This is perhaps the most contradictory job in the world, and you need a natural musical talent, but at the same time know how to hide and hide it in order to do your job.
So every time an old singer smiles and says that this is God's destiny for her, I feel a faint heartache.
You don't need hold on necessarily to your individual vocal persona, cause you're trying to get your persona to bland and mesh with the other voices. That's awesome.
I could be different people a chameleon, it's just like you could change up . You're never bored.
A black female singer proudly said that she was a member of the group, which was earned by herself, "I actually sing on the key." That kind of pride can't bear to look directly at the weight of dreams.
Every backing singer has a father who is a pastor, isn't it amazing?
God gave me this talent and I intend to use it.
Black singers have their own pride, they call white singers readers, because they quit when they leave the score.
"They handle us the music when we came in and we took it like we were pro too, like we would really read it." This sentence made me smile, I heard about the musical talent of black people, that kind of improvisation Performing voice-shifting is like crazy people. At that time, the job that God rewarded, I couldn't even learn it.
If given the opportunity, we will demonstrate our value beyond any reasonable doubt. So much so that going forward, when you start to define singing, it's going to be based on this transformative sounds coming out of these backup singers' mouths.
Singers and backing vocals The dependencies are roughly here.
The backing vocalist was the closest to the singer, but it was the closest twenty feet that prevented them from going to the center of the stage.
In a strange way, the gulf between the lead singer and that group of backup singers couldn't be wider.
Because there are two completely different life choices on a stage, one is habitually dominant, the other is good at catering to it; one is flamboyant and extroverted, and the other is forbearance and restraint; one is thinking about how to make himself comfortable, and the other is thinking about how to make others happy. Psychology is the biggest gap. The audience likes the kind of individual singer who insists on self-confidence and self-confidence. He is the one who is unique and trusts the horse, and such a person will never be a backing singer with a chameleon voice in his life. Sometimes I really don't know whether it is the character that determines the fate of this profession, or the choice of the profession that develops such a character. Whether the former or the latter, is it not a kind of sadness?
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