Vocal Coach REACTS to Dimash! (Sinful Passion)

I have finally taken on the trend and analyzed Dimash! He is probably the most technically proficient contemporary singer I have ever heard. I hope you all appreciate his singing as much as I did! Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more content like this! My new website is up! Check it out!
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[@ZachAnsley]

My God, what a freakish singer. I am not sure I have ever been quite this impressed by the combination of skills in a contemporary setting. I hope you all enjoyed it and learned something too! By the way, check out my website! www.zachansleyvocals.com Source video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWqpnXeDeNRrgrc www.patreon.com/ZachAnsley IG: @zachansleyvocals Twitch: zachansleyvocals Twitter:@zachansleyvocal discord.gg/YFz9bWR

[@InfoArtistJK]

Thank you for this analysis. I studied voice with Todd Duncan, (picked by Gershwin to create the role of Porgy in "Porgy and Bess") from the Curtis Institute of Music and he would have LOVED Dimash! I think/predict Dimash is/will lead(ing) the way to a new level for music...

[@Laura-ge2sp]

this one could be interesting to you: ok.ru/video/242469831979 D. is singing with a baritone singer, who is also very good!

[@ZachAnsley]

@@Laura-ge2sp Wow! This was EXCELLENT! Thank you for sharing it :)

[@Laura-ge2sp]

the baritone is Sundet Baigozhin, and he is also from Kazakshtan. What I have understood this is from a competition in Russian tv, that Sundet was in and he asked Dimash to duet with him. Sundet Baigozhin is professional and awarded opera-singer as you can tell :) happy you enjoyed it Zach!

[@Rock-Metal91]

If you like freakish singers, then check out Diamanda Galas.

[@Rosannasfriend]

For you to give dimash this kind of praise is a big deal, because I don't consider you that easily impressed. He's amazing!

[@andy10515]

because most vocal coach think they are the best singers just listen to them they all mention what they do how they do it, so that tell me they can't say anyone is better then them. I don't listen to vocal coach any more on Dimash I'll wait for the Scientist to Analysis Dimash because they are the ones that will tell us how incredible Dimash is.

[@operamaniak81]

Finally someone who tells falsetto from whistle and notices at all the >20 sec riddiculously controlled vocalise. Thank you for your vid!

[@dukealbero1468]

Thanks so much! This is my absolute FAAAVORITE singer right now and I'm really glad you finally did a video on him!

[@sliderjock8121]

Zach, I think I have a hypothesis on your pondering about his significant breath management in 3 words--"inspiratory hold position". Remember it from your training? Where a singer maintains the position for as long as is both possible and comfortable, maintaining a raised sternum (but not raised shoulders or clavicle), avoiding displacement of the chest (or collapse of the ribcage), and allowing the muscles of the lateral abdominal wall to stay close to the position of INHALATION? This, coupled with maximum compression of the vocal folds (providing greatly suppressed exhalation!) in his "head voice" pharyngeal configuration, allows that bright, twangy timbre (and he trained all through puberty, at the Kazach Institute of Music, to use it) that's so economical in breath expenditure. Unlike us "normal" humans, he's also bypassing the normal appagia most of us flip/slip into, at the upper limit of chest/head voice, forcing falsetto--he's trained to bridge the break (unless he wants to slip seamlessly into falsetto, as a musicality tool) and uses what's basically a "controlled scream" in a remarkably accurate, musical way. Result: SIX OCTAVES, with his last (known) note (the Gakku concert's "Unforgettable Day" D8) being beyond the piano keyboard--it's becoming known as the "dolphin note". Now THAT'S a whistle!

[@suzngyn]

Thank you, Zach! Since discovering Dimash, I've fallen in love music and singing all over again, I've watched and listened to a lot of vocal teachers to learn how he does what he does...I appreciate your breakdown, and even humility in admitting you wouldn't know how to teach the melisma he does at the end to a student. That makes me feel like we're all on the same page and we can just appreciate the joy and wonder he channels with this voice - cheers!

[@KWMKSH]

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[@satsitagishaeva7442]

Thank's for your professional analysis

[@ZachAnsley]

You're welcome. :)

[@satsitagishaeva7442]

I'm from Russia, but understand your speaking. Thanks!

