Beyoncé's Voice is Changing (Part 3): "...And It's Changing Her Music"

[@oneilgerald]

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[@fernandodiniz6029]

Its 2024, and people still don't know Beyoncé. Beyoncé is a star listed vocalist by vocals experts,( and the only one of 21 century among famous singers), a mezzo with 4 octaves, she goes very low and very high, she is the singer who sang the most different rhythms in history, none of Her albums sound like each other, and none have just 1 rhythm, each track has a different rhythm. She sounds much better live than in the studio.

[@ie2428]

To me, her voice is getting better. There's less strain, more resonance, more agility, more emotion, more ease, and more support. She's one of the few artists I know who's voice can age in reverse.

[@dimeandbiggie353]

Wym reverse?

[@mlh1367]

@@dimeandbiggie353meaning that it gets better with time instead of declining.

[@ahmedsaadallah7199]

It's called witchcraft Beyoncé is a Witch, not talented or blessed but POSSESSED and demons help her to get these abilities

[@mandysim4315]

her demonic enitity has taking over her body and life completely.she said herself she cant do anything without her entity sasch fierce who is demonic and people that listen to that music are being cursed in their lives

[@mrcbrown5512]

A woman's voice gets deeper as she gets older.

[@MiaRahm3]

Sometimes. Depends on hormones and vocal health.

[@sbbkuu]

D Brown yeah thats why i hear them screeches

[@bperez8656]

Hormones and babies

[@sandraracicot934]

Ya and wait till she hits menopause! Lmao

[@lem1874]

True. And sometimes child birth too

[@KahlilStephon]

I feel like artists have studied Mariah’s vocal decline and are way more cautious in their music arrangements.

[@mayalicious203]

I was gonna point Mariah our ! Glad to see this comment . I remember her saying when she recorded music she didn’t keep in my how many times she would have to keep so Nd I Big those hard songs

[@christopherpagan8781]

Kahlil Sassa Yeah. Mariah Carey is the example of the musical standard but also musical warning tale. She gave it her all every time and that killed her. People’s expectations are crazy.

[@jobuck879]

Christopher Pagan First of all, no Mariah isn’t the standard..the golden standard is still Whitney Houston. Second of all, Mariah was using dubbing and lip syncing her entire career...why do you think she has toured far less than the other 2 women in the vocal trinity?? Mariah was a good studio artist but live--and I do mean 100% live--Mariah was not consistent. Now we all know Mariah has nodules...people have said that for years. However Mariah could not give back to back to back tours with back to back to back live amazing performances like Whitney. There wasn’t a need to bring up Mariah but since you lambs did, let’s tell the truth and shame the devil.

[@christopherpagan8781]

Jo Buck87 I am not a lamb. Lmao. Mariah Care is the musical standard as far as stardom. I said she is also a cautionary tale because if you don’t take care of your voice as you should you’re inconsistent. No one said it in that light. Leave it to someone else to blow things out if proportion. Relax. Whitney Houston was not part of my argument, that is your opinion. That’s great.

[@TvOfMike]

Jo Buck87 Woah no no no. Whitney vs Mariah in her prime. Mariah wins and wins again. Mariah’s decline is due to her vocal nodules swelling from her evil ex husbands abuse making her sing sing and sing. She never got rest and her nodules were the reason and still are. Her range is still there it’s just about how much rest she gets and how lubricated her cords are. When she sings in the shower she can still effortlessly slide into ALL her range and sound just as she did when she was in her prime.

[@tre8025]

Beyoncé has always been really smart about her vocals. She knows how to protect her voice but still use her voice. You can tell she got a new coach after the 4 album.

[@julianabrito9897]

Tre Trees I’ve researched so many times who her vocal coaches have been but can not find any names since she went solo! There’s only references of her coaches before that. Do you know who he or she is?

[@jonwigfall]

I remember she took off a couple of songs off of 4 during her intimate tours that pushed her too much vocally. She was pregnant with blue.

[@fernandodiniz6029]

Its 2024, and people still don't know Beyoncé. Beyoncé is a star listed vocalist by vocals experts,( and the only one of 21 century among famous singers), a mezzo with 4 octaves, she goes very low and very high, she is the singer who sang the most different rhythms in history, none of Her albums sound like each other, and none have just 1 rhythm, each track has a different rhythm. She sounds much better live than in the studio.

[@nauticaldreamasmr8657]

I'm excited to see what Beyonce will release next with her metamorphosized voice.

[@jabbardlewis]

So basically Beyoncé will have an amazing voice all of her life, because she listens to her voice. She maybe losses an audience that loves her upper register. However, the deep soulful notes are going to grab a whole new audience. She’s really about to destroy us soon again, cause bigger was only the tipping point. I love this so much. Glad its has to end.

[@toneyyasss2457]

Yasss

[@gmasters2]

When has that ever happened?

