Disturbed 'If I Ever Lose My Faith In You' REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach / Opera Singer

With Disturbed "The Sound of Silence" being this channels biggest video, I decided to check out their newest cover release, this time from Sting. Recorded during the pandemic, David Draiman brings something new to this recreation, which enhances the message and brings me almost to tears.

Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Disturbed performing "If I Ever Lose My Faith In You” for the first time.
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Performed by Disturbed - Words and Music by Sting
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[Halloween]

I love how Elizabeth's eyes light up and she just delights in it when she hears something cool that she likes.

[stacyrosa]

Not being a huge fan of heavy metal, I never realized how incredibly talented these musicians are, until they released their cover of Sound of Silence. When I hear him now, even in the heaviest of metal style, I can say with confidence that David has the most magically versatile voice I have ever experienced.

[GizmoElectric]

Since we are doing Disturbed covers and Elizabeth is becoming more and more of a metalhead, I hope we eventually will see a reaction to Disturbed - Land of Confusion. Not entirely sure how I started down this rabbit hole of watching music reaction videos, but the reactions on this channel are one of, if not the best.

[nunyabusiness]

That transition from Sting-like smoothness into deep, growling lyrics is SO Disturbed in a nutshell. They're essentially conditioning an audience to favorably juxtapose their normal musical style with these covers and I freaking love it. Her reaction to the first smashing hard transition is great.

[Axe_Slinger]

In his younger years,  Draiman was classically trained as a cantor, who is someone that sings liturgical music and leads prayer in a synagogue. ... So taking mixing it with his aggressive rock style of singing,  Draiman's voice truly is one of a kind.

[Tex_Fishing]

I’m saddened and at the same time happy that people are now seeing what Disturbed/David can do to show a songs meaning. It’s brilliant.

[benjaminrider]

Disturbed's cover of "Land of Confusion" is also really good. It also does the same thing as this one does, updating and putting a new spin on the original. For Disturbed original songs, I would recommend "Stricken, " "The Light", or "Inside the Fire."

[bb_unplugged]

“Hold on to Memories” and “A Reason to Fight”

Two very powerful songs!

[insatiablefondu]

I would personally say that "hold on to memories" is one of, if not the most impacted and striking songs that Disturbed has ever performed and she needs to review it.

[JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

David Draiman is a remarkable human being regardless of his incredible talents. He has been through a lot and is still standing tall.

[CRIMSON-FLAME]

David is a vocal master. I feel like he is sending constant messages during current times.

[joshuacraig]

She mentioned "Firefly." Oh, my heart.

[BaseStation]

Disturbed, “The Light” - is a proper rock song and a masterpiece of composition. But the music video is the cherry on top! Holding my breath to watch you break it down.

[barefootalien]

... you are _the_ most amazing reactor... You genuinely add to the songs you react to. Not just in a "vicariously experiencing it for the first time again" way that most reactors do. Not even in the education about musical decisions and techniques that many vocal coach reactors do. You add to the experience of the music itself in a way that's difficult to describe. You add to the _emotion_ of it.

I've cried to this song before... but I didn't expect to cry to it today, to a reaction.

Thank you.

[Kuth]

"A reason to fight - Live video". Its extremely powerful. Very tough to watch for sure, but the message is amazing.

[hck]

Sting has specifically said that he didn't define what 'You' referred to, because it's for the listener to decide what it is that they hold their faith in, be it themselves or something else. He said it's easy to list the things that someone loses faith in, but whatever it is that keeps them going and gives them hope, is what he's talking about. You absolutely nailed it in your observation/interpretation.

[angielewis]

One of their own songs I love is The Light if you really listen to the lyrics and watch the visuals properly together, touches me deeply every single time.

[burningtheworld]

I love how Disturbed has changed over the years. They are my favorite band. The music they put out now is so uplifting and emotional. It is meant to get a response and make people feel something. Most music doesn't have anything to say these days, but listening Disturbed songs people will just find themselves crying and wondering how that happened.

[jasonmurray]

Your reactions are so educational and entertaining to watch. The way you share your knowledge of music and vocals sparks interest, curiosity, and a desire for more. Most people who possess your level of musical acuity come across as arrogant. You don't and it's appreciated.

[masternovahlavoie]

Your genuine emotion brings literal tears to my eyes. Music is soooo multidimensional, and it's such a blessing to be able to share its depth through the abstract of "feeling".
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