"Sensory overload" is a common reaction to Collier. He is the greatest musical mind humanity has produced to date, he makes Mozart sound like children's music. Nice glasses, btw! Those frames really suite you.

@theammyjreacts

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much

The two major collaborators with JC on this song is Take 6 (the vocal group) and the Metropole Orkest (the instrumental group). The way he was able to do this is because he was ‘discovered ‘ by producer Quincy Jones, and has since won several grammy’s as well as nominated for several more. He does his own arrangements, plays multiple instruments, has self produced many of his videos, has a 3+ octave vocal range AND has perfect pitch. You would be very hard-pressed to find a more talented individual walking this planet.

Don’t worry ! He blows everybody away like that. Welcome to the club !

Beauty! The perfect comment. No more is really needed apart from the delight on your face. Thank you.

Jacob is a music GENIUS

@theammyjreacts

Жыл бұрын

He truly is

our lives are richer with JC, happy you've discovered his music, thanks for sharing your first time with us ;-)

@theammyjreacts

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure

This is why it’s important to listen to music like this. You can feel the beauty, the positive vibes, the understanding for the other… JC is for sure a young maestro, he lives for music… this enriches our lives 🎶🫶🏻

Wonderful reaction. He arranged and scored the whole thing in six hours the day before he was with the orchestra.

@gbulmer

8 ай бұрын

A tiny quibble: he scored the *Orchestra* in six hours the night before he flew to record with them. Take 6, The Aeolians of Oakwood University, Hamid El Kasri and his band were separate, On his Logic session breakdown, he said the whole thing took a year, including making the video. Best Wishes. ☮

@DavidTYork

8 ай бұрын

@@gbulmer As I understand it, they only decided that day to do All Night Long, so for him to score the orchestra piece, he must have worked out the whole arrangement, at least in his head, otherwise the jigsaw pieces would never have fit together.

@gbulmer

8 ай бұрын

@@DavidTYork You wrote _"He arranged and scored _*_the whole thing_*_ in six hours ..."_ However, he says he only scored the orchestra in those 6 hours, not *_"the whole thing"_* as you wrote. Take 6, The Aeolians of Oakwood University, Hamid El Kasri and his band, (and other embellishments) were _separate and _*_later_* In his 'Logic video' he explains playing to The Aeolians, and they sang 'a nine part harmony' back to him. I can't remember how Take6's part was created. He says he decided the *_night_* before the flight, and worked over night to write the orchestral score. Hence the 6 hours. He took his flight in the morning to reach the recording studio in The Netherlands. He'd created the orchestral parts by playing them on a midi keyboard. From that, he had 'draft' scores, but the actual scores were created by Vladimir Nikolov from the midi-recorded parts. I did write it was a small quibble. 😀 Best Wishes. ☮

This will answer some of your questions from Jacob himself: kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3WBxZaEj7G-o6Q.html And the documentary about him done by the BBC: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4aqxpeKmtjWg7g.html

@theammyjreacts

Жыл бұрын

This is amazing. Thank you so much

You can really feel his passion for music in this song. He doesn't shy away. And that's shown the way this song was made, so much collaboration and so many rich voices. Thank you for making this lovely video :3 *nvm, you're transphobic :(