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Character, artistic vocal restraint and and incredible sense of melody. That's how I'd describe this song and Julian's performance. There's so much vibe throughout the whole piece, and because he's not soaring the whole time, you're just waiting for that sweet, freeing higher voice to come out and make your day.
It's the perfect album opener and gives us fellow singers a lot to aspire to... And the good news is, with the right kind of studying and practicing (and mindset) we can do it too!
Other videos I've done on Julian:
   â˘Â Selfless - The Strokes - Julian Casab... Â
   â˘Â Reptilia - The Strokes - Julian Casab... Â
Views : 64,997
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Jan 10, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.956 (35/3,124 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I would love to see you do Under Cover of Darkness. The perfect middle transition part between Reptilia and Selfless. Otherwise if you picked an Is This It song you should do Barely Legal!
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8:58 that unintended guitar slide sound is awesome. This song sounds really raw and less produced. I love it.
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The high notes on at the door, not the same anymore and ode to the mets are simply amazing
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You might as well do the whole album âThe New Abnormalâ now since youâll be flooded with suggestions about each song.
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Great video, you should try Human Sadness by The Voidz (the other julian casablancas band), it's like a rollecoaster of emotions and sounds
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I love Julian Casablancas so much. He truly has changed as an artist and vocalist! I love the strokes, all of their albums are bangers in my opinion and I love how they have changed so much in the years!
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Cried jamming this album the first time, you can really hear the band having a blast here and seeing/hearing their growth together after going their own ways really hit a spot. It was insane, I love this album. They've really evolved.
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Never thought I'd be able to get this level of analysis from one of my favourite artist's songs. Many thanks Chris!!!
Regarding Julian's voice evolution: The first 2 records were made pretty much back to back and with the same producer, so they sound really similar and his style didn't really change. He was also still suffering from alcoholism. He quit booze before the third album, First Impressions of Earth, and that's where you see him start to experiment and evolve his vocals, but still no head voice. There's even a lyric "you taught me how to sing" where I wonder if he is actually referring to vocal coaching. In the 4th album Angles on the first track his head voice appears, pretty close to the way it is now, but it's buried in vocal layers. In Taken for a Fool the clean mixed voice is out in full force though. Then in the 5th album Comedown Machine, the head voice is the dominant vocal layer in the first track Tap Out, and the final track Call It Fate, Call It Karma, he finally lets his head voice ring out unaccompanied in what sounds like an amazing 50's Hawaiian ballad. He has further refined and experimented since then, but I think the bulk of the change happens between First Impressions, Angles, and Comedown Machine.
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I think you would really like Julianâs voice on âwhy are Sundays so depressingâ from this same album
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Brodood, you are the absolute best. Your deep dive into perhaps the greatest sonic moment in Strokes history (âI donât want aanyyyyonnnneâ) is pure gold. Love the masterclass on that micromoment. Thatâs what makes you the king. You are not just covering the bases. You head into the weeds as needed. Thank for you that.
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when are we doing The Voidz man? He's thrown some of the best vocals of his career in that. Also, his vocals on Drag Queen and Oblivious are incredible too
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I've been aware of The Strokes and Julian for yeeeeeears but clearly I've been sleeping on them because this is right up my street! He has such an exciting voice, so characterful. Love your videos, Chris. Best vocal analyses on YT :)
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We are LOVING these videos of The Strokes. fun content and great analysis!
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Thereâs a vocal lesson in every strokes songâŚ.among other musical things
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Thank you again, Chris! Is great to see you enjoying The Strokes, hopefully we'll see more of these videos đ
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I think the feeling I get from the songs from this album is vulnerable. He's singing with parts of his voice that are probably not his most comfortable, but very very appropriate for the feeling of the song. This song in particular, being about the nuance and complexities of close relationships where you may value the relationship itself over the consist adherence to your choices and principles and accepting that you'll get another chance to do things "right" down the line. It just matches very well.
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Awesome video! If youâre interested in your spare time I definitely recommend checking out the SNL performance of this song. Julian adds more verses at the end of the song and his vocals really shine through in this performance in particular. Anyways keep these vids coming these breakdowns are so cool!
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Great video. You had way too much fun đ I love it!!!!!
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So cool to hear Julians vocal evolution broken down like this. Really shows how expressive we can be in our head voice. Congrats on hitting 200k Chris ! You so deserve it !!
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2 years ago
At The Door. That's where it's at. There are no drums and I think it's Julians most beautiful performance, at least with the strokes
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