Jade Bird Performs 'I Get No Joy', 'Uh Huh' & 'Lottery' (Live Performance) | MTV Push 

Haha, I saw your message and I was like ME TOO. Then I saw your message is from 6 months ago. Last night 9/23 she was on Late Night with Seth Meyers. I'm hooked. I hope she doesn't loose her mind in the fame machine.

I’m same as you guys ... but I’m only now hearing her for the very first time. Very impressed

Same. This is weird.

Yeah me too……..May 2023❕

🔥🔥🔥💓💓💓

She's too talented to be a superstar in 2023.

Reminds me more of Grace Slick but I can see Janis as well. Either way, great voice!

She has a little of that Cobain scream when she sings....love it.

Yeah, very much so. She was brought up listening to Janis so a definite influence.

Thnx for this comment♥️

MTV doesn’t deserve her.

@@kmact1976 Perhaps not. But exposure is exposure. I'd be happy to get real music on any mainstream channel.

She is awesome.

Jade Bird is GOD.

Your right! I thought she is at Melissa Etheridge Level if not better. She's f-ing rocks. See Jade playing guitar like a rock star...

Ahahahaha yep

Tim Jay that’s how she sings, she does it on purpose

she's fry screaming on top of the notes and its awesome control

Just bought tickets to see her in Nashville earlier today. The show has been rescheduled 3 or 4 times, and I hope we get to go see her eventually. I also have tix for Britt Floyd again in June. I've seen that show several times. If you like Pink, it's a must see. They're really good, and put on one heck of a show. Similar to the Beatles RAIN tribute band. Another one to go see as many times as you can.

Slide her number bro

The new album is even heavier

I need it to. Asap...im going to sing that song

Using the tips of your fingers in lieu of a pick can help create a less twangy and more smooth and full sound out of each note as well as reducing the sustain. It is an excellent technique when you don't want to add pedals or change pickup selection or tone adjustments, thus increasing the versatility of the guitar in its "vanilla" form for guitarists comfortable switching methods mid song. In technical terms it not only changes the tone, but it allows the best method of analogue dynamic control, where the note is played either more softly or more loudly as a manner of creating the impression of volume changes where none actually exist. This is my guess at least, based on 15 years of playing experience.

Also, he's using a slide and blending each individual note together as much as possible by using fingers (which are very dull compared to a pick) greatly improves the balance of the sound in that scenario over picking each string independently with even a light pick.

Wolf Alice !!!! Yeah ! Not too many people have heard of Wolf Alice .