#Watsky tur 2016 crack

I was delighted to find that even though this was the Complaint Album Tour, Watsky sang a good selection of his older songs as well. I desperately hope that they have more chances to collab in the future. I would go as far to say that I want to see an entire album of Watsky songs recorded with her. A big portion of Watsky’s songs have a female vocal backing, and Recchio’s beautiful voice fit each and every song perfectly. Watsky is killing two birds with one stone on this tour, having Camila Recchio of Feed the Biirds sing all the background vocals. He used every inch of space that he had possibly had, whether it be dancing to his heart’s content, jumping up and down, balancing on a beam on the edge of the stage, crowd surfing, Watsky did it all, and never missed a beat. Watsky is not a performer that simply stands still holding the mic and sings his songs, he was moving his body at every possible moment. Everyone in the audience was screaming in utter delight, as Watsky kicked off his performance with “Brand New World.” The lights went dark before exploding into an array of colors as Watsky made his entrance. But a good concert was just about to become great one, Watsky was up next. Grieves’ performance was fantastic and would have been well worth the price of admission alone. Grieves wrapped up and exited the stage with a roaring applause from the crowd. From the band’s name alone, I was expecting some remarkably edgy music, but I was pleasantly surprised to find rapper Benjamin Laub performed songs with an unconventional interpretation of love and relationships. I had never heard a single song by Grieves before, but the moment the he started rapping I was was dancing along to the thumping beat like there was no tomorrow.

Fans of Watsky will most likely be fans of Grieves as well, they both have similar styles of rap and methods of conveying their emotions through music.

#Watsky tur 2016 crack

It was a short performance of three or four songs, including the beautiful “She Came.” Recchio was very engaged with the audience, taking breaks between each of her songs to speak to and crack jokes with the audience.įeed the Biirds got the concert started on a strong note before Grieves entered the stage getting the whole room hyped up for an excellent night. I was more than happy to have gone in blind because Feed the Biirds’ two-person act with Camila Recchio on vocals and Kush Mody on the bass completely blew me away. The concert had two openers, Feed the Biirds and Grieves, both of which I had never heard of before and had no preconceived notion of what to expect. I was surprised he wasn’t going to be performing at a larger venue, but the smaller, more intimate space best suited the kind of performance that Watsky gives. On the 11th stop of the Complaint Album Tour, Watsky performed at Mr. The moment I heard he was coming to Pittsburgh, I purchased tickets almost instantly. I subsequently spent the next few weeks listening to the entirety of Watsky’s discography, and he quickly took the spot of one of my favorite artists. After playing a single song I was immediately entranced. My introduction to Watsky’s music was roughly two years ago. Watsky performed at Mr.Smalls Theater with Camilla Recchio on background vocals and Kush Mody on bass.