AURORA THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD | REACTION VIDEOS

Hi Guys! Here is my reaction to - Aurora Through The Eyes Of a Child.

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0:00 Intro
1:46 My Reaction
8:41 My Thoughts On the Song
10:23 Today's Special Shout Out :)
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[roddiener]

You need to watch this whole concert, it's a to Aurora.

[wolffbites]

i am 78 and been into music since age 6 and have heard the best of the best across all genres from jazz to blues to pop to gospel to opera to country to you name it. has never been anyone like Aurora. She can evoke emotions from a rock. wrote Lucky at age 9, Murder Song at 11 and Runaway at 11 and the messages are powerful because she is so powerful in her beliefs and her desire to make us all better as people and to make certain the planet surives. She is haunting mesmerizing angelic and so so gifted--- writer singer-- arranger-- composer-- choreographer and for me, a Messaanger from someplace I know not where. Noone like her. Never has been. What a GIFT for Mankind.

[tomh]

She is the most perfect human ever created. Not just her outside beauty but her beautiful soul. Amazing combination of beauty and the voice of an angel and she can reach you with it all. I watch her perform this song everyday.

[Woody_Hart]

I’m so glad you discovered Aurora. Her lyrics reveal a deep understanding of humanity and nature. Her voice is absolutely hypnotizing. Aurora said in an interview that she gestures so much with her arms and hands because her mouth was just too small to express all the feelings she has inside of her when she sings.
I loved your reaction to this young and magical artist, please do some more!

[glacieractivity]

She is using a very old vocal tradition called "kulning". Locally we may call it "lokk" or "steving" etc. It is deeple embedded in especially Norwegian folk music. But you also find it in the Swedish counties bordering to the current (!) Norwegian-Swedish border. Yes our old common history is older than the invention of borders - and is also complex after borders were invented - and to the present day, we simply do not bother about that border at all (unless a pandemic is going on).

On top of this, Scandinavian folk-music has always been rooted in "dorian modes/scales". So yes - you may get a tingle here of medieval chanting structures. Or Irish scale movements.

The thing here - I do not think Aurora has studied deep-time traditional music - her songs can be played on a piano in the modern piano-octave set up. But there are hints of pre-modern traditions (like the 5-note (pentatonic) systems) because she is accenting notes selectively. It makes it feel "ancient" or "tribal". Or it may even make it sound jazzy. To me she sounds like she is subconsciously pulling her compositions from age-old traditions and integrating it with her "pop-music". Our traditional music has pre-medieval roots. Way beyond the comedy show or someone singing a medieval "ballad" these days.

Interesting fact. AHA - peak 80's perfection sadly mistaken for a boyband - when Morten Harket goes up to the AAA - then slightly higher A-dropping down to AAA again in that tickle - there is their Viking roots vocally (they do it all the time). While they also play with Dorian scales a lot. If you listen to "take on me" and play the chord sequence - it is actually a sad song if you play it slow by the dropping chord sequence.

A better example of Scandinavian pop music is ABBA. Listen to "The winner takes it all". It always amazes me that Americans use that song as a victory-song based on the title. They are not using kulning as song-technique - they are instead splitting the harmonics of their two sensational lead singers. While they drop the modes deeper and deeper into dorian modes. Creating a massive conflict that Scandinavians have used forever.

Play "winner takes it all" on a piano - and discover how the musicality makes it sound like a loss. Bitterness. Acceptance. It is only the pop-production and text that makes it sound like an anthem of victory upfront.

Black metal bands are exploring the same contradictions up here. Even good electronica composers like "Biosphere" or "Røyksopp" as more mainstream example - there all these really old musical solutions embedded when you listen to "Poor Leno" and dancing away at a club party a couple of decades ago.

On the lyrics of Aurora. She is an empath. So it is hard to link her lyrics to her actual experiences. I do not know what made her write 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Murder Song. It is clearly not about her own experience. She is clearly not seed when singing the Seed. In "through the eyes..." she ends with a plea of not being left alone. In "Queendom" and "A different king of Human" she is making space for every one lost to come to her/mothership.

She is an empath. If she comes up with a new song called "solar system" and in an interview say that she was inspired by a dream where she was in an egg trying to hatch - so it is. Empaths work that way. It is definitely not logic - but somehow it is valid. Cristopher Nolan for example. Most likely an empath while he shows us how dream/time folds upon itself. Clearly not anchored in physics - but an emotional interesting experience.

Maybe Aurora is lyrically soft science fiction? She sure does Bowie's Life on Mars with a lot of love also vocally.

[todradmaker]

It's about time you discovered Aurora. Her music is on a totally different level. You have a wonderful smile and I hope that never goes out of style.

[paulkossak]

The thing that amazes about her is not only her voice, which of course is amazing but the totality of her performance, her body movements and even the expressions on her face. A natural performer.

[dalesides]

You've discovered Aurora. Now you are on your way on an incredible journey.

[jwaddle]

Her fans are known as her "Warriors and Weirdos" and she is our Queen. She is from outside Bergen in Norway and I believe she is 24 years old.

[andrewwilson]

Emotional sorcery. Magic is real here.

[Sigma_]

I don't think I've ever fallen so quickly for anyone before.... Aurora is sensational and incredibly beautiful.

[andyschnell]

Schnell we should just move to Norway. There must be something in the water which comes from the melting glaciers. Maybe we could sing like Angelina or Aurora if we lived there LOL. I was fortunate to visit Norway in the summer of 1972 and it is such a beautiful country. Like Angelina, Aurora takes the listener to a special world. Stunning. Congrats on 20k subscribers and wishing you continued success. Make it a great weekend. Stay safe and healthy one and all.

[scottishmob]

need to see it all. AuRoRa is amazing! best ever!

[larsm]

Aurora is from Norway, just like Angelina Jordan. Something in that arctic air maybe :)

[MarcelGomesPan]

Never out of fashion: Jeans.
Btw: I love Aurora. ❤️

[danalynch]

Her voice goes in my ears and straight to my soul.

[ΠαναγιώτηςΠαπακωνσταντίνου-φμ]

You can feel the crowd holding their breath. Amazing!

[barrystrachan]

V-neck sweaters...:-) You should also look at her performance at the Nobel Prize presentation...Murder Song 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

[gnrtradepro]

There are so many great performers coming out of Norway right now. Some are singers with fantastic voices, some sing and dabble with composition and some mostly compose. Aurora is a truly well rounded musician. Writing the lyrics and composition, co-producing her music, co-directing her videos, currently playing at least 4 instruments, and lets not forget that voice. I listen to music all day every day, from the great composers, through 70's prog, metal, art rock, jazz, blues and anything new that's not just a product of the industry at large. I believe Aurora is the best artist writing, producing and performing at the moment. Her ability to convey complex ideas in simple verse, as only a true poet can, and her ability to express so much emotion as she performs is unequaled at this time.

[terjesovik]

Be prepared for many more beautiful Aurora moments as you dive deeper into her fantastic line of perfomances🙂