AURORA (Full Performance) | Indie88 Hidden Studio Sessions 

Absolutely, she should fire her producer!

@@AlexeyKopylov she is better there because she is evolving and improving and when she got her studio songs she was younger.

I have thought this for a long time.

@@Atsteel she is impresive beutiful evolving human being she is mastering her self to do the best preforming for herself.

@@Atsteel nah

Yup same. Male, turn 39 today. Divorced. Sitting here listening to Aurora sing.

@Stephen Rodriguez if u think u wanna sing just start singing! search for Jacob's vocal academy and do his exercises and warm ups. I started almost a week ago and I can feel that I kind of got better. it actually does work. just do it u want! and never stop!

GHB will probably help with that, Thats what she uses

same omg when I heard it I felt artsy

Friends - 50 year old dude here growing up with prog and alt rock - and I discovered this genius while studying in Bergen (her first announced little snippet live I think). In every Aurora concert there is a huge gang of dudes like us hanging out in the back nodding to each other. Knowing we in general have Tool on our play-lists - old school Bowie, some of us probably have encountered Prince and Bjørk and such mainstream outliers in our past. Black Metal must be mentioned. Some of us may have discovered fusion-jazz and stuff, some Crandberries - some of us may have dipped toes in the old-school Rave scene back in the 90s - even "brainy electronica" and pure classical music may have been involved as casual or deep listeners of music as we grew up. We form an eclectic group of grown-ass dudes in her concerts - behind her much younger fans who emote more than us (on the outside at least). I tell you - these back ranks of "us" is probably the finest concert experiences I have had. None of us have to defend why we are at a concert with a "young pop star" behind some thousands of emo kids sharing their every emotion loudly. No lifting of eyebrows are needed to indicate "had to take my kid - you know how it is" type daddy communication is needed. Just some hundreds of grown ass men being there because we "got her" for some reason. it is a really cool place to "experience".

Which one? They are all singing at different points.

@@MyWorld-zw6oe silja sol the girl, she epic artist

A.K.A i'm giving big compliment to the back up singer because i feel pity for her being overshadow by aurora not because she did something extraOrdinary or something that worth being praise about

@@creepyhair3120 Do you even understand the purpose of a backup singer? Clearly it is not to overshadow the lead singer. It's purpose is to support and enhance Aurora's voice and not to overshadow it. Singing isn't about overshadowing each other. Each one has a role and the backup singer clearly has done her part well that made this performance an art we can appreciate.

Yes!! Silja Sol

Alice Phoebe Lou

@@danielvida8775 Reed?

ru-vid.com/show-UCgYqDQHmeM1ZIt7rYVdflVA @@blahkabelison2234

@@danielvida8775 woah I hadn't heard of her but she's super cool

Olá

Good point

Her body language looks like Floki from Vikings...

It's just her personal expression, everyone should feel comfortably confident in letting themselves be free, and loosen up 👏

It's because she genuinly and viscerally feels and fully experiences the music she creates. That's a true artist in my opinion..

@@Amaryllis714 exactly. She is so wonderful to watch.

I believe you articulated very nicely. She is so pure & aware of her purpose, it's evident in each sound & gesture she makes. She is love

I was in a long in patient therapy for PTSD. She helped me everytime I listened to her.

Alive people remember others to live.

@Soonmush Aurora is too stubborn to let the music industry ruin her soul. I just watched a documentary where Aurora and her manager, Geir, are dealing with a roomful of record company executives. They played those executives like a drum, Aurora playing the wide eyed innocent good cop (but if you squinted you could see how shrewdly she was working the crowd), and Geir playing the grumpy bad cop. In the end they mostly got what they were working for, albeit they had to do some quick maneuvering to relabel things a bit so some executive could save face.

@@badtux So I know this was ages ago... but i definitely want to see that documentary now, do you remember its name ? :P

I just discovered her today, not an unhappy accident as I was just telling my friend today what a beautiful name Aurora is... And here I find myself 💗💖

Ro S. F. Same

That is so well said!!!

True!

Me neither! I keep listening to her cover on Rasputin! 🎧🎧

you speak for everyone

Totally and compleatly

yes sure !

We understand ❤️

Same feeling, no words for this magic

and her facial expressions

Freedom

So free

She feels every word she sings and this amazing

Yesssss... i feel also!

I just think her lyrics are a bit shitty

A fellow metal head agrees with you, cheers mate.

Agree, Sabbath to Aurora to Deep Purple and back to Aurora whenever I feel like it, does make me smile and now to cap it all Eivor, Falling Free live, love that Viking vibe.

