even still...goosebumps.

[@justine4387]

as someone who’s been doing Irish dance for over 10 years now, going through this pandemic without it, especially the March dance season is hard, I miss being so surrounded by the beautiful culture, and seeing so many people on the Internet make Irish tunes and music cool again really makes me happy, I love this music, keep it up!

[@Malinda]

THIS WAS WAY TOO FUN enjoy :D. And go follow Cullen!! vm.tiktok.com/ZMeBq8Bot/ Also I just released a new single!!! Check it out!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmS4dn-VbsaUrbM

[@David_Thompson]

Well done - tunes 2 & 3 were surprisingly good so why not do a full video and send it to Dua - you never know she might!

[@serenepartridge6042]

Happy St Patrick’s Day! 🍀

[@kage3069]

I hope the "special announcements" have got something to do with your new album! I love listening to your original music and I need new songs to learn by heart xD

[@jackpollock5375]

Yay, a new song!

[@niennaserena4959]

Can we have a full cover of Blinding Lights? I love Irish Jigs!

[@Lee-wil49]

My bird danced along and honestly that’s a super high compliment due to her usually screaming at my music choices

[@LittleBitVic]

Clapping Cullen is my favorite vibe, and now I have to listen to hours of jigs and reels, thank you very much. ^-^ The playing and improv was awesome. The comedic timing of the edits made me giddy, and I actually laughed aloud at, "'We could go full 12/8, but I don't think we should. We'll keep it at-- or, maybe...?' 'What would it sound like in 12/8?' *Cuts to an elaborate and fleshed-out full accompaniment*." Otherwise, I only knew of "Blinding Lights" so I don't know the context on the rest, but it sounded fun either way! Thanks for the edu-tainment!

[@rainyrelaxing9887]

You lass are a national treasure and very talented! I wish more people "felt" music the way you do. Thank you so much for bringing the love of such a wonderful genre to a world-wide stage.

[@charliebannon5489]

Hey you two, I absolutely love this video. I'm born and raised Irish, and I'm so impressed by your accurate knowledge. I was bathed in Irish music all my life. Hey public, believe everything Melinda says here. It's all true. A "heart hug"? Yes, that's what it is. Happ SP day, y'all🙂👍☘🇮🇪

[@KrazyPi]

I would actually 100% buy an album of you two covering pop songs

[@NoMady688]

❤❤❤

[@quillsnwhiskers]

So when are the full versions of these covers going on Spotify? These are some wonderful little gems I would love to bring into my “DnD” playlist

[@Heothbremel]

So much fun! I love that idea

[@cinerina]

Yes I also desperately need these recording pleeeeeease!

[@marianarengifo6567]

Cullen clapping in Blinding Lights gives me so much LIFE! (5:35 he looks like a proud aunt at a recital)

[@yavannakementari4632]

The last one was the best I think. Sounded so much like the actual song, yet beautifully Irish at the same time

[@stacypastry2440]

I adore all of his different facial expressions while he's playing the same song on different instruments and you know he's actually alone. I'm not joking. I think it's bloody adorable!

[@jeremytodd77]

I literally grinned when Blinding Lights started. Holy crap that was awesome and needs to be a full cover that I would never stop listening to.

[@flutechannel]

One of my favorite videos of yours, been lurking for a while and realized I haven't subbed. Gonna do it now.

[@catbert7]

5:50: If only everyone were having as much fun as that clapping guy! xD

[@NoMady688]

❤❤❤

[@mia-saraking5479]

*A heart hug.* That is exactly what I was needing right now. Just to get lost in some lovely music made by lovely people, because the world saw fit to remind me just how ugly humanity could be, but now it's also reaffirmed just how beautiful. Thank you both, truly.

[@paca_bill4863]

Well, never heard of any of those pop songs, so I wouldn't have any idea how they sounded before being performed with an Irish flair. That being said, they sound great!

[@DaveLH]

Agreed -- Would have been nice if they had done it with pop songs that are more universally known -- Like "Sound of Silence" or "Dancing Queen" or something... Still, I enjoyed the Celtic arrangements they came up with!

[@TheDGomezzi]

@@DaveLH Hahah they chose the biggest pop songs of the past year. Not their fault if you're a little out of touch! 😜

[@conlon4332]

Haha I know right. That's so me. I'm just redescoving all the songs that were playing on the radio during my childhood when I didn't understand them (quite literally didn't know what they were singing a lot of the time). I feel quite proud of myself that I actually know popular songs... and then I remember they're not anymore and I know nothing about what's popular now. Haha ahh... my life.

