What kind of singer are you? - 4 Categories of Singers
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What kind of singer are you?
My clever husband said to me the other day, “Some people don’t want to be a master chef, some people just want to eat.”
I love that man! His comment really got me thinking. Not every artist I’ve ever worked with has wanted to be a master virtuoso singer. Some just want to rock out; some want to be really effective storytellers; and some treat their singing like the Olympics.
Not all singers are exactly the same! We all have a unique way of expressing ourselves when we sing! Today we will talk about performance styles, and how each of these styles is awesome, and incredibly effective. I like to break performance down into these four singer categories.:
The Vocalist
The Performer
The Storyteller
The Musician
The Vocalist
Singers who identify with this category, are incredibly athletic with their voices. They may put a lot of embellishment and stylistic gymnastics into their singing. To them, the essence of a great performance relies heavily on the sound itself. Think of artists like: Christina Aguilera, Celin Dion, Mariah, Whitney, and Josh Groban, just to name a few. They are more apt to plant their feet and deliver an incredibly moving vibrational experience for the audience. If you resonate with this category, then vocal training is absolutely essential to you. It’s the same as a professional athlete working out to stay in shape, and in peak performance at all times.
The Performer
Singers who identify with this category probably wear a lot of colors, sequins and rhinestones…even on their pajamas! They have incredibly outgoing personalities, and feel the music mostly with their bodies. These folks just have to move! They are known for “working the stage.” To a performer, the essence of great performing is taking charge of the energy of the room, and raising it big time! They literally embody the energy of the music and express it! Artists within this category are artists like, Beyonce, Britney, Katy Perry, and Jennifer Lopez. If you resonate with this category, then you might want to concentrate on staying in shape. Lots of exercise, and endurance vocal techniques to keep your body moving, and your sound supported without running out of breath.
The Storyteller
Singers who identify with this category in my opinion are the most transparent. They usually write their own material from first hand experience. And their performance style is more connected to the story itself. Every artistic decision comes from a place of honesty, and a desire to connect heart to heart. These singers don’t use a ton of vocal embellishment - not for show anyways. Their main concern is what best serves the story. They will usually focus on phrasing, inflection, personality, and point of view. Artists within this category are artists like: Jason Mraz, Zac Brown, Jewel, and Sam Smith. If you resonate with this category, you may want to dabble in songwriting, or if you enjoy singing other people’s music, you may play with musical elements such as arrangement to really make the song your own. Play with the words. How can you play with the subtext, to change the song up a bit.
The Musicians
Singers in this category are still singers, but their preference leans towards the music itself. These folks are incredibly dynamic as well, and share the stage equally with the performer, but instead of dance numbers, you’re gonna hear a lot of epic instrumental solos. They tend to capitalize on the mood of the music. Their music runs the full gamut of energetic levels. But to a musician, the music should grab you in your core, and not let go. Vocally, the musician wants to develop their voice to match the mood, or character of the music. They tend to focus on rhythms, and improvisation to tell an effective story. Artists within this category are: John Mayer, Ray LaMongtane, and Keith Urban. These artists probably experience their emotions in guitar riffs. They are likely to lay down the music first, and then allow the mood of the music to inspire the lyrics. If you resonate with this category, you may want to focus on vocal coloring. How can you keep your sound your own, but match the color, or mood of the music with your voice. How does the music make you feel? Where is the music grabbing your body? Sing from there.
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"What kind of singer are you?"
Me: the horrible kind
Lol😂😂
Vocalist: Leona Lewis
Performer: Michael Jackson
Storyteller: Ed Sheeran
Musician: Kurt Cobain
That's what I thought of by her description, before she mentioned any name :P
Well done!! That's a great list!
Leonaa! 😍😍
Freddie Mercury was a Storyteller
Michael Jackson, like most great icons is a mix of a few different singer styles.
Chris Brown brilliant preformer
Ed Sheeran is a 100% storyteller
Christina Grimmie was such a great vocalist, god I miss her
Daniela Acosta she was absolutely incredible
Same.
I love Christina but you have got to be kidding me if you think Christina is a real vocalist. She abuses the very fundamentals of singing that is taught in every beginner course. Instead, she convinced herself that she is a damn vocalist, so she can just skip to the advanced level, by doing all that over the top melisma and belting.
