Thank you so much for this interview. I don't know how I only saw it a year later.

Thank you Jeff. Officially Jeff Caston " Priest of Dirty Loops Church " .

Jonah so talented and seems like such a sweet guy too. What a treat. Thanks Jeff.

Great interview. Jonah, you are a class act. May the Lord continue to bless both of you.

Wonderful interview!

Best interview of 2021. 100% !!

Ooooh, Jonah! Secondary dominant chords get me so HOT! 🔥 Jefff, thanks so much for the interesting & engaging interview of Jonah Nilsson. My musician husband and I consider him and Aron and Henrik to be modern-day musical geniuses, and we are so looking forward to their new tunes.

Watching these three videos was time well spent 😊

Officially dubbed! Way to go! 👍👍👍

Jonah & Jeff... thank you both for doing this, that was was so insightful and funny! That was SPECIAL!!! I´m so glad for "niches" like this!

Such love and respect from both sides, had a blast listening to all three parts of the interview!! Thanks Jeff for putting this out - keep the good stuff coming!

Genuine Jeff Castanon! Love your interview style. Making sure your guest is comfortable, safe and at home, while asking really fascinating questions. ant wait to see what you do next!

Well done, Jeff. We all crave connection and you made it happen through a love of music. Thanks so much!

Thank you so much Jeff, and Jonah! Heartwarming and so very interesting. The fact that they’ve got more material coming soon(-ish) was my Christmas present of the year, can’t wait! And I’m so happy about what Jonah said about potentially releasing a record of chorale music, as I’m in awe of what he can do in that genre (too…) I think he’s right about their audience, as I’m sure that we’re certainly not going away, but will wait faithfully for whatever material they wish to give us, whenever it’s released. Thanks again man!❤️

C'mon folks and give these guy a thumbs up! 👍🏽 After all his efforts making and sharing this video, he's are worth a 👍🏽 don't ya think?

Thanks, Jeff. 🙏 Best interview to a Dirty Loop ever.

Thanks for these amazing and intimate conversations, Jeff. Jonah seems like one of the rare people in modern music whose MINDS are their "super power" rather than their chops. I mean, his facility at the keys and on vocals is unsurpassed, but I think he brings WAY more to the scene than just facility, and these interviews show that!

Jonah and Jeff, just rewatching this part of the interview. Jonah...thanks for the shout out to J.S Bach! I cut my teeth in college to him and his sons in 1977 in composition and instrumental conducting classes. You three are are so creative as a band and on your solo projects. THANK YOU

Sucha great interview! Thankyou

He's a genius of this era! I love the way he talks about music, I love his songs (and of course I love Dirty Loops too). He seems like a nice and funny person, and he's also incredibly talented. Thank God for people like Jonah who still make great music today! Who is from the 80's thanks haha 😂😂

Dirty Loops.... Must Have More. Love It! Great Job.

Jeff, I’m here now. You can start it 🤗

What a great comment - "You have to learn everything, and then you have to unlearn everything." Awesome truth for anyone who wants to be a great musician/writer.

that was so cool !

Kudos on putting this multi-part interview together, Jeff! All three sessions were informative and entertaining. Bravo!! 👏

This was amazing, thank you so much🙏

Excellent interview! Very investigatory in a humble way, that probably covered more than most other interviews.

Thanks for this awesome interview Jeff. You appear to be a Genuine Guy and this resonated well with Jonah and myself. I am looking forward to seeing your name in future credits.

Great interview Jeff! You were as on point with your questions as you are with your music analysis in your videos. You are definitely one of the most knowledgeable, most verbally and emotionally expressive and best music reaction channels I've come across (deserving more subscribers for sure!). Keep up the good work and looking forward to more DL stuff from you later this year. I would also love to see you make an interview with the whole band at one point!

Awesome 3rd episode with Jonah and best possible xmas gift, new material release spring 2022,🙏💖 thank you Jeff now lets move on to Henrik and Aron🥰 So proud and happy to have such musical talents in my hometown Stockholm! U should take your girlfriend and come visit when things get back to normal. Stockholm is a beautiful and romantic city.

Jeff, ”The cryer”, 💕once again, a wonderful interview. Your tears made you special to me. So, please, be proud of your emotional reactions. Your talk about visualizing music was very interesting. It became a gamechanger for me: Don’t use your skill, use your imagination. Wow, that new idea floored me. Thanks Jeff for being so open and genuine ❤️

Who wants to miss the Grande Finale? NOT ME!!! 😎🤟

Ahh, what a treat all these three sessions have been - thank you! 🙂The positive energy flowing is what we all need right now! Loved your obvious question from the ladies.... LOL 😀 For me, checking new reactions/releases from DL daily it is good to hear that new stuff is on its way! Can´t wait for it! 🙂 Interesting also when you talked about the creative process in the end there, where Jonah says a good walk can make all the difference! I play, but also write some poetry at times, and to me it is more like the words are given to me - rather than I force them out. The notes fall from the skies, when the soul is stimulated, and land perfectly next to each other... Thanks Jeff for your amazing channel and for this interview! 🙂

Thank you so much for putting this interview together. You make it so cosy and intimate, and Jonah obviously feels completely at ease. Fantastic!

