Voice Teachers React to Faouzia | You Don't Even Know Me Stripped

[@sophiaconstantinidis4905]

Trust me… I saw her concert live… No autotune at all!

[@MarkFingal]

the fast vibrato of faouzia is part of her moroccian heritage,she is amazing, singer,composer,pianist,fiddler XD,and informatic engineer.And only 21 years old :-P

[@ChaseandMelia]

Love it! You can Definitely tell it’s not of a western style, it’s a little similar to Sia, but it’s still unique and so refreshing to hear!

[@itzel1735]

@@ChaseandMelia on music “It’s a huge part of our culture,” the singer says. “In the car my dad would always play his favourite Moroccan artists and I’d be singing along. There was a lot of Arabic music being played and a lot of pop music when we listened to the radio so it was a nice blend of both.” She said singing along with Arabic music those hallmarks just made it into her voice.

[@jonathan_8100]

Her vibrato is very similar to florence welch's. Although florence capitalizes on it more, their vibrato is very similar. Always have been a fan of that fast vibrato, wish I could do it 😩

[@davidcochran6291]

@@ChaseandMelia a young lady from Kazakhstan used one of Foo- she yuh's ( I heard her pronounce her name and was a bit surprised by how she pronounced her name.) songs as her audition. The girl's name Daneliya (Dan El yuh) Tuleshova (Too lesh ovuh) emphasis on the second vowel. Anyway back to the song it was Faouzia's 'Tears Of Gold' which seemed to give a bit of a boost too interest in Faouzia's songs. I might be reading too much into this but she did a duet with John Legend that I am going to give the link to not to react but to enjoy. As for Daneliya, she made it to the finals of AGT 2020, but the song I wanted you to see and hear is the second treatment of Daneliya's audition song which is a longer version. So I am going to give you first the link to Faouzia and John Legend. Then I will give you the link to Daneliya's long version of 'Tears Of Gold'. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHysdoiadrKnqLM Faouzia and John kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6HIm6yQqsudg7M Daneliya

[@thearabicmusicland]

she said her biggest Arabic influence is Umm Kulthum, and that she learned her runs and vibrato from her, she lerned from the best cause Umm Kulthum is considered The Greatest ARAB vocalist of all times.

[@Shejensenonmyackles]

Everyone gets hooked at the first "I." 😂😂 Also she speaks Arabic!! She can sing it too

[@tahabachiri4155]

She speaks arabic because she's Morrocan, and one of her videos in tik tok she speaks how morrocan talk

[@Shejensenonmyackles]

@@tahabachiri4155 yeah

[@230inthemorning2]

She can also play violin and is an engineer

[@McDevittMike]

She is also fluent in French

[@McDevittMike]

@@230inthemorning2 She's still a student; just finished her third year, I think.

[@samhb556]

She’s unreal! You can hear the Arabic influence in her voice because she’s Moroccan.

[@hakimaoumellal3349]

التأثير الأمازيغي لأنها أمازيغية

[@juanh6923]

Some recomendation for future reactions 😍: 1-Tears of gold (stripped) 2- How it all works out (stripped) 3-Bad dreams (stripped) 4- Elon (right after the credits of her stripped concert) 5- this mountain(stripped) 6-Desert rose (cover) an arab song 7-Her Adele covers 8-Tiktok compilations

[@yousefmohammad6909]

YES YES

[@fermio]

YESSSS. I'm totally down for this.

[@oumaimatahiri7020]

Yeees please

[@miguelsantos-ve8nn]

YES

[@youcanwriterhymes]

Literally any of her songs stripped

[@lutdesimpelaere2947]

She has a lot of live versions of songs and they sound exactly like the recorded versions, actually even better. She’s has this fast vibrato naturally. You here the Moroccan influence in her tone. She’s one of most different, fabulous singers right now.