[@davidmatlaw7833]

Great analysis - 90% are jokers, but, he's one of the few that are experts.

[@davidmatlaw7833]

finally a good professional review - so many jokers out there.

[@dinaradears693]

Masterpiece!

[@BH-sn7ws]

Dimash is a classically trained singer. He has been training since he was 5 years old. He has his masters degree in music and is now going for his doctorate. He also believes in constant training with a vocal teacher. He appreciates the fact that Pavarotti had a vocal teacher in his 70’s. He is not only a singer, he is a musician. 😊

[@gioorellano5584]

i love dimash hello from mexico

[@joannepitre723]

Dimash is my favorite. Very interesting video. Who knew the vocal cords were so complex (except for Dimash's of course). It was nice to hear your take on his skills and all the technical aspects. And they say we evolved from monkeys....yeah right. Thanks for the analyses, God bless.

[@Roman-yt8up]

Still my favorite Dimash analysis on the web :-) Btw, the long vocal in the end is actually not head voice but in mix (he slides up til Bb5 in mix, then does the melismas)

[@tanyaisaacs4022]

Thank you for your analysis of Dimash. He’s an extraordinary performer and has so much control. 💗👏👏

[@sallyltan]

Thank you for this analysis. I enjoyed it. 😊😊

[@dhx7749]

👍👍👍 ur analysis of DIMASH. I think DIMASHS vocal abilities are phenomenal. 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Apparently DIMASH has learned to control his breathing through his love of swimming and holding his breath underwater. He demonstrates this in his music video, Screaming.

[@svetlachurchman-zlatkova1809]

Thank you for the analysis, spot on. Dimash is a phenomenon, so grateful that we can all enjoy his God given talent.

[@AidenCassaroArt]

learned so much. Subscribed. thanks for sharing!

[@chance757]

I’m very late to this video but I have to say thank you for the breakdown! I’ve very rarely enjoyed a vocal analysis this much and it’s clear you know what you’re talking about. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I don’t know if you plan on continuing with this channel but I hope you do! There’s a performance called Ogni Pietra (fancam version) that I’d love to hear you go over. Thanks again!

[@marlahudgins7038]

I just subscribed... DIMASH is amazing

[@rosemarie575]

I think that Dimash’s range will be as great due to the training he has maintained since he was 5. Even during the teens years when his voice was changing, he kept singing, which, from what I have heard, most western institutions advise against doing. In a normal anatomy and physiology setting. As we age the body in general loses a huge range of motion. We are not as flexible as we were when we were children. However those that are actively maintaining that range with stretch exercises don’t lose it. So I think the fact that Dimash has never broken his training regimens will aid his maintenance of the great range that he has.

[@lilym1421]

Its nice meeting u and I really enjoyed ur analyz plzzz continue with Dimash songs. World needs to get to know his insane talent and I sincerly belive ur pro analyses can help alot. enjoyed it

[@Laura-ge2sp]

thank you Zach Ansley, it was good analysis and I think very on point! D. is one of a kind, I am happy he is now here and is not some olden times singer that we do not have good recordings or at all, only descriptions of their singing. We are lucky!

[@MonirehRaha]

Hello there this is the first time in your channel. I don't even sing but I really enjoyed the details you gave us and learned a lot. I really like it when a professional like you approves of what dimash does.

[@romanplaszewski8145]

Great explanation, you know your stuff. Looking forward to see Dimash in New York.

[@SraAnton]

I find now your channel. Thanks Zach for the analysis. Please continue to reaction/ analysis of Dimash songs 🙏. Big hug from Spain 💋💋

[@asamboy228]

Excellent explanation I ever watch from voice coaching perspective.

[@fabgrimo]

Sorry for my bad English. Excellent analysis; It is very good to try to understand what Dimash does, that way you value their qualities more. Since I discovered it two years ago, I was convinced that it will mark an era in the history of music. Greetings from Argentina.

[@mech8443]

Thank you much for the thorough analysis... Dimash is indeed an out-of-this-world mesmerizing vocal artist. A league on his own. Subscribed... please do more!