Daniela Acosta Even Chester Bennington...... RIP Christina and Chester
never heard of her.
Who else thinks she looks like Winona rider?
lol I didn't see it until I read your comment, but yes, just a bit, she does. ^.^
I thought drew barrymore but now I think of it shes a blend of the two!
ME
I was wondering why she looked so famillier! Good eye!
Beyoncé is definitely a performer and vocalist combination.
Indd! It was kind of offensive to categorize her (in terms of singing) with Britney & Jennifer Lopez, because Beyoncé's also one of the best female-singers out there.
Shalemar Davis YAS
..and a storyteller lol
I feel like her music now is focusing more on performance.
I was just about to say the same thing
Tracy Chapman and Amy Winehouse and Nina Simone and Carole King have legendary storytelling voices.
I wanna be a performing vocalast that tells stories while playing my instrument
vocalist: Patrick Stump
storyteller: Dallon Weeks
performer: Gerard Way
musician: Frank Iero
I’m definitely a story teller, I really focus on the lyrics the most
Another storyteller/musician blend is Hozier (who became popular with his song 'Take me to Church'). He's a singer- songwriter who plays with airiness, vocal weight, raspiness, color, volume, etc. to emphasize the sentiment of the lyrics. Whether you like a particular song or not, it's hard to be indifferent to his voice.
I sort of resonate with each one of them.. I guess I'm mostly performer/storyteller though. I really want to become more of a vocalist, but I don't really have anywhere I can train without disturbing someone (I have a big family). Luckily though, I'm starting voice lessons soon and hopefully that will give me somewhere I can really focus and work on bettering my voice.
+Hannah Dykeman Good luck with your vocal training! Can't wait to hear you sing!
I love the categories you came up with. The one that resonates most with is Storyteller, which is especially fitting because I'm an aspiring author as well. Great video!
+Julz Arimah Thank you for your kind words! I love to write as well, and consider myself a storyteller first and foremost. The story is the reason I sing, and when I remember that...I never get nervous. I would love to read some of your work sometime. Keep creating my artistic friend!
Storytellers would definitely be someone like Kate Bush or Bjork. I think Kate might be a performer/storyteller hybrid, though, because she's always used mime and dance heavily in her performances.
A musician would be someone like Sarah McLachlan. She's always at her best when she's at the piano or holding a guitar, although I think she crosses over into the story teller area as well.
Kate Bush is a Storyteller/Musician
My favorite singers are vocalists (Mariah Carey, Mariah Carey again) and storytellers (Patty Griffin, Bjork). I love singing but I find myself just emulating these artists and am unable to find my own motivations for singing other than showcasing my talent for copying other people.
+Christine Donley same !
is all of the above an option
I'm a storyteller-musician; my primary musical talent is composition and arrangement. I'm getting back into singing because I feel like the human voice is the most beautiful and expressive musical instrument. I'd like to be able to bring my own compositions to life competently. There's also a joy to partnering with other people to make music, and I'd love to have more to offer as a collaborator.
I feel like Bruno Mars is a performer
When I sang as a child I had a crazy vocal abilities but then I got afraid as I grew.... and was self conscious as now I lost it all!!! So now I just sing trying to train myself again, and if my neighbors hate it( my dogs always go crazy lol) then they have a radio
I am a rock star at heart, but I also have a bit of storyteller. I am a performer and vocalist most of the time. I love to perform like Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden, but when I feel in a country music mood my storyteller side comes out, Maddie. I never thought of these separately, so thanks.
You got it Matt. My main objective with this little video was to illustrate that we all have our own ways of connecting to and expressing the energy of music. And that each of those ways are celebrated within the music culture. There are so many more ways to connect and express of course, but this video was made for those who may not know where to get started, or how to focus in on their particular strengths. I am such a closet rock star...LOVE singing Paramore every chance I get...but for the most part, I'm a storyteller and a performer. (It's hard to get me to sit still enough to be a true vocalist...I usually want to dance. ) Thank you for sharing! Can't wait to hear you sing!
Marnia and the diamonds is definitely a storytellers
I wanna be a storyteller, its really great when singing about something that relateable to others that makes them feel the song@the story that its been sang..
