Old Composer REACTS to The HU - Song of Women - feat. Lzzy Hale The Decomposer Lounge 

Thank you for helping me with the correct annunciation of the band! Everyone have a HAPPY ALOHA FRIDAY!!!!! 🤙🤙🤙🤙

This song is a tribute. It is a prayer. It is a thank you. It is a gift.

There was a reason the Hu chose her to write the English part of this song. Her refeverence and ability to honor the feminine is beautiful. Losing my mother at a young age Lzzy Hale's voice and words have propped me up as a young woman and as a vocalist on my own. That strength and power is inspirational to say the least. I can't begin to express my gratitude towards her. Bless you for reviewing this one, it hit me in a different way tonight.

The Hu are a really interesting band. Even without understanding a word they say, their songs are very melodic and fun to listen to.

От The HU всегда мурашки по коже! Всем Добра. Привет с Северного Кавказа, Пятигорск.

Some songs are just perfect. This is one of them.

There is a video with the translation of the Mongolian lyrics and they are just as much of a prayer/worship/respect of the power and grace of women. I've lisstened to this song dozens of times and it still brings a tear to my eye. The emotional truth is pure.

Just a comment on the drum rhythms. As in most Mongolian music it echoes horses in motion. This one is also the human heartbeat which is so prevalent in Native American drumming.

You’ll find plenty of content about Halestorm, Lzzy’s band. The track Love Bites is often a favourite for vocal coach reactions on RU-vid. Her grit/growl is always impressive.

They are horsehead fiddles. Morin khuur . 🙂 I have been deeply in love with The Hu since December 2018 when I found their Wolf Totem video on FB. I saw them live at The Soundstage in Baltimore MD September 2019......a very soul-changing event.

Aloha, "I Miss the Misery" is my go-to for a Halestorm introduction!

I love how the drums are beating out a heartbeat rhythm!

This song gets me every time I hear it. Just beautiful!

Halestorm! Thats where you'll find Lzzy.

The Hu is amazing!!!

They were classically trained at the Mongolian Music and Dance Conservatory and one of them taught for 10 years. That is why the amazing sounds. Also... The drums reflect the hoofbeats of the horses that Mongolians are known for.

Look up Halestorm - that's her 😁

Geebz! Besides the fact that I completely dig your videos and your views on music, I just HAVE to mention that it's wonderful what you do for hospitalized children! BIG round of applause! 🤘

This channel is making me listen to music again. But I mean properly, not as background noise. This track is a big favorite of mine. Tool, huge favorites of mine. I can go on. And I am listening to them all like it is new again. Love it.

I would suggest "Shatter Me" by Linsey Stirling which features Lzzy Hale on vocals.

Lzzy Hale and Halestorm are such an underrated band. Her vocals and guitar skills are incredible. And she is amazing live as well. She is an example of pure rock

The Hu has recently published a wonderful new song, Beautiful Nature if I remember correctly. just as amazing. The more I listen to Song of Women the more emotional I get.

Lizzy, her brother AreJay, and their mates in Halestorm are from my native soil, York County Pennsylvania! ❤

Please see Wolf Totem - The Hu. See the original sound and with subtitles. Greetings from Brazil!!!

Halestorm has many wonderful songs, but, A Familiar Taste of Poison is one of the best, IMO, musically speaking.

Couldnt wait for the whole video to comment.. Can't love this enough! Lzzy Hale is awesome and the sound of this band combined is perfect. I had chicken skin as well.

She does a duet with Eric Church called “That’s Damn Rock N Roll” live at the CMT music awards. It really showcases her power.

Hey Geebz! The HU use the Morin Khuur (horsehead fiddle), Tovshuur (three-stringed lute), Tsuur (Mongolian flute) and Tumur Khuur (Mouth harp)

She’s from a band called Halestorm. Highly recommend “I miss the misery” or “mz hyde”

I love how Metal is just all-encompassing and incorporates so many different genres and sub genres and styles from all over the world. Metal is all inclusive to give ALL a voice!

Lzzy Hake from Halestorm. She is amazing. I would recommend familiar taste of poison or I love the misery or I am the fire. Hell, really anything she does honestly.

Not only is Lzzy's band Halestorm worth listening to for their variety of songs, she also collaborates with a number of artists, like her work with Lindsay Sterling on Shatter Me. Or her work with Amy Lee. Its all worth listening to.