[@barb_ec4436]

Thank you. Can't wait to see DIMASH [Dimash Qudaibergen] at his USA Solo Concert in New-York "Barclays Centre" Arena on Dec.10.2019.

[@ajo4218]

Thanks Zach for this video! I’ve learned a lot from your reaction.Dimash is one of a kind, you are absolutely right. I wish him good health so we could enjoy his singing for a long long time.

[@dennismcdonnell7853]

We talk and occasionally sing, but Dimash sings and talks occasionally. He practices about 3 hours per day, and in fan vids you see him break out into song or vocalise often. He started actual training at an academy at 5 years in piano and singing, and slept with cassettes and played with them and his player as a younger child. He says if you cut him, he will bleed music. He graduated with a degree in classical and jazz, went on to a Masters Degree in Musical Composition, and is studying for a Doctorate in something else. He was offered a career in Kazakh Opera, but wanted to follow his own dreams of mixing many styles which he has pretty well mastered as you have seen, and if you look at his latest 3 songs at Sochi New Wave competition/concert where he was on the judging panel, he performed them with notable pianist, singer, composer, music and concert producer, who has raised up many excellent stars, and is a Russian self made multi billionaire who has made himself available to Dimash both as a mature friend and mutual benefactor of creating the most wonderful performances for them both. These three songs, Stranger, Fly Away, and Ave Maria make up a story if you have eyes to see and ears to hear. In Stranger he arrives through a portal from the Holy City on a mission, and is aware that he may have been here before, and wonders how he will cope. In Fly Away ( this may not be an Igor Krutoy song) he has struck some disappointments and has to assert his dominance. And in Ave Maria (vocalise version by Igor), he has succeeded in finishing his mission and is ascending back up through the various heavenly dimensions and unearthly battles to get back home. This is my interpretation!!, assuming he is a combo human/Angel that serves the heavenly destiny.

[@LigeiaNoire]

Still keeping my fingers crossed for Diamanda. I had the privilege to have seen her live back in the day and it was the most intense musical experience of my life.

[@MrLarossi]

Thank you so much, I always find it so informative to listen carefully to your analysis, it’s like an open lecture with a great example.

[@orion351us]

What I find incredible about your reaction, is that you go into even MORE physical detail, than another vocal teacher, Sam Johnson does. I also have to say that you are so incredibly giving to this community, by basically giving us a vocal tutoring, which pretty much any other vocal coach would charge for. Is there a way we can contribute to you, like on Patreon perhaps?

[@ZachAnsley]

Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad that the content is helpful and informative. :) I do have a Patreon! www.patreon.com/ZachAnsley

[@Nicolas-ut1ek]

Thank you for that incredible analysis. There are very few vocal coaches of your caliber (and at such a young age at that !) analysing Dimash's performances. As said earlier, you don't need to stop so often due to copyrights :). Could you tell me what are the other songs from Dimash that you already know ? I hope you'll do a lot more analyses of his performances and even reactions :) Suscribed of course !

[@ZachAnsley]

I heard SOS, and I also heard one but the text wasn't in English, so I wasn't sure what it was. I also heard him sing Opera 2. The reason I picked Sinful Passion was because I thought it did a really good job of showing the vast range of vocal capability that he has! Thank you for the support, and for subscribing. :)

[@xxgameromega123xxgameromeg6]

Dimash is unique !!!

[@isivaasanaru5643]

Respect to you, man! What you do is so valuable.

[@raineypalmer525]

Great video.

[@ge9876]

This is Dimash!! Incredible,unique,fantástic!!!

[@user-pv7pk5nh3k]

Thank you Zach for this BRILLiANT analysis of Dimash.. You are definitely up there with the best of them 😊. You have confirmed again the awesomeness of Who He is as we all know him as .. I would like to enjoy his music for many years to come .I am so excited for his future in the music industry. There are so many haters out there but we as his fans are loyal and truly care about him as a person .. and we all wish him the best in his career. This year has already been quite an exciting one for him up to the end of this year I am certain !! And we are still awaiting for his very first album to be released 😍💝🤩💖😍❣️🤩💞

[@serpentraz8699]

Thanks for reaction bro.

