CITIZEN QUEEN Killing Me Softly | Vocal Coach Reacts (& Analysis) | Jennifer Glatzhofer
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2022
- Vocal Coach Reacts to and Analyses Citizen Queen Killing Me Softly
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What a great introduction to Citizen Queen! Great blend and vocals, can't wait to hear more but for now, Killing Me Softly! To watch the original video by Citizen Queen, click here - • [OFFICIAL VIDEO] Killi...
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You should listen to their cover of “don’t call me angel” Cora (the beat boxer) literally beat boxes while singing at the same time it’s pretty sick, also kaedi is crazy on bass on that song
Lovely reaction to them! From left to right they are: Cora (beatboxer), Nina (soprano), Hannah, (mezzo, who just left the group sadly 😢), Kaylah (alto), and Kaedi (bass). They have a great mix of both acappella covers and non-acappella originals! Please continue to check them out! 💕
This is MY first time hearing an All Female A Cappella Group, and I am Super Glad that you Posted this. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Wikipedia entry starts "Citizen Queen is an a cappella girl group consisting of vocalists Kaedi Dalley, Cora Isabel, Nina Nelson, and Kaylah Sharve’. The group was formed in 2018 under the auspices of RCA Records, with mentorship from Pentatonix member Scott Hoying." Hannah Mrozak was also part of the group when this was recorded and released.
One of their first videos is the best cover of Never Enough that I've heard to date, and I've heard quite a few.
I'm one of those that recommend this group. Thanks for checking them out and please continue.
Lovely harmonies. Very nice.
You should check their cover of Never Enough, it's incredible. They also do a fantastic girl groups medley.
Love your analysis of these singers! Wonderful critique!
i love this group..
Thanks again for your lovely smile and reaction as always...♡
Roberta Flack would be proud! First time hearing them; I'll have to check out their other music. Great analysis as always. I assume we'll see more of them here also.
Plz react to their cover “Don’t call me angel”
First time hearing a female a cappella group. Before this all I've heard were acaffella ( see what I did there?) groups. Nice reaction Jen!
I love Citizen Queen, Cora and Kaedi are amazing with the beatboxing.
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Wow. Ok. Another group to check out.
Great reaction Jen! If you're interested, Scott from Pentatonix also founded a group called Acapop Kids. Definitely start with their mashup of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody and Somebody to Love. I'd be interested to hear your take on kid singers (they're all younger than 16). Although I'll go ahead and give you a heads up that the redheaded beatboxer Nolan died a couple of years ago at just 15. (He died in his sleep and no official cause was ever given). Still, it would be a great next stop as far as a capella groups go.
Hi Jennifer, it was hilarious to watch you keep up with all 5 different voices. It almost looked like you was in a stock exchange sell out. Great job... Citizen Queen were great. Love how they were in sync.
A very complex arrangement, You did a superb job of analysis. Lots of moving parts in thiis one. Well done Jennifer.