Too many notes. Just kidding. In my generation it was Mahavishnu Orchestra and Weather Report that took it to the next level. These kids are doing it again. Thanks for the upload!
Andre 3000 is a Genius for this💯💯t This particular arrangement is from Outkast The Love Below side. #Fun Fact Andre 3000 programmed the drums Members of the funk band Cameo played the Keys and Bass💯💯 Kevin Kendrick on keys and Aaron Mills on Bass
Heard them back a years or so ago and my ear just couldn't understand it, been diving into more jazz and experimental music since then and now it's like ear porn to me. Same thing for me with Jacob Collier, Mono Neon.
For real this version is so fucking good, audio quality is super nice, the energy in the crowd brings so much more, playing is insane, I get goosebumps every time I listen to it. Thanks a lot for uploading, cheers from France
I love how at 4:27-4:31 Domi is playing so fast the synth portamento (glide between notes) can't even keep up so the tone is just sliding around. Wild.
Highly talented younglings on keys and drummer.. and then there's this totally awesome bassist who played an upside down bass tightly while wearing a google with a sticker slapped on it.. Idk if it could get any weirder (for a good reason) than this😅
Holy moly super sick, this is impossible.. JD at '3:05' : "...after I tuned my snare while playing, let's just switch hands, so I can play more sickness.."..
3:13 where he switches the sticking and the back beat is on his right hand for a while,!! Really frees up the tonalities. After that it’s all more pure fun!
I know this song from anime Kids on The Slope. anime that chance my mind to jazz music. And i really love your arrangement. ❤️ Very energic and soulful. Much love from Indonesia ❤️
He's similar to Louis Cole: small kit with fast snare; JD is more indebted to the great Jojo Mayer. They're both great but Aron Mellergård of Dirty Loops' massive fills really do it for me.
Kashikura Takashi (Toe), Dave King (The Bad Plus), Brian Blade, Nate Wood, Martin France. JD is phenomenal, reminds me of Chris Dave, but if you haven't watched the above, you don't know what you are missing.
he had a little splash cymbal sitting on the snare, he simply removed it at that point. in a way, you could argue that is tuning it as it would certainly change the sound.
My instructor in school would have said “I’m not really hearing the changes” lol. I’m not sure it occurred to him that not everyone is always trying to play the changes.
You can't see him very well, but, in the beginning of this video, Mono is standing in front of Domi, on the left. If you didn't know, Mono is a skinny Black guy, who is an extraordinary bassist!❤
It’s amazing but dude it is kinda busy sometimes I mean I love chops but there were some held back moments that actually sounded the best - the pull beat section was fantastic
@@creeksaway JD Beck is dope.....but not even in the same book as Chris Dave......he will even admits he has alot of growth to experience......he is definitely on the right track.
@@searlwet What is every generation supposed to have heard of every formerly popular music group before their time? Nothing worse than this attitude right here.
@@0willow0 didn’t realize I had an attitude. Seeing as how some of the musicians are younger than most people watching the vid I would have thought the title or description would have had it in there. Since it is an homage
Man, imagine showing this to some 40s jazz musicians.
Space jazz
They’d be like these cats are the end
They would have huge smiles on their faces.
I do have smile on my face and stars in my eyes 🤩
Man, imagine showing this to Wynton Marsalis hahaha
domi and jd beck should permanently trio with mononeon. the chemistry is just fucking insane
1:38 tuning the snare mid song, what an animal
Too many notes.
Just kidding. In my generation it was Mahavishnu Orchestra and Weather Report that took it to the next level. These kids are doing it again.
Thanks for the upload!
this here is so nice;wellwell done!
Check out My Favorite Things off the Outkast album Speakerboxxx/the Love Below
Seriously, someone get JD some more toms and watch him cover Billy Cobham like a boss.
Andre 3000 is a Genius for this💯💯t
This particular arrangement is from Outkast The Love Below side.
#Fun Fact Andre 3000 programmed the drums Members of the funk band Cameo played the Keys and Bass💯💯 Kevin Kendrick on keys and Aaron Mills on Bass
I wonder how many fellow zoomer jazz nerds are digging this as much as I do
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Heard them back a years or so ago and my ear just couldn't understand it, been diving into more jazz and experimental music since then and now it's like ear porn to me. Same thing for me with Jacob Collier, Mono Neon.