[@ubervocal8777]

Great analysis. I think you picked the right performance if you are only going to look at one as he demonstrates much of what he can do well and does so tastefully within the context of the musical experience. The second to last section with the glottal stops is a fragment of a Yakutsk folk song found by his arranger and longtime friend, though that singing style is also common to Kazakhs who call it 'komeymen aytu'. (Something similar is also used in parts of the Middle East). He has more vocal technique up his sleeve than you saw here as he has trained in multiple Western and Asian traditions. He evidently enjoys pickup new styles ones so there is a certain element of suspense wondering what he'll toss in next.

[@rosemarie575]

Übervocal there is also an operatic technique called trilling Joyce DiDonato, a really famous Opera teacher, has done a video on how to train. It’s really interesting to watch. nl.pinterest.com/pin/109704940897608102/

[@salvadorg.m339]

22sec....wowwwww....😎😎😎😎😎👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼😉 greetings from Cartagena, Spain

[@tinaaikaa77]

Thank you for this, really liked your coments. I hope you have seen his new song Love is like a dream allready? Sadly not good audios out yet but in the fancams you still can hear how much his voice has matured again, it is amazing to me, where will he go when growing older 😲🤤

[@soniaclarissaromerosanchez670]

You will never find a fault in the voice of this child, or because it makes us cry with the voice, he transmits us passion in every note of a song. Nobody gets to so deep with a song that voice is needed. God, thank you for sending us an Angel

[@alyssaabrarerestain3814]

Thank you for your voice analysis. His technique is really amazing,he is my favorite singer and i love his talent and personality. Thanks and hope you will continue to reach for Dimash! 🙏

[@belindamelissa8801]

Thank you for this great and interesting analysis! Even though I prefer heavy music, I do appreciate talent in other genres of music. And this is some kind of talent and style I have never seen before. Sometimes it's definitely worth broadening your musical horizon, and I certainly have with this recommendation. Thank you, Zach!

[@TheZanaZen]

Great analysis, very interesting, I subscribed. Would love to hear more from Dimash. Thank you.

[@petercauter9691]

Hello Zach! I just checked out your channel and you most probably give the most detailed vocal analyses I've ever seen on YT. So, massive respect and also thank you for that. Because you asked how he could to that long vocal on one breath in the end... I don't know, I guess it's a mixture of the following: He has excellent breath management, he uses very little air, and he also seems to have a really good lung capacity. He often sustains notes for 20 seconds or longer, that's nothing special for him and no problem at all. He sometimes also does a melisma right after a long, sustained note, on the same breath... BUT what he did here... I long, sustained note in that range, with that much power, plus a MASSIVE run added, not only massive with respect to its duration but also with respect to the pitch variation, with one breath, for 23 seconds, is still on another level. This is even way more difficult, also for him. You can hear that he basically more or less runs out of air in the end of it, the volume just drops, 2 seconds or so before he had completed the run. I'm pretty sure that this was not intentional and not how he had planned it. I think he wasn't able to pull it off in that live situation exactly as he had actually planned to. He usually always ends a long vocal with the same power and same volume (and often with a little cry in the end). It still was PHENOMENAL (!!!) of course, and almost unbelievable. But it shows that it didn't exaaactly work out as planned (it worked out to almost a 100% but not a full 100%), and that he obviously really went to his limits with that vocal. ..which is something he usually never does, everything he does usually seems totally easy for him. ...and you can even see/hear that when he started to talk afterwards, which was almost a minute later... he was still a little out of breath, he was brething much more often than usual, and also more heavily than usual... So it was difficult even for someone like him. I guess he just wanted to pull off sth extra special for this special event. (And he did.) However, I watched a looot of performanced of him in the last few months, and, even though this is not really the genre I prefer, I've most probably never (!) seen a vocalist that impressed me that much. ...Hmm or you know what...? Replace the "most probably" with definitely. ;) There's really no other name that comes to my mind right now... He really is phenomenal. Not everyone is a fan of such a "show off" style (btw, he doesn't do it in all of his songs, but in a lot of them), but I personally totally enjoy it.