[@maidenminnesota1]

@@TheDGomezzi Most people's musical knowledge ends with high school. Fact. 40 years from now you'll still be listening to today's music, which will be called "oldies", and YOU'LL be the one "out of touch". It's part of human existence.

[@SlightlySingedAngel]

@@maidenminnesota1 This is true! Apparently people's music preference is set in at about age 14 and no matter what else you learn to enjoy you'll always have that preference. Which is why when I'm driving, my 26-year-old pagan ass sets the radio to the local Christian music station and jams out to the same artists I was listening to at 14.

[@whitemoonwolf13]

okay but can we get a full version of that irish blinding lights? that was heavenly

[@ianhmz]

I loved the March Slow Reel "Levitating" version! It was so much fun to listen to and gave me a "heart hug"

[@therpgwriter8459]

My three years of Irish step dance was coming out strong, and then that reel had me doing overs. Beautifully done, both of you!

[@agus_not_august]

Please release full versions of these, because these are so fun! you did a great job!

[@Gorthaur42]

“I’ll text Adam...” Sound clip from Adam answering the question... Huh. So they really do all know each other.

[@Malinda]

I can tell you we all do yes xD

[@MadMusician]

@@Malinda Who's "we all"? I thought it was just you and Cullen.

[@Rivervlogs420]

@@MadMusician ugh you don't know the word we? she means the whole world 🙄

[@MadMusician]

@@Rivervlogs420 Oh sorry about that; I'll make sure to remember next time. ;)

[@NederGiveUp]

They met at a conference....probably that or in the DMs

[@katiebroadway]

I love every single thing about this. AND I learned a lot! I've been trying to learn more about my Irish heritage lately, ad I really love music, so this is awesome! Thanks you too!

[@teamartina.S6786]

Love the profile pic!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@aidansmith1446]

Foil, Arms, and Hog might want to have a word with you. (Referencing their ongoing pop song parody series.)

[@whyamidoingthis5236]

My brain also went to their Irish Farmer

[@Heothbremel]

I want this crossover

[@tradarcherkl]

Yes!

[@gerardacronin334]

Yes please! Doomdah!

[@reflexxuns4065]

I don't listen to pop music, I'm a metalhead myself, but, I love listening to Irish/Celtic music. This was fantastic! Thank you.

[@embeenjammin]

That second version of Duo Lipa was 🔥

[@thenightranger987]

I love how happy Cullen is while clapping.

[@grainnereynolds5]

hey thanks for doing this and being very respectful towards irish music. as an Irish musician, sometimes i feel like people who dont grow up in ireland can be disrespectful towards irish music (even if its unintentional) so thank you for being respectful and actually knowing things about irish music also side note your such a good flute player :)

[@lucasdieugenio507]

Malinda: "what does it mean to sing or play in an irish way?" Me: slowly sips beer at 10 a.m.

[@ncahill6048]

Sláinte, a chara.

[@lucasdieugenio507]

@@ncahill6048 I so wish I understood that but unfortunately I have been wooshed

[@fionnomurchu3477]

@@lucasdieugenio507 it just means, "Good health, friend", in response to your 10am beer sip. 😉

[@orioborous]

this is WONDERFUL... my mom's family are irish immigrants and i grew up listening to & playing irish music and it really is just. the musical equivalent of comfort food

[@workshopdigi]

Ευχαριστούμε!

[@NielsonLucas]

I put the lyrics to “Blinding Lights” through Google Translate, and it became “The Light Is On” when translated too many times.

[@Usernamee619]

Can you send her a request for that on her translator fails channel I would live to see it

[@NielsonLucas]

86 likes in 1 week? Update 3/27/21: 97 likes? 😯 Update 4/13/21: 160 likes? 😱 Update 4/28/21: 169 likes? 👍🏻 Update 5/20/21: 180 likes?!?! 😮

[@Billiebustupfan1212]

Update 6/ 208 likes risisowhej?!?!?!?!?!??!?!???!?!?!??!?

[@mele6406]

@@NielsonLucas Update 222 likes. I also agree I would love to hear a badly translated version of Blinding lights as I think it would be so fun and funny

[@borgpack8567]

I can't be the only one who wants full versions of um... all of them?

[@laurapatriciaovallesperez6866]

Nup. You are not

[@NoMady688]

❤❤❤

[@jordynwhitehouse]

I could listen to you play/sing Irish and folk music all day

[@Crocady1]

Damn, that Blinding Lights cover took a hell of a lot of effort... Well done! Awesome work!!

