When the best thing in July is June

@julioahora

6 жыл бұрын

When something recorded in June by June gets released in July... a year after.

@natem362

5 жыл бұрын

@@julioahora It's a great way to keep the channel traffic high, by not releasing everything right away. June Lee: Socia media prodigy.

@Exploshi

4 жыл бұрын

Simp

@Breakbeat90s

4 жыл бұрын

False

@keevanganasen4476

4 жыл бұрын

Well a year later you would t believe how true this is

Jacob listing silences made me feel impossibly seen. the boy is a poet. a huge, singing heart. what.

@BrunaChaves09

6 жыл бұрын

Kristin Briggs it made me wonder if he would ever try a writing career; I would love to read more of his stuff, if they all follow the line of this silence poem.

@wongdianemuzik

6 жыл бұрын

I was doing the chinese subtitle for this one and was so confused when he says "knocks on wood", wonder if it's the superstitious-knock or the literal-knock that is silence to him??

@jacobhelbig6967

4 жыл бұрын

@@BrunaChaves09 he does have a writing career! look at all the lyrics he's writing! read the lyrics to time to rest your weary head and in the real early morning, and feel and so many other of his songs! but yeah, i get what you're saying. i think it just re-emphasizes that his ability of expression is *even* better through music

@SgtMacska

3 жыл бұрын

28:03 for reference

An entire college course could be spent on “Hideaway.” Wow.

My husband: “Did Jacob say anything that was new to you?” Me: “Uhhhhh 😭🤒”

@JonnyMay

6 жыл бұрын

Aimee Nolte Music Does he ever say anything that isn't new in some way? 😉

@gil-evens

6 жыл бұрын

Aimee is everywhere 😂

@LotusGtRY

6 жыл бұрын

Acid and God are everywhere

@Tofumang

6 жыл бұрын

But is it new if everything he says is too hard to comprehend in the first place lol

@JayTheLane

5 жыл бұрын

He's beyond glorious musically. We can only bask in that glory. When he got his laptop out, mind blown.

That autoharp hit what the heavens

@BookooZenny

6 жыл бұрын

Iconic

@samuelele

6 жыл бұрын

100% something I've never ever seen or heard before

@PsytranceGOUGAS

5 жыл бұрын

:O

That ending was really heartfelt and spoke to me on a fundamental level. He really is a brilliant man

@clyrawolf

6 жыл бұрын

Greg Gregory Nope

@matthewlyonhazzard

5 жыл бұрын

I started tearing up hearing the ending bit, too. He's a human like all of us, trying to share the beauty he's found with the world.

@lilsixfoot995

5 жыл бұрын

Matthew Lyon Hazzard beautiful

I think the last thing is so important in terms of how people see Jacob, I hate how many people see him as just a ‘crazy theory chord tuning guy’, which of course he is in the best possible way, but he is also an incredibly emotionally vivid artist, I do think he is widely misinterpreted. This was incredible as always June ❤️

@juozsx

6 жыл бұрын

I dont see any problem if someone is a ‘crazy theory chord tuning guy’

@deldia

6 жыл бұрын

Crazy theory chord tuning guy propagating the very name you’re trying to suppress therefore self-fulfilling the very problem person

@mathewstafford7943

4 жыл бұрын

If you only heard his music, and you didn't really enjoy, understand or care for it, I could see why people would hold that belief. As skilled as he is, not everyone will necessarily get the same message from his music. But Jacob, the person, is very insightful, thoughtful and absurdly passionate about this stuff. He speaks very clearly and in a way that pulls you in. I think those people just have not listened to him, the person.

@Ash-fm6ym

3 жыл бұрын

His music just isn't interesting to me, it's obviously impressive on a technical level but that's all it doesn't move me in any way and his voice is also super annoying.

@unholylemonpledge9730

2 жыл бұрын

No he isnt

JC: "I just sort of chuckled a little bit and left it in."

id do anything for an hour-long interview part 4 regarding Djesse vol. 2

@jacobhelbig6967

4 жыл бұрын

YES also go to his patreon. for five bucks a month, that basically happens. you can watch all the previous livestreams too, of which there are quite a few, answering really in-depth questions.