🖐✋🖐
Millennial but right there with ya. You have great taste.
millenial and not much of a jazz nerd but this is disgustingly good
jazz is not dead, it just smells funny
Well I guess we know what jazz is supposed to be doing
Love that comment. Yea these kids are so awesome.
jojo mayer would be proud
Evolving
Just so fantastic, zoomers are gonna be alright
Mono Neon age in this video: 29
Domi age in this video: 20
JD Beck age in this video: 16
both got 17 bro just mono is 29
Ok,, John Coltrane has to be smiling,,,, would love for James Carter to get some of this,,,,,,,,
For real this version is so fucking good, audio quality is super nice, the energy in the crowd brings so much more, playing is insane, I get goosebumps every time I listen to it. Thanks a lot for uploading, cheers from France
these three were born to play together...all masters of crazy shit! DOMI RULES!!
JD is a serious legend. Amazing chops
I have now listened to this a dozen times over two years. Each time I am cracking up with joy.
I love how at 4:27-4:31 Domi is playing so fast the synth portamento (glide between notes) can't even keep up so the tone is just sliding around. Wild.
Even the aesthetic works. Just wish we had a roving camera.
Nice update to the 1960's commentary....And just as soulful.
1:42 Never quite heard a tone like that, sounds amazing
looks like a "whammy" pedal, shifting up an octave:)
The bad thing is that we can't be there, in person: The good thing is, we can "rewind" over and over!!!! 😮❤
I normally don't enjoy this type of music but this was different. I really loved it.
best crossover episode
They need to record this and publish it as a song
Highly talented younglings on keys and drummer.. and then there's this totally awesome bassist who played an upside down bass tightly while wearing a google with a sticker slapped on it..
Idk if it could get any weirder (for a good reason) than this😅
❤❤❤❤😅😅
These three are so great together! Love them individually too, but this is next level.
Now that's a Power Trio.
I hope Andre 3000 sees this ❤❤❤
Attention dancing in the groove
Amazing! These three have so much Talent. And what a pleasure for the ears and soul to listen to them playing together !
this is pretty much the best thing i have heard in my life.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💥👌👏👏👏👌👌
2:34. I love it when the rhythm gets all whatever this is called. It makes bopping my head on time feel impressive.
Like. One bop is normal looking. The second one looks like I’ve been punched in the throat slightly. That’s when u know it’s extra stankalisious.
Sticky and stanky fat fucking groove is what its called
The J Dilla drunken feel
Dilla style or drunken drumming as Pablo mentioned! you should check out adam neely's video on it!
what you are actually looking for is heavy half time swing
So proud of these youngins tearing that $#!t up !
this trio is just tight as hell...
Great footage and audio. Thank you
Holy moly super sick, this is impossible.. JD at '3:05' : "...after I tuned my snare while playing, let's just switch hands, so I can play more sickness.."..
Wow - I'll look! Thanks for the heads up!! 😮😮
SO GOOD to see these three together, dream team! Albums?
3:13 where he switches the sticking and the back beat is on his right hand for a while,!! Really frees up the tonalities. After that it’s all more pure fun!
that's insane great spot. im not a drummer and that scared me
Fantastic stuff!
This is my wife and I’s song.
Best version besides the original.
You don't care for John Coltrane's version?
2:33 hits different when you realize that this is from the sound of Muzaq
Amazing!!!🥁
Totally hypnotising….. 🔥😵💫🔥
THEY PLAYED WITH MONO NEON!?!?!
yah. they play together quite a bit.
I discovered Domi when she was playing a session with Ghost Note. It was one of the best keyboard solos I ever heard.
@@benjaminwlang can you show me the link?
@@Kaonashimusic czcams.com/video/ji_QvPpO7gM/video.html I'm glad you asked. This is such fire. Enjoy!
@@benjaminwlang that was sick, ty boss
nobody:
jdbeck:casually tunning the snare higher in the middle of the performance
super crazy!
this cured me
Would you even imagine performing after them???
OutKast!
That's the craziest part - who the hell else has ever covered Andre 3000's arrangement?!
Thnx for the upload! Domi vids are so rare lol
Gurami Kasrashvili
But they shouldn’t be. She’s so talented. Next level stuff ..
67coronado absolutely! Feel lucky cz they droping an album this year.
If you have watched this video then you have just watched the worlds best drummer. ( my humble opinion )
Larnell Lewis says hi
Only because you haven't seen Roicel Riveron
wow
Wanna see this lot live in my local pub.
Insane
The ultimate millenial jazz trifecta
Ok that was dope.
Had no idea this happened
I know this song from anime Kids on The Slope. anime that chance my mind to jazz music. And i really love your arrangement. ❤️ Very energic and soulful.
Much love from Indonesia ❤️
Just really good to listen to great musicians play great music - not focused on age or gender.
This feels anachronistic, but I know it's perfectly placed. Let it shoot through the roof ⚡
Andre 3000 is head of his time
jazz is saved
❤❤❤❤❤
This is 10/10 technical. Totally slaptendo
This kid could be the best drummer on Earth right now.
Um. Larnell Lewis?
