Lateralus | @TOOLmusic cover | ft. Samuel Hope and Suphala

Lateralus- (Tool Cover) ft. Samuel Hope and Suphala
Arranged by Andrew Gutauskas & Brad Hammonds

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Project by Brad Hammonds | Arranged By Andrew Gutauskas

Follow the Musicians:
Samuel Hope: Vocals
Samuel Hope Official Youtube:
Official website:
Samuel Hope is a multi-instrumentalist and soul/pop singer songwriter originally from NYC and currently based in Berlin.
David Torres - Assistant to Mr. Hope

Suphala- tabla, percussion
Tabla percussionist, composer, and producer, Suphala is one of the most sought-after and versatile artists of today

Andrew Gutauskas - baritone saxophone/arranger

Frank Cohen - Trombone

Mariel Bildsten - Trombone

Tyler Tritt - Trumpet

Oskar Stenmark - Trumpet

Nathan Ellman-Bell - Drums

Brad Hammonds - Guitar

Kenneth Bentley- Sousaphone

Video shot by FILMSHOOTERS MEDIA
Cinematographers: Josh Keys & Blaze, the Rebel
Edited by: Blaze, the Rebel

Recorded at Avatar Studios
Mixed and Mastered: Chris Davies | Whitewater Music

Special Thanks to Patreon supporters:
Will McCreary

[SamuelHopeOfficial]

Hey everyone! Just wanted to say thanks to Brass Against for inviting me to join for this project. I’ve been a dedicated fan of Tool for over 20 years and also recently become a huge fan of Brass Against. Was a real pleasure and honor to work with such impressive professionals and to get the chance to channel my inner Maynard. It’s not often I can let it out a metal scream, but damn, it felt great. This meant so much to me. What an experience. 🙌🤘

[FIbane]

putting an ad in the middle of this violates the geneva convention

[collinspears]

In my intro to psych class, we were asked if we believed in the death penalty. The professor tasked us with writing a position paper on the subject, which caused me to undergo a personal crisis. Did I truly believe that the State's taking of a person's life could ever be justified? I wrote enough of a response to pass the class, but that question has stayed with me ever since. In fact, it stayed with me right up until the 9:38 second mark of this video, at which point the music was disrupted by a youtube ad for car insurance. I now know the answer to the question that has plagued me, and recognize that there are some things that even a lifetime in prison can't atone for. Natural justice must be pursued.

[AreUmygrandson]

Vocalist is channeling his inner Maynard with the way he is moving

[aaggsmyhoopt]

“We’re gonna cover a tool song!”

Drummer:

[MissRandomComment]

For anyone criticizing the vocalist: singing Tool is harder than you might think for a vocalist, in my opinion he really put in all his time and energy to correctly represent Maynard and he did a terrific job.

[shahinghaziani]

I am addicted to this version of Lateralus.

[RobExNihilo]

I'm not gonna lie, when I first saw this I wasn't super enthused about hearing my favorite Tool song get massacred by a bunch of horns, but I'll be honest, the exact opposite happened. This is absolutely fucking badass.

[torperator]

Dude preparing to sing like a Mortal Komat character idle pose

[christopherwelsh]

Is there anything more chaotic than a bunch of brass instruments playing the polyrhythms at the climax of Lateralus? This is fantastic.

[rellimnahtan]

Homie is ROCKING that sousaphone. I never thought I would have said that unironically.

[alicemalt]

The frakking tabla, the frakking tabla - mucho grande carumba !!!

[marcushand]

Everyone is commenting on the brass or the singer, absolutely no one is giving the drummer credit for being on point giving Danny his dues. This dude absolutely slays this song. His poly’s are amazing.

[DrPunchTV]

It's all about the guy crushing it on the tuba. Amazing.

[elhefe]

I was so blown away by the tool covers with sophia urista that I did not dare checking the lateralus cover because of being afraid that this-other-singer-guy wouldn't meet the standard.

Boy was I wrong. I am really happy to state that Samuel fucking nailed it.

[amypopsbubbles]

The trombonist is absolutely giving me life right now, I could feel her energy

[billybobson]

I don't know of it's because I'm Australian, but this needs a didgeridoo.

[James_Sutherland]

Fantastic. But of course now we know you guys have access to a Tabla player, a cover of Right In Two has to be next right?

[alanmartinez]

I love that the only legit way we can pay homage to this song is with 20+ musicians.

Speaks to the power this track carries.

[ultimatebulldog]

What a hard band to cover in Tool and they killed it.