[@vishalV_]

Hhaha ur reaction when she started with 'i' 🔥😂

[@ChaseandMelia]

We were seriously shocked 😂

[@KH2lid0]

It’s half notes and it’s used more often in the Arabic singing which is her Heritage because she’s Moroccan ❤️

[@hishamahmed21]

She uses this Arabic notes because she’s Moroccan by the way! 😊❤️ 🇲🇦

[@sarahj3589]

Yeees!! Faouzia is such a talented artist. Can’t wait to see your reaction and I hope you do more of her :)

[@AshleyAshroxxCrouch]

She really is incredible!🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@amirsaleem2703]

Facts about Faouzia She is 21 years old She never took any vocal classes She is a song writer She's a musican She writes her own songs She can play guitar, violin, and piano She worked with John Legend, David Guetta Her vocals are out of this world She is super talented She is underrated so much She is doing engineering She don't use auto tune ( Faouzia don't need auto tune, auto tune needs Faouzia She is Arab She's from canada She is muslim She is my hero She can speak Arabic She can sing Arabic songs Her songs are super relatable She writes her songs from her experiences and other people experiences And don't forget to checkout her new single "Hero"

[@psycho-queen]

She’s from Morocco not Canada she’s live in Canada

[@rachelterekhov]

*she also speaks French fluently and sings in French

[@ekolak174]

I just love how a good listener is the guy!! he does NOT interrupt her while speaking at all!!!!!!!! duuuuuude!!!

[@Dudu-uj6ut]

8:43 yeah that’s right bc she’s Originally from Morocco 🇲🇦

[@Rosannasfriend]

Thank you for finally listening to Faouzia. She needs to be one of the most famous singers in the world, cause she’s that good!

[@ghriebramadan6486]

It is exactly like the live version her voice is so dark and all high notes are always on point

[@ghriebramadan6486]

Please react to tears of gold and this mountain(Acoustic)

[@Justarttingz]

And she can go even higher ! Such a big range

[@walkercresswell1721]

She has never had any vocal training so that’s even more amazing that she can do that trill

[@crazymelomanka]

I bet she did though. Even if it's just self-training.

[@juno1765]

@@crazymelomanka yes but self training doesn't count as getting coached by an actual vocal coach

[@EmeryShae]

She grew up in a tiny town in Manitoba, Canada. I’d be surprised if there is more than just a school music teacher and maybe a voice teacher in the whole town.

[@jowr2000]

My jaw dropped too. Wasn’t expecting those resonant low notes. And those short trills, they sound like mordents to me, 3 notes, as is found in baroque keyboard music. She is phenomenal. Loved the looks on your faces to those opening notes! 😃

[@ibtissamelbrini1649]

Her vibrato has an Arab touch because SHE IS ARAB, originally from Morocco. I would love to hear her sing in arabic. She would blow the roof down with that sensual and powerful voice of hers🥰

[@razrv3lc]

She’s sang in Arabic a few times. She’s got a song she collabed with someone that is fully in Arabic and then she did a version of Kelly Clarkson’s song I Dare You in Arabic too

[@favoredroyalty]

She doesn't sing fully in Arabic but one of my favorite songs from her is a cover of desert rose by sting I believe but she sings the whole song even the Arabic parts and its hauntingly beautiful and I wish she would do a full cover and put it on her album.

[@Ideophagous]

@@razrv3lc*Moroccan Arabic

[@Angelofjusticia]

I’m so tired of the American Idol school/factory.. it’s so good to see that people are finding out that there are A LOT of great singers that don’t sound like an AI product. I discovered Ofra Haza (RIP 😞) on MTV back in the ‘80s and she opened a whole different world to me. I fell in love with her voice and also started listening to singers from a lot other countries. I was a wedding singer for over a decade and during that time I had the opportunity to add a few Middle East songs to my repertoire. It was SO MUCH FUN to se the faces of people when I was singing in Turkish or Arabic. 😎

[@noagruber8028]

yes listen to some Israeli music especially the Mizrachi or eastern music its mind-blowing and puts the American crap to shame

[@maghrebi_wa_bidalael]

Listen to Moroccan/Andalusian music you will be blown away..or from the new generation a Moroccan singer called ‘’Shamaa’’

[@mariegraceperez718]

First time listening to her and wow!! i fell inlove with her voice.. she's amazing ..😊

[@itzel1735]

This is her dramatic style. Several examples. Look for stripped. For her more pop style, check out her last music video for “Hero”.

