When Theresa Andersson performed her amazing cover of legendary composer Allen Toussaint's "Oh Mary," she left the entire audience in utter awe. It seems like a normal performance at first; she's strumming on what must be a ukulele based on the way she's holding it.
She has an odd upstroke technique that is usually only recognized in the old school folk singers of the Vietnam era. The audience attempts to clap to the beat, but they quickly fall silence as an otherworldly energy begins to wrap around the theater.
It's then that we notice that she's recording a live-track "loop" of her song. She's setting the backup music of her song, and it's only then that we realize she's actually holding a violin in her hand. At that point, she takes us on a journey to the stars and back. Without us even noticing, she recorded her own voice on a loop as well. This beautiful song would be amazing to listen to in and of itself, but when you take it into account that it's 100-percent Theresa, it makes her performance even more impressive.
This woman is an incredible talent, with her fantastic energy, and ability to enrapture a whole crowd of people, we're sure we'll be hearing more from her in the near future.
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