Tilian Pearson's Best Live Vocals
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- All songs featured belong to Tilian Pearson, Rise Records, and Equal Vision Records.
Song links in order of appearance:
• Dance Gavin Dance - Su...
• Dance Gavin Dance - "C...
• Video
• Dance Gavin Dance - On...
• I the Mighty - "Silver...
• Dance Gavin Dance - Tu...
• Tilian Pearson iPhone ...
• Dance Gavin Dance // H...
• Tides of Man - Knowing...
• Dance Gavin Dance - "V...
• Dance Gavin Dance ~ Fu...
• Dance Gavin Dance- Som...
• Dance Gavin Dance - So...
• Tilian - Ghost (Acoustic)
• Tilian - Holy Water (I...
Recordings do him no justice, he is fantastic live.
turn off the lights pt.2 was UNREAL. he sounded incredible!
can't wait to go see them live in september, they look so great
Oof
2:46 is his best and the best song he has ever made
Tilian🤟🏿🤟🏿🤟🏿
Wow Turn Off The Lights Pt.2 was fucking amazing
He sounded better when I saw them than any of these “good” examples ._____.
He sounds terrible live
Where's your vocals and performance?
@kerlobee give me your snap and tell me what song you want
@@kerlobeegood argument, because only singers can tell what bad singing is.
Lol at this being considered good vocals in any light.
What exactly is wrong with his vocals? Too high pitched for you?
@@CoffeePotGames idk man this shit goes hard
@@CoffeePotGames nothing to do with high voice. It's the unstable, shaky and flat singing mixed with the odd tone at times. I love his voice on record but he sounds really weird live
@@TheLowest I think he can sound great when he's actually warmed up and using a better placement. Several times in this video you can hear him place it more nasally/in the soft palette area rather than his throat and his tone instantly sounds better. He's generally good, but the method of distortion he uses can tire your voice out very easily, that's why he has stopped using it as often and why his voice is much more hoarse than it was when he was in Tides of Man.
@@knaxor the excuses people come up with for vocalists are endless haha, why write parts you can't consistently perform? He writes well outside of his comfortable and consistent range in attempt to show off (which most tenors can hit those notes, it's just generally inconsistent as he demonstrates) and in doing that he relies on a strange tonal placement to give it any support over a long period of time. I agree tilian can sound great, but he for sure sounds his best when singing jonny craig songs because they're more in his range. His version of backwards pumpkin song sounds so relaxed and comfortable for him and demonstrates how his tone actually sounds good when he isn't trying to hit soprano notes.