22:35 casually visited in the studio by herbie hancock

@ifusubtomepewdiepiewillgiv1569

4 жыл бұрын

and so young...

21:24 - He could have sent you the midi all along.

@dako2117

6 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHAHAH

@JuneLee

6 жыл бұрын

rekt

This is one of the most humanizing interviews I’ve ever seen and really makes me see Jacob in a whole new light. Thank you so much for sharing this

32:38 made me tear up a little bit. I'd always had faith in Jacob and just accepted his brilliance not as flexing, like some haters do, but just as sheer inspirational brilliance. But now I see clearly that his brilliance isn't just him pushing boundaries for the sake of pushing boundaries. He's a kid in his own musical world, and he just wants to share his musical world with everyone else. And I love that so much. This has become a large part of the reason I love Jacob. Not only is he and his technically and emotionally mind-blowing, he loves doing it. I wish there was a love button in KZread, because I would push it for those last two minutes alone. Love you, Jacob. Keep being the happiest kid in the world.

Wow. The level of care he puts into his music and the beautiful results that come from it only get more apparent the more you delve into his mind. Thanks for humanizing him and showing us this side of the art. I learn and explore so much about emotion from his words.

@jkntrds9635

4 жыл бұрын

why are the results end up being mediocre?

I think the part at the end where the screen goes black is such good advice, and possibly my biggest take away from this video. Thank you, June.

@marciamakesmusic

6 жыл бұрын

All the people saying he calculates his music and doesn't feel it can go suck it. Truly a man connected to his art.

@tejs1234

6 жыл бұрын

You are not the only one... that was wonderful indeed. Thanks for your thoughts Jacob - and thanks for you "humanization" of the wonders :P

@evanpragliola4947

6 жыл бұрын

yeah seriously felt a little choked up as the video ended. thank you June

@Rhinostinction

6 жыл бұрын

I feel that feeling man, I do. But what is the word they say as it fades to black? "Hejango" around 32:18 ?

@tejs1234

6 жыл бұрын

Hajanga? like the song Collier wrote. :D

That Norah Jones' Nightingale thing was just absolutely breathtaking.

6:44... I can't 😂😂

@JuneLee

6 жыл бұрын

I'm certain he was singing gibberish, but when I listened to the line carefully, it was so in tune - so I ended up harmonizing it :')

@DelaneyHF

6 жыл бұрын

June Lee dude.... you're so crazy haha. You two keep inspiring me everytime! Thank you for that🙏🏽

@milaberdenisvanberlekom4615

6 жыл бұрын

Crazy

@DiffOriginal

6 жыл бұрын

June Lee it’s so apart of him, he probably yawns in tune too lol

@michaelcollins1942

5 жыл бұрын

That was hilarious haha

24:45 I cannot stop watching this bit it’s so cute

@gabelonguinhos

6 жыл бұрын

32:15 so cute man

@ivanhendr

5 жыл бұрын

Should've ended in a makeout session #fanfiction

the norah jones thing what the hell

@elliotskunk

3 жыл бұрын

man like louie Zong! you help me visualise so much stuff, cheers

June Lee thank you for making this fascinating video - you are obviously someone perfect to share this level of complexity in music with the likes of a genius like Jacob Collier; you are impressive because you are respectful in your listening: you don't interrupt! This is rare in this day and age: you are to be commended.

HAVE NEVER CLICKED ON A NOTIFICATION FASTER

What he says about how making the line charming makes it more terrifying reminds me of drawing. If you want to make blue a darker, deeper blue, you add orange. Orange is the opposite of blue. Negative color, negative, intentions, negative harmony... polarity seems to be everywhere.

Watching this video i feel more Hallelujah than i can ever reach in church. Gotta go cry.

@alanrie

3 жыл бұрын

Саша, привет с:

@lolotronop

3 жыл бұрын

@@alanrie Гыгыгы. Не зря зашел пересмотреть

@keroykk

2 жыл бұрын

ух ты, привет)

also a hideaway instrumental needs to come out holy shit it sounds insanely good

@samuelele

6 жыл бұрын

I wanna have hideaway every single instrument group, so I can extract them and play along with the piano :D (except for the first verse because A=432 :D but really, Hideaway is probably the most perfect song on earth, imo. It is just perfect to the very little detail!