+Tedy Loverholicx I totally agree! I'm a storyteller myself. ; )
+Madeleine Harvey i have a question? is there any way to sing without getting short of breath?
+Tedy Loverholicx I have 2 downloadable voice lessons that cover the breathing process in two parts.. the inhale and the exhale. You can read more a bout those lessons here,
The inhale...madeleineharvey.com/downloadable-voice-lessons/lesson-07-breathing-techniques-for-singers-part-1-the-inhale/
The exhale...madeleineharvey.com/downloadable-voice-lessons/lesson-08-breathing-techniques-for-singers/
Happy Singing!
+Madeleine Harvey tq so much! 😄😄😄
I love this channel so much! Singing is one of my passions and it's so amazing that you share these creative resources here on RUclips.
Although I don't know much about the examples you mentioned, I can already tell which kind of singer are my favorite rock/metal vocalists. *Great video!!*
This was really helpful! At the beginning video I thought I would be a vocalist, but after hearing the explanations and examples I realized I’m a storyteller. I’ve listened to most of the people you named, and the storytellers you mentioned are some of my favorite artists to listen and sing to! (I’ve also been into mild song writing for a while now, and this explains why!) thank you so much for this, it really helped me figure out what kind of singer I really am
Wow that helped me a lot ! I think I'm a storyteller but need to be a little bit more of a vocalist too, so that I can use my voice to bring my story to life.
Thank you for being so authentic and helpful, dear Madeleine ! :)
How did you not say Michael Jackson as a performer..
Storyteller and musician. I love writing and singing songs I relate to, plus I play cello and guitar (not well lol). Nice video!
Thank you for this: I love emotional singers n that is my focus to express lyrics with all the sentments they evoke in me.
Thank you for breaking down the styles in very clear way. It definitely helps me to understand who I am.
I had to watch this twice, the first time I was just focusing on how smooth her voice and the frame rate was.
Lana Del Rey and Taylor Swift are storytellers❤️
Thank you so much for this upload. I really enjoy singing but sometimes I don't because I do find myself lost because I don't feel right about the song choices and I do find it hard to find songs I can sing. But to watch this video was encouraging to figure out what kind of singer am I. I know for certain I am a story teller!! I love singing and I enjoy writing also! But I will not have thought the two would work along side each other. THANK YOU! THANK YOU.
+Sarah Fifita I'm so glad you enjoyed this video! It's all about building off of your strengths...For me, it's all about that story!
I'm so in love with your jacket! Slightly distracted me LOL
A wonderful video! Explains a lot to me :D
I think I'm wannabe-vocalist ;)
Go get Elphie! I would be a performer and story teller!
Very helpful. I really feel that all four of these things are important
Another great video. If I may comment as a singer, I really don't think most people really allow themselves to accept the reality of what it actually takes to become an exceptionally skilled vocalist.
VIDEOHEREBOB I totally agree with you there! It all depends on how any particular person would like to express themselves. For some, it's just for fun. For others, it's a way of life! ; )
this video just made me appreciate a lot of different singers more
thank you so much, really
Mixture of performer and musician ahah 💞 Thank you a lot for this video! Also all of your videos to be honest, you have helped me so so much with my singing and I already sound much better! I also loooove your personality, you're a great teacher 💖💖💖
This video is simply amazing Mad... awesome!
Thanks so much!!!
just what I needed! Thank you 💙💙
i have a question, what age is a good age to start voice lessons if you want to be good?
+jenna smith You can start anytime! It's all about developing your instrument, as well as your confidence. The two go hand in hand... I hope this helps! I can't wait to hear you sing!
+Madeleine Harvey It does! Thank you so much!
Probably any time, but some teachers only take people in the ages 13 or above because they don't think its healthy for people younger than that to belt.
Asap! Hear and listen to what good singers say how they sing. Belly voice and throat voice. Use your diaphragm. Soft singing and powerful singing. To sing soft I imagine I try to whisper as I sing.
i started 7 yrs old, i say it helped me alot on singing
Great!!! I loved it!
You're great! So helpful! I realized I'm a musician... Loved your videos...
Im def a story teller/musician. The way you differentiate all different types of awesome performers is awesome and so well said.
You really did well explaining this! Job well done!
Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing! I am not a singer as such, but I play violin/fiddle and have heard people say things about my performances that really make me think that I'm a storyteller/musician type. Which is pretty funny because obviously there's no lyrics to instrumentals, but a lot of your description of storytellers really resonates with me and my experience with music. This is definitely making me reconsider trying to write original music. I have tried in the past but felt like I was just awful at it, however, now I feel like I owe it to myself to try again, maybe with a slightly different point of view. :)
I feel like I'm definitely a performer! I've been dancing since I was three and I'm incredibly energetic so I really related to the performer category. Great video! 👍🏼
I would identify as vocalist/storyteller
Lol I'm a storyteller, but not surprised. As I like singing and music so much, I am rather more a strong artist of words at heart.
This makes me feel better about just having a so-so singing voice. I'm definitely a musician with some storyteller too - lately I've been coming up with more complicated piano bits to make up for my lack of impressive vocals.
You are so helpful, and I thank you.
John Mayer is also a great blues guitar player
Lucas Chacon true that.
His voice is weird af though, whenever I first start listening to him after a long time of not listening, I dislike his voice so much, but then it fits really well with his songs and it's like it just becomes part of the instrumentation. So in that way he is a really good songwriter and arranger as well. He's douchebag, but a very talented douchebag.
You look like Winona Ryder 💓 And this really helped me find my style of singing
Ai think that I'm a vocalist, storyteller, and musician 😌🎤🎧🎼🎷🎺🎸🎻🎹 my only problem is that Im really really shy
Patrick Stump made it. You can too.
Marie Mayhem same
Yeah, I'm REALLY shy too.
Marie Mayhem oh my gosh. Me too! I get SO nervous when I have to sing in front on a crowd. My lips get dry, I have to swallow like every other second, and I have so many other things that happen to me when I sing in front of people. It's the worst!
Marie Mayhem lol same here 😂
Grace Vanderwaal is the most mind-blowing YOUNG, au-natural storyteller I’ve ever seen. When you said “inflection” (after writers), I was just like, “GRACE.”
And of COURSE, my musical *everythings*, Sia and P!nk (who is also a hellllova performer).
Personally, I fully resonate with storyteller as well. I’ve been writing since I was old enough to hold a pencil and read and I’ve been singing since, well, always. But despite being in multiple choirs and plays as a kid and teen, I was always too keenly aware that my voice wasn’t great (or even “good,”) no matter how many hours a day I worked at it. I’d record myself singing my favorite songs back in the 2 tape deck boom box days and even when I thought I’d nailed it, it was never not cringe-worthy on the playback. Now as an adult, the urge to sing is always there and it makes my heart ache something fierce. Still working at it (in bits-n-pieces), but I live in a NYC apt and know better than to make my neighbor’s ears bleed. Seems awfully unfair to have so much passion for something but know better than to do it in public (drunken sing-alongs always the great exception😉)......I lost my guitar in a tragic way and wasn’t a fluent player yet. Haven’t had the money in the years since to replace it and then I lost my keyboard in a shitty way as well. That said, I was so inspired by little Grace and when a gorgeous Uke manifested while interacting with someone on a stuff selling app, I gave him my technically much more expensive item without hesitating.
So yeah, I’m learning to play, thank you RUclips, and perhaps I can finally get back to being able to put some music to the words that I have far more confidence in. I know my stories are worth telling, I know they’ll resonate however they’re shared. But unlike college where I received constant praise for stories and scripts and poems, it’s obviously quite a different thing when you’re not much of a musician, have only one instrument, crap rhythm and utterly lack a voice or inflection like Grace’s, that hardly begs accompaniment.
I didn’t make a New Year’s res. I also didn’t look for singing tutorials today. I was actually just singing some Sia and Concrete Blonde on a Karaoke account and wound up first with one incredibly helpful and interesting woman and then here with you. Subbed you both on the spot and will surely devour your videos. So perhaps that’s my resolution. Not to become a singer-songwriter who plays out, or even on YT, but to get my shit together on the Uke and start writing songs again. I’ve always had professional musicians in my adult life and have had the experience of my words going to great music. I’d LOVE to at least be able to do something like that. Write and record songs where my voice is at least passable enough for someone with stronger capabilities to perhaps use them/add moving instrumentals and make them really something. Kind of like the trash version of Carol King😆. Anyway, thank you for reading this far if you have and I would definitely be open to exploring your professional offerings once I manifest the finances.
