Passenger Sings A Beautiful Cover Of Tennessee Whisky Without Microphone On A Train

 

Sometimes you come across a beautiful natural singing voice that can stun listeners’ ears in even the most mundane of places. Egbert Bernard’s voice was able to cut through the noise on a busy subway train as he sang “Tennessee Whiskey” live without a microphone.

Egbert sits down on a busy subway train as it pulls away from the station. With people are rushing passed, he patiently waits for his backing track to start before producing a vocal performance worthy of any main stage. He sings an incredibly powerful version of “Tennessee Whiskey” without any amplification or reverb that still manages to cut through the train’s background noise. Only a few notice his performance but many stay glued to their phones, missing an incredible performance right in front of their eyes. A talent like this should never go unnoticed.

Egbert’s subway performance was uploaded to YouTube to the channel “Super HappyDad” and is one of the channel’s most viewed videos to date. The stripped-back performance has received over 777K views since it was uploaded 5 years ago.

Egbert isn’t just an impressive singer, he is also an aspiring actor. The multi-talented musician has also produced his own work called “I Hate My Co-Worker” saying on his Facebook page, “Here’s the pilot episode of the web series I developed and and produced with my REAL LIFE best friend, show creator, Tai French and the perfect team that is Vintage City Entertainment!”

Unfortunately, Egbert hasn’t been too active on social media over the past few years. However, we hope he is still singing with that beautiful voice. If you want to see more from this multi-talented man check out his YouTube channel for more videos.

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