@rikaichinose263

6 жыл бұрын

Simeon Bell Hideaway combines four different tunings, I think

@samuelele

6 жыл бұрын

I realized there were two, but it's very possible, Jacob has a bigger musical mind than the rest of the world combined :D

@rikaichinose263

6 жыл бұрын

Simeon Bell I don't remember the values exactly, but I think he starts at A=410~ Hz and ends on A=450~ Hz, making the entire song a sort of progression in brightness and openness , in addition to the progression in the notes themselves

@samuelele

6 жыл бұрын

it starts at A=432 that, I'm pretty certain because A=412 is pretty exactly one half-tone lower, but I can imagine very well that the tuning changes again when the E major part kicks in :)

When you die all you leave behind are the stories that you've told! Brilliant interview and exploration of the music and soul of Jacob. His love of beauty shines through. Thanks so much for sharing this!

The part where he's breaking down the tracks and production of hideaway is just breathtaking. What an inspiration.

@arcioko2142

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

The Norah Jones song ended sounding a bit like Teardrops by massive attack. Kinda explains why Teardrops has such an amazing colour to it.

@BrunaChaves09

6 жыл бұрын

Sam Robson hi, nice seeing you here! I'm a fan of your work as well ✌ God bless!

@luableah7615

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Sam!

THE BROMANCE IS REAL

25:30 ah, the renowned "Eb^something" chord

That black screen at the end brought me to tears, because there was such a new side to everything, it made me evaluate how I view his music, music in general and the theory behind it. I will never be able to see things through someone like Jacob’s eyes, yet he tries to communicate these emotions and experiences through music - that concept is the essential foundation of music - it’s why music theory exists, I’ll try not to forget that. Thank you.

That journal from 27:40 is going to be worth millions one day!

"cookie" was my favorite silence

HOLY SHIT I THOUGHT THE DAY WOULD NEVER COME

Jesus' Sermon on the Mount [28 AD] (colourised)

I almost partly wished he would make the Logic files to his songs public... Only because by watching these videos, I've learned that there's so much beauty and wonderful detail hidden in his creations, which sadly is just lost on my mortal ears without this kind of a breakdown. Thanks for the upload, June! Really appreciated.

@rationalactor

6 жыл бұрын

ReVoLynx I totally agree. Even if they can't be made publicly available, some IT person close to Jacob MAKE SURE HE HAS GOOD BACKUPS! This stuff needs to be saved for future generations!

@rationalactor

6 жыл бұрын

And a big thanks, Jacob and June!

@markiplierSINGSbadly

6 жыл бұрын

agreed, even if they end up not being public, they deserve in a library to be preserved as a piece of history at very least

"People notice the absence of their expectation beeing fulfilled." (6:59) Love that quote, espeacially that he's using the word fulfilled here, to beautfilluy frame his idea into words.

22:38 "with Herbie and Quincy" like in Herbie Hancock and Quincy Jones ????

In all these interviews, you can see how Jacob understands himself, his life, and his world through music. He is an artist in the most meaningful sense of this word. Art is a means for self discovery and expression. The way his mind work makes me think he is a really high functioning asperger. What he says about intentions makes it especially clear. He was confused about the mind of other people. But what's amazing about him is his beautiful curiosity and positivity. He loved music and used it as a means to understand emotions and intentions in himself and others. The part about the opera shows that, through art, he understood the diversity and the complexity brought by the way people express themselves and are ambiguous about their intentions. And that is amazing because that self discovery feeds his musical world with so much meaning.

Thank you. Just Thank you!!! June you are a perfect catalyst for Jacob to spill his wisdom to us. I love the joyfulness and respect that flows so clearly between you two. Amazing!

June Lee... thank you so much for these interviews... I cannot begin to express what you and Jacob brought to me here, and how deeply it connected.

Mindblowing trilogy of videos. Wonderful how you were able to capture this. Thank you!

