Who do you consider better then? Some would argue Carrie Underwood and you could possibly argue Joss Stone. Alicia Keys, Adele, and Mary J. Blige all have good voices as well. I don't see too many others as competition.Originally Posted by Sevenseas
The weirdest thing happened. I could say 'no' without even clicking on any of the links or knowing that much about her.
That seems like a reeeeeeeaaaaaalllly narrowly delienated list of female singers you're picking from.Originally Posted by rainforests1
Who do you consider better then? Some would argue Carrie Underwood and you could possibly argue Joss Stone. Alicia Keys, Adele, and Mary J. Blige all have good voices as well. I don't see too many others as competition.
Beth Hart, Fiona Apple, Tori Amos, Florence and the Machine, Imogen Heap, BjorkOriginally Posted by rainforests1
Who do you consider better then? Some would argue Carrie Underwood and you could possibly argue Joss Stone. Alicia Keys, Adele, and Mary J. Blige all have good voices as well. I don't see too many others as competition.
I've heard a lot of good things about Bjork but I haven't heard much from her. I'll have to listen to her soon. Fiona is a decent vocalist but nothing special to me.Originally Posted by Vegan Wannabe
Beth Hart, Fiona Apple, Tori Amos, Florence and the Machine, Imogen Heap, Bjork
^This. I am way more impressed with an artist who actually writes their own music. I like to have some sort of emotional connection to music. I want to listen to a song and be able to relate to it in some way and know that those feelings and thoughts actually came from the musician singing them. I have so much respect for musicians that can pour out their intense emotions into lyrics and to be able to hear that pain, anger, joy, etc in their voices as they sing those lyrics....amazing.Originally Posted by Vegan Wannabe
I suppose I'm more about content. I prefer musicians that create their own music, rather than a huge voice singing mega pop songs. To each his/her own though, for sure.![]()
Thank you so much.Originally Posted by Sevenseas
The weirdest thing happened. I could say 'no' without even clicking on any of the links or knowing that much about her.
You have singers like Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Rhianna, Britney. Not very good vocally. I consider Christina Aguilera and Beyonce as vastly overrated. I'm not a big fan of the male voice so I don't listen to too many male singers. A lot of mediocrity among singers so there's only a few standouts IMO.Originally Posted by Sevenseas
That seems like a reeeeeeeaaaaaalllly narrowly delienated list of female singers you're picking from.
