Opera Singer Reacts To JINJER Perennial | Tea Time With Jules

Another Banger from JINJER! This one really highlights how amazing of a performer this singer is! its nothing less than EXPERT LEVEL !

[Robertsmith-dysh]

Jinjer are one of the rare bands that actually sound better live than on their albums! Awesome reaction!

[coderliberty]

They are from Eastern Ukraine. In fact as of just this week the front line in the war there has come within a few kilometers of Tatiana's home town Horlivka for the first time since 2014. She lives in LA with her husband now and the rest of the band members live outside of Ukraine in Europe. They got special permission to tour as cultural ambassadors of their country along with a few other Ukrainian artists. I wouldn't be surprised if that stage at Wacken has more square footage than the first floor of my house and yet she's running all over it and doesn't sound out of breath except for the beginning of the video and the end.

[jeffwellman]

Another great reaction. As a singer you would really, really, really enjoy "Judgement and Punishment" (One take vocal performance). You will get to see Tatiana's techniques up close and be amazed at the different genres Jinjer incorporates into their music.

[glebivanov]

Elizabeth Zharoff from The Charismatic Voice is an opera singer. She started to investigate harsh vocal techniques few years ago after she heard Tatiana's growling in Pisces and Judgment&Punishment.

Elizabeth dove deep into that matter with the help of Will Ramos (another famous harsh vocalist from Lorna Shore). I guess she has alot of information now how to learn harsh vocal especially if you are an opera singer.

I remember at least another one singer (not opera, rock singer) from youtube, who reacted to Jinjer and then tend to learn harsh vocal techniques because she was impressed by Tatiana's skills.

Tatiana herself literally said (in interview with Elizabeth and some other interviews) that she isn't able to teach anyone how to growl like her because she can't explain it properly. And she understands the responsibility because wrong learning approach could damage the voice. Or at least it wouldn't be usefull, just a waisting of time.

[alexthorpe]

I got to see Jinjer live about a year ago, with 3 opening acts. The entire band is so skilled, and Tatianna is even more captivating in person. They are Ukrainian, and their first attempted US tour was cancelled by the start of the war, so things got pushed back about 7 months or so. They were selling special band t-shirts in Ukrainian colors, with all the proceeds going to support a bomb shelter in Kyev, and I bought one of those and wore it to the concert. I think they're still helping out with food and medicine.

[kevinallupinit]

Saw JINJER headline at Hooligans in North Carolina! (8-8-2023) Their set was about an hour and a half long. Savage energy from start (Perennial) to last (Sit, Stay, Rollover)!
Can't wait for their new album release next spring!!!

[jamesparson]

The Charismatic Voice, Chris Liepe and Will Ramos have put together great a course on harsh vocals!

[karlbecker]

The band is talented as heck, and Tati speaks for herself. My favorite band at the moment. This is the last song of the set, btw, so she's doing this after being on stage for at least an hour. Girls got skills!

[thomaskellyjr]

Best band out there. True artists and masters of their trade. Always phenomenal.

[Jinjer]

I really like your reactions to Jinjer, emotional, professional and appreciative, which not only concerns Tati > this band is wonderful!
Lovely greetings from germany and from a german musician

[petahpunk]

I have seen Jinjer live 3 times since 2021, and they are amazing. Tati is absolutely on another level now then even this performance as she adopted a sober lifestyle, and is generally taking really good care of herself. You should go see them live if they come near you.

[davidjames]

Jinjer is ukrainian proggy djent groove metal band

Jinjer - Alive in Melbourne 2020
Jinjer - Live At Wacken 2023
Jinjer - Live At Hellfest 2021
Jinjer - Live At Hellfest 2022
Jinjer - Resurrection Fest 2018

[ericpeterson]

Another great reaction! I love how into it you are. I can't wait to hear your harsh vocals! I love it when opera singers appreciate the artistry and dedication Tatiana brings to the table. Don't forget--it takes quite a while to get good at it. I want to hear your early attempts! C'mon man! 😜

What's crazy to me is how haphazard harsh vocals seem to be for Tatiana. In the Tea Time interview with The Charismatic Voice, she said that mid-tour she can forget how to do it! It's happened to her more than once. She loses the ability to scream, and she has to relearn how to do it. And it comes back differently every time! In one comment she said it used to be better in a previous incarnation of it!

She doesn't warm up, and she recently quit smoking cigarettes. She says she doesn't take care of her voice at all. And she has no idea how she does what she does. Her only training has been on-the-job training.

I think determination must be Tatiana's middle name. She is a wonder!

[gordoncoon]

Widely renowned as possibly the most versatile harsh vocalist, Will Ramos from Lorna Shore has taught fellow Opera Singer, Elizabeth Zarhoff how to growl.
They have done reactions together and he's even had a camera put down his throat to the amazement of ENT doctor who as shocked at what he could do with his true and false Chords.
His versatility goes from a beautiful cleanl voice to Tuvan throat singing, growls, goblin noises, pig squeals and basically any animal noise you can think of.
Will has put together a course in harsh vocals in collaboration with Chris Liepe.

[jpdusn]

From what I understand of it she uses her “false vocal folds” to make that sound and her jaw, mouth, lips and throat to help shape the sound into words. Hence the dramatic jaw movement. In person it’s not very loud but do it right, practice, amplify it and you get the wonderful sounds of one Tatiana Shmayluk.

[vladmoriendi]

You should really check out "Wallflower". Great melodic vocals.

[williamuptgraft]

Fun tip to help adjust your ears to understanding growling. Listen to it while reading the lyrics. For some reason if your brain knows the words it will process it better and becomes more clear. You have to train your ears just like you have to your voice 😂

[markanderson]

She said it took her 5 years to develop the harsh voice with her clean voice. She said it changes constantly and she has to adjust.

[KuriosNerfie]

Love seeing opera singers get into metal vocals. Imo they're both extreme vocals on opposite ends of the spectrum. If you're interested in learning, check out the Will Ramos course with Chris Liepe and Elizabeth Zharof from The Charismatic Voice. I'm a student and love this course!

[LauraMalcolmLive]

hi jules! How did you know this my first time watching😄and though i am not into headbanger music, i can always appreciate talent! she certainly delivers in surprising ways.