Thank you SO much for these interviews June. The inverted verb experience discussion is just one of many amazing insights! So greatful.

thank you for documenting this all so beautifully. These are videos people will be watching in 100's of years time! Thanks for all your hard work June, documenting this genius musician!

I have a bachelors degree in music education. And I knew cords to any song when I was 6 years old. I can tell you Jocob is a genius, At a level of some savants without being a savant. I am 56 and I can now I have met a Mozart A Stravinsky but indeed much more. For example about how (equal_unequal) temperament whants changes when chords are sang not played. He really has a computer in his head. And he is a nice person as well.

This video really made me see Jacob in a new way. He was right, you do a great job showing us he's not a crazy genius. He's just a cool dude i wanna be friends with

Such a young mind so full of wisdom, endless creativity and inspiration! I loved watching these so much, it got me pumped to start more songs and to keep thinking outside of the box even if not everyone can appreciate it.

This is my favourite JC interview ever. Such an interesting and lovely look into Jacob's process & just him as an awesome person. Thank you for organising/posting this June 🎵

IM SO HAPPY THIS CAME OUT I ACTUALLY REWATCHED THE FIRST TWO JUST YESTERDAY AND THIS WAS JUST PERFECT TIMING THIS BRINGS ME SUCH JOY

June Lee, Jacob Collier, These interviews are priceless experiences that inspire like no other. Thank you!

I just finished watching this and all the other interviews and I'm considering rewatching the whole 34 minutes again. That's how precious this was

YES A THIRD PART..June you are a legend, you're so talented and every time I watch your videos I learn so much and laugh so hard at your amazing editing and incredible musical skill.

Thank you very much for this 3-part interview. There'are so many lessons to learn about life and emotions here, I'll have to come back to these interviews very often.

im so happy this exists, every part of it. How lovely and wonderful to see a part of the world shared through another person's intricate thoughts. it makes me feel less alone hammering out my own stuff where i put in so many details and so much thought that might never be perceived.

congrats, June. Forever grateful for giving us this unforgetable and inspiring interview. Jacob is out of this world and you help us understand and love his music even more.

All 3 parts, exceptional and digestible content. Informative, inspirational and permissive. Thank you chaps.

This was well worth the wait. Thanks, June!

Amazing job! Thank you June! Jacob is certainly the genius that will mark the history of music and history in general!

this was the most beautiful interview i've ever seen

Thank you for this wonderful continuation to this already great series!

That was so satisfying. Being clueless about theory, all musical experiences by ear...all three interviews put it into language I don't know in order to express...the 'why' I see and can touch the harmony, and why subtle nuances matter. Thank you...💜

So nice!!! Thanks man.. also so nice to see the enjoyment you got during this interview!

Thank you, June! These interviews are so fascinating.

Este es oro puro June. Felicitaciones y muchísimas gracias por entrevistarlo y conocer el detrás de cada tema. Parece una persona tan cercana, tan abierta, y parece que se lleva muy bien contigo que has logrado sacar muchos aspectos de su vida y su música de manera natural. No lo pierdas de vista jaja Gracias también por tus impecables transcripciones!

OMG PART 3 I WAS WAITING THIS SO MUCH AHHHHH

22:02 With headphones is an out of body experience. The D bass note at the end is so grounding, Praise Jacob

@arcioko2142

3 жыл бұрын

gay old time

I Love these so much. I guess my favorite thing is the path you chose to sing through in my room. I never thought of that, and it feels soooo amazing!!

The concept Jacob talks about in the beginning, where he focuses on the extra level of meaning and experience during that scene in The Turn of the Screw is so interesting and meta. Also, comparing it to the negative harmony stuff is an awesome idea, just because of that explanation, now negative harmony has a more specific application and meaning in my head. I have to say it's also because it reminds me a lot of the shift of perspective I had when I started studying rhythmic illusions. A musical phrase can live in different contexts and learning to know every angle of it shows you how it can assume a different light every time you change the harmonization, or you rhythmically modulate a pattern for example. It's been 4 years now that I've been taking my Time Trip drum clinic around. I filmed the last one I did at Berklee College of Music, there's is a highlights video on my channel if someone is interested. It's basically the rhythmical translation of what Jacob said about negative harmony

Thank you, June! Best day ever, right? No words needed.

