I've been waiting for an artist to fuse some folk with RnB/jazz. She hit the mark spot on. Her effortless vocals and delicate approach requires lots of discipline. Just amazing ❤🎉
I think that these are stylistic choices (grit/“scratch l”) that she is using. There’s a lot of intention in which she is using to sing these songs. If you listen across the board, she is able to sing almost crystal clear.. there’s a lot of soul/gospel influence here as well.
@@ZoeStibiVocalCoach I agree. Personal experience: As I hit my 30s my voice has become raspier, even splits at some point, and it's definitely not intentional.
I came across yebba on drakes latest album but came across her tiny desk concert and my mind performance yesterday and since then i've been obsessed with her and i go to sleep with stand and distance in my head and wake up with all i ever wanted and october sky on my mind and i don't mind one of the best vocalist i've heard and seen in the longest i love her so much and pray she's getting through her loss
What you're trying to say is that the Tiny Desk concerts are "raw" talent. Yebba's is one of the best. But it's largely attributed to the stellar background vocals. The background harmony is unmatched. ❤️
The scratch in my opinion is a flavorful technique that's adds character to songs. Not everyone can pull off that sound and it becomes ear candy in the end👍👍👍
@@ZoeStibiVocalCoach I smoke, but when i was under 10 i sang in the choire fulltime from age 5-16 and actually trained myself at home to have a controlled scratch cause i thought it sounded good in one point in a particular song, i did get to the point i could scratch it at the exact point. i miss that. now that ive grown up and not sang professionally and smoked for over a decade i cant controll the scrathing, but its more often now. but i can feel it's not controlled and on purpose and its scratch in a "wrong way" , but i remmeber when i was a child i could scratch it with dicepline or controlled.
@@lenerush1520 that is the point though isn't it? You can't control it all the time if it is something from smoking. However if you could do it as a kid cool! Smoking causes the vocal folds to stiffen which is why it is probably harder for you to control now...
Thank you thank you thank you!!! I was wondering where the reacting videos were for all I ever wanted!!! This song is on repeat all day everyday, please don't judge me!! 🤪
I have little music training but I wondered whether or not the woman on backing vocals was indicating the end of the note for 'yooouuu' with her hand movement. Am I looking too much into it? 😂❤️
Could have been. Let me take another look. Usually it would just be Yebba that signals the end of the note no one else. She is doing it the whole time with her hands. 🥰
please please please check this one out it's very short i really want your option Diana Ankudinova at "ShowMASKgoon" - "Can't Help Falling in love" please do this for me ps.she just doesn't sing she uses her voice as an instrument
Yebba is such a beautiful singer, but what a wonderful bunch of back up singers she has. They are just amazing!
They are incredible right? The blending is on point!
I've been waiting for an artist to fuse some folk with RnB/jazz. She hit the mark spot on. Her effortless vocals and delicate approach requires lots of discipline. Just amazing ❤🎉
There is a fair bit of country there too and all works together absolutely beautifully.
You Should 100% do Jazmine Sullivans tiny desk concert please! she has a nice uhhhh idk how to describe it, hearty? voice. Very underrated vocalist.
I think that these are stylistic choices (grit/“scratch l”) that she is using. There’s a lot of intention in which she is using to sing these songs. If you listen across the board, she is able to sing almost crystal clear.. there’s a lot of soul/gospel influence here as well.
Agree with you on that but I feel like her scratch has become less intentional in some cases. Could be because of the smoking though?
@@ZoeStibiVocalCoach I agree. Personal experience: As I hit my 30s my voice has become raspier, even splits at some point, and it's definitely not intentional.
her songs are so interesting, love the chord progressions
Me too!
This is a master class, Yebba vocals and the backing singers... sublime!!!
Agree! So well rehearsed! Just mastery!
I was so amazed by her tone. You can Hear the influence of blues and Jazz in her notes! She’s an amazing Vocalist!
When you said you recommend the tiny desk concerts, YES! some of the best performances.
RIGHT??!!! Love them!
Look at lake street drive it's the most recent one
So true!! Check out mumu fresh!!!
I came across yebba on drakes latest album but came across her tiny desk concert and my mind performance yesterday and since then i've been obsessed with her and i go to sleep with stand and distance in my head and wake up with all i ever wanted and october sky on my mind and i don't mind one of the best vocalist i've heard and seen in the longest i love her so much and pray she's getting through her loss
What you're trying to say is that the Tiny Desk concerts are "raw" talent. Yebba's is one of the best. But it's largely attributed to the stellar background vocals. The background harmony is unmatched. ❤️
Incredible song and performance
Ooh yess yebba is soo underrated 😩 Can't wait to watch the rest of this video when I can lol!
Agreed but then again I think when people are underrated they often make better music because there is less pressure 🤔
@@ZoeStibiVocalCoach Yess definitely ❤️
The scratch in my opinion is a flavorful technique that's adds character to songs. Not everyone can pull off that sound and it becomes ear candy in the end👍👍👍
Probably due to her smoking though....
@@ZoeStibiVocalCoach I smoke, but when i was under 10 i sang in the choire fulltime from age 5-16 and actually trained myself at home to have a controlled scratch cause i thought it sounded good in one point in a particular song, i did get to the point i could scratch it at the exact point. i miss that. now that ive grown up and not sang professionally and smoked for over a decade i cant controll the scrathing, but its more often now. but i can feel it's not controlled and on purpose and its scratch in a "wrong way" , but i remmeber when i was a child i could scratch it with dicepline or controlled.
@@lenerush1520 that is the point though isn't it? You can't control it all the time if it is something from smoking.
However if you could do it as a kid cool! Smoking causes the vocal folds to stiffen which is why it is probably harder for you to control now...
Thank you thank you thank you!!! I was wondering where the reacting videos were for all I ever wanted!!! This song is on repeat all day everyday, please don't judge me!! 🤪
I’d love to see your reactions/critiques to some of lady gaga’s performances from her love for sale concert from yesterday
I wish she would release the live versions of her songs from the concert on as part of the album deluxe or something i need them
I enjoy how you teach.
I have little music training but I wondered whether or not the woman on backing vocals was indicating the end of the note for 'yooouuu' with her hand movement. Am I looking too much into it? 😂❤️
Could have been. Let me take another look. Usually it would just be Yebba that signals the end of the note no one else. She is doing it the whole time with her hands. 🥰
@@ZoeStibiVocalCoach Thank you! I'll have to take one for the team and watch again (probably for the 100th time! 😅) to see Yebba's signalling 👍🏾☺️
Yebba✨❤️✨
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Please react to Yebba - Boomerang (Live)!!!
Oooo I will!
Please do a vocal analysis of Florence and the machines tiny desk concert, her vocals are so unique
I shall take a look!
I think her scratch is intentional
please please please check this one out it's very short i really want your option Diana Ankudinova at "ShowMASKgoon" - "Can't Help Falling in love" please do this for me ps.she just doesn't sing she uses her voice as an instrument
day 3 of my request for u to react to jaya and kz tandingan's cover of "feeling good"