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I am none of them. :/ I have no clue why I am definitely not a vocalist because my voice can only do an amount of certain things. Not a performer, I do not like fancy outfits and loads of color, also I hate performing, unless its behind a computer screen XD But the story teller, well apparently i'm good at song writing? But I don't know :p I have no clue why i wrote so much, aha. I cannot play any instrument anyway. Yikes. I suck.
Just work on it
joni mitchell, buffy sainte marie, and Bob Dylan were story tellers. the first ones that came to mind. followed by people like Regina Spektor, and then what about the “creator” who is introverted like a storyteller but telling it through creativity like Bjork, Grimes and Kate Bush or Radiohead
There could totally be a 5th category!
regina and grimes are definitely equally storytellers musicians, and björk I feel is all the categories except vocalist
Story tellers: Billie Holiday, Ray charles, Willy Nelson🙄
Good choices
Why do I relate so much to all of these🤔😂 Great video!
Wow, I’ve always needed to be in movement whenever I listen to music. Even at a young age I would be pacing back forth listening to my Disney cds and as I got older I got into running because I felt so much energy from the music.
Getting into singing and trying to be a singer I noticed that all the people I look up to in the industry are great performers, owning the stage and I felt deep in my core that I’m an artist like that. Now watching this video, I know that’s what I am. It makes me feel more confidant in myself and let’s me know it’s okay to move instead of just standing stick straight in one place.
DEFINITELY a musician. I can't play an instrument *yet* but im going to start with bass guitar in a months tops. Thank u sooooo much! My vocal coach always emphasises performance, but it just reallt isnt working for me... ur video help me *so* much and itll be amazing in the long run!!! ❤
KEITH URBAN HELL YEAH he was the first i thought of when you said musician :) btw love your vids they have helped me alot
Very intelligent exploration, nice vid ☺️👍
Hayley Williams is all of these tbh
Yeah she is so good❤❤
i love her
Brendon Urie too 😂
shes more a performer for me!
I love this topic. Thanks
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I think is very important , this items about the energy we deliver when we espress our feelings whit sounds. thank u so much for make it so simple and clear. :-D
I would say hands down I am a vocalist bc technique is really important to me but then again I also immensely admire the idea of storyteller. I love being deep and help people understand multiple perspectives on things.
I love you for your positivity
Im a fan of Ken Tamplin's videos, but everything you say is also 100% helpful/useful/inspiring too!! Thanks, thats why Im already subscribed. ;)
(For the most part, theres no ONE right or wrong truth about art/music! So thank you!!)
Welcome to my musical family!! I'm so glad to hang out! For sure! No 1 way truly to do anything. I think the biggest component is awareness. Having the presence of self to know what you'd like your experience of music to be like. I loved making this video, because for me...It's about understanding how you experience the music and then specializing in that as a creator of music. Of course many artists are combinations of storytellers and vocalists and performers and musicians. But the relief here is, as long as the music is coming from your authenticity, you don't have to fit into a prepackaged mold. You can TOTALLY create your own.
So true, thanks again for your logic and inspiration Madeleine!!
passenger is a story teller
Very interesting analysis, thank you!
so inspiring!
I enjoyed this video. It's almost as though I've been waiting for someone to put into words what I do and how I feel on stage. I am story teller and I deeply enjoy it - writing my own material and re-arranging covers. When you are new to the performance space you are sometimes led (by different people) to believe that there is only one kind of performer that audiences want to see. After a few performances of my own I found that it isn't true but it also left me with a question. The question was, who am I if I am not the lively, energetic and virtuosic performer that some audiences don't necessarily enjoy? I am the introverted, reflective performer and I have a story to tell. I also have an appreciation for other performer types. Thank you for this video Madeleine :)
This is a very interesting topic! I love this video! 😊
I'm so glad! Thank you!
I feel like I’m a vocalist, storyteller, and musician for sure. 🙌🏼
You are so beautiful , love your energy , and what a fun topic!