[@TheAYFAAR]

Wonderful analysis - thank you!

[@steveclapper5424]

I have heard his conversational voice and he sounds like a baritone.

[@ladyaugust1148]

Hi there. Great reaction from you. You should see the live performance of this in his Moscow concert last March 2019. His voice is more mature. And yes, his agility & breath control is just awesome.

[@zgadgets]

Hey Zack Thanks for a great analysis Dimash's Video's don't get Strikes :)

[@destercqsylvia7399]

Dimash le meheurrrrrr j'adorrrrrr🌹🌹🎶🌹🌹💖💖💋💋💋💋💋🇧🇪

[@barb_ec4436]

Thank you for your informative analysis. Dimash is an awesome, well trained and experienced performer. If you feel so inclined, I would be interested in your take on Dimash newest performance, "Love is a Dream"; performed recently in Russia. "Love is a Dream" it is a composition by Igor Krutoy, who accompanies Dimash on piano, in the performance.

[@ednasarmiento3158]

Thanks for your thorough analysis of Dimash’s singing power.Since not all of us know exactly the reason of each singing technique,that gives us more reason to stick with him with much more adoration.He is indeed unbelievable.

[@zemanoshtronz]

The story behind this song is very interesting: The band that accompanies Dimash is the same one that composed the song, without the singer who died after a heart attack! The band is also from Kazakhstan and this performance by Dimash revitalized the song. In addition, the final part he added, with an oriental Arab technique, is a funeral lament, paying homage to the dead vocalist: Brilliant! The song was originally performed in 1998 and the band's name is A'Studio. The dead singer left the band in 2000 and passed away in 2015 and his name was Batyrkhan Shukenov. The lyrics are by the poet Ilia Reznik together with Baigaly Serkebyev, who is the keyboardist with long hair, which we see in the video accompanying Dimash. I'm sorry for my bad English!

[@estera4176]

The homage part was never confirmed and has no source. It's most likely a rumour, an assumption. If you have a source that confirms it, feel free to share.

[@zemanoshtronz]

@@estera4176 Correct: In my current posts I omit this part due to the uncertainty! The original information came from the Russian Channels Alga Pitesrburg and Echo Pitera, specialized in Dimash! But there was no confirmation!

[@zemanoshtronz]

Hello, I’m from Brazil! The story behind this song is very interesting: The band that accompanies Dimash is the same one that composed the song, without the singer who died after a heart attack! The band is also from Kazakhstan and this performance by Dimash revitalized the song. In addition, the final part he added, with an oriental technique. The song was originally performed in 1998 and the band's name is A'Studio (Russian-based Kazakhstani pop music group, "Alma-Ata Studio", city of Almaty). The dead singer left the band in 2000 and passed away in 2015 and his name was Batyrkhan Shukenov. The lyrics are by the poet Ilia Reznik together with Baigaly Serkebayev, who is the keyboardist with long hair, which we see in the video accompanying Dimash.

[@ShirazLOOOL]

19:54 The answer to your question, he takes swimming lessons... and taekwondo as well. Search for Dimash on wikipedia. I love this video anyway :)

[@laurys7077]

Dimash Kudaibergen is the best singer in the World ❤❤❤❤

[@lilym1421]

Would u plz also analys his Hello at Singer 2018 and Daybreak at Bastau concert and Adagio at singer 2017 and Diva dance Bastau concert. Tnx💗

[@tanyavishnyakova920]

Держался, держался чувак, но в конце таки не выдержал - поплыл!!! ЛОЛ

[@LoneIrbis]

Thanks for this highly informative video :) Dimash really needs more analysis like this, and not those endless, pointless react videos. Also it's interesting that you defined him as tenor (well, or "more-tenor-than-not"), which I also inclined to think. One thing I noticed (not sure I'm correct at that) is that his voice isn't really going much lower than sometimes accessible by tenors ~F2 without things like vocal fry or whatever "alien" tricks he might be using. But in clear chest voice it seems kinda breathy and quiet around middle 2 octave already, like for most people it kind of "won't go much lower than this" sound. Which is not to say it's any less impressive, but just curious at where the bottom of that insane voice might be, if the top is all but unlimited. Sorry, I'm not much of a professional in music theory and even less familiar with english version of it, I hope that makes any sense. Anyway, it was interesting to watch, thanks!

