7:12 the better clip in the whole video imo like Son Seung Yeon sang with so much health while the other woman gave grit & power. They perfectly complemented each other 😁😁
The other woman is called Seomoon Tak and is the main Son Seung Yeon influence. She is one of the main Korean female references ever. Her Tina Turner-ish voice is just killer!
I really missed these kinds of videos on your channel! Korean singers made me understand how impactful singing can be, and your channel was the one that introduced me to them. I am forever grateful, and it's very heartwarming to see this beautiful compilation of these phenomenal performers!! I hope you'll make a second, third, fourth ... part 🤞🏻🤣
The first six seconds of the video would make a perfect scene where an evil teenager character is crying and loud sounds of wind and ancient chanting drown her voice out slightly as her ancestors wich she has failed take her soul and magic effectively killing her. Basically Davina's execution from the originals
GOING HIGH UP AND TALENT IS ONE THING, WHETHER OR NOT IT'S NICE TO THE EAR OR EVEN NICE AT ALL IS A COMPLETELY ANOTHER THING. GOOD SINGING SHOULD NOT BE ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT YOU *CAN* HIT HIGH NOTES, OR IT SHOULDN'T BE ABOUT A *COMPETITION* AS TO HOW HIGH YOU CAN GO (BOTH OF WHICH ARE THE CASE HERE), BUT RATHER, SINGING IS ABOUT *THE SOUL* - FULL STOP!
Fantastiche! I soprani coreani sono di un altro pianeta 😍. Ho solo un dubbio su alcune note. Non perché siano indicate male, ma perché sono tutte in rosso, colore che di solito avete sempre usato per il chest/mixed. Mentre alcune note mi sembrano in head/falsetto come, ad esempio, il G6 a 0:47 e il B5 a 6:55. Confermate?
*sighs* I know I'm gonna sound really unpleasant but I think that this kind of obsession for "the higher, the louder, the beltier the better" is tiring me a bit. Now it's just those big high mixes and sustaining them for so long that they have no coherence to the song and no creative value. What makes a vocal a vocal legend is not entirely the perfect belt and power. Impossible vocals are vocals that nobody is able to recreate, anybody who can train and sing and have their range can pull these B5 belts. But what belters lack to be legends are: emotion, dynamics, agility, creativity, voice paint, simplicity, variety, musicality. I haven't seen a lot of videos from this chanel about these other things, and I think they're missing a lot because this is not how you enjoy singing for music and not just singing for singing. We also are too used to heavily edited live vocals where we miss the humaness of the singer: flat notes, sharp notes, deviation, slipping from a note that make a performance REAL. If you see Singer China 2024 everything is not edited at all and you feel the real humaness of a performance, where I think there's a lot less belting but is way more interresting since you have a bigger palette of singers with different styles.
@@lorenzoalfredo6923ikr? Im very dissoponted with dimash when he did concert here in malaysia.. it did not reach my expectation… i was excited waiting for him to slay the high note in his famous song S.O.S but he did not, he dodged the note😪🥴
They sound pretty similar. There isn’t a lot of variation with their looks, same with their voice. Black hair, pale skin, asian eyes. Voices are clear and high. Whereas with americans/europeans, there is a tremendous amount of variation from olive to tan to fair skin, hair could be black or brown or red or blonde and there is different degrees of variation for each of those colors and they could have brown hazel green blue eyes. And with voices, I am sure no one could could mistake Mariah’s voice for Patti LaBelle’s voice or Christina’s voice to Aretha, or Ella Fitzgerald’s voice for Whitney. For these korean singers, I probably have to be very familiar with them to distinguish their voice. Too high of a voice it lacks weight. It’s not the kind of belting that really amaze us. Like literally, they could be belting a B5 and it’s not giving us chills and whitney could be belting a B4 which is an entire octave lower and it’s amazing.
