The way forward for heavy music seems to be in good palms, with The O’Keefe Music Basis as soon as once more directing kids within the route of all issues heavy. Their newest video finds two of their most promising vocalists, 6-year-old Michael Dalhover and 8-year-old Zoe Franziska, fronting a chaotically crushing cowl of Korn’s “Someone Somebody,” conjuring up visions of storage band heaviness.
Each Dalholver and Franziska are veterans of O’Keefe Basis movies, each exhibiting their love for Korn. In a previous press launch it was acknowledged, “When 8-year-old Zoe is not drawing unicorns, enjoying hopscotch and watching cartoons, she likes to totally destroy Korn songs.” She beforehand appeared within the O’Keefe Basis video for “Freak on a Leash.”
As for younger Michael, he stole the present along with his earlier look fronting “Right here to Keep.” His mother and father are large Korn followers along with his dad instructing younger Michael easy methods to do his vocals utilizing quite a lot of steel vocal methods.
Now the pair staff as much as entrance an all-kid band that options 6-year-old Brackston Applegate on the toy piano, 5-year-old Adam Logan on the “Triangle of Doom,” 9-year-old Seba Stephens on drums, 16-year-old Sam Ruether on lead guitar, Calli Dressen on rhythm guitar and 17-year-old Noah Williams on bass. And their cowl of “Someone Somebody” from Korn’s Points album is one thing that you must see and hearken to on full blast.
The O’Keefe Music Basis is a non-profit group that gives free music classes, free music camps, free recording periods and free music movies to younger musicians around the globe. Along with Korn covers (in addition they took on “Blind”), they’ve additionally shot movies protecting Slipknot, Rage In opposition to the Machine, Rammstein and extra. You possibly can be taught extra concerning the basis right here.
However for now, take a look at the most recent O’Keefe Music Basis video that includes these kids embracing the pure chaotic pleasure that’s Korn.
O’Keefe Basis Youngsters Cowl Korn’s “Someone Somebody”
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