It is called a Horse Head Fiddle. I love this band's cultural sound. Throat Singing is singing 2 separate notes at the same time. Lzzy Hale and her brother started the band Halestorm and ANYTHING by them is worth a listen. Lzzy learned Throat Singing to do this song! She is by far one of the most talented female guitarist/vocalists of all time. Check out her and David Draimon (Disturbed) doing Close My Eyes Forever!!!

Lzzy Hale is one of the most powerful women alive on this planet. Incredible guitarist, writer and vocalist. I saw Halestorm back in 2015/2016 and it was the most incredible preformance. The whole band is filled with phenomenal people. I Am the Fire and Dear Daughter are marvelous songs that showcase her vocal ability and song writing. My god, I get emotional even thinking about it. They are musts for anyone to listen to.

so good, The Hu + Lzzy Hale, didnt know either and love them both now :) so much new music to explore. Superb.

I'm late to the party on your listening. This song moves me everytime I hear it. I enjoyed your response to their sound. Great intro to Lizzy Hale too!?!❣️

These grounding vibrations and organic chants with Lzzy's climactic vocals along with the subject matter of the ultimate importance of a woman's roll in life hits me to the core and has awaken my Nordic, Viking roots. Embrace your womanhood...

Lzzy and her brother started the band Halestorm. Love Bites and I Miss The Misery are really good examples.

Their music is amazing and beautiful.

I'm glad you chose to do something by the Hu. Tuvan throat singing is so beautiful and amazing. As an audiophile that's the kind of stuff that gives me those goose bumps you're always talking about. Please more Hu! Check out their non colab stuff!

Literally anything by Lzzy Hale - she's incredible. Break In with Amy Lee is awesome, I Miss the Misery is really good, I Am the Fire - so good! Love Bites but So Do I... anything. Just search and go nuts.

Love Lzzy's voice and Halestorm.(her band). also check out Lindsey Sterling 's "Shatter Me" Featuring Lzzy Hale.

I love the interplay of the voices but the thing that really sets the tone of the whole song for me is that rolling churning riff on the traditional large frame drums. Wow.

Her voice is literally the perfect female voice to blend with this threat singing. Bar none.

This is a song that will give me chills 3 or 4 times and make me cry. All on the journey through this one song! It's so beautiful! Lzzy Hale is the voice of Halestorm! Not my favorite band but an amazing one, none the less!

i would have never known about this band had it not been for this reaction.

RU-vid needs a "love" button

Lzzy Hale. one of the strongest female vocalists in rock and metal. really, really really wanna see you dig into "halestorm", the band she and her brother formed. "i get off" was the 1st song i heard from them, and it's still one of my favorites, but other smashes are: i miss the misery, i am the fire, all i wanna do, freak like me, here's to us... and so, so ,so many more! i hope you enjoy this particular rabbit hale.. er, uh, hole... hehe

As ever mate, your breakdowns and observations are always interesting and very welcome. If you're a fan of The Hu, I definitely recommend you check out two other tunes; Sugaan Essena, which they composed in a fictional language for a Star Wars soundtrack, and Krigsgaldr by Heilung, which is a terrific tune by a German-Scandi band who do the same circuits as The Hu, they base all their lyrics on Iron age poems and runic texts from Norse, Anglo-Saxon and Gothic backgrounds. Mind-blowing.

that is a cool cup! also Lzzy Hale and her group Halestorm are pure lightning in a bottle! you should definitely watch more of them!

Lzzy Hale is freaking awesome, imagine her duet with Amy Lee. :P. Listen to "Break In"

Halestorm! From Pennsylvania - saw them live in their hometown and Lzzy’s pipes are incredible!

As others have stated, her band is Halestorm. Some songs to check out are I miss the misery, Scream and Amen. There is also a fantastic cover of Gold Dust Woman and Bad Romance. It’s also worth checking out her duet with Eric Church at the CMT awards. You could see people in the crowd were like”Who is this chick?? “ and went to “WHO IS THIS CHICK??!!

You REALLY need to do some Halestorm reactions! Lzzy Hale’s voice is amazingly powerful and the band is awesome!

