Slabodka Niggun - Joey Newcomb & Naftali Kempeh סלבודקא ניגון - יוסף ניוק REACTION!!!

Uziel 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. >> Hey guys, today we're reacting to a song suggested by a comment to react to Slabodka Nigun by Joey Newcomb and Naftali Kempe. Joey Newcomb and Naftali Kempe are great singers. Don't know how they are together, but I could see the potential and I could see how they would gel together. Not because they're the same, because of the opposite. They're both comesitses, but in different extremes. So, it's going to be really cool to check out this video. And before we start, I'd like to remind you that every Sunday we make our reactions and every Tuesday we have our live streams. And every Wednesday we have a brand new podcast episode coming out. And there's a lot of projects coming out both on this channel and the other channel. So, please subscribe, like, and share whatever you can to people that would enjoy such of this content or the content in the other channel. It would be very appreciated. And also comment any other song you want me to react to, whether it's in music or just other videos or concerts both in the live streams and the pre-recorded videos like this. Let's get to it. Naftali Kempe got new glasses. Interesting. >> Oh, piamenta. Nice. I didn't expect that. That idea to fasten and go to a higher pace. Also, there was not no bridge, so straight to it. Pretty cool. There's not a lot of any complexity or changing around the arrangements and the composition. It's just meant to be a very simple kumzits song that has the fast parts and the slow parts. But so it's like an average in that aspect, but Joey and his affiliate sound really good in this. I do like though the aspect of when you're trying to go you say the Hasidus like the foundation of Hasidus, you're going slow and deep and emotional with it. It's pretty cool attaching that message of the composition and actual words together. And then when you're talking about the yetzer adam about the person, it's going higher and more like the standard, you know? The composition's actually not that bad thinking about the message and the composition more about it. Pretty good. And then when you get to Yeah, you know what? Maybe I was wrong when I was trying to say that that but the composition really fits well with the messages of each of the words and the verses. It's pretty good. >> Yeah, so it's kind of a shame for me because I kind of expected more from Joey and Naftali when it comes to the the composition of the songs. They have like an intro and a more of a build-up and more dynamic on the arrangements itself and I don't know, like playing around with the arrangements. But I don't think they were going for that. So, I don't think it was even in their vision when they produced the song to do that way, but I just wish they had. But aside from that, I love this song in a way where the message and the ta'am of each verse fit with the composition and the composition changes in its dynamic according to the verse and wherever it's up to in the song. So, you have you say to Hashem you go slow and deep and emotional. And when you're talking about Yaitzar Adam, right? So, you're going in a higher cuz you're trying to emphasize the standard. And then when you get to Leshanah El Hashem, that's when you're dancing and singing, you know? So, I love the fact that the composition really fit very well with the message of each of the verses. So, that was really good. You know, there was an average amount of harmony throughout the song. I just kind of wish that there was more cuz Naftali and Joey could do so much with harmonizing and dynamics with their voices. But, they were essentially just going for the normal Kumzitz song with this. And that is Joey Naftali at the end of the day. They're not meant to go so dynamic and artistic with their voices, you know? They're just trying to bring the music and the emotion in the music. For me as like I'm trying to analyze the song, it's not necessarily asking for so much to be analyzed because it's trying to be a very simple song as it was. So, I respect it for that. All right, guys. Thank you for the suggestion for this song. And if you also want to suggest a song or video or any other thing that you want me to watch and react on camera, whether it's live or pre-recorded, comment below, let me know, subscribe, and share whatever you can. And join us every Sunday, Tuesday, and wait to Shabbos for what we come out. And there's other projects coming out very, very soon that I'm very, very excited about. Thank you so much for joining me today. I think that's it for today. Have a good day.