'80s music via an app on my phone. I do that every weekend.
I just discovered this song from the band Shinedown and it really hit me in the feels. Happy Sunday to anyone reading. 🤗
Thanks everyone for all the new sounds.
Everybody wants to rule the world.
Ribbit.
One of my favourite songs of all time.
Feel good song!
J. Roddy Walston & The Business-Take It As It Comes
@SunsetSnuggles: If you haven't already heard him... well, based on your comment in the Nuggets of Knowledge thread, I think you're going to love listening to Vitas.
@DaringSprinter Oh yes, this was my intro to Vitas years ago, and I'm still obsessed:
The one you linked was new to me though; beautiful, thank you! The final third of the music video was rather Phantom of the Opera-esque. 🖤❤
~ Sunset Snuggles
@SunsetSnuggles @DaringSprinter y'all got me on a Vitas binge now. I haven't listened to him in years, I forgot how great he is.
Another fantastic singer I love is Diamanda Galas, she has maybe the most powerful voice I've ever heard.
@Arachnea That's crazy, I linked another version of "Gloomy Sunday" in this thread a couple months ago. This one (and its lyrics) is new to me.
Here's an '80s song you never heard of. From the same band who did the famous "Video Killed the Radio Star".
@SunsetSnuggles, @Arachnea... have you heard of Dimash Kudaibergen?
Wait until you get to the part where he uses throat singing techniques. Whew. (You'll know it when you hear it, I think.)
And another extra:
Happy monday to all
@DaringSprinter Indeed, I have heard him before! Incredibly trained voice. So gorgeous. I appreciated that you could actually see his tongue doing what it needed to, in the second video. The third appeared to be lip synching, but I've no doubt he's capable of all that we hear.
Adored that second song. The third was awesome, too. Do you know what instrument it starts out with? That was lovely.
I did hear the throat singing. I have some videos for you; I'll have to see if I can dig them up.
@DaringSprinter Found 'em! Some of my favorite unique singing videos.
@SunsetSnuggles: It's a kobyz! (A wooden one, not a metal one—the composition affects the tone.)
Edit: Thank you!
@DaringSprinter Thank you, I will check out instrumentals with it!