[@Rosannasfriend]

It's nice to see something besides rock/metal on this channel (which I have no problem with, by the way).

[@FawziaTung]

Excellent discussion and commentary!!!! Love the physiological dissection! I don’t claim to know exactly how whistle notes are produced, but having trained as a soprano in my youth, here’s my two cents. So as we move up the scale to ally, we move the placement of our resonance from the malar sinuses to the frontal sinuses and finally up to the sphenoid sinuses. You can direct your air flow straight, but it’s a bit hard because if all the structures in the way and the sound comes out a bit muddy. The better way, for a crystal clear tone, is to curve the air flow up and backwards to behind the ears then curve back to the central focal point if the sphenoid sinuses, which can be imagined to be the intersection of the three planes in the center of the head. This technique can be used for high notes up to the 6th octave maybe, depending on the person’s vocal cords. But for the D8 that Dimash threw in just to puzzle us in his live performance of Unforgettable Day at the Gakku concert, ... well I’m just as befuddled as you are... no idea how that is even possible...😯😯😯

[@jessecastillo9364]

Great review and so much information. In my opinion the greatest singer I've ever heard in my 45 years. And so young as well. Amazing!!

[@maggietang6576]

Pls react to Dimash in Moscow release just few days ago with the song Love is like a Dream, pls get with English subtitle one ! Tks

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

Can you please do Love is Like a Dream. The vocal will blow your mind, perhaps even more than Sinful Passion. Video is on his YT channel

[@triumphant9]

thank u for the analysis. I'm definitely dumbfounded too.

[@InfoArtistJK]

U can go longer than 10 seconds for educational purposes, just not to make money. I know somebody who was a big part of the copyright act of 1976. Great analysis. Thanks!

[@zhouxiaomei2667]

Love watching your analysis videos. It is like case studies one after another with some concepts emphasized over time but at a nice pace. Not for this one but for other videos I really appreciate that you pointing out what should not be done, e.g., singing with too much air. To me, sometimes it is more informative when I know both what should and should not be done for singing. Great jobs.

[@rosangelaruza2550]

Dimash é extraordinário e apaixonante!! Divino!! Único!! 👏🏾👏🏻👏🏻👏🏽👏🏼👏🏼👏🏿🎶🎶🎶😍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@despairingleonardo]

Dimash is like Vitas upgraded version. Its rare that even you react in a speechless way. Btw, can u react to Gong Linna - perturbed ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2i4YXifp7tlftk She is considered Chinese Divine Goddess in 2009 because of this insane fast song with various colors in vocal. She is right now in a Chinese singing Competition show that Jessie J participated last year.

[@lilianaguilar5121]

Talento excepcional y trascendental que el mundo aún no conoce!!! Dimash💚 gracias por tu análisis también eres excepcional!!

[@bellarose9731]

he can do a 19 second belt..

[@СабинаСабина-я7н]

👍👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏❤❤

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

@Zack Ansley this was one of your most viewed reactions. Can you please do another one of Dimash #Dimash

[@dinaradears693]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vocalinsight]

I have never heard of Dimash until 5 minutes ago but I REALLY liked your evaluation. I just subscribed to your channel and I'm about to see what else you've got. I am a vocal coach as well and I need something fresh to challenge me and deconstruct... I've been on Tori Kelly for a few years now and I need something new. Check out my channel to hear a couple of my covers & tutorials, but I'm definitely a fan of yours now!

[@belindamelissa8801]

You're absolutely a the right place here. :) Zach is an amazing voice teacher with in-depth knowledge of classical music, and he has a very fresh and open, yet always detailed, precise and educational approach in his analysis videos :) I'm glad you found your way here :)

[@orion351us]

By the way, I have never seen a live performance done by Dimash, that has needed to be broken up. The I am Singer competition, that was on Hunan TV, in China, is the only one that had copyright issues. I have watched all of his performances multiple times, so it doesn't bother me to see these performances broken up with your analyses. I just thought you should know about Dimash, and the copyright issues.