Grew up listening to metal, hardcore punk rock and stuff that just makes crowds go apeshit but this woman has something that nobody else has and she executes it perfectly and with such precision. Some of her lyrics and performances just absolutely floors me. Incredible story teller and just the pure essence of what being human should be.

she definitely was

sometimes I feel like she's telling us about ours too

my theory is she’s a nordic goddess that recently took a human form and isn’t used to earth and forgot about her identity as a god and is slow remembering through her music

it cannot get more superstitious than that

@@oscarsingingwhenhesbored4215 We are all Gods and Goddesses slowly waking from our human slumber and remembering our true identity.

Agreed

Oh my yes. At the start of one of her early performances she was just shaking like a leaf, her hand was trembling when she was making gestures with it and her eyes practically rolling with terror, until she got around 1/3rd into the song and got more interested in the song than her nerves. I'm happy for her that she is (mostly) over that kind of performance anxiety.

@@badtux could you tell me which performance you are referring to?

@@nadezhda3638 Aurora: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert on youtube, maybe

@@henksmith1935 thanks!!

I've seen her live, she's absolutely amazing, jealous you just found her haha!

@@amandafeliciano542 Yea! Well, i now know a lot about her. Seeing her live is an other experience though xD Nice!

Obrigado❤

I don't know how she does it. Admits the darkness in the world, and at the same time holds out hope for us all. I'm trying to become a warrior of love.

so true, she's amazing

This is from her new album, not 'All My Demons Greeting Me as A Friend"

Ceph Fuzz, two of the songs are from her first album

beautiful

everybody does

Silja is the name of the girl who supports you? Thank you very much, I love what you do and I also love how well your vocal tones come together

sonic gold*

She‘s an expression of love. Hope she never goes lost.

She's the embodiment of the traditional young female archetype, that feminists hope, above all else, to destroy forever, because it doesn't resemble a man. It's what you all long to be, in your bones, in your breath, in your blood and sinews, in your DNA: to be unabashedly, honestly female, and admired for it.

brindlebriar Thing is, there is no real truth to the statement “feminists hope, above all else, to destroy [anything in particular] forever,” because there isn’t ONE feminist “hope” or view of life, or wish to destroy one thing over another. If there is one agreement on destroying something (and I don’t think there is), perhaps it would be any demand that all women be one way vs. some other way. Self-described feminists don’t all think alike or want the same thing. Perhaps, though, what many of us who may label ourselves “feminist” want is freedom to make our own choices about what we can do with our lives, how we can dress, how we look, and how we simply get to be, as women. One thing that strongly impresses me about Aurora is that she seems authentic and free in how she expresses herself, from her singing and writing to how she moves while singing; from dressing to personal grooming (sometimes she has visible hair under her arms, sometimes she doesn’t); from whom she kisses in her videos (and in her life, I hope), to what she discusses in interviews. From what I can tell, she’s the embodiment of herself. In 10 years, she may/most likely will be very different in how she expresses herself, and I hope she will do so freely and authentically then, too.

