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[Vonc2002]

Young, does this Kimberly girl have an album? WOO!

[RAY7]

One day there will again be a place in mainstream music for black soul singers. I hope that day comes soon. She is special. It's not always about a perfect vocal or placement but how you made the audience feel.

because perfect vocals cant make ppl feel anything
and sloppy ones are breathtaking?

and there's no such thing anyway

Whitney was "perfect" but would crack and fuck up just like anyone else, but NO one emoted better than her either. It's possible to give a bit of both

Me wanting Laporsha to have some a well structured arrangement doesn't mean I'm asking her to become some dry calculated vocalist that overthinks every note. That would be even worse

exactly, and tbh timing & placement can really elevate a performance
when you BUILD a song, your runs & everything are much more potent and emotive. Being sloppy & running all over the place is showy and distracts from the message, which is what Laporsha does

[Young]

Young, does this Kimberly girl have an album? WOO!

dssddsds

not that i know of but i do have her performances on iTunes

[RekeRig]

One day there will again be a place in mainstream music for black soul singers. I hope that day comes soon. She is special. It's not always about a perfect vocal or placement but how you made the audience feel.

because perfect vocals cant make ppl feel anything
and sloppy ones are breathtaking?

and there's no such thing anyway

Whitney was "perfect" but would crack and fuck up just like anyone else, but NO one emoted better than her either. It's possible to give a bit of both

Me wanting Laporsha to have some a well structured arrangement doesn't mean I'm asking her to become some dry calculated vocalist that overthinks every note. That would be even worse

exactly, and tbh timing & placement can really elevate a performance
when you BUILD a song, your runs & everything are much more potent and emotive. Being sloppy & running all over the place is showy and distracts from the message, which is what Laporsha does

Preach it!!!

If you learn how to let a song build and PUNCH everyone in the right spots >>

Great point

[Young]

One day there will again be a place in mainstream music for black soul singers. I hope that day comes soon. She is special. It's not always about a perfect vocal or placement but how you made the audience feel.

because perfect vocals cant make ppl feel anything
and sloppy ones are breathtaking?

and there's no such thing anyway

Whitney was "perfect" but would crack and fuck up just like anyone else, but NO one emoted better than her either. It's possible to give a bit of both

Me wanting Laporsha to have some a well structured arrangement doesn't mean I'm asking her to become some dry calculated vocalist that overthinks every note. That would be even worse

exactly, and tbh timing & placement can really elevate a performance
when you BUILD a song, your runs & everything are much more potent and emotive. Being sloppy & running all over the place is showy and distracts from the message, which is what Laporsha does

really?

Because Harry said the EXACT opposite  

4:25

[Young]

She may do alot of runs but her performances definitely build

[Herb.]

there is something so special and anointed about this girl
and i never use that word, ever..everytime she brings me to tears
its like i see the song totally differently and really absorb the message

[RAY7]

One day there will again be a place in mainstream music for black soul singers. I hope that day comes soon. She is special. It's not always about a perfect vocal or placement but how you made the audience feel.

because perfect vocals cant make ppl feel anything
and sloppy ones are breathtaking?

and there's no such thing anyway

Whitney was "perfect" but would crack and fuck up just like anyone else, but NO one emoted better than her either. It's possible to give a bit of both

Me wanting Laporsha to have some a well structured arrangement doesn't mean I'm asking her to become some dry calculated vocalist that overthinks every note. That would be even worse

exactly, and tbh timing & placement can really elevate a performance
when you BUILD a song, your runs & everything are much more potent and emotive. Being sloppy & running all over the place is showy and distracts from the message, which is what Laporsha does

really?

Because Harry said the EXACT opposite  

4:25

on this one she took Beyonce's live version
he must have not recognized it, but the credit for the arrangement & everything here goes to Bey

[Herb.]

Mackenzie>>>>>>>>>>
Im going to start voting for him.  He's the most prepared to be an artist.  He knows his sound, writes songs, AND sings well. 

there is such a thing as raw talent. many of our favs were discovered with just that.

[Young]

there is something so special and anointed about this girl
and i never use that word, ever..everytime she brings me to tears
its like i see the song totally differently and really absorb the message

omggggggggggggggggg

sissssssssssssssssss

[Herb.]

One day there will again be a place in mainstream music for black soul singers. I hope that day comes soon. She is special. It's not always about a perfect vocal or placement but how you made the audience feel.

because perfect vocals cant make ppl feel anything
and sloppy ones are breathtaking?

He's more or less saying...
what matters is the end result.

Toni doesn't have perfect diction but I still feel a lot of her songs
even though I don't know what the hell she's saying in many of them

[Young]

Mackenzie>>>>>>>>>>
Im going to start voting for him.  He's the most prepared to be an artist.  He knows his sound, writes songs, AND sings well. 

there is such a thing as raw talent. many of our favs were discovered with just that.

>>><<<

and i WISH the industry was like THAT again

[Herb.]

Mackenzie>>>>>>>>>>
Im going to start voting for him.  He's the most prepared to be an artist.  He knows his sound, writes songs, AND sings well. 

there is such a thing as raw talent. many of our favs were discovered with just that.

>>><<<

and i WISH the industry was like THAT again

What he said makes sense for artists who aren't on a national show like american idol with the chance to have a team behind them right out of the gate to develop them.

It's important to stand out when you're competing to be noticed...when you're not on a show like this...or you're taking a less traditional route....get some bloggers to drum up support, etc. be different , without trying to be different. ssss
which should come natural.

but AI has a built in audience and team for her. if anything raw talent is more appealing on a show like this than someone who seems to already know everything. people enjoy the journey they're witnessing, and the humble beginnings. which is why we hear their stories. instead of looking at Instagram posts of them with 10 filters on their cousin's yacht trying to give baller status teas for followers.

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  he does slay tho' weird looking self