There is a music award show cover of Hunger Strike by Lizzy Hale & Corey Taylor. Fun jam that i love more than the original and their voices together is all you need to know. Love the reacts

Lzzy reminds me of one ☝🏽 of my favorite Singer..Pat Benatar. The Hu Band is Absolutely Incredible Artists...their Song ..Suggan Essena...This is Mongol and the SAME (is Freakin’ Amazing). The SAME does not have a MV but I listen to it all the time because it’s a Definite Vibe. Thanks for posting this and sharing your support and appreciation. The Throat Singing 🎤 is simply Beautiful. Stay Safe and Positive. 🙇🏻‍♀️🇺🇸🔍🎼🔥🎶👏🏽

Lzzy Hale is an amazing vocalist. Halestrom is a fantastic band

Lzzy has done many songs with others Corey Marks - Out In The Rain , Amy Lee from Evanescence- Break In, its on a Halestorm album, Lindsey Sterling -Shatter Me, Apocalyptica (they play cellos) Talk To Me ( which they play alot of songs with guest singers Gavin Rossdale, Brent Smith, Lacey Sturm, Corey Taylor, Adam Gontier, Cristina Scabbia she even appeared on CMTs award show with Eric Church Lzzy Hale ROCKS

Lzzy Hale is the lead singer and guitarist of Halestorm (fun fact her brother is the drummer for the band and her dad or uncle was the original bassist for the band). i'd highly recommend "I am the Fire" "amen" "I miss the misery" "Freak like me" and "Familiar taste of poison"

her voice is so good

THANK YOU to whoever suggested this! Lzzy is a goddess!

If you really want to hear Lizzy showcase her rock growl, listen to Halestorm's "I am fire"

Better Sorry Than Safe - Halestorm, Live In Philadelphia is a good example of Lzzy's powerful voice:)

"The perfect song" cannot be defined, but we know when we hear an example of that ideal. This is either dead-on or really, really close to it.

I literally check these vidsnout every day to a) discover amazing music I'd never encounter myself and b) see your enthusiastic and genuine reactions. Ps woo bassists rule

I love the Hu. Their first album is great.

For more of Lzzy, check out I Am the Fire live in Rock in Rio, and also her accoustic quarentine version of the same song. Her vocals are unbelievable!

Halestorm is a recent find for me. I’ve been setting up playlist for them since. I’ve added a little Amy Lee in there too. Two amazing women vocalists.

LZZY is a rock goddess.....I would literally recommend any song from Halestorm.....LZZY also does an amazing cover of Dolly's "I will always love you" Whitney who?

I'm a big fan of both The Hu and Lzzy Hale. I like how you brought up the background vocal Lzzy was adding over the top, most people just talk about her powerful lead lines. In every Halestorm album she always adds some fantastic background stuff.

Loved the song Lizzy Hale did with Lindsey Sterling, "Shatter Me"

Wow, thank you for doing this video, I literally just learned about The HU this week and took a deep dive. Halestorm will be a whole new fun ride for you, check out "I miss the misery" and "I like it heavy".

Greetings, Blessings 🙋‍♀️🕊️💜🌈✝️🌍 Warriors of God The Hu be, Love the Colab. My Hero's, Angel's walk this earth too. An incredible Army we do have in these End of Times 🔥🔥🔥 Love and Light 💖🙏 Cheers 🤳 Bee 🐝🗽⚖️✝️🌍

Lzzy Hale just did an amazing cover with other artists of Pantera's "Mouth of War". You can find the video on Two Minutes to Late Night's youtube channel. VERY COOL VERSION please check it out.

I love how much you enjoy reacting to different music genres. Please keep doing these reactions, especially during this terrible pandemic which has forced us to isolate ourselves, listening to you talking about music is great company.

Lzzy Hale/ Halestorm is the name of her group. Lzzy also wrote this song.

If I may offer a suggestion: Amy Lee “Speak to Me” is incredible.

Can't wait for his reactions to Heilung. And please, check out Ru Ana Te Whenua from Alien Weaponry. Such a talented young band.

Lzzy Hale is from Halestorm, a group she formed with her brother (the group's drummer) in highschool? I think? Anyway, I like" Love Bites", "I Miss the Misery", "Freak Like Me" and "Shatter Me" (which is a colab she did with fellow RU-vidr Linsey Stirling).

The Hu is a unique and professional at best!

This is my first hearing of this song. Lzzy Hale is a powerhouse! I suggest you give Halestorm a listen as well as the Band DEVILSKIN fronted by Jennie Skullander.

Yes to Halestorm reactions!

So much to love in this! ♥️

Aloha! I love The HU! This is one of my faves, too!

I've listened to this song probably 20x in the last 3 days, so I was thrilled to see your video today. Thanks to you & commentors for introducing me to The HU! I love their whole album. I came here for Tool, way back in "Sober" days. Now I'm expanding my music appreciation & library. Hope you keep having fun so I get to keep hearing your breakdowns. Happy Friday and Aloha!