@@gabriellee6770 There is an overarching agenda which the average woman doesn't fully understand, but that is pushed by the pushers of feminism, the speakers and writers and teachers. It is to shame motherhood, wife-hood, to claim girls and boys are the same. To _push_ women, through the mechanism of social ideology - not through self-contemplation of their own internal compasses - into the work force, to become wage slaves, no better than men, and no less masculine and miserable. No longer cherished, no longer on a pedestal. No longer sacred. The effect upon people who buy into that is great unhappiness. After all, boys and girls _are_ different, so women trying to live masculine lives are, on average, below average at it, compared to men. Since time immemorial, the home and the children have been the province of women, whereas the world external to the home, and the monsters in it, have been the province of men. The home is the womb of humanity, and the spear/staff is the phallus of man, the magical tool. It puts life into the woman, to nurture and grow, but it kills the beast and plows the field, in order to put calories, and thus Life, again, into the center of woman, that she can shape into humanity. Man has tamed nature to such a degree that now women can participate in the higher levels of the structures of income earning - far removed as they are from actual killing and plowing - without getting hurt. But in so doing, they give up the sacred work they were doing, the growing and raising of humanity. Children have parents to speak of. They're raised collectively by the television and internet, but there is little empathy there to be acquired. Little humanity. Little spirituality. Just materialism. The result is a very non-aurora like population. When I was growing up, all little girls behaved like Aurora, to some degree. I remember my sisters and their friends were the same. Each individual, of course, but with femininity in common. When I saw this interview, this celebrity reminded me of them. Now they are taught that they must be income earners like the men, and to hell with the children. Let them fend for themselves. Let the government schools raise them. And the cartoon network. Those pushing this agenda have such a low opinion of femininity and motherhood, that they don't perceive that much value will be lost in so doing. And that is why they seek to destroy it, in favor of 'equality,' by which they mean 'sameness.' But men and women are not the same. If there were, there would be no reason for us to exist, other than bland and soulless materialism. Because the meaning and purpose for the masculinity of man is to serve the femininity of woman. And the meaning and purpose for the femininity of woman is to grow, nurture, serve the masculinity of man. Thus, each serves itself by serving the other. And they are not equal. The woman is superior to the man. The man is in charge of calories and safety, and the woman is in charge of the children and the comforts of all. The woman is _superior._ But it is her femininity that makes her so. She loses all of that when she tries to become masculine. When you modern princesses decide that you want to become the King too, think again. Because for every king, 10,000 men struggled and died trying to become the king. That's what you step into when you step off the pedestal. And you will be torn to shreds, with your little, soft bodies and your nurture-oriented minds. It's craziness. Of course, I'm using metaphorical language. Men go to work to provide for women and children, so that they can have the pleasure of their company. We don't need comforts the way women do; a man can be content to sleep it a ditch and wear the same dirty ragged clothes every day, and eat simple fare. We're rugged. We do all that we do that fills the world with comforts for women and children. If they are taken from us, we'll eventually stop working. Cause work ain't worth just the material gadgets. Those are for _you_ so that you'll sleep with us and bear us children. And for the children you bear. For a few talented women to have artistic careers, showing their talents to the world, hopefully managed by men so that they have time for their _own_ children and families - that's a wonderful thing. But when women in mass are pushed into the work force outside the home, to spend their days in offices and restaurants, miserably competing in the male rat race while the children are abandoned to public child-care institutions, our species can not withstand that for very long. We're resolute, and it takes time for men to unlearn the sacredness of women once women have stopped being sacred. It takes a few generations. And we are at that time _right now_ when men are unlearning that ancient, instinctive, biological, chivalric code. First, they walk away from women, from responsibility for them and the children they bear. Next(this hasn't started yet) they'll walk away from work. If women want to do it, let the women do it. You see, men work so that women won't have to; so that they can have the fruits of labor without doing the labor - so that they can nurture the children and be the place of comfort for us, the softness, the bosom, the womb. That's why we do the work, to provide the calories, so they can be women. If women are gonig to abandon the children, or not have them, and abandon us too, we might as well stop. Cause most work is fucking miserable. Idk why women think they want to do it, like it's some kind of privilege. OR, men may simply decide to put a stop to this whole anti-femininity 'feminism' campaign. We can stop it at any time. Men have a natural reluctance to stop women from doing what they want to do. That's part of the pedestal; you let them be free and whimsical like Aurora. You provide for them the opportunity, and let them steer themselves. So when women decided they wanted to vote and become wage-slaves and wear pants, and even abandon the children and us, we let them. But there's a limit. When enough men realize that we are allowing women to harm themselves, the children, and us, on a misguided whim of misunderstanding, we can end it all in an hour. And we will, because that's our job. So that _you_ can be like Aurora again.

Acho que ela é mais conhecida aqui do que no pais dela.

Only gays

Only an asshole

Anna Araújo saporra memo

Anna Araújo pode ter certeza!

Yeah, that delivery was absolutely breathtaking..

YES THAT’S IT THANK YOU

Yes Aurora and Tyler, I adore them so much they are pure talent

Tarvo Grusz YES EXACTLY

Wow, I really like 21 pilots too and it didn't cross my mind to compare them

ursafan40 I looked up francis Bacon Lol

That's a fantastic quote.

prejudices, beliefs and mental patterns that limit

@Zeus Core Armpit hair itself does not contain a bad smell. Any smell from your armpits comes from your sweat glands. Shaving your armpit hair doesn't make your armpits smell better. The best thing you can do is to shower/wash your armpits and wear clothing that isn't restrictive and is of breathable material.

Oh I didn't notice she has armpit hair. She's very blonde so it can't be seen much. Also armpit hair doesn't smell if you wash it often and just apply deo

Sadly, people hate armpit hair when a woman has it.

She is an adult, she should have body-hair, otherwise she'd be posing as a pre-teen. That's how I see it.

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It’s quite an all encompassing feeling isn’t it? I can’t listen or watch anyone else but her and especially her live and acoustic music

@Aurora Aksnes no, thank YOU

Yes, obsessed with this little fairy, she is totally magic and I can listen all day and usually do.

