The "Voices" of the 2010s
Mar 19, 2019 22:36:52 GMT 10
Post by SharksFan99 on Mar 19, 2019 22:36:52 GMT 10
This was something I was thinking about while listening to the radio on my way to work this afternoon. There are just some voices which are synonymous of the era in which their music was hugely popular on Top-40 radio. For instance, you could say that Kurt Cobain's, Eddie Vedder's and Liam Gallagher's voices are synonymous with the Early-Mid '90s and the 1990s in general.
Whose voices would you say are the "defining" voices of the 2010s? What does a typical 2010s singer sound like?
Here are a couple examples I can think of:
Ed Sheeran: You could make a very strong case for Ed Sheeran as being the voice of the 2010s. Ever since the release of "The A Team" back in 2011, he has been one of the leading figures in the music industry and he is arguably still in his peak.
Khalid: This might seem a bit left-of-field, but I feel as though his monotonous, baritone voice is representative of the overall downbeat nature of pop music during the Late 2010s.
Whose voices would you say are the "defining" voices of the 2010s? What does a typical 2010s singer sound like?
Here are a couple examples I can think of:
Ed Sheeran: You could make a very strong case for Ed Sheeran as being the voice of the 2010s. Ever since the release of "The A Team" back in 2011, he has been one of the leading figures in the music industry and he is arguably still in his peak.
Khalid: This might seem a bit left-of-field, but I feel as though his monotonous, baritone voice is representative of the overall downbeat nature of pop music during the Late 2010s.
