Just saw him at Second Sky, favorite set of the weekend

Watching this set before going to see him live tomorrow. Can’t wait!

He’s unreal. One of the best live performances I’ve experienced. Wish it was longer.

love your comment!

Just saw him a few hours ago, the speakers failed him unfortunately, could barely hear anything other than the bass :(

A bit o' Ableton doesn't hurt

facts 🤤

@@Oh2000 ???

That's a great way to phrase it.

😂...right !!

I did too last year. I was so high on acid that I thought I was living inside his music. I will never forget that sensation.

Same here, last summer. Still can't get it, he's one of the best out there.

Would you recommend tripping?

Me too, he left the place flabbergasted, but in awe, he frikin rocked and we rocked with him. We didn’t know what happened, but we loved it!

they are two then, with max cooper... if you don't know...

Memo Pinzon i would like to disagree with you, but... I can’t.

Yes. It is.

Yes, and the clip is amazing too

So you probably don't know "Light through the veins" by some Jon Hopkins

@@artraabe Believe I went through that phase, but OES comes on top in the end. That bass man.

it lifts you from the ground, doesn't it?

this uptempo version was even more hype than usual...

I hope you had the chance to listen to it live. You just can't stand still

@@davideresentini6826 i will finally hear it live in 4 months 😭😭😭

@@nemanhao_9058 damn, it's gonna be 1.30 hours of deep chest vibrations. Enjoy yourself ;)

Because people don't understand what a live electronic set. They need to see a string being plucked or drum being hit to consider it live, even though this would be near impossible to recreate live but it doesn't matter to them. Call it ignorant hate. Admittedly I thought this set was pretty boring to watch but great to listen to. The visuals weren't exciting IMO

He is too glitchy live where he used to be more gentle

I absolutely love Jon Hopkins, and his recent album is fascinating. I was as perplex as you before watching it. But I kind of get what can pissed off some people about this video. In my opinion I think he ruined emerald rush, and every time I heard a weird groove or a weird effect was when he was touching a knob... I feel like listening to his music on spotify is way more interesting than this video. Which is something I don't understand coming from an artist with such talent and taste. And I can't imagine a way for his music to be actually played live, but what he did was not necessary and for me and apparently some people, it even was annoying.

La Frog amen, and very much a problem I face as an electronic musician who performs live. They look at someone with a laptop and assume it’s just pressing play.

he can do whatever he wants with his music, if he wants to make chnges to known songs in his liveset, he can do it... :) you finding it annoying is sad, i find it interesting and nice that he changes it!

Wow, fellow Jon Hopkins fan who also listened to his music over two deployments to Antarctica. Hard to describe the feeling of listening to Singularity while looking out into the emptiest place you ever see in your life.

Hi @commentsthatstayedwithme people

Actually come to think about it i wouldnt recommend reading a book with your eyes closed thats why we have Audible. But anyway you get my drift ;)

Fuck yeah dude

I was there! Amazing, pretty sure he recorded this video the same day he performed at BKSteel

hes back in Brooklyn May 2022.! Guna be my first time seeing him live I cant freakin wait. Not a fan of Elsewhere tho after they removed the visuals. I really hope he has visuals for that set.

Love it 😂

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first time i heard the emerald rush drop i burst into tears

@@jacksonb6262 same

It was so beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤

Same

great comparison with playing bass! Sometimes its like with bands, people cheer and applaud for the specific song a dj is playing (lead singer/lead guitar), but the pace (drummer), rhythm (2nd guitar) and groove (bass) make it possible for the lead to shine

No they are not musical at all....

@@leontomalik5019 you are so close-minded it hurts

Long live the journey man DJ!!

@@leontomalik5019 Sascha Ring and Hopkins, for example, both are incredible musicians, their knowledge of music theory is incredible, to that you can add the level of composition of each one, needless to say, they are geniuses.

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Auh!

Just discovered this… sad for the previous portion of my life beforehand.

sonically superior?? lol

Which interview can u link plz

@@zdrkp ACOUSTICALLY AMBITIOUS

Knowing he did DMT is sort of an insult to his art. Thanks for ruining my impression of someone who I believed to be in the upper echelon of synth music.

@@jacobymckinney4288 wut?

And how was it?

The intro of this version is pure bliss.

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Australians, so technically it's a thumbs up.

I didn't thumbs down but I can tell you that I was a bit taken aback when a 32 minute DJ mix (electro-house, garage, 2-step, whatever it is... I'm a D&B guy myself) started playing after a string of 4 Radiohead/Thom Yorke standard length videos, so I'm guessing it has hundreds of thumbs down from other viewers not very thrilled with KZfaq's artificial intelligence algorithms selecting and auto-playing this mix in a playlist of other, not very related music. Of course, the answer is simply to page back one, click the three little menu dots by the name of this vid and just click Not Interested. I'm not going to thumbs down a video just because I don't like the fact that You Tube's AI suggested a new "song" that really doesn't fit in my playlist. That's petty, the fools. Yeah, that was a Mr. T reference, booyah.

I just think he tries to shows off too much in the mix. Takes away from the power of the original tracks.

Hm that's interesting. Honestly Except the second part of Singularity, where he introduces the hihats and drums a bit too fast and it takes away the more ambient part really harshly, and the slightly overmixed end part, I ve found the mix very impressive in its development. Emerald Rush was very impressing especially since he also plays the chords live !

It's mostly envy I guess. And rightly so. Getting that good as a producer, performer, songwriter and overall visionary requires years of dedication that most of us just aren't able to spare. Plus, just buying the gear won't get you there.

About time then!

It’s a superb track, as is Emerald Rush. The vid to Singularity also good & very impactful / engrossing. All listened through Tidal which gives pure quality of sound.

Antoine Fortin 😚😔🤓🤓

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Im so happy my obsession with Coldplay at that time lead me to Jon so early on.

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So true

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To which they suddenly react: "We came for Justin Bieber ! What is this shit !?" And thus, the world ended.

Dave tipper

@@Dev_Astral if they came for Justin Beiber, there really aren’t any intelligent lifeforms out there!

@@tekesters IMO Jon is better

@@raingirlcat2245 wata igarashi modeselektor or aphex twin for the aliens 😂

So you must see this one too : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m52YkpWWvr3Hnok.html

Very 😊

Check out Nils Frahm's boiler room.

I went the other way. Nice.

No, he won't. But he's very good.