Negative Harmony Cover - Here Comes the Sun

[jamesdettmann]

John was arrested in 1980 for shooting an unsuspecting fan and has been in prison ever since, George has gained health and longevity from the lack of cigarettes, Paul continues to ignore the conspiracy that he replaced the original Billy Shears, and Ringo continues to Ringo

[jerokohn]

It's like a classic 70s progressive song!

[JKenjiLopezAlt]

So this is how Death Cab write their songs.

[joshgiesbrecht]

I love these negative harmony covers. It's so surreal, like my brain almost feels like it's about to grasp it, and then completely loses it.

[brandonvedder]

Wow maybe it’s just me; but negative harmony “Here Comes The Sun” has a night-time vibe. That’s so cool, because the original sounds exactly like music for a bright sunny day

[idontwantbeasoldiermama]

In this universe George and John are the ones that are still alive

[austinoblambino]

Negative harmony is just so cool. It reverses every aspect of melodic and harmonic motion except it’s tension

[utena_kujo]

Need it on Spotify or on a streaming platform, sounds so great !

[Katia_Managan]

Oh man, this went from a song of unbridled happiness into a strangely melancholy tune.
It's like the sun is coming, but as a somber inevitability rather than a glorious event. Like the melodic embodiment of the phrase "this too shall pass." Here comes the sun. And there goes the moon. I love it.

[バーンズエリック]

As physicist Niels Bohr said, the opposite of a trivial truth is plainly false, but the opposite of a profound truth is also true.

[trduff]

That feeling of anxiety when you partied all night and just laid down for bed and the sun starts peeking in the window. Making it hard to fall asleep.

[RobCabreraCh]

This is great. Because it has the feeling of greeting an old friend who is no longer the same person it was years ago

[owenmcmanus]

Awesome! Sounds like a Sufjan Stevens song!

[sympathofficial]

This is the audible definition of "hauntingly beautiful".

[TheDiazFlare]

This hits way harder than it has any right to.

[johnatkinson]

It’s like music from a parallel universe that sounds beautiful and confusing at the same time.

[LordRku]

When the sun is about to envelop the earth and you are comforting your loved ones.

[krishagarwal]

Listening to this in sync with the original version is definitely an experience

[maskmagog]

Awesome. Sounds like an unreleased Yes song, only missing the flute.

[CymeCymeCyme]

It has this fragile Sufjan Stevens Illinoise vibe with those high notes at the end of lines in the verses. I really like it!