Carin de Kock I noticed this too, so ridiculous!

Is it tho? Is it really so unthinkable someone would do that? Making way too much of a problem over a personal preference.

is weirdness in the eye of the beholder?

💛

Never be late to enter the Queendom..everyone is welcomed..

There is never late to enter the Queendom..everyone is welcomed..

So sweet 😍😍

Agreed

yeah some people still cant accept the change. Things happen. I am totally fine the different members. The ones who left are chasing their dreams too so we should support them and appreciate what comes.

ursafan40 i came here to protecccct fredrick💪🏻👺👌🏻 Just kidding. I really love Martin, but i do think her band is complete now. I mean, Silja, Magnus and Fredrick? They have magic in the point of their fingers

@@elliedefranca318 let’s hope Silja comes back, they are perfect together

Wow, just today? Lucky you! You still have so much from her to discover, so many feelings to experience by listening and watching this "life changer"... I really would like to be able to discover all this one more time, at least. Enjoy this lovely ride, I really envy you...

Have you listened to the harp version?

@@juiceboxhero8547 no, I'll check it out, thanks.

And the version with just her and odd Martin...or is that the harp version? Also look at the one she does where her and Silva “meow” at the beginning...it’s fantastic

Queendom is one of her few songs that in my opinion works better in the studio version as versus the stripped down version. Most of her stripped down songs can get really haunting (look at "It Happened Quiet" at The Current for one that almost brought me to tears), but this is a song that really benefits from the energy of a full production behind it, or at least full instrumentation and multiple backup singers.

@@badtux that whole set at The Current was brilliant! And her set at The Tiny Desk concert, in particular Murder Song and Running with the Wolves, *Heartfelt sigh*, just breathtaking!:)

Simmmm

Of course it is!

Thats rough hey, when the market gets so tough that the only way to get ur message heard is by testing the line of madness, touching insanity just to get a message to mankind. Imagine that shit, a true message from the heart, only gets heard, if its distracting enough, from the rest of life. That is how mad, our society has become.

gillian lello and yet, this madness allows us the maximum enjoyment of this inspiring artist ♥️👩🏻‍🦳🇳🇴🙂🦋✨

oh wow I didnt notice that. Is it really? Has she talked about it? Looks cool to me though.

Razonism she’s talked about cutting her hair and making necklaces for the birds before, but this is the first time we’ve seen her maybe wear one I think

julie a for her it’s more like hands on of her best performances! up because she is always sings through her hands lol

You should hear the harp version, it's angelic, I swear that's what we hear in heaven

@@avastepanian567 Except that there is no heaven ...and no god...other than that yes it is a great version, beautiful....

@@BrandonPetrucci I didn't ask whether you believe in heaven or God, there was...exactly no need? I'm trying not to get mad but like don't respond to people if that's all you're gonna say

@@avastepanian567 Ava, your response is proof that there is NO GOD....the 'Bible' is a product of the Roman empire and the creation of the Roman Catholic Church and it changed the Bible thousands of times.... 'Jesus' was a man but he was made into a diety and there were hundreds if not thousands of those who claimed to be the 'savior' ... you have been duped.....

@@BrandonPetrucci I'm...lost? How is my response that you were being rude with an unnecessary comment "proof" that there is no God? Also, where in my comment about how angelic AURORA is did you get the impression that I'm trying to convince people that God is real? Yes, I believe in God, but that's irrelevant, and you're attacking that for no reason. Again, I'm doing my best not to get mad at you, but you're kind of making that hard.

You should definitely watch the Nidaros Cathedral concert, it's with an orchestra. I think it will be remembered as her best work. And I agree with you about the arrangement, acoustic and orchestral is better in general and works much better with her spirit. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XXVwFvkNTEg.html

Scotia Bushcraft thanks for the tip!

+Bucky RU-vid suggested I listen to her. I had no idea why. This one got me first ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IwNoXFgg8lo.html I love her album myself, but I do prefer every acoustic version she has ever done, with just Odd Martin on guitar. Like these ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1kiV704Nd_I.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-evBgLWQwAFA.html Have fun and explore her catalog here on RU-vid. She's extraordinary

See her live my friend, it's one of the most beautiful things. I took someone who'd never heard a single song (Aurora was at a festival in Hungary) and my friend's jaw hit the floor, and she told me afterwards 'that was one of the most intense, spiritual experiences of my life'.

Gotta say...this girl is best served live. I like the studio stuff a lot, but up close and personal is her element.