Rene Urbanovich is a leading voice and Creativity instructor in the Los Angeles area, having coached singers from television, film and the Broadway stage. She is a Tedx speaker, a Humanities through the Arts professor, a poet and an award-winning author. Rene has given workshops and spoken at venues such as SAG/AFTRA, Art Center College of Design, Osborne Head and Neck at Pepperdine, and many more. After a vocal injury left her voiceless, she went on to heal and earn a degree in Creativity, in search for the answers that would not only solve her personal dilemma but feed into the collective’s search for meaning.
Can you please do a reaction video on Lily from NMIXX group? She did a cover of "When I Was Your Man" brilliantly. She also covered "Symphony" and "All I Want For Christmas Is You" beautifully. Her vocal and skills are otherworldly especially for a singer her age.
This poor woman doesn't know that the person whose song she is reacting to is above her level.... Sorry mamm but please search who is ARIJIT SINGH ❤️🇮🇳❤️
His song " The girl that never was" was about a miscarriage by his wife in their life together. He once said this is his therapy for trauma in his life. Writing and singing his way through the trauma.
If you were feeling this performance, you will be overcome by the official video of this song and its backstory. Forget a tissue, you’ll need a beach towel.
She was cry8ng as she was singing this. Sadly her husband was no better they split & he hounded her for money. She rewrote this after the divorce & sang it live at the gramy's do yourself a favour & watch h that, it's brilliant. ❤❤❤ love Kelly ❤
AAAAgh!!! amazing reaction but you killed me by stopping and finishing your video before the closing whistle notes!!!! It's WISH 107's fault, for putting their stupid station ID voiceover in between. the her hum, and her whistle notes. The final ones are like she's a beautiful bird that's been in her lover's room watching him sleep, and she's just flying out the window. GO BACK AND LISTEN!!!
And the audio is actually a mash-up of different performances and the nasal beginning is taken from her dvd where for some irrational reason they decided to use autotune...she doesn't need that! Her own team! If you watch the dvd version and then you listen to the bootleg from that night the difference is huge. The dvd version lacks her voice dynamic
In interviews about her documentary, she said that she started going more nasal because of the stiff person syndrome. That was her way of placing her voice where it could come out better despite her limitations.
Thank you for your honest response in this video 🥰 We all know Kelly Clarkson has amazing vocal & songwriting ability!!! The fact she can still surprise & wow us shows us she is a true artist. As others have commented her marriage didn't work out & she re-wrote the lyrics to this song as another part of her healing which just amazes me even more. She is a truely incredible human we are likely to have her putting music in the world. As vocal instructor I would love to see you react to more Kelly Clarkson songs or Kellyoke (where sings live on her show) 💖
I have always loved music. In elementary we had music classes and I think I thought it was like bliss, it was beautiful. I never thought much of my voice and I've never been complimented on it neither lol but I play piano and I sing relentlessly when I'm alone. I'm a 37 y/o guy. Also I took chorus/choir from 6th grade to 10th. I've NEVER found someone or something SO HELPFUL in terms of me singing. But YOU ARE WONDERFUL in teaching, I dunno if it's just sheer knowledge or talent but you are the first person to ever make sense to me!!!!! Love ya girl!!!!! I can't wait to try some of this out in the car woot woot lol ;) Have you seen his "Bohemian Rhapsody"? I don't know if this works but... .. Probably not but... @panicatthedisco
The official video is just a close up of his face and him crying as he sings and then his dying father comes into the video as well. So much more emotional then this performance
One thing about James Blunt performances is that he always seems to feel the song every time. The song "No Bravery", based on his time in Bosnia as a tank captain, usually results in the piano getting the hell slapped out of it, since he's clearly still really angry about what he saw. Every time.
Fantastic reaction, "it's the little details" you identified in the song got to me as well. Also the importance of music as art and its ability to connect us to our feelings and grief. Thanks