[@timaa.4379]

Faouzia is like the teacher's pet for every music teacher out there... and i'm all here for it

[@shellilogan771]

MY SON! also 21 came home on military leave and took me to her concert last friday night!!!! live at the ROXY theater on sunset strip! and me being 60 ive been to over 20 concerts but im telling you FAOUZIA BLEW ME AWAY!!!!! by far thee best performance ive ever seen! except for Allan Parsons!! her singing live with a band being able to FEEL HER VOICE was for me? the effect i hope everyone gets to feel when hearing her songs! its so funny because when my boy was deployed to Qatar last year he sent me one of her songs to listen to and i could only hang with maybe 15 seconds! lol! but im so glad i listened to the second song he sent a few months back because i just fell in love with her! and now i refer her as being my sons future bride! hahaha shes awesome !!!

[@TetraRage]

The fact Faouzia speaks Arabic contributes to the amazing vocals

[@jeff.howard]

Great detailed reaction! I hope you'll go through and do all her Stripped songs - and maybe even some of her covers and live performances! Her vocal talent is stunning.

[@tatyanna408]

At 11:54 when she singing it kinda reminded me of Arabic music (just the notes from what I’ve seen in movies/TV shows). I know she’s fluent in Arabic and actually did a Arabic-English version to one of her songs. But I loved her since she was making covers on Instagram

[@breannamelancon9564]

I absolutely adore her voice!! Her vibrato reminds me of having turns in the long notes but not entirely, I love it!❤

[@rabiahussaini3107]

Talking about the thrill and the vibrato, I just want to inform you that since she is of an Arab descent (she is a Moroccan Canadian) and grew up listening to Arab singers in her home and feeling their voices' resonances and was definitely practicing and singing their songs, she then easily cultivated those characteristics and she now so successfully blends them in her present music and renditions. She is amazing. With such a unique voice and that cultivated mind, she will certainly shine globally. Reactions accross the world to her fantastic singing are already spreading like fire. A Bravo to you Faouzia from a Moroccan American😍😍😍

[@jovangonzales]

This is your freakin noteeeee. I actual laughed. I love listening to you two so much! Also, Faouzia is unmatched, she is an amazing unicorn. I am so happy yall like her voice!

[@Meowmeter]

She has an amazing vocal and she's beautiful, her version of Sting's Desert Rose is outstanding 💞

[@bengrace1670]

YAY!!!!! Thank you so much for reacting to Faouzia, I knew you guys would love her. I had the exact same reaction to her low notes, they absolutely blew me away. This is one of my favourites songs from her. The live performance of tears of gold (stripped) is insane so that's a must on the Faouzia list. Also thank you for explaining what a trill is I feel like I understand it a little better now.

[@bethanyp8847]

You really need to see her new song Fur Elise!! Check out the live performance!! SOOOO good!!

[@sereniteretrouvee]

During covid, i have travelled through the world via pop music, choosing one to three countries per day on youtube and listening to their bests pop songs. Faouzia is one of the three singers who stood out in my journey, the others are Yemi Alade and Loic Nottet. Finally the quality of the mongolian pop music really impressed me. (I already knew Dimash)

[@bobby_D]

I LOVE when vocal teachers react to this stuff. I don’t know too many people who can sing that low and sing well down there. That’s unreal for a female voice.

[@BipolarBLKSheep]

That reaction IMMEDIATELY as she started singing is EXACTLY how I felt the first time.

[@LionsFit]

honest genuine analysis. you put it where it is; no more no less I appreciate it.

[@omaymabouziane3122]

Chase, your face in the first min of her singing, same face I made when I first heard her + crying lol :D she is just amazing!

[@joa3396]

Waiting for your reaction to Faouzia long time ago 😍 thank you.

