Asterism LIVE "Dawn" (reaction ep. 598)

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In this video Canadian Guitarist/producer Dean Wolfe reacts to Asterism.
A LITTLE ABOUT ME: I'm Dean Wolfe, a mostly self-taught Canadian guitarist/composer/multi-instrumentalist/singer/producer/performer. I started out as a full time musician on the road at age 17 for two years, but went part-time ever since while holding day careers including as a chef and in spiritual health care while raising a family.
I've recorded hundreds of my own songs- many being used in media and award winning documentaries etc. I've been in several bands including a prog/jazz fusion act nFuze, performing in International Jazz festivals and jazz clubs. I abandoned the prog genre more or less back in the 1990s but have returned to it now with vigour a full 30 years later- so much prog I've ignored and quite frankly didn't have any idea about. My own prog band was rejected by record labels as "too progressive' in the late 80s, so i detoured into grunge, pop and alternative instead (then folk and acoustic fingerstyle guitar and ambient electric as well).
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[@ivanthenuke9995]

That last 3 minutes or so of guitar playing is probably three of the finest minutes of guitar playing I have ever heard. Speechless...

[@brianchar-bow3273]

It is truly amazing that this "Dawn" was composed, arranged it as one song, and was able to perform it by a junior high school students of Japan who were only 14 or 15 years old.　Everyone notices that they have advanced playing skills at a young age, but what really should be appreciated the most is that they have acquired compositional skills, including the ability to arrange music, at this age.　
Moreover, the range of emotional expression and the wide descriptive compositional ability give us the impression of a genius inspiration. It's amazing that not only HAL-CA, but each three of them have the ability to compose in three different ways, and they can arranging and playing songs at the age of teenagers.
The variety of songs they compose is wide-ranging, and to us it is as diverse as if we were looking at the 70-year history of Western music. It covers all elements of the UK, US, European and Japan music of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, and is integrated and played with the sensibilities of today's teenagers.
How could they have done this in such a short period of time?
Perhaps it all started when the three of them grew up in an environment where their parents liked Western music and listened to songs at home as a hobby, and their parents gave children musical instruments to try out.
The period when they learned the instrument was probably linked to the brain growth process in the growth period from child to adult. I guess the adults around them were stunned, because they absorbed and grew at an incredible rate.
However, it will be unclear whether their compositional ability came out with because they were on growing children, or whether they originally had genius compositional ability, unless we look at them in the future.
　
Unfortunately, the current Japan music industry does not have an environment that genius talents like them into stars. The general public doesn't like to listen to this kind of music.
If we leave them in Japan like this environment, their talent will only be crushed in minor scenes without ever seeing the light of day in the major scenes. I think "Amuse" is out of hand. They should leave early.
They should move quickly to their native field, the Western music market, to meet producers and capitalists who find and interest their talent and abilities. The current Japan music industry will not be able to take advantage of their abilities

[@deanwolfechannel]

I am hoping youtube exposure will help, but is it enough?

[@brianchar-bow3273]

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I think having a CZcamsr like you cover them on reaction is a big help for them to make their presence widely known.　I imagine they're happy too.　
But don't you notice, the posts in the comment section are conspicuous by people from overseas other than Japanese. In Japan, they are treated as almost unknown without being picked up by various media, appearing in chart actions, or without being talked about.　
The reason why the Japanese media doesn't cover them is probably that their songs will not be popular with the masses now in Japan, or because in the current Japan, singing, dancing and appearance are more attention than instrumental performance, but they do not have that elements.
So the influence of the reaction of youtubers will be great help for them.

[@keithvincent4]

My fav trio.

[@davidornberg]

Even if the fancams has not so good sound I like them because when they a crowd in front of them the fire in the band is awesome!

[@AngelLWJ]

⭐Asterism⭐

[@MyCatSleepsAround]

i've become an asterism junky, can't get enough

[@deanwolfechannel]

haha! I hear ya

[@julioreyna9339]

From Argentina: Seru Giran Band, Eiti Leda song.