Jacob Collier and Larnell Lewis jamming at the groundup music fest

Sorry for cutting off the last few minutes. low battery lol

[TechMetalRules]

Jacob always looks like the kid who woke up late at the sleep over.

[oliverseddon]

jamming with another musician is the most intimate and incredible experience I have ever experienced. It's life justifying

[hunterwonderwong]

That Yamaha keyboard must be surprised that it can make those melody itself

[Allencaillou]

5:47 when Jacob continued that idea, that was crazy

[Schizopantheist]

You can call me crazy but this is my favourite Jacob Collier performance. Spontaneous, funky, playful, fun and the constraints of the setup created a sense of contained energy desiring escape.

[HunterOnDrums]

Jacob's face at 5:48 sums up why anybody should pursue music in any form. His pure joy from the back and forth with Larnell as well as his obvious epiphany to continue the riff that Larnell started is so cool. It represents how music should be and how much more fun it is when you have a greater understanding of all its components. Great video.

[SuperMaDBrothers]

8:00 although unintentional, those walkie talkie sounds actually add to the vibe

[pippincovington]

5:31 I'm convinced that this is one of the all time greatest moments in music

[juancpgo]

5:48 How Jacob was able to finish that line on the spot was pretty cool.. talk about being in the moment...

[The_Broski]

5:48 gotta love the amount of practice Jacob collier puts, he literally matched larnell’s notes on the spot. Love to hear it

[reverseclockwise]

The kid above Jacob's right shoulder is in another fucking dimension.

Love it

[Aardvarked]

I feel like we're owed a jam of these two with Jacob on a proper keyboard and Larnell on an actual drum kit

[AaronStanczak]

Jacob went through more musical ideas in this 10 min video than I go through in a year lmao

[aquariuslibrarian]

5:47 Jacob proves once again that he's just a fucking legend

[julianwarren]

5:03 I love the sound of the cirlce of fifths

[Nerdifull]

I love how happy that girl on the right gets while hearing them play

[OMGclueless]

I love when he starts getting really far out with polyrhythms and weird subdivisions, like at 2:35. Seems like he's testing how far he can push Larnell without losing the groove.

[ChrisC]

2:12 - 2:28 WOW the chords progression is on point

[slackstation]

It's always so weird to see musicians like casually multi-tasking, doing other things when they are playing. It's kinda like driving. When I first learned stick shift, it felt like it took all my brain power to no like stall the car. Before long I could drive, eat, shift gears and steer with my knee on the underside of the steering wheel. Like logically I know that must be what's going on in their heads but, it seems so kinda magical that like patterns of rhythm and melody can make such emotionally compelling things from such simple building blocks.

Blows my mind every time.

[RambunctiousVA]

I love how they collectively fuck with the time as much as possible. So damn groovy.