[@ragathnor326]

Thank you. I was so tired and ready for bed but then watched this...loved Cullen's grin as he clapped! You both were like a ray of sunshine.

[@ianlee4565]

Anyone else want full versions of these??

[@krystymorton3503]

Need

[@mikemorton2816]

Yes

[@mikela1341]

Yes.

[@galacticcore0796]

I will Cry if I don’t get a full version

[@zenduffett]

Would love that

[@mistyjade6720]

This was so awesome. I'm a BIG fan of irish music. I especially loved Drivers License as an aire. I love Irish aires. My favorite song of all time is Danny Boy.

[@Luv4pookie]

I'm glad you like the country stereotype of my country Have a great Lá sona Phádraig (It means happy St Patrick's day in Irish)

[@donkmeister]

Nostalgic stereotypes aside... would it be unkind to let Misty Jade know that "Danny Boy" was written by an Englishman, in England. (Danny Boy - Frederic Weatherly, 1913) My favourite Irish song is "My little Horse", followed by "Hold me, thrill me, kiss me, kill me" by U2 and "C'est la Vie" by Bewitched.

[@mistyjade6720]

@@donkmeister You're right of course, that was my fault. I listen to all kinds of Celtic and English music, so they sometimes get mixed up in my head. Especially since Londonderry Air, the music, is Irish. So I suppose I was half right?

[@fmcm7715]

@@mistyjade6720 The Derry Air.

[@B0red379]

I need these songs somewhere so I can just listen to the music and not talking. Edit: my new biggest flex is having a KZbinr reply to my comment :D

[@leoyori9829]

SAME!

[@Malinda]

we'll post them on our TikToks tomorrow :)

[@aimeejones5821]

@malinda if one does not have tik tok, how else could one get them?

[@river3604]

@@aimeejones5821 I think malinda has a new channel where she posts her tiktoks for those who dont have tiktok

[@yukinofairytail7137]

@@Malinda can you maybe put them on spotify too? and your covers of other irish songs/shanties like Dúlaman and whiskey, me boys for example? Oh and do you know Kathleen MacInnes? I would love if you would do a cover of something from her 🙈❤️

[@HBoyle]

1/4 Irish here, but my dad was the pipe major of his band and my weekends were basically at any given Celtic festival (I live four block from the Irish Heritage Center in my city) so this warmed my heart and I loved this!

[@DawnOldham]

It’s so fun to find someone who is a great musician and also has Irish ancestry. I’ve never thought of celebrating mine! (Probably because I’m about half Native American and half Irish lol) I love how you explain music. I played clarinet daily and obsessed about it for years. I sat 1st chair orchestra and loved working up solos. But that was years ago and I’m more rusty than rust itself!

[@VOByRobbins]

Levitating as an Irish Jig is everything!!! WOW! so good and so clever to do this !!! really well done you two!!!

[@thesios]

This was so much fun, as I expected, and I want more (so now you two need to release the full music videos, not just the clips you had in this one...please?). What I wasn't expecting (which is dumb on my part because you've done this in the past) was how informative this was; I really appreciate that. Thank you!

[@TubeRJF]

"when every Irish American likes to pretend we are more Irish than we are" Never a more truthful statement. lol

[@kandsmoseley6656]

"A heart hug" - that might be why this clip wanted to make me cry. Thanks.

[@rameyhamade6150]

i'm from syria, and i'm not really raised to have an interest in irish culture, but yet every time i watch a vedio of yours, i got cought by the beauty of your eyes malinda, and i keep watching till the end enjoying the sence of your delicate soul. much love, and i wish you peace.

[@stookinthemiddle]

I'm from Scotland and in our early High School music lessons, we were taught a lot about Scottish music. We had to compose a jig, a strathspey and a reel. It's so interesting to see the crossovers between traditional Scottish music and Irish music. Absolutely fascinating! We also had Scottish Ceilidh dancing in our P.E lessons and instead of a yearly Prom we had a Christmas Ceilidh. Never realised how cool it was until I met other people at uni who weren't from Scotland!

[@elsewhereprince3969]

“You can be jaunty or cool. You can’t be both”

[@TheLombardProject]

Unless ... you claim jaunty as cool!!

[@rachaelknudsen8801]

I don't know. I think jaunty is too happy to be really cool.

[@k1tkat-kate]

I need a full version of Levitating like right now

[@TheBlissBall]

Whats makes this sooo much fun to watch is just the genuine joy one sees in your faces while you are playing the different parts of the songs. Sooo good, thanks for that

[@GermanCuty]

I‘m a huge Ireland fan and fan of Irish music. This Video makes me happy! Its so great you guys keep this traditional music alive and share it with the world! Glad I came across your KZbin account tonight! Can you please transfer more and whole songs into Irish aires, reels & jigs?? 💚💚💚

[@Archaeop-bex]

This is the stuff I’m here for! I loved hearing the tunes in a different style while learning about what makes the music so distinct!

