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Post by wal on Nov 19, 2013 17:49:14 GMT -5
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Why Great Vocals Matter!
posted by Anthony DeLuca
Nov 19, 2013
One of the many wonderful aspects of electronic music is it's ability to showcase amazing vocal talent that would have otherwise been missed or not been given the opportunity. Great vocals can take a somewhat mediocre production and elevate it to new heights...But of course that goes without saying that a great vocal cannot make up for lacklustre producing. The idea is to marry the two and create something that is both cohesive and harmonious. Here is a quick list of some of the many vocalists who I think are changing the game in no particular order:
8. Adam Lambert
While many recognize the singer from his days on American Idol (Let's get past this people), his vocal ability it literally unparalleled. I would go as far to say that his octave range and talent is far beyond any singer in existence currently...Talk about being born in the wrong era. Having recently collaborated with Avicii on 'Lay Me Down', Lambert has begun to dabble in the world of electronic music. Now with a guest spot on Glee, we see the singer covering Lady Gaga's 'Marry The Night'...He turned a pop song into a metal hair anthem with this cover. What just happened?
Why Great Vocals Matter!
posted by Anthony DeLuca
Nov 19, 2013
One of the many wonderful aspects of electronic music is it's ability to showcase amazing vocal talent that would have otherwise been missed or not been given the opportunity. Great vocals can take a somewhat mediocre production and elevate it to new heights...But of course that goes without saying that a great vocal cannot make up for lacklustre producing. The idea is to marry the two and create something that is both cohesive and harmonious. Here is a quick list of some of the many vocalists who I think are changing the game in no particular order:
8. Adam Lambert
While many recognize the singer from his days on American Idol (Let's get past this people), his vocal ability it literally unparalleled. I would go as far to say that his octave range and talent is far beyond any singer in existence currently...Talk about being born in the wrong era. Having recently collaborated with Avicii on 'Lay Me Down', Lambert has begun to dabble in the world of electronic music. Now with a guest spot on Glee, we see the singer covering Lady Gaga's 'Marry The Night'...He turned a pop song into a metal hair anthem with this cover. What just happened?
tomorrow or the next day... 2,000,000 Adam ... " Range and Talent beyond any singer in existence currently" Love this quote. Many folks,beside his fans, are starting to understand the enormity of Adam's talent
