Category: Post Modern Jukebox And More
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Postmodern Jukebox “Don’t Speak” No Doubt Cover ft Haley Reinhart REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach
“I’ve watched a lot of your videos, and have been loving them! I’ve learned a lot about singing and vocal production, and I am just a guitar player. Recently, I circled back to No Doubt as one of my active listening selections. I did a search to see if you had done a Gwen/No Doubt…
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(First Time Reaction) Postmodern Jukebox feat. Haley Reinhart – Creep (Radiohead Cover)
“As everything else in life, the viewers preconceived ideas will color a performance and may steer it towards what they expect. For me this performance is a master class in singing and believably. But was that because it was or because I’m a fan of Haley’s. This song is about not belonging, being an outsider,…
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POSTMODERN JUKEBOX Feat. Haley Reinhart Creep Reaction
“PMJ was on tour in Europe when this was recorded. Scott Bradlee, the pianist and leader of PMJ, wanted to record this after eight days of constant playing. Haley wasn’t feeling up to the task because her voice was tired. They did one take. Scott said it was great, but Haley wasn’t happy with her…
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Reaction to Creep Vintage Postmodern Jukebox Radiohead Cover ft. Haley Reinhart – OH MY THAT VOICE
“ “Thanks a lot for reacting on this epic performance! More Haley please, no matter if with or without PMJ, everything she touches turns into gold… with PMJ I’d recommend “Don’t Speak”, another (more recent) cover (of the “classic” No Doubt original) or basically any of Scott Bradlee’s (head and arranger of all PMJ, to…
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FIRST TIME HEARING POSTMODERN JUKEBOX ft HALEY REINHART – “CREEP” | (REACTION!!!)
“nice reaction and its pronounced “rine-hart”… this maybe one of the best covers ever done. haley reinhart especially with postmodern jukebox is incredible. all the other haley/pmj ones are great also: “all about the bass”, “habits”, “black hole sun”, “mad world”, “seven nations army”, “oops i did it again”, “lovefool” and the very recent “don’t…
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Haley Reinhart Reaction – Creep – Vintage Postmodern Jukebox Radiohead Cover – Requested
“Haley is terrific, check out more from her. You’ve got a great voice, perfect for a DJ. Anyway, check out the harmonies on these young ladies from Belfast called Dea Matrona and their cover of Homeward Bound https://youtu.be/d_vRgMFIS2Y or their original Glory Glory (I am Free) https://youtu.be/M-ByDtOKK_U both of which will be on their new…
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Vocal Coach Reacts Haley Reinhart – Creep | WOW! She was…
“I would have loved to see your first impression of Haley and this song…. you obviously love her and the song, though! Thanks for your reaction and I hope we get to see more first reactions to her and PMJ. Also, Angelina Jordan is another person you should check out (“I Put A Spell On…
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Haley Reinhart Creep REACTION | PostModern Jukebox Ft. Haley Reinhart Creep | Just Jen Reacts | DANG
“I agree with the Scott Bradlee shout out. Scott started the PMJ vids by cramming his ever changing group of outstanding talented artists into his tiny apt with a stationary camera rolling. Live non edited performances. Haley is just one of the many talents he’s presented to us. They just basically film their live show…
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POST MODERN JUKEBOX & HALEY REINHART – CREEP (RADIOHEAD COVER) – REACTION
“I saw PMJ live and he has 6-8 singers in the show rotating song by song. Go seevthem live. Scott Bradley started this in his apt and loaded up anew song every weekuntil he got so big that he sold out his first tour with no album. Its been a phenomenal series of events and…
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Creep – Vintage Postmodern Jukebox Radiohead Cover ft. Haley Reinhart (REACTION)
“I first heard this at my brother-in-law’s wedding reception. There was a whole playlist of PMJ that played softly in the background while everyone ate, before the DJ kicked the dancing off. It gave the whole affair the feel of an upscale cocktail party, and I recognized the lyrics to All About That Bass and…
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