[@alanak.7539]

Just recently found this insanely cool dude's music, and now I find him here! I love it. He's making me seriously consider learning irish flute. Or whistle. Or both.

[@Ben-de6rb]

IT's so good, to hear your music again :D. Great video as always and I find it quite ironic that in GTS usually Malinda "clones" herself, but here there is just 1 Malinda and like 20 Cullens all playing different instruments.

[@martmart.]

i don't have friends, but eyes closed listening to this(especially the last song) made me feel like having a D&D session with my friends* where we stumbled upon a tavern, no hesitation already banging our heads, jamming, jug of mead/ale for everyone. and i haven't even played D&D once. would love to

[@owlplaysgames3910]

This was so coooooool! I have diluted Irish heritage by this generation haha, but I've always been fascinated by it. Levitating definitely sounded more recognizable as a reel, but these were all amazing.

[@hermengarde]

This is awesome! Would love to hear you collab on some Irish-style original songs

[@miguelpicris96]

Can we stop for a sec to appreciate the absolutely BEAUTIFUL "talking voice" she has? (apart from singing amazingly)

[@clarebeforebreakfast5044]

2:28 not that anyone asked for a banjo nerd, but here I am. Irish banjos actually only have four strings, leaving out the high drone string. idk why since drones are super common in Celtic misic

[@CaptainBadass]

3:22 - Drivers License 5:24 - Blinding Lights 7:05 - Levitating (Slide Version) 8:28 - Levitating (Slow Reel Version)

[@zandershepherd4746]

Ahh this was great! There's something so nostalgic about Irish, or more particularly Keltic music for me. My mom's a huge fan of it and even played the tin whistle for a while.

[@J2DuoMusic]

*Let’s be honest, we were not expecting to LOVE this as much as we did* 😂

[@MadMusician]

Neither was I; but it's Malinda. What are you gonna do? ;)

[@Somethingandtheotherthing]

@@MadMusician Malinda and Cullen Vance are both very awesome.👍😁

[@stipser1]

honestly i was. I'm a sucker for irish music

[@hannaweakley]

I wish I could like this a hundred thousand times! It was such fun listening and learning!

[@kdcthelioness]

I love how you can so obviously see the two of you having fun while you're working on this. My music theory background is severely lacking (I'm working on it, but its a sloooooow process) but it's fascinating hearing you dissect the songs and put them back together in new ways, especially the 4/4 vs 12/8 of Levitating.

[@jenniferjenjenjohnson2788]

Goosebumps through the whole thing! Absolutely stunning!!!!

[@MaskedLark]

Oh my gosh, I’d love to see you two put out an album of this kind of thing, including the ones you did in this video. I’ve always loved Irish music and I love this even more.

[@VOByRobbins]

I sure hope Dua Lipa hears the Reel and Jig of her song--- just soooo good!

[@RuuBjAh1]

The green glitches in the video at 3:36 are probably Malinda's attempts trying to Irishify the world! I see you, Malinda!!

[@russianacorns8080]

I love Irish music so much, I’m a farmer and I’m constantly singing Irish tunes (and sea shanties) when I’m out on the tractor. Mostly Irish rebellion and troubles music. Kinky boots is one of my favorites, as well as The Lark In the Morning.

[@MrJamiesilaban]

When you guys play music and enjoying it so much... The smiles are infectious. Thank you.

[@SwordsmanStudios]

I now play the bodhran for a local Irish dance group. "How hard could it be," I thought. You were right, harder than one would think.

[@victoriasantillan5940]

I am not Irish but have always been fascinated with Irish culture. This was so interesting and cool! :)

[@marissaandersen5572]

I love that one of his instruments is just clapping!!! 😂

[@christiandiemond9595]

Love seeing talented people working together and explaining the process. Bravo, keep it up.

[@GergC0521]

I love how your speaking voice drops almost a full octave after you introduce Cullen! For the non-Irish, and those who didn't listen to Irish music other than on St Patrick's Day, this is a great explanation of the different types and styles. Mom (her parent cam over from Donegal) just bought me a tin whistle and some books to learn. Thank you!

[@phineaspotter5714]

Yayyyyy! Thank you thank you thank you ugg I've waited so long to hear you play that irish flute again. Make an original song with some of this irish influence please it would be so good!