[@Maroerotv3722]

Faouzia🇲🇦✌️❤️

[@3P_s]

We need more....you should react her tears of gold stripped version. It will blow your mind....❤❤❤

[@AshleyAshroxxCrouch]

Yes!

[@timaa.4379]

I like how their mouths dropped from the first "I" 😂

[@wissalessika1750]

Yeeah Faouzia love her voice sm please more faouzia

[@vanessalandrock]

the two of you reacting to these singers together is amazing!! 😄

[@braydenpaley8650]

Their faces as soon as she drops the first note is perfection hahaha same fam, same

[@Aqoan]

Amazing analysis, you both clearly have a wealth of knowledge and you're both very charismatic too. Would love to see your reactions to different languages and their voice performances and your analysis on them.

[@AbieFaz]

YESSS I LOVE THAT YOU REACTED TO HER!! Also i’m still waiting for more SoHyang :)

[@ChaseandMelia]

Oh it’s coming!! We’re dealing with a copyright block at the moment 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@AbieFaz]

@@ChaseandMelia those are so annoying! I hope you can get it situated because I love y'alls informative reactions!

[@JovanyYdp]

This was really fun to watch. I love how you broke down few of the complexities of her singing.

[@youssefb3599]

Hey Chase & Melia. Try her "Fur Elise". You will enjoy it .

[@yousefmohammad6909]

PLEASE REACT TO HER SONGS tears of gold (stripped) how it all works out (stripped) elon (the full version after the credit of her live stripped concert) 100 Band-Aids bad dreams her tiktok cover compilation minefields ft john legend

[@doodlebug4947]

Yes queen faouzia ❤

[@itzel1735]

Hey doodlebug. 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@doodlebug4947]

@@itzel1735 hey 😁

[@yaramkg5057]

literally said wow she sounds like an arab singer at the trill and when melia said that i was like 👀 these guys are tooooooo legit i love your commentary

[@dodo_today]

I almost burst out laughing at this part 9:30, you're so cute. Your laughter while trying that tone really made me laugh out loud. 😂❤

[@UrbanNilssonOssian]

Faouzia's voice and singing are amazing, but something else I would like to point out is that she plays the piano like that with really long nails. That just blows my mind!

[@geekyhive]

YOU GUYS NEED to do analyze Fur Elise, by Faouzia!

[@alakega]

REACT TO "TEARS OF GOLD" STRIPPED VERSION *PLEASE* 🙏❤ IT'S A MUST!!!

[@hamza-sky]

loved the reaction !! tysm for reacting to her , please react to tears of gold ( stripped) by her

[@Jay26x]

She’s amazing.

[@Nbnura]

She just released “fur elis” and “What a woman” just woow u should listen to it⭐️

[@bellathorn4894]

don't call me pretty is her most underrated song. it's.... INSANE.

[@browniiex]

she's self-trained.

[@Evaaa._.Lana31]

omg she is literally amazing

[@annieclairejohnson1022]

and this is why I love faouzia!!

[@Justarttingz]

Omg I can’t imagine y’all didn’t know about FAOUZIA 🤩

[@eod1589]

Faouzia’s voice is incredibly unique and it is difficult to penetrate for sure, since her vibrato is so fast and different. Faouzia’s voice is so beautiful, she is also a producer, songwriter, she can even play a piano and a violin and she is beautiful❤❤❤ She is a total package👏👏👏

[@ryanjared4263]

shes singing with her arabic background, You guys need to check out more arabic music.

[@fsueess]

Faouzia's tears of gold (stripped) is even more amazing!

[@romankumiku8559]

This song always gives me goosebumps

[@boulatrousmouhamedelmehdi3950]

Totally spotted on bc in Arabic music they do that technique very often so she is mixed between the two schools 8:42

[@sese.s8003]

Faouzia 🥺👏🏻💕

[@aminhaouache9955]

how it all works out and 100 bandaids from Faouzia are amazing

[@ayahshaw3714]

the runs she does is kinda a tribute to her arab heritage. she’s born in morocco and this type of run is typical in arabic songs

[@tyghe_bright]

She's Morrocan-Canadian; you definitely are hearing some North Africa/Arabic influence on her vocal ornamentation.

