Come into my arms | TikTok Duets | @novemberultra

Come in to my arms | TikTok Duets | @November Ultra
The other musicians are:
@richmusicrich
@kayylagc_
@alanabedootin

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[JChe-ftzc]

Honestly, the first version was absolutely primo and was perfect on its own, but every addition is simply another level of heaven on my way up.

[theandrewglenn]

This sounds like it belongs to a scene from a 50's romance where the characters and story are winding down. Beauty.

[kreyperez]

Second duet knew exactly what the assignment was in terms of dynamics. I heard her note choice coming and the volume she'd need to not over power and and she gave it exactly that

[crankyhead]

How their harmonies get tangled during 2:12 "hand" and 2:33 "need" is an unexpected beauty that is hard for me to describe.

[skumpkin]

Props to the french horn, honestly an under utilized brass considering its fluffy but bold sound. Could use a clarinet to add some fluttering and a few low backing vocals to fill it out if she decides to bring it from piano to fortessemo!

[musicduets]

“More smiling, less worrying. More compassion, less judgment. More blessed, less stressed. More love, less hate.”
― Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart

[jsap]

The Music Collabs that Made Tiktok a little less toxic (Somebody, please, I beg you on behalf of everyone who has no ability of doing it themselves, turn this into an actual album):

Here Comes The Boy
Yellow Crocs
Jazz Frog
Dryer Beat
Muffin Man
Time Passing Through
Come Into My Arms
Laptop Bugging
Numnum Cat

[ImGiddy]

I’m sorry but that french horn gave me chills…

[errortheworst]

can we just talk about that second perfect richmusicrich, the second guy to follow up her voice did an AMAZING job hitting SO SMOOTH notes

[danielyson]

Ahhh i feel so nostalgic and for some reason it reminds me of Wall-e

[kate.]

the french horn was absolutely amazing. holy cow. so proud to play that beautiful instrument.

[theafellacomposer]

The one with the horn is just absolutely perfect, and that's not because of bias as a brass player.

[cpuperfect]

It reminds me of a video of my grandma singing and it fills me with tears every time. Miss you grandma

[Tamales]

Wow. Did she ever release a full version?

Alot if people try to mimic a time period and just can't quite nail it. And here she just knocks it out of the park. I would easily believe this came out in the 40s or 50s. Brava.

[GrCent]

Imagine this with the crackle of a vinyl track. Serious Wizard of Oz vibes. Chills for days. 💗

[schwifty]

Closed my eyes and cried a tear for the times gone by and people who came and went with it. This is timeless x

[kreyperez]

The little hug the o.g. does is adorable

[airitindeparrotin]

2:12 the note she chose literally took my breath away. One note, man.

I'm weak...

[brookd]

When I saw the French horn, I was nervous it would be too loud, but the second the first note was played I got chills and audibly gasped. This sounds freaking magical.

[vvalimaki]

I've never had shivers for as long as I did just now.