Your favorite female vocalists
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I have quite a few but my favourite are...
1: Floor Jansen- After Forever, ReVamp and now Nightwish
2: Simone Simmons- Epica
3: Sharon Den Adele- Within Temptation
4: Charlotte Wessels- Delain
5: Alissa White-Gluz- The Agonist, Arch Enemy
6: Noora Louhimo- Battle Beast
I would list more, Though I understand people are into different types of music, They are all in metal groups and they may not be to everyone's liking. Also quick question. Do I just put the link in so the videos will show up?, still new to the whole posting on forums thing.
1: Floor Jansen- After Forever, ReVamp and now Nightwish
2: Simone Simmons- Epica
3: Sharon Den Adele- Within Temptation
4: Charlotte Wessels- Delain
5: Alissa White-Gluz- The Agonist, Arch Enemy
6: Noora Louhimo- Battle Beast
I would list more, Though I understand people are into different types of music, They are all in metal groups and they may not be to everyone's liking. Also quick question. Do I just put the link in so the videos will show up?, still new to the whole posting on forums thing.
Oh boy.
Agata Jarosz - A new discovery for me but one that stuck around. That range. That power.
Agnete Kjølsrud - Found this band through that Jinxx video, and fell in love with Djerv as whole. But she was at her best (IMO) in her old band.
Chibi - I adore this band, and this woman's voice. 80's synth-pop throwback mixed with gothic sensibilities and frankly some of the best video clips I've seen a while. Like this one.
Candace Kucsulain - I love a screamer (in more ways than one) and this woman...oh god. Have my babies!
Natasha Cox - MKIO might be one of the most underappreciated bands. I can't tell you how much I love Tash's range. This isn't one of their greatest songs, but it's the one that got me hooked.
Brittany Bindrim - Wow. Wowowowowowow.
And while I have many others, I'll leave it there.
Enjoy.
Agata Jarosz - A new discovery for me but one that stuck around. That range. That power.
Agnete Kjølsrud - Found this band through that Jinxx video, and fell in love with Djerv as whole. But she was at her best (IMO) in her old band.
Chibi - I adore this band, and this woman's voice. 80's synth-pop throwback mixed with gothic sensibilities and frankly some of the best video clips I've seen a while. Like this one.
Candace Kucsulain - I love a screamer (in more ways than one) and this woman...oh god. Have my babies!
Natasha Cox - MKIO might be one of the most underappreciated bands. I can't tell you how much I love Tash's range. This isn't one of their greatest songs, but it's the one that got me hooked.
Brittany Bindrim - Wow. Wowowowowowow.
And while I have many others, I'll leave it there.
Enjoy.
Another one for my list: Floor Jansen. Originally in After Forever, she's the new permanent vocalist for Nightwish.
Sharon Van Etten - Magic Chords
Cat Power - Human Being
Mazzy Star - Into Dust
And pick pretty much any song from either Portishead or the Cranberries.
Pretty sure I'm just scratching the surface here, though. There's thousands of really great female vocalists out there.
Cat Power - Human Being
Mazzy Star - Into Dust
And pick pretty much any song from either Portishead or the Cranberries.
Pretty sure I'm just scratching the surface here, though. There's thousands of really great female vocalists out there.
Regina Spektor, The Shaggs, (totally unironically) Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone (child shooting aside), and the unique [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrATgc6npEE] Eartha Kitt, just to name a few.
I really enjoy Morgan Kibby, singing with M83.
And I'm also very impressed with Florence from Florence and the Machine. My personal favorite of hers is
I can't really list any specific female singers that are a huge influence on me. Most of the vocalists I like are male, but there are definitely some female ones out there that I appreciate their style. These 2 women are the ones that seem to have the most emotional punch for me personally.
And I'm also very impressed with Florence from Florence and the Machine. My personal favorite of hers is
I can't really list any specific female singers that are a huge influence on me. Most of the vocalists I like are male, but there are definitely some female ones out there that I appreciate their style. These 2 women are the ones that seem to have the most emotional punch for me personally.
35 posts before someone mentions Florence Welch? For shame Escapists.Happyninja42 said:
That's my favourite song of hers. Just so much power in that voice.
There's also the Ms in Ms Mr.
And finally, Lauren King's vocals are an excellent complement to H320's dark tones.
I've got a Mount Rushmore of Female Vocalists:
#1: Tarja Turunen
#2: Sharon Den Adel (Within Temptation)
#3: Amy Lee (Evanescence)
#4: Lzzy Hale (Halestorm)
Mind you, these are the songs that show off their singing most. Hale's in particular is the polar opposite of how Halestorm actually sounds.
#1: Tarja Turunen
#2: Sharon Den Adel (Within Temptation)
#3: Amy Lee (Evanescence)
#4: Lzzy Hale (Halestorm)
Mind you, these are the songs that show off their singing most. Hale's in particular is the polar opposite of how Halestorm actually sounds.
Ella Fitzgerald... I guess. And Lani Hall (she was the Lead vocalist in Sergio Mendez group since the 60s, if you heard Mas Que Nada you've heard her sing)
Since this is a list of favourites, I'm going with the people I like most, not who are technically the most talented. Also, no particular order.
I guess this song was on The L Word.
And that's them with eighties hair on Encyclopedia
And that's them with eighties hair on Encyclopedia
This song kills me