[@la___marocaine]

She is unique no body can beat her

[@johnnytsunami420]

It's super interesting about the flexibility of the throat and ability to trill. One of the top comments said it had something to do with her Moroccan heritage and thinking about, the Vietnamese language that I speak is very throat centric (many tones so being able to make sound from your throat is key) and I've always had an easy time with trills and runs. I am thinking that whatever the Moroccan language is would be also very tonal.

[@aliasherifabdelgawad403]

Please react to faouzia singing desert rose live TikTok concert it’s on KZbin! It amazing and you get to hear her sing a little bit of Arabic I think it will be very interesting for you!

[@aliasherifabdelgawad403]

@@ms.chuckfu1088 yessss I think she is outstanding in that one 👌🏾

[@deannale595]

Well...huge thank you for the introduction to this artist. Spectacular!

[@oumaimatahiri7020]

Great reaction guys you should definitely check out her other song"bad dream's" the stripped version you ganna love it

[@jessicadianne9065]

Goosebumps ♥️♥️😱

[@CarloRodriguez10]

Can’t wait to see your video

[@TheArriviste]

Hiyas! New to your channel and you guys are great! Really enjoying the both of you. The camera loves the both of you and your feedback, beyond being on point and helpful, is so dynamic and engaging.

[@963hz]

Can we just say Faouzia is freakin gifted. Her trills are like 1/10th of second lol

[@savannah5969]

Hi!! you guys should totally react to her new song “Fur Elise” but specifically the Live Perfomance. It’s so good!!

[@mushfiqahasan2263]

Her voice never gives off any sound of auto tune.not even close.her vibrato has depth and it compliments her vocal texture so much.

[@far5806]

wowww, bad dreams and how it all works out waiting from her are for youu guys

[@MtnDua]

A great reaction… she is so talented!

[@seenunseenr855]

That resonance is the Arabic tones she’s very much use to. She adopts both eastern and western styles. 🇨🇦♥️

[@Allah_is_the_truth_123]

Because Faouzia is moroccan 🇲🇦

[@madiankhalil7424]

She is so talented and I’m so glad that you discovered her

[@aseel4746]

When u said it sounded like Arabic music I gasped 😂 I'm Arabic and it felt like a moment lmao and I was like yeah she's half Moroccan, I believe

[@frapheigh]

It is refreshing to hear your comment, yours totally different from other commentators. I’m here to see your other reaction, after Siti Nurhaliza, Malaysia No 1 and voice of Asia. Faouzia voice is stunning. I love it! You makes me appreciate artist singing skill more.

[@AshleyAshroxxCrouch]

Wow Melia you hit that high note so well. You guys are so entertaining. I love Faouzia so much. Glad you reacted to her. You should check out her song “tears of gold” also live. Awesome video as always. Take care.

[@kyriannji6377]

My love for Faouzia♥️♥️♥️

[@McDevittMike]

For some reason, Faouzia is always better live. 😎

[@nisrinemeftah3402]

i'm proud to be a moroccan as her

[@karamfaiz1324]

1:09 yeaaa knowing her doesnt make the reaction any less interesting.. Hahaha that face! 😭😂😂

[@micheleroush8986]

All of her peformances are amazing. Should see her live pefromances.

[@marienassim]

your faces when she said "I" 😭😭😭😭😭

[@Casin]

1:12 😂 the way your faces just drop

[@wewenang5167]

She can do that trills thingy maybe because she know Arabic traditional singing style because Arabic traditional songs have a lot of trills.

[@meriembouhbou6992]

Greetings from the Kingdom of Morocco ❤️🇲🇦🥰

[@thetorresons297]

I loved your advice to aspiring singers at the end of your video.💖

[@lady06hidalgo]

Love her, love the video, already subscribed

[@anoushbadalian8685]

I love how their mouths were open the hole song whahhahaha