Udvorov - Avraham Fried - Chazak REACTION!!!

Uziel [music] reacts, he doesn't retract when he hears a brand new song. Oy oy oy. Uziel reacts and makes an impact when he hears a brand new song. >> At Melech Shmuel Klar T G B, the song at 941 is Udvar Ov. There was a whole medley of just a bunch Yossi Green songs and in the medley there was a few songs that I never heard of. This song from the Chazak album is definitely a underrated great song. You should react to it. So you know what Melech Shmuel Klar? I'm going to do that. >> [cough] [music] [singing] >> Ooh, nice. >> [singing] [music] >> Ooh. >> [singing] [music] >> So far, it's really interesting. Like it's so it's a very simple composition so to speak compared to other songs composed by Elsy G. So it's interesting, but I'm I'm for it. It's 7 minutes. Who can say no to a good lengthy song of Armin van Buuren and Elsy G? >> [singing] [music] [music and singing] >> Ooh. This is pretty good. Yeah, that's uh Elsy G for sure. >> [music] [music] >> I love how much emotion and flexibility and emotion he is putting to his voice in the song. >> [music] [music and singing] >> The arrangement is so good. Misha Lofer is the man. >> [music] >> The way it's picking up and it's building up and it's not stopping. >> [music] >> Oh, it goes faster. Okay. I mean, that's typical for older album free songs. >> [music] >> Okay, we're in Misha Lofer and Yossi Green territory. This is it. Okay, so I remember this from the medley. Okay. >> [music] [music and singing] [music] >> Shout the who. >> [singing] >> I love how high note this song is from the bat. It's great. >> [music] [music] [music and singing] [music] >> First it was catch me off guard because usually the intros of album three songs are more dynamic with its arrangements, but I get what it was trying to do. It the arrangements itself were trying to build up in the part of the song that was a slow part also. Then all that build-up in itself could be its own song. And then when we get to the middle part of the song where we get to the fast part, the whole arrangement just changes up. By the way, that is very typical for album three's oldie songs that have that whole section of an intro that leads to then a whole section of itself for the fast part of the songs. >> [music and singing] >> Oh, now they're putting the the slow part into the >> [music] [music] [singing and music] [music] >> I I I again you if you if you really pay attention oh oh okay. Okay, one sec. I'll I'll get to the point later. I just want to enjoy the arrangements cuz Mesfin Hailemariam is killing it in this song for sure. 100%. Ooh, I like that. It's such a unique ending for all of Amharic songs, but it sound it's so good. Amazing. Amazing. Truly amazing. Overall thoughts. It was very typical of Amharic song to go the slow, have its own section. Like it's 2/3, right? You have the first third which has its own slow introduction section, and then you have the middle which then has the fast that has its own build-up, whether there's a tempo or arrangements, and then you have the ending. Um for me, I think this is one of the best of the Avicii songs that does that because the first third has that dynamic where it's its own song, and it didn't have like a flat line of a of the way the arrangements were doing. It was going with the typical piano. It was building up with more instruments, and not only that, the instruments that they came in earlier are building up even more later, and they're building and building and building, and it was amazing. Then the And I I think by far my favorite is the first third of the song out of all three. The reason why I'm doing it in three sections is because like other Avicii songs that it the song feels as one. This kind of feels like there's a story in each of the three parts. So, that's why for me, that's how I feel. But, the qual- the song was amazing. It was really good. Yes, the green it it was like a typical Yes the green song for me. And the arrangements by Michel Avicii killed it because I could tell that the arrangements were telling its own story in itself. And Avicii killed it doing some things that are not in typical Avicii songs, the way he's saying certain parts, which was grow- it was not grow- what am I saying? It was amazing. It was really cool. >> [bell]