I'm research theatre and listening to Jacob talking about music has always been insightful, but in this video he actually talks about theatre for a moment!!! I'm amazed by his deep sensitivity.

Loved all three parts. Thank you! The sheet and audibles you attached really helped me follow the great info.

Thank you, June!

you are both amazing at explaining these ideas in real time, thank you so much.

This is such marvelous footage thank you so much for sharing this !!! As a fellow artist, I am so deeply inspired and oddly reassured in humanity by witnessing creative minds come together like this

A great thanks for those videos. This interview's always a gold mine !

This whole interview was just incredible. So special

What an amazing interview. It's nice that Jacob seems to appreciate that your efforts "humanize" him and give insight into his world that might be hard for him to articulate in an accessible way.

"...you have to get as much nuance out of the music as you can get, [be]cause that's what really touches the people and keeps them coming back to check the music out... so that's all." - Wynton Marsalis

Thank you for dedicating your time to this June and for sharing your heart Jacob. It really is a gift and we're grateful.

this is less an interview than it is more a genius geeking out showing his friend his stuff, and honestly im fucking loving it. this was incredible, so inspiring, and im sure ill be back to watch many times

These are gold, thanks for sharing and i feel very comfortable knowing some people discuss about this more than keeping those thougts for themselves Huge humanist approach, just thanks

Wow this is emotional! Thank you, June.

Yesss!! Literally been watching jacob collier video all day and yesterday. Thank you!

do not have a clue what he was talking about 90% of the time but still watched all 3 parts. so mesmerising, passionate and inspiring.

this is the best one. thank you June!!

Such a great video. Thanks for all you do June!

Absolutely Amazing ...i feel like i just spent time with true genius with an amazing generous heart . Thank you so much for these interviews

Capturing beauty is what it is all about. Thanks so much for posting this.

Thanks June lee, some brilliant work here. THANK YOU!!

I love when June sings

18:22 Scary June, yet another amazing video by you. Thank you!!

June, thanks for sharing another video of you and Jacob talking about the wide world of music. Being able to see the music transcribed on the screen helps so much. You guys are introducing concepts and ideas to people like me who would have never thought about the different types of tuning systems. Maybe if I had majored in music, then I might know about such things. Excellent!! So he turned 24 on the 2nd, which means he was still the ripe old age of 22 when you recorded this. I was going to comment on something that I’ve been thinking about ever since I saw your first interview with Jacob. I began to wonder if he walked around thinking about advanced music theory 24-7. However, in this video he addressed the fact that most people tend to think of him as being a very left-brained person. I’m paraphrasing. So, that addressed my curiosity regarding his seemingly highly analytical side. It was good to hear him thank you at the end for making these videos that show that he’s a human being and not some robot or something. I’m having trouble verbalizing what I’m trying to say but I bet you get it.

Hi June, thank you so much for these interviews.

I've probably listened to hideaway 30 times, but I'm amazed with how much I've missed! Thanks, June et al.

Thank you for sharing this beautifull moments ❤

I greatly appreciate these interviews you have posted. They make me feel insignificant, but I appreciate them nonetheless.

YEEES! It was totally worth the wait! June you are amazing, and Jacob is a fucking genius!! 🙌

Another incredible insightful interview, allowing us into Jacob's world, thank you June. I think the biggest challenge for Jacob going forward will be learning to control the tsunami of ideas rushing from his brain and learning to communicate these effectively to his listeners. When he breaks down the intricate complexity of his arrangements and recordings it's clear how much detail is hidden or lost to most listeners. If he can learn to filter this and distill these ideas and focus them, it might make for a more powerful connection in the long term. Such is the energy of youth. I fully expect Jacob to mature and grow (and he's already mature beyond his year even at this early stage). Either way...I'll be listening for the entire journey of his career, not just this first race.

Sometimes I feel like he's talking straight to me. And it makes me feel so warm and beautiful.

I've missed this, really, like.. every single day, thanks!!

"I'm the happiest kid in the world" Thanks for sharing this video June! xoxo