Angelina Jordan covers Lana Del Rey's Born To Die (Reaction!) 

Totally ✨✨

In that silence you are nearer to the beauty of the universe ♾️💖,🎇

You nailed the quality of her voice. Lana's is smooth throughout and not as interesting as Angelina's syncopation.

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@@williamarmstrong9008?? What do you mean by that. 🤔

Makes perfect sense to me. I believe Karen Carpenter also had it.

Her voice is what makes me like her songs. Not the song. Her voice. Then we are two forever fans LOL. This year 2023 her fan base will explode.

Continue to be amazed and shocked, my friend. Just keep in the back of your mind that it is only possible because it is Angelina.

"Lovin You" was in 2017 so Angelina was 11 🙂

Yes, I will always remember the bewilderment of two Reactors, although I have forgotten their names. One stood up and tried to peer Oliver Angelina head to see whether she was singing. The other said it couldn't be true and later uploaded the same video, but had reduced the opacity of the pop filter so that he could see Angelina's moth. Oh! I should mention that at the time they were relatively new to the magic of Angelina.

@daisyrichards7900 It always comes down to personal preference, but some things Lana can't say, whereas Angelina can, is that English is her 3rd language, she performs songs on an expert level while still being a child, fully arranges her renditions by herself, and can present a finished, quality product in one 'take'. The vast, vast majority of A-list singers need numerous 'takes' before they are comfortable in releasing a final product, and that includes Lana. A top recording executive at Republic Records said that in all his years of experience, only three singers come to his mind who were able to produce a finished product in one 'take'. They are Beyonce, Sam Smith, and Angelina, which places her in truly select company.

@daisyrichards7900 Lana, as well as Adele, and a vast amount of A-list artists produce songs that are with other writers. Let us not forget that she is still only 16 and I assume that like the vast amount of others, she will have input from others. Then, there are many great singers who don't write at all. The best final result is what counts and you utilize all the assets you have come up with the best recording possible,

@daisyrichards7900 - I went back and checked the writing credits for both - Young and Beautiful, where the writers are listed as Rick Knowles and Lana Del Rey. With regard to - Born to Die, the writers are listed as Lana Del Rey and Justin Parker.

@daisyrichards7900 And? She didn't write both songs by herself, that's what. And, additionally, if Knowles was listed as the lead writer, that would imply he had more of a hand in the writing of Young And Beautiful than Lana did. If you ever watch the sit-com Seinfeld, you will see the only writers listed in the credits as Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David. What would you say if I told you the team of writers in all those episodes would number more than 50, but Seinfeld and David wanted people to think they did it all.

@daisyrichards7900 Originally, you were implying that Lana wrote these songs by herself, and I simply disclosed that this isn't true. Take the Carpenters as a perfect example of using the writing talents of others on a continuous basis. Karen's brother would take these songs from other people and what he applied to them was his genius in arranging, not writing, and this is what catapulted The Carpenters to heights that not even Lana has ever approached. Personally, I prefer Angelina's covers over that of many original artists because of this innate ability to re-arrange songs, which could be in ever so subtle ways, that just brings forth more penetrating emotion than singers like Adele, Rhianna, and Lana. You must have heard the comment that she takes songs and makes them her own, and a perfect illustration of this is when video expert analyzer Andreas Grussl compares the renditions of Adele and Angelina while singing Adele's 'Easy On Me'. The title of his video is simply, 'Is This Better Than Adele?', and he shows the listener, section by section, why he feels Angelina's rendition is superior. You have to first understand that Angelina is something none of these three excellent 'heartfelt ballad' singers are, and that is being a true jazz singer, whereas Angelina is 'rooted' in the genre, thanks to Billie Holiday's 'breathy', whisper-like', 'raspy' delivery, but then she goes further to incorporate the 'slurring' and mid-sentence 'key' changes that Amy Winehouse did in a pronounced way, again learning the technique from Billie Holiday as well. I listen to Rhianna's rendition of 'Stay', and noting that she is a billionaire with record sales that exceed 100 million albums, & after comparing her rendition, which was done after numerous 'takes' in a professionally set up studio, with accomplished musicians, Angelina's 'spur of the moment' rendition, recorded at home with her guitar playing friend Ivan joining in this casual 'jam' session, finds them both having to perform 'on the fly' since neither was totally experienced with regard to 'Stay'. Ivan follows her as best he can, while Angelina can be seen looking to her side at a tablet that is running a list of the lyrics. With all this potential for chaos going on, Angelina not only brings forth a more intense, soul penetrating rendition than Rhianna but I go back to her roots being in jazz, for there is no way a non-jazz singer can match the intensity delivered by a true jazz specialist like Angelina. Neither Rhianna, Adele, or Lana are jazz singers, especially in the mold of Billie Holiday, and to a lesser degree Ms. Amy Winehouse, so it's no wonder that Angelina's heartfelt ballad singing permeates the inner depths with more passion than any of them. A top recording exec at Republic Records said that in all his years within the industry, he knew of only three singers who could perform a finished product in one 'take' and they are Beyonce, Sam Smith, and Angelina. Quincy Jones invited her to his 85th Birthday extravaganza to hear her sing old time jazz for him. He stated that he had not been this impressed about her level of talent by anyone other than Michael Jackson.

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Angelins has a resonance in her voice that keeps you affixed whereas Lana's voice is smooth and soothing.