Lewis Capaldi - Headspace (Live) REACTION

What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to the channel. I'm Steven. This is Steven Instereo. And in today's video, we are diving into a live performance of the song Headspace from Lewis Capaldi. I don't think I've ever heard this track before. So I'm super excited to dive in. And of course, a live setting with a vocal like this. Come on. Before we get to today's video, I'm going to ask you guys to like the video, subscribe to the channel, follow me over on Instagram at Steven Instereo. And of course, I want to give a huge shout out to Hannah over on Patreon for requesting this. Thank you so much. I'm so stoked to dive into this. So let's go. Damn. That voice always gets me. Beautiful. It's done. In here. If you got some enough for me. ****. Sing me a song and send me to sleep. Sleeping on my headspace while I dream. Spin me around, wrap it up around me. The dirt I turn ash, my friend. Can I just say that to him, having his eyes closed to this entire performance to me hits even harder emotionally, because I feel like he's literally like just going into this song, like he's feeling every one of these emotions. And I think that comes out with a artist like him. It comes out in the vocals so ******* perfectly. Well, you're only bloody poison. I know it hurts you all with your rage. And I'm sure it ain't hard to see. You're more than I'll ever hurt. And more than I'll ever be. I don't know how he sings like so naturally and comfortably in that range. I know it's a little late. What's up? It was never great, but I'm calling. But dear. Where does that come from? I just wanted to let you know that I won't bother you anymore. I'll be gone. This time next year. And all that vibrato is so haunting. Have you got time enough for me? Sing me a song and send me to sleep. Sleeping on my head space while I dream. Spend me a year, rob me of all my dreams. I have to hit that note again. I'm so sorry. That is *******. Oh, it's perfect. It's literally perfect. Make sure I go back far enough. Sing me a song and send me to sleep. Sleeping on my head space while I dream. Spend me a year, rob me of all my dreams. Have you got time enough for me? Sing me a song and send me to sleep. I never thought that a lie God damn. Could sound so sweet until you opened your mouth and you said you loved me. Oh, my God. Literally cheek goosebumps. **** me. I never knew a like it sounds so sweet until you said you love me. Just kill me right ******* now. Also, this is like the perfect space for someone like Lewis Capaldi. I feel like these vocals are so ******* strong and natural at the same time. It's this natural, soulful sound that comes from the pits of his chest and honestly deep into his cardiac cavity, because in my personal opinion, it's like every one of his emotions are tuned into these notes. And like I've said this about other artists before, but like there are only a handful of artists that can really match that emotion and do it in a way where, let's be honest, as much as I love having the guitar here, this could have been a complete acapella performance. And we wouldn't have even noticed that the guitar was missing because Lewis just does so many things with his voice that it's incredible. It's this beautiful instrument of its own, though it is also this carrier of pain and this carrier of sadness. I feel like that vulnerability and ---- comes out to life. So cool here. But I just love these vibratos. It's so cool to hear him get this raspy note and then turn it into something so haunting. But at the same time, make it feel like one note was an entire verse of lines at the same time. I just like I can't get over that. And every time I see him perform, it's always something similar to that, which I think is really cool. I love these heartfelt performers like this. Like I ******* wish that I could do ---- like this because you're writing from the heart and then you're delivering the message and like, you know, I feel like the messenger when it's straight from the heart, it hits different. Yes, there are artists that can sing a song that was written by somebody else. But I just feel like with Lewis, at least from my understanding, is he writes his music. And what's really cool about that is you do feel that. It's like, yes, you can hear the notes. Yes, you can hear the words. You can hear all these things, but you can feel it. And like that auditory experience that gives you a full physical feeling by the end, those last couple words, I've got goosebumps on my cheek. That is pure magic in music, and I ******* love Lewis for that. So I want to give a huge shout out to Hannah over on Patreon for actually requesting this video. Thank you so much. This is absolutely a beautiful moment. I hope you guys enjoyed today's video. If you did, please make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, follow me over on Instagram at stevendinstereo. I love y'all. I'll see you in the next one. Peace.