He's similar to Louis Cole: small kit with fast snare; JD is more indebted to the great Jojo Mayer. They're both great but Aron Mellergård of Dirty Loops' massive fills really do it for me.
Kashikura Takashi (Toe), Dave King (The Bad Plus), Brian Blade, Nate Wood, Martin France. JD is phenomenal, reminds me of Chris Dave, but if you haven't watched the above, you don't know what you are missing.
You’re probably right for his age, and maybe the world. But we should just be grateful we’re in a time where we can share the joy!
@TiqueO6 Agree - yep - the point is to be grateful for these talented and hard working musicians.
0:34 That's Amazing!
Outkast 🤌🤌
0:24 she really doing Robert Glasper like that
referance?
@@Gremlix it's the intro of G & B on his live performance at the village vanguard
This needs more traction
brutal
What mic did you use? It sound so clean like u get the audio from the mixer.
In other breaking news, stock in makers of fluorescent striped socks is markedly up for unknown reasons... (lolz)
drummer has a lot of Jojo Mayer albums :)
No one on that stage is over 30...shoot, Mono ain't even in his mid 20s. These kids keeping jazz alive.
JD Beck, the drummer is like 16 or 17 :D and i think Domi is 20 or 21 or something, yeah these kids are the future of jazz
Records please
1:39 ... is he tuning the drums on stage??
yea he is lmao, i guess he wanted a different sound for that segment
Bellua he probably likes a higher and tighter tone from the snare so he can articulate his rolls and ghost notes more
he had a little splash cymbal sitting on the snare, he simply removed it at that point. in a way, you could argue that is tuning it as it would certainly change the sound.
*she
@@loudboy9036 thats JD Beck, a guy
COOK!
Does mononeon ever like, move or change facial expression or anything
mono indemodable..........
OUTKAST
jd toned the snare in the middle of the song....
tuned?
hes out dude bro ing him
2:27 que boludo Gustavo no queria ir!
My instructor in school would have said “I’m not really hearing the changes” lol.
I’m not sure it occurred to him that not everyone is always trying to play the changes.
i dont get how drum and bass became the natural progression of jazz drums...
I heard it evolving this way in the early ‘00’s but now musicians are stepping up their game 🤘
Boy neon played the same 1 note the whole song. True bass player integrity hahahahah jk
Need to Breath little bit ...
Drum n Bass version.
Which one is Mono Neon?
You can't see him very well, but, in the beginning of this video, Mono is standing in front of Domi, on the left. If you didn't know, Mono is a skinny Black guy, who is an extraordinary bassist!❤
WTF chords is she even playing at 2:00? Most of the time I can’t make it through a whole video of these three because my brain esplode
What's the name of the song
"My Favorite Things" is a show tune from the 1959 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music. (Wikipedia)
If these kids left jazz and focused on electronica they'd be playing large theaters right now.
The real suicide squad 🃏
this is fascinating, but only add a sax and its god tier
Just gotta find a god tier sax teenager with an unquenchable thirst for hyper tech yet ultra groove jazz funk virtuosity...
Go have a look, I’ll wait.
@@ehtikhet Sam Gendel ? He's like 30 but so is Mono
It’s amazing but dude it is kinda busy sometimes I mean I love chops but there were some held back moments that actually sounded the best - the pull beat section was fantastic
I think "less is more" is a concept that usually takes time and maturity to develop as a musician
JD Beck is already a Chris Dave at 14. That's insane.
hes 17 bruh
@@creeksaway JD Beck is dope.....but not even in the same book as Chris Dave......he will even admits he has alot of growth to experience......he is definitely on the right track.
I think JD should change his name to "Jack Rabbit".
Haaaa!!! Yep!
I see some of y’all don’t know about Outkast 🤦🏽♂️ this an homage
um then educate instead of facepalming, bruh
@@codygonzalez8434 did I not? Facepalm in disappointment that this new generation doesn't know about outkast 🤷🏽
@@searlwet What is every generation supposed to have heard of every formerly popular music group before their time? Nothing worse than this attitude right here.
@@0willow0 didn’t realize I had an attitude. Seeing as how some of the musicians are younger than most people watching the vid I would have thought the title or description would have had it in there. Since it is an homage
Yeah - I don't know about Outcast, either, so I'll have to look them up. Even if you're as old as I am, "every day's a school day"! ❤😂😂
Neon is too oldfashioned 4 these guys!!
No u
Rodgers/Hammerstein >>> Coltrane >>> Outcast >>> Mono, Domi and JD
Brad Mehldau's take on it is really nice
A student of Cory Henry?.....maybe!!!
Lots of diddles.😐👌🏾
7 people have no taste in music
Pretty colors. Lots of note but come on man, it doesn't swing.
Jazz does more then just swing