Such an underrated bop.
Amen to this. Lost Without You, this and Rollin' are all excellent "bonus" tracks and some of the strongest on Golden, period. Low Blow.... not so much.
Such an underrated bop.
Kylie's voice has evolved quite a lot since the beginning.
1987-1993 she mainly sang using her chest voice but it was always pushed to be higher, I suppose to fit in with the PWL style? 1994-98 she started to sing a lot lower and fuller. 1999-2007 she still sang lower but was a touch lighter to fit into a "pop" style, this transitioned into a more nasal tone for the higher, sustained notes. 2008-22 she tends to rely more on the nasal tone and less on the full chest voice, but is able to belt a lot longer and stronger than ever before.
Might be a few different reasons, my guesses areForgive my ignorance - but why might she rely so much on the nasal tone now? Is it something that changes as you get older? As someone who appreciates the other tones of her voice so much more I’ve often wondered why nasal is her go to/fall back these days.
I also think in the last few years her voice has gone even more nasal and lost some of it's warmness it had on Kiss Me Once and Kylie Christmas (in my opinion, those albums hit a sweet spot vocally). Might be down to the vocal production, technique or just natural causes. Who knows.
Forgive my ignorance - but why might she rely so much on the nasal tone now? Is it something that changes as you get older? As someone who appreciates the other tones of her voice so much more I’ve often wondered why nasal is her go to/fall back these days.
Judging by the credits for Infinite Disco in the Disco: Guest List Edition booklet, I’m assuming there are a lot of the actual studio recorded vocals used or blended into the tracks as they specifically credit something along the lines of “Vocals” for the Parlophone tracks as being copyrighted to them.I listen to Golden live and I don't really enjoy a lot of her vocals but then I listen to Infinite Disco and I think she sounded so much better. Sometimes it's just the material itself which is easier/harder to sing and can give you a good/bad vocal.
I listen to Golden live and I don't really enjoy a lot of her vocals but then I listen to Infinite Disco and I think she sounded so much better. Sometimes it's just the material itself which is easier/harder to sing and can give you a good/bad vocal.
Think so. In terms of her live concert vocals, think KYLIEX2008, is certainly up there as some of her best.The audio on the DVD for the Golden tour doesn't do Kylie justice. Though she did have the flu for a few dates if I recall?