Malukah - Game of Thrones Theme and The Children Cover I appreciate music from all different time periods, and, somehow, I discovered this group that performs vintage French gypsy jazz.Ģ1. Watch out for the “Gradually Watermelon” part. The original is a little suggestive, but the Google Translate version is somewhat more innocent, although a few strange words have slipped in, accidentally, of course. This Ed Sheeran song transforms into a song about someone who really likes geometry and biology.
Malinda Kathleen Reese (Translator Fails) uses Google Translate to translate the lyrics of popular songs into one foreign language after another and back into English to get Mad Lib like results. Google Translate Sings: “Shape of You” by Ed Sheeran It’s great, sets a mysterious mood, and even features some of their vocals. I chose this one, because it was a newer one I haven’t overplayed. They also play a lot of theme music from movies, TV and video games. These girls play a lot of different pieces and produce beautiful videos where they film in outdoor settings and dress in identical outfits or costumes. Everyone expects classical pieces from the harp, but not everyone expects rock, pop and even heavy metal arranged for and played on harp. This might not be the best example from these pretty young identical twins. In the Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg) Harp Twins - Camille and Kennerly Here, he collaborates with a lot of other artists to form a full band with vocalists.Ģ. He also does some of his own compositions and arrangements. Seb Skelly plays multiple brass instruments and creates multi-tracking videos where he plays all the parts and harmonizes with himself. Everybody Wants To Be a Cat (from The Aristocats) Big Band Cover - Seb Skelly There will also be a link to the full YouTube playlist at the end of this post.ġ. You can read things over and click on what interests you most from the description or video preview.
I have a lot of YouTube subscriptions, so this is a pretty long list, 57 of them, to be exact. Also, there are a few worthy originals from lesser known artists. You may recognize many of the songs they cover, but be prepared for completely different interpretations or creative remakes from the originals. Although some on this list are gaining more and more fame and a few of them have competed in or won TV talent shows, there is a good chance most of these will be unfamiliar to you.
A few of these artists are musicians with YouTube channels but are not primarily YouTubers. This post is more about discovering YouTube talent than mainstream artists from the radio. Lately, I’ve been again reflecting on how difficult it is to define my diverse musical interests, so I decided to blog a long playlist with a sample from all of my musical YouTube subscriptions.
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