【Joy】Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans ED 1 "Orphans No Namida" [COVER]【JP】

Описание: READ ME PLEASE!
This song is going to be 10 years old this year; whew how time flies!

I have a private playlist of songs that I update every time I find something I want to cover, and this has been on there for...pretty much 10 years.

Actually, it was one of those songs that 2016 me wanted to cover, but it was severely out of my range and vocal ability to do so at the time. So I'm stoked that this actually worked out; but it goes to show how time and practice really evolved me.

I love the soul Misia brought to this, and it's such a masterpiece composition-wise to this day. I also really like how 90s it sounds without it being from the 90s, if you get what I mean.

I really wanted to keep that feel with my vocals and with the mix, so everything is rather simple and basic in terms of processing, and I really tried to prioritize performance over technical vocal perfection this time. I also added my own little adlibs/changes here and there to Joy it up.

Sung at Original Key

As always, keep coming back!
I read and appreciate every like and comment even if I don't respond to them all the time.

I'm really trying to re-invent the wheel here on my channel; Do full length covers and move away from idol music slightly, so I can show a bit more versatility... and maybe attract a new audience along the way.

Always open to song suggestions!
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▼VOCALS:
Joy

▼MIX:
Joy

▼ORIGINAL:
Song: オルフェンズの涙 (Orufenzu no Namida)
Performed by: Misia

Composer and Arrangement
► Shirō Sagisu
Writer
► Misia
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