Today I'm sharing four of my favorite songs by Amindi. All these songs are worth learning... So let's learn this one together... well we can learn them once someone starting making videos about the ASL versions and on Guitar, Ukulele, and Piano too.
While our friends are out there making some videos for these four songs let's get into checking these out:
I love discovering new artist how they add their spin on music. That's one of the many reasons I like having this blog because I get to dive down that rabbit hole and find new stuff pretty much everyday. So here are 14 moreartist I discovered that I feel you should know about -trust me there are way more...
Plus I added a link next to each one so if you're interested in learning how to play the song on Guitar, Ukulele, Piano or want to sign it in ASL you can give that a shot too. Let's get to it:
00:00 Building the loops
03:50 Song Starts
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Live Performance from my Live Stream on Twitch.
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Originally by @charlieputh feat. @Jungkook97
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The new orchestral Eva Cassidy album I CAN ONLY BE ME is released 3rd March 2023 https://evacassidy.lnk.to/ICanOnlyBeMe
Restored footage of Eva Cassidy performing Over The Rainbow. The performance took place at the Blues Alley jazz supper club in Georgetown, DC, on the 3rd January 1996.
Music by Anoushka Shankar
Poem by Nikita Gill
Dance Performance & Choreography by Mythili Prakash
Sculptures by Shilo Shiv Suleyman
Anoushka Shankar: sitar, spoken word
Pirashanna Theverajah: mridangam
Tom Farmer: bass
Produced by Julian Hepple & Anoushka Shankar
Engineered by John Duckett
Mixed & mastered by Julian Hepple
Executive Producer: Saloni Thakkar
Released on LEITER
There is a slow burning intensity to everything Hermanos Gutiérrez does, including how the duo walked into our offices and saw the Tiny Desk for the first time. “Wow, there it is…” Estevan said quietly to his brother Alejandro.
Hermanos Gutiérrez’s origin story is as intricate as the guitar playing styles of its two members. The brothers have roots in both Switzerland and Ecuador, and the time spent in those two very distinct cultures and geographies gives their sound a tempered European coolness, coupled with a warm, playful energy. From the opening strains of “El Bueno Y El Malo” the brothers’ turn behind the Desk is the perfect introduction to their music if you don’t already know them — and a treat if you already do.
They weave intricate guitar lines over each other that intertwine to the point that if you close your eyes you can’t tell where one begins and the other ends. With a slight touch of a digital loop pedal, Estevan even sneaks in an entire percussion section on bongo and cowbell on “Tres Hermanos.” When my Alt.Latino co-host Anamaria Sayre and I interviewed them on the podcast last year, I notice that they converse very much like they play: their comments intertwine and layer upon each other’s in the same way they play in unison and against each other in songs like “Thunderbird” and “Pueblo Man.”
SET LIST
“El Bueno Y El Malo”
“Tres Hermanos”
“Thunderbird”
“Pueblo Man”
MUSICIANS
Alejandro Gutiérrez: guitar, lap steel
Estevan Gutiérrez: guitar, percussion
