Little Mix - Jesy Nelson's Vocal Analysis Over The Years (2011-2018)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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B4 is definitely her note.
"Girl was angry during this tour" 😂😂
Harmonixer 56 I laughed so hard at that🤣
Honestly this made me realize how strong and beautiful Jesy’s voice is. She deserves a lot more recognition.
8:27 the resonance OMG
Give more belts to the Queen
Jesy is unbelievably good. Honestly I think that she should attempted on high notes higher than C#5 more often because she's the only girl in little mix that has NEVER sounded tired. I agree with pretty much everything that you said so yea I really like this video a lot. (Can't wait for Jade and also COME ON JESY SLAYYY THE TOUR)
Jade is coming Next week
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@@CenturyMixer I will and I'll be waiting patiently for Queen Jadie🤩🤩
I think that it’s safe to say that she has the best agility in the group, even though she doesn’t use it that much.
Jesy has one of the best agility I have heard.!
Jesy is very versatile, more than everyone thinks. She's really incredible and improve on her notes, making them higher than ever each time. She's very underrated when it comes to vocals, her abilities are impressive 😍 And actually, I really like her vibrato, it makes her voice more unique :) Thanks for this vid !!!
Love Jesy's voice the most,it's sultry,sexy,sensual, has so much emotion and her stage presence is amazing.
Can we all appreciate Jesy? I think Jesy singing live is like a surprise gift you don't know what you will get until you open it
Yesss my girl Jesy will shout Joan Of Arc on tour, I hope she sings the Notice C#5 if they perform it. Oh and I have a question for you: what do you think Jesy's voice type is? I believe she's a soprano, people love to say she's a mezzo because she usually sing lows, but her ease on notes like Eb5 makes her a soprano to me.
Little mix is made of sopranos
@@CenturyMixer I agree! :)
Jesy's vocal capability is incredibly underrated, she's so talented, and her tone is unique and stunning
I agree. Shes so underrated and has an incredibly unique voice.
I did not know she had so many colours in her voice. I think she knows what she has and when to deliver it(smart and clever).
Shes a very smart vocalist but I do think she plays it safe sometimes. I would love to hear her just go for it and have a bit more confidence in her vocals but either way she blows me away.
I love them all but for me Jesy has most beautiful voice and she needs spotlight
Jesy’s my GIRL!!!!!!
God I love Jesy and her voice. I just need t showcased more than it is. Heck.
I personally think that jesy's falsetto is the best in the entire music industry. I never heard a voice like hers
She's actually a pretty good belter, she has a lot more ease in the upper belts than Jade, and she doesn't sound throaty and strained like Perrie often is. It's a shame she doesn't get many belts above C5/C#5.
Plus she can project and amplify those notes.
yess we love an in depth vid
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These videos are amazing. You're doing a great job
Thank you so much
1:38 more like this jesy pleaseee
My queen❤❤❤❤She slays
LM SLAYS❤
I love Jesy's voice. her exclaimed notes reach B5 in belting, a video like that would be nice.
I know I am late but this was a great Analysis! Really enjoyed the video ❤️❤️
So happy that you made this.
4:00 yes girlllllll
Love Jesy's voice, strong, adult and sexy.
Power and No more sad songs, the best notes.
Such a queen. Always loved how soulful her voice is and would love to hear an etta James cover from her.
I love her vibrato I think it makes her voice so unique.
I think these videos show that the girls voices work hand in hand and that one girls weakness is another ones strength so that's why they all work together so well
JESYYYY MAGNIFIQUE 🥰🥰🥰🥰
A few thoughts that I had:
1. Jesy was probably the most consistent in the group because whatever she could sing with a grounded sound, she sang those notes consistently (A3-B4 is her full grounded range in chest voice, and is also her consistent grounded range)
2. From a technical point of view, Jesy actually has the worst lows of the four despite singing all of the low parts (just as you said, her lows below A3 are airy, and mostly inaudible because her entire chest register in the lower third octave is disconnected... there are very few moments where low notes below A3 aren't airy for her)
3. Jesy's upper register is criminally underrated (even though her head voice is not technically great, it is, in my opinion, beautiful 😍)
4. I was never fond of that fake vibrato Jesy added to her sustained notes (it's noticeably fake because oscillations with natural vibrato are always from one note and the semitone, and sometimes even the note below it, not the semitone above, which is the type of oscillation present in Jesy's fake vibrato)
5. Jesy sounds very similar to Jade, especially in the mid-belting area (Bb4-Eb5) so sometimes it's difficult to distinguish between the two
6. Jesy was the only one in the group who truly knew her limits because she rarely belted beyond her grounded range (I can't say the same for low notes though, but I guess it's because Jade had to take the falsetto that Jesy was made to sing the low parts)
I agree I think Jade and Jesy have almost the same vocal weight but different in colors and textures, Leigh Anne has the lightest voice and Perrie has the heaviest voice.
@@eleeveeayees3425 Jade and Jesy have a similar texture but Jesy's voice is darker and heavier. Also, Jade has the lightest voice, not Leigh-Anne. Jade is overly chesty when she sings in her mid-belting range so her voice seems bigger than it actually is. Leigh-Anne's voice is quite light too but it's a bit darker and heavier than Jade's.
@@varunravi27 I see because sometimes Leigh Anne sounds like she's almost as light like Ariana.
holy shit it was her that did the '' your'e really quite the man'' in shout out to my ex HOLY SHIT I THOUGHT IT WAS PERRIE HONESTLY
It pisses me off the fact that she's hitting F5s and F#5s or even higher when she's hyping the crowd but she choose not to belt those notes in their songs. She does not do much belts and ad libs or have a solo or lead in chorus part of their songs.
i love her!!!!!!!!!!!
She has supported note G3 in “Stand down” And u didn’t tell us bout her ability, why?
Below A3, she can sound stronger sometimes but it still isn't supported sadly.
By "ability" you meant beatbox? If so, i wanted to focus in her singing voice
CenturyMixer I meant about melismas. She does them so clearly.
@@animechan5801 So you probably meant agility right 😅 ?
9:30 the version Jesy funny 😂😂😂😂
In lightning, does she always do C#5s?
Yes
5:51 i died
7:16 *Link please?*
Salute or Power?
@@CenturyMixer Power
@@poseidrey428 ruclips.net/video/tIUHI_vxSGM/видео.html
Wait one more thing can u please give me a link for 4:30 Ive been searching for a while and I cant find it anywhere
live in cork
@@CenturyMixer thank you so much!!!
What’s the note at 3:43?
B4
Jesys range is b2-c7
Bb2-G5-F6-C#7
But then Lm5 came 😬😬😬
You’re going to have to do a degree or more before you decide what a ‘supported’ voice is. Honestly, show me a reference for a peer-reviewed article in the science of vocal production and I’ll rescind my comment but sis, RUclips training doesn’t count. Much love
We need to lose this notion of ‘support’ that RUclips proliferates - it is an outdated term and based on prior notions of the voice when classical music or else opera was the primary singing style; before science understood how the vocal chords work.
There are two sets of vocal chords - one set is what you would describe as a ‘belt’ and the other is ‘head voice’ or ‘falsetto’ (scientifically they are the literal same thing depending on how much air the singer chooses to allow between them and the thickness of the chords)
Belting or chest voice is innately a controlled form of shouting.
‘Head voice’ is the other. The quality of both is dictated by the thickness of the chords.
The singer must then manipulate those in relation with the resonance chamber they choose - nasal placed or throat based, for the two extremes.
‘Mix’ is when both sets of vocal chords are active to create the sound.
Peace