Awesome, beautiful. Magical dance of the five elements, the five wisdom dakinis

Dear daughter from Halestorm is one of my favorites svorites

Great reaction to a fantastic song! New subscriber and I'll be looking through all your vids!!! Every Heartbeat's a woman's song... Best line of any song ever! I may have to get a tattoo with that one now.

oh if you haven't heard Lizzy Hale in her full glory then you should really check out "I miss the misery", "I get off" and/or "Love bites(but so do I)" by her band Halestorm. she has got a voice that's up there with Grace Slick, Ann Wilson and Amy Lee, something not a lot of women can achieve. The HU themselves are just amazing though, i love the way they break through the cultural boundaries while staying true to their roots! if you want to see another really great Mongolian throat singer check out Batzorig Vaanchig.

Your enthusiasm for music is just awesome my dude. Your videos are such an excellent way to mellow out at the end of the day. Check out Norupo by Heilung, they have a music video on their channel that gives me full body tingles every time. Rhe male singers do a lot of throat singing as well as a Scandinavian style of gruff almost barking. The female vocalist Maria is one of the most interesting technical singers Ive ever heard. I hope you dig em!

You should check out Halestorm, Lzzy Hale is a badass. Check out I am the fire by Halestorm

I am familiar with Halestorm, but this is new to me, and it is awesome! Thanks!

The song Shatter Me by Lindsey Stirling feat. Lizzy Hale is one of my favorites. You should be able to find both a official video and a live akustik-ish version.

Lzzy Hale from the band halestorm. I love the band

The band is amazing, the vocalist has great pipes and blends really well with them. More indigenous music is needed. Just for fun try some “Snotty Nosed Rez Kids,” from Kitamaat, in British Columbia. They’re a rap/hip hop/Indigenous duo worth listening to.

Besides a breakdown of just any A Perfect Circle song I would super suggest "Orestes" then either "Magdalena", "The Package", "Pet", or "Feathers", or sweet Jeebus just do them all lol

Check out shed some light, Lzzy Hale and Brent Smith ( Shinedown ) . Two of the best vocalists you will ever hear.

I am Fire .... Halestorm lights it up for sure

I paged down and skimmed thru the comments and people give you great song suggestions they didn't seem to fill you in about Lzzy & Her Band Halestorm. Lzzy Hale (vocals,piano,rythem/lead guitar) formed the band in 1996(she was 13) with her Younger brother Arejay Hale(Drummer,backing vocals) with their Father Roger Hale(Bass) and after going thru a string of musicians added Joe Hottenger (Guitar,backing vocals) in 2003 & Josh Smith (Bass,Keys, Backing Vocals) in 2004. Were signed by Atlantic Records in 2005 and put them out on the road(250-300 gigs a year) until 2009 and finale put them in the studio where they recorded their first CD that was released in 2010 and back on the road(250-300 gigs a year still) in 2012 they released "The Strange Case Of" their sophomore effort and their first Single from it "Love Bites(So Do I) won them a Grammy in the HardRock/Metal Preformance Category, making them the first female fronted band to win this Grammy. They have released 2 more Records, "Into the Wild Life"(2015) & "Vicious"(2018) and are putting the finishing touches Recording #5 to be released early 2022. They have also released 3 CD's of Cover songs that they let their fans vore on the songs that make it onto each EP of 6 songs and the released "Reimagined" in 2020 a different takes on 5 of their already release songs plus a recording of "I Will Always Love You" the Dolly Parton songs Whitney Houston made into a mega hit on the sound track for "The Body Guard"... The reason I know so much about them is I met them in 2010 almost 3 years after I was paralyzed from the waist down that cut my own 30+ year musical Career short. I still play (Guitar & Bass) but at home for my own enjoyment now. But they took me into the Halestorm Family that first night when they learned of my story and have treated me like a long time friend every time I see them whether inside a Venue or out on the street even one day at a beach in New Hampshire several hours before a show. Lzzy & Joe saw me and came over to me to say high and just talked about things other then music. December 18th will be my 40th time seeing them play Live. You would be hard pressed to find a nicer more humble group of peopleas they are. Hopefully I didn't ramble on to much. Looking foward to watching more of your reactions.

From one greybeard to another, keep up the great work. The one song I would love for you to do is Arise from Flyleaf.