I recommend that you check out Nightwish to hear more from Marco. Their cover of High Hopes from tThe End Of An Era would be a great start! Great Reaction!🤘🎸
The three female singers represent the three fates of Greek mythology - Clotho (the spinner), Lachesis (the allotter) and Atropos (the unturnable, a metaphor for death. These three women are all lead singers from symphonic metal bands. Marko Hietala is a legend in metal. He is Finnish, and has been called the originator of metal in that country. His decades long career includes his own band, Tarot; 20 years as bassist/male vocalist with the symphonic metal band Nightwish and a successful career as a solo artist. I'm just finding you and, if you haven't checked out Nightwish yet, I strongly suggest that you do so. I would suggest that for your first experience you try the song "Romanticide". Best version, IMO, is the 2013 live version from Wacken. Nightwish is great in videos, but even better live.
Their first original song , from their upcoming 2nd album. A supergroup with international singers, their first album was all covers. Amanda Somerville formed the band in 2017, she has worked with Avantasia, EPICA, Alice Cooper, Kiske/Sommerville. She just left the group to focus on family. Clementine Delauney (Visions of Atlantis) , Marina La Torraca (Phantom Elite), and Anna Brunner (League of Distortion) decided to continue as a trio. Marko is most known for his 20 years as a bassist and vocalist of Nightwish. Ask Elizabeth (The Charismatic Voice) about him, she is quite familiar with his voice, although she hasn't heard this song yet.
Exit Eden is a supergroup that emerged in 2017 from then relatively unknown vocalists. They record a successful cover album with metal versions of pop songs. In January they will release their second album, this time only half of the songs will be covers. The French Clémentine Delauney (in black): VISIONS OF ATLANTIS - Pirates Will Return (Official Live Video) | Napalm Records The Brazilian Marina La Torraca (in white) Phantom Elite - "Diamonds And Dark" Official Music Video The German Anna Brunner (in gray) LEAGUE OF DISTORTION - Wolf or Lamb (Official Video) | Napalm Records In 2017, the American Amanda Sommerville was also there. This time she canceled for personal reasons. Her own band is called Trillium, but her collaborations are more successful: Avantasia - Farewell (Amanda Somerville) [The Flying Opera 2011] EXIT EDEN - Paparazzi (Lady Gaga Cover) | Napalm Records Marko Hietala became internationally known with Nightwish: NIGHTWISH - Romanticide (OFFICIAL LIVE VIDEO) But he left the band in 2021 due to depression. He actually didn't want to make music anymore. Instead, he recently toured South America with his solo program: MARKO HIETALA - Death March For Freedom (OFFICIAL LIVE VIDEO)
I recommend that you check out Nightwish to hear more from Marco. Their cover of High Hopes from tThe End Of An Era would be a great start! Great Reaction!🤘🎸
The three female singers represent the three fates of Greek mythology - Clotho (the spinner), Lachesis (the allotter) and Atropos (the unturnable, a metaphor for death. These three women are all lead singers from symphonic metal bands. Marko Hietala is a legend in metal. He is Finnish, and has been called the originator of metal in that country. His decades long career includes his own band, Tarot; 20 years as bassist/male vocalist with the symphonic metal band Nightwish and a successful career as a solo artist. I'm just finding you and, if you haven't checked out Nightwish yet, I strongly suggest that you do so. I would suggest that for your first experience you try the song "Romanticide". Best version, IMO, is the 2013 live version from Wacken. Nightwish is great in videos, but even better live.
Their first original song , from their upcoming 2nd album. A supergroup with international singers, their first album was all covers. Amanda Somerville formed the band in 2017, she has worked with Avantasia, EPICA, Alice Cooper, Kiske/Sommerville. She just left the group to focus on family.
Clementine Delauney (Visions of Atlantis) , Marina La Torraca (Phantom Elite), and Anna Brunner (League of Distortion) decided to continue as a trio.
Marko is most known for his 20 years as a bassist and vocalist of Nightwish. Ask Elizabeth (The Charismatic Voice) about him, she is quite familiar with his voice, although she hasn't heard this song yet.
If the fates cut the thread he will die. That is the visionary they went for.
cutting thread represents death - ie end of the destiny they spin
Long before the sleeping beauty there were the Moirai, the three witches spinning the destiny of everyone in a thread (from ancient greek mythology)
This was great, I did a video breakdown of this so it was interesting to see a vocal one, learnt a lot from it.
Have a like and a sub, best wishes!
Exit Eden is a supergroup that emerged in 2017 from then relatively unknown vocalists. They record a successful cover album with metal versions of pop songs. In January they will release their second album, this time only half of the songs will be covers.
The French Clémentine Delauney (in black):
VISIONS OF ATLANTIS - Pirates Will Return (Official Live Video) | Napalm Records
The Brazilian Marina La Torraca (in white)
Phantom Elite - "Diamonds And Dark" Official Music Video
The German Anna Brunner (in gray)
LEAGUE OF DISTORTION - Wolf or Lamb (Official Video) | Napalm Records
In 2017, the American Amanda Sommerville was also there. This time she canceled for personal reasons. Her own band is called Trillium, but her collaborations are more successful:
Avantasia - Farewell (Amanda Somerville) [The Flying Opera 2011]
EXIT EDEN - Paparazzi (Lady Gaga Cover) | Napalm Records
Marko Hietala became internationally known with Nightwish:
NIGHTWISH - Romanticide (OFFICIAL LIVE VIDEO)
But he left the band in 2021 due to depression. He actually didn't want to make music anymore. Instead, he recently toured South America with his solo program:
MARKO HIETALA - Death March For Freedom (OFFICIAL LIVE VIDEO)
Greatly appreciate the greater context!
You left out the Greek mythological angle and the thread of life..
Ah! Duly noted!