Great. All three parts. So glad you could put this together. Really enjoyed it.

Super, super interesting interview-! Again, I love the respect, the friendship and warmth between you two. It’s in itself inspiring… so many fascinating things, and probably most fascinating amongst them Jonah’s answer to wanting to sit down for dinner with Bach if he could…or Rachmaninov, or Prokofiev…and most of all, to talk more on personal things with them, rather than musical techniques…so interesting. I’m reading a book on Bach at the moment, and man, he was an enigma. And is it just me? But I often hear pure Chopin, Rachmaninov et al in Jonah’s playing…and his choir-style singing: out of this world…! Also, to having to learn a certain technique, and then ‘unlearn’ it…so much interesting stuff in there. Loved, loved this interview! Thanks Jeff and Jonah. And wow, all the work this would’ve taken… 🙏🙏 May your hangout together one day be The Best! xx

Jonah and you are both such kind, warm people and it's just wonderful to listen to you. I can only repeat: Thank you so much for this interview! Merry Christmas, dear Jeff!

A million thanks, Jeff and Jonah. This was so much fun! I belly laughed a few times. And what an honor to get a place in the credits, yay! Sending a huge hug and wish you Happy Holidays.

Jeff , Thanks for introducing many of us to Jonah and Dirty Loops. Your interview style was remarkable, you endeared Jonah and encouraged him to share a great number of things with humor and kindness. N.B. My first thought for your nickname in the credits was Jeff Castanon - The Town Crier. As you are their greatest promoter and fan. Keep up the great work! I love all of your reactions.

Great and awesome 👏

Thank you for doing this interview! I am such a HUGE Dirty Loops fan and have so wanted to learn more about Jonah and Dirty Loops. I love your reactions and have so enjoyed this series of videos. Keep it up!

Thanx for a great three part interview Jeff!! Happy hollidays!

Jonah really should consider an album of Church/Choir music during this extended two year of worldly upheaval.

Great interview. I was totally absorbed! it confirmed my thinking that a good classical /choral upbringing can , if chanelled correctly, prove to be so beneficial in the long term. Thanks Jeff and Jonah. Your time and thoughts and mutual respect for one another was very much appreciated. Cant wait for the next instalment from Dirty loops and your REACTION Chanel.

You are right these guys are magic!

That was a really nice sitdown chat between two cool cats watched all three / Cheers! Peter

Jonah should visit Florida! We're open for business, and I would love to see him here!

We are ready!

What a delight Jeff, this compilation again, these guys are da thing. Humble, talented, in the pocket, forget about their genre, these guys can explore anything... and we will most definitely follow and encourage them to keep on blowing our minds away. Our 21st-century geniuses, without question. Thanks again man! Have a great Xmas pre-week. 🙌👏👏👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶🎶

Fun interviews!

Soo good man I really liked this and it should be Jeff "Big Smile" Castanon.

What a great, great interview series Jeff, hat’s off! Genuine, interesting and entertaining conversation all the way. Just want to remind you, I did call it when you reacted to Next to you…and now you ARE the official master of DL reactions, dubbed by Jonah! Merry Christmas, looking forward to a Happy New Musical Year! 👑♥️😀 👋🏻

Hahaha, great fun interview. Many thanks to both Jonah and Jeff 🙂👍 Informative too! Good news that there seem to be so much more new music in Jonah - that we all may continue to enjoy also in future. Not everything is bad news these troubled times... And......does anyone have some recordings of the Job musical? Would be fantastic to hear 😊😊

Jeff, I hope you will get to catch up with the Dirty Loops gang on their current tour! I saw them in Montreal and I must still have brain matter at the venue lol it was mind blowingly phenomenal!🤯 I cried too hahaha nothing wrong with feeling music deeply. Thank you for sharing this interview. I’m 2 yrs late but I’m glad it showed up in my suggested videos.

Great stuff. Thanks for doing this

I’m waiting for that next interview now haha!! Great job Jeff, great questions - that one about Secondary Dominants had me wheezing lmfao! He seems like such a genuine dude haha!

Jeff, that was really a great interview, great questions, such a positive vibe, great fun, everything. I normally stick to short videos around the ten-minute mark, or maybe up to around 20 minutes and have never watched an interview that was 90 minutes long, but I did watch all three parts of this. I admit, I watch it at 1.25x the speed, though ;)

Jeffy!!! (sorry I started calling you jeffy and my gf loves it) Anyway what a wonderful series. You were great. Jonah was great. You were great together. Looking forward to more reactions. Keep it up!