[@RiickAndrade]

the biggest mistake is trying to analyze the dimash trying to put it as a human being haha

[@marycraftmiguel6148]

Dimach is a God's gift to us all 😁🙏❤️🇵🇹

[@aminamizambayeva7196]

Субтитры 🙏

[@hbsupermage]

1st

[@АняИванова-л7ц]

Hi Zach, hello from Berlin! I really enjoyed both your analysis of the vocal techniques used by Dimash in this song and your reaction on that last insane run in "Sinful passion". Funny enough, I had very similar reaction there - a mixture of merriment and incredulity. I thought there might have been an electric guitar solo in original song that have given Dimash an idea for this insane run. I have stopped writing this comment, went on KZbin and have found the solo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-cl3utndOUla8 from 03:04 onwards. That guitar instead of the voice in the middle of a ballad reminded me of "Hotel California". How interesting! Many thanks for your video! I have learned a few things today.

[@ГалияДаулеткулова-ъ8й]

Dimash super перевод спасибо

[@doljinsurenariunaa7390]

Галия Даулеткулова а где же перевод?

[@hotkak5813]

Глубокий разбор

[@CarloRodriguez10]

The only thing that I don't like about you.. Is that you cut the video a lot, if you scared about copy right, don't worry. Your explaining about the video parts is enough to keep you away from copy right. Anyway, you're a good V. Coach, well done

[@nickdavis965]

He hates cutting the vids as well but he has gotten multiple copyright strikes.

[@CarloRodriguez10]

@@nickdavis965 I see a lot of vocal coaches that don't cut the video at all, and they'd never got copy right.

[@nickdavis965]

@@CarloRodriguez10 they UMG has bias over bigger channels. It kinda sucks but its true.

[@coda5934]

i remember a poll where you put corey taylor between the options, and people said that he is overdone. Maybe it is true, but not if you do it, because you always give a different aproach to vocal analysis. I find corey taylor voice really interesting, because of all the screaming he has done and how he has preserved his clean voice. You tend to have something different to say than the others vocal "coach". Maybe you could reconsider analyzing him or other "overdone" singers :D. I think it's clear that english is not my strong point haha

[@12SkippyRay]

Corey Taylor has all the talent of a toad.. please go away

[@12SkippyRay]

@prefer noto omg child please go away adults are talking....Corey Taylor jesus christ we are talking about serious vocal instruments here ..not...why bother...menials...

[@12SkippyRay]

noto dude are you high? Corey taylor yells incoherent gibberish that is not singing. He and dinesh as 2 different sides of the coin. Better to equate mat Barlow with Taylor..which mat can fart in octaves and notes taylo r couldn't dream of. Matt alone has more power range and skill than taylor x 50. Shut up about your man crush....and go to tampons page

[@marlahudgins7038]

Please react to BOYZ 2 MEN - END OF THE ROAD (HOME FREE cover)

[@corneliusantonius3108]

Stucatto he has too! number 6

[@abeke1611]

Dimash💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@Dangkho8]

Please react to Dimash newish song "Love like a dream"

[@belirhmt7104]

Great analysis, please do some reaction of his performances . We wanna see your face and reaction , hhhh

[@isivaasanaru5643]

Would you say that those fast onsets between registers that he does in the middle are all glottal attacks?

[@koreandear9262]

매우 아름다운 목소리, 나는 디 마스를 사랑해, 고마워.

[@salvadorriosdelmas7008]

You should analyze Lisa Gerrard voice!! 👍🏻

[@uwewilcke7789]

Very profound analysis of Dimash´s skills and abiltities. However, you only talked about the technical aspect of his singing. You didn´t refer to his posture and presentation on stage which I think are part of Dimash´s outstanding performances.

[@Победительсомной]

Субтитры на русском , please .

[@ZachAnsley]

What does this mean in english?

[@Кунанбай-е5ь]

Subtitles. We need russian subtitles