That's an interesting way to think of it. I've had lessons, mostly about the technical things (vocalist style). Lately I've been trying to break out of that and be more physically dynamic, but performer style feels a bit much to me. I realize that really what I want to do is be a more expressive storyteller. I don't have my own original music, but I think it would be fun to collaborate with people who do.
I love this hair style❤❤❤
make a video about vocal color! loved the video. very informative and loved the examples. thank you so much c:
ope never mind! found your video on vocal color lol
thank you this video was really helpful :)
Thank you! Feel free to ask any questions you might have. Happy singing!
Great, great video! my favourite artist is Kate Bush. I love how she is (at least to me) the perfect combination of a story teller and a musician! 😊
I myself get compared with Leonard Cohen when singing in chest voice sometimes btw.
I definitely want to be a vocalist! I just performed at a freshmen assembly today as a recruiting show for our club, which is about performing as a band. Had I watched this awesome video of yours earlier, I'd have decided not to adopt my club-mates' advise not to use a microphone stick and walk around. Because however comfortable and not awkward I was on that stage today, walking around and feeling the emotion through my body language actually affected my voice in terms of pitch and stability. But I guess being a performer isn't bad for me at all either. Maybe I could work on that besides my voice! Thanks a lot for your wonderful videos! If my English expressions are weird at all, feel free to correct me, for my mother tongue is Mandarin! Love from Taiwan
Dipsy Koo Your English is amazing!
Emily Preston Thanks a lot!
Dipsy Koo Oow thank you for your lovely comment 😍 it's the same for me 😄 But if you want to hear an incredible vocalist, listen to Dalida, she's just an angel with an angelic velvet voice 😍😍😍
Dipsy Koo ruclips.net/video/nSmpbGHe8oE/видео.html this one is which started her career (sorry for my weird English too: I'm French 🥖😁)
This video was very helpful. I am defiantly a performer. Now I know what I need to focus on because I don't have the best stamina and now I know what I need to work on. Not only do I love dancing but also all the artists I aspire to be like are performers as well: Beyoncé, Fifth Harmony, Becky G. Thank you so much.❤️
Thank you alot!- wow I found your Channel today and IT Helped ME in so many ways...I will watch all the vids and I Hope that one day I Can BE a Great Vocalist❤️I am 14 and I will work hard....someone das I Can let People Listen to my voice...I will practice and practice until I get there .I will Listen to advices get more confidence and practice many years then I will bauen the Stage and the Audience❤️
Thanks alot
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I think id consider myself a storyteller and a musician. I play many instruments and have been in many concert bands. so i really feel the music resonate through me. But im also a very very emotional person. i want people to feel the emotions with me while im singing. i want the audience to not only hear the story but to empathize with it. I just gotta work on my singing skills. PRACTICE lol
Hmm. I think I might be a Storyteller. My favorite singers- Eric Adams, Dio, Andrew Schwab, Hansi Kursch- do a lot of "painting" with their voices. They can bring such different characters to life so powerfully, and that's how I've wanted to write my songs and sing. :)
+Critdizzle I'm totally a storyteller too! I just love playing with the emphasis and texture of the words to create the scene and the mood. It's what I love about the musicians that I can't get enough of too! I just love the way that the art form is focused through communication.
I really like this, I always wondered what I was 😂 subscribed
I resonate with vocalist a performer. But I like the idea of telling a story through songs
Another storyteller is Martin Gore by Depeche Mode 💓
Wait, hey you read "SALINGKIT"? Are you a filipino
I do love lip singing to songs on the radio and Imagine the scenario or Story Sung. Sometimes it's myself singing in my imagination and sometimes I imagine other people. I also love seeing when Artists show a music video that shows a story.
im 100% a storyteller! I've always loved the writing more than the singing I've noticed.
I'm definitely a Storyteller above all else but I'm working on getting over my nerves to become a Performer since I'm a musical theatre nerd and acting is my passion. However, my ability to have such genuine emotions and to connect with a character is my strong point for sure.
Great vid, thanks!
That jacket is rockin'!
I love storytellers,Sia is my inspiration 😍
i'm definitely a "performer" I LOVE getting energy from the audience as I give it all I got...
My comment is totally out of topic, but l love your jacket, Madeleine :)
I think I’m a mix between performer and storyteller! ❤️