Great interview from beginning to end - awesome topics and fun too :) thanks guys 🫶🏻

Great interview 💛👍 Amazing Young Soul 💜💜💜💜 Bach How Awesome 🦄

Such a joyous conversation. I loved every minute. Now that you're official, you need to see what you can do about getting ahold of that Job Musical when he was 17! I grew up on church music too & you can definitely hear the influence throughout his catalog.

Ohhh, both of you - thank you SOO much for doing and sharing this 3 part interview, which really have been like waiting for and receiving Christmas presents💝💖💖❤️💚✨🤗. So interesting And funny and just so wonderful to watch and listen to - wouldn’t know where to start nor end😄😃🤗. May I add that listening to Dirty Loops, Jacob Collier and your wonderful sharings, Jeff, are some of my favorite natural anti-depressives during especially these challenging times - so again Thank You🙏🏼😘❤️💚🌱🤗 - just Great, this😃🤗☺️.

Great video as always. I really would love if you could react to Carl Mörner Ringström`s version of Dirty Loop`s "The way she walks". He is a friend of DT, and a fantastic guitarist. Carl Mörner Ringström - "The Way She Walks" (Dirty Loops)

PS: music and talking about music at this level is so inspiring. Cheers!

Great job man!!

official DL Reaction title prefix Suggestion : Pre-dubbed..... You know, it's been a challenge to me trying to understand where DL fits in the world of music and how to describe best their style and contribution to the world of music as we know it. I know a bit about how to play the guitar but too lazy to ever be really good. There. finally i admit it. But the people that couldn't imagine what that discipline would be to achieve the skill levels required to do what dirty loops does is most people. It's a small group of the population that understand. They are the music engineers / music geeks / the musicians and the creators that write and perform the music we know and love. But then one day 3 aliens called Dirty Loops arrive and because they appear to be like planets that somehow aligned with each other, all the musicians in the world turned and looked at each other and without speaking a word spoke to each other and said WTF! And blind musicians would walk up behind them and place a hand gently on their shoulder without speaking which roughly translates to WTF? And Many would contemplate destroying their instruments for at least a short while because they knew the bar had not only been raised but moved to a totally new place. Thank You DL for all you do.

Hi Jeff. Loved these interview videos. Since you spoke of being tearing up from a song, you should react to "Borrowed time" on the latest album "Now or Never" by Jonah. It is a killer.

14:52 OMG I literally spit out my drink! I am a lady, I LOVE Jonah and yes that is exactly what I wanted to know! Thank you! 🤣

Playing outside trick: lets say you're playing over Dm7. You can switch it up by playing the minor pentatonic scale a half step down. I'd have to think about why it works though, I just know it does. 😂

Hi Jeff, this was a fantastic, funny and insightful interaction to watch between two delightful music nerds! 😄 Awesome probing questions as well! My little brother discovered Dirty Loops by accident (Google Assistant pulled up the "wrong" song) no less than two months ago and I've been stuck on DL and Jonah ever since. 🤩 Looking forward to your future conversations together and reaction videos!

As for playing outside... I´m not a musician and have a limited technical understanding, but maybe the late Swedish piano God Jan Johansson may give you some insights about that. "Jazz på svenska" /Jazz in Swedish / from 1964 is for Swedish music insutry what "the overcoat" by Gogol was for Russian litterature. It´s absolutely riskfree to say that Jonah has been deeply inspired by it, because every Swedish musician has. Even ABBA kind of pays tribute to him in the intro of the Wembley concerts, listen to Benny Andersson keyboard, search for "Gammal fäbodpsalm" and "ABBA" on YT. Outside, but also a huge melancholy that is always there in the bottom and make Swedish music so hard to copy......... If you haven´t lived through the long dark lonely Scandinavian winters you haven´t...... Just a little tip. It would be interesting to hear what Jonah thinks about this. Benny Andersson speaks openly about the influence from Swedish folklore / which is what Jan Johansson worked into the jazz genre /, he says "Nordic people rejoice in minor!" I think that you can hear the influence very clearly in Work shit out.

Give Metheny a call.

Jonah, y’all should collaborate with Mateus Asato (guitarist)…..

Kom hem och lira hemma hos mig!!!

Just imagine that people are still reading Jackie Collins, watching Tv-shop and tv-evangelists, thinking that wackojaco was a genius: get a grip. (You can hear Rachmaninov in several songs by the way.)

We need a return to this once the next album comes out this year!!!! Also I remembered Jonah saying he was gonna put your name in the credits, we need to see it for one of their next videos 😂