[@imperiousness]

Jabbar Lewis I admit... Although I’m a fan of hers PERIOD, I do miss her singing and carrying on in her upper register. The low stuff and all the growls are cool and all, but I’m hoping for a Bday 2.0 for B7.

[@michaelsliders3421]

Michael D Bowers Chile she can do both

[@MissAlmostFine]

@@imperiousness We aren't ever going to get that though. That was 25 year old Beyoncé, no kids, unmarried, without any of the trials and life she's lived to today. It was a moment in time NO ONE can replicate. I more interested in what her evolution is as a woman and artist than her trying to recapture what's already been done.

[@SteadyNUnremitting]

Beyoncé has always been a smart vocalist. Considering the fact, she's a touring artist, and has to preserve her voice. The rap singing was simply a stylistic choice. Her bottom register might have expanded and gained more depth. However, her agility and range are still intact. She can still access her upper register when needed. Her voice type usually goes through this evolution in their late 30s and early 40s.

[@miss_bougie6653]

I wonder if Beyoncé watches this series, I think she’d find it interesting but I’m sure she knows all of this, she is a master of her craft after all.

[@aquarius4life]

Yeah she's a genius 😂

[@Mimi-nr6jx]

It is me, Beyonce...I do

[@Manuel66318]

@@Mimi-nr6jx omg Beyoncé 😍 where is the album girl ??

[@michaelsliders3421]

@@Manuel66318 🤣🤣

[@idgafm2mediocre558]

@@Manuel66318 let me tell you beyonce she coming with new vocals she has built a fifth octave..the vocals the runs the harmonies ohh God be alive is going to be something else her new song I can't get over it waiting for full release

[@axelito6342]

But I also think that the fact she’s dancing most of her shows plays a huge role in her approach to music ! You can’t belt out for a 2 hour show while dancing and doing that for 23-24 years ! Her technique now is near perfection and she’s being smart by doing less vocal demanding songs right now so she can rest her voice and readjust it after her pregnancies! Her head voice is now fuller and darker and opera-esque, and even on her last tour you could see that her mixing was even more balanced now ( she was mixing G5 and G#5 in freedom like crazy ). Her next tour/ era will be incredible and she might put a Kim Burrell on us by increasing her range as she get older 😍

[@rashawncampbell7619]

Burrell would be an insult

[@kellym.6777]

@heygirlhey504 she sounds better now imo, she used to scream too much. I like how deep her voice is now and is more "controlled " , and those growls 🙌🏾

[@Mr21022102]

Axelito I agree! Singing live u have to be smart while performing & dancing. She mastered that.

[@treblazer]

this woman is very smart she’s giving us what we want and still sounding amazing while doing it and making sure she doesn’t shoot her voice out

[@CoffinKitten]

So basically her voice is becoming more rich, deep and mature as she ages. She's choosing to work smarter not harder. Beyonce is an icon and she has nothing else to prove. So it's okay if she doesn't want to hit those high notes like in her younger days.

[@2sdm8]

i appreciate all the effort you put into this series and all your videos. beyonce's voice is golden and the way you break it down makes me love it even more. i would love to see you do this series for other veteran pop acts. any plans to do that?

[@Anfani]

Shayne McCatty id love to see you do a video on Brandy’s changes and choices

[@Anfani]

d_a_n_y mine too. She’s my fave

[@ryosukeyuasa1703]

I’m so interested in P!nk’s case

[@1sava]

I really pray her next album is gonna be centered around pure vocals! I wouldn't mind a little bit of rap/trap singing on the side, but I want an album along the lines of "4" and even better!

[@juliannex98]

I was thinking this too! More raw and near acoustic music without the beats/snaps&snares (like EIL). A straight opera song where it isn't just in the background (like LK) would be amazing! Something that strips back everything so it's just her pure instrument w/ these beautiful changes at the forefront.

[@JustJordanTV]

I think she also learned that from a Mariah. Had Mariah learned to do her ballads that were less taxing, slept properly and rested vocally she would still have some of the power from the early 2000s still.

[@JustJordanTV]

Imani Alexander I didn’t want to say that because it was always here say and I didn’t hang with her to know it was certainly alcohol. 😂😂

[@JustJordanTV]

Jamarick D because she’s not singing at the caliber she was doing in the 90s. Non stop. She’s resting. She sleeping. She’s not going on worldwide tours. She’s doing limited engagements. She taking care of her voice way better now then the machine Columbia made her be.

[@amgm1996]

Definitely

[@daydayferguson7466]

I Totally Agree With This💯 BEYONCÉ is being smart by making more music less taxing on her voice, to still preserve it💯

[@JustJordanTV]

DayDay Ferguson exactly, so when she’s Chaka Khans age if she can perform those songs, from her 20s, with ease and potentially the originally key.

[@amarerearden]

She’s one of the only artists who can actually find every positive within her voice throughout its change and maximize it! After she had kids, Beyoncé’s voice did get deeper in terms of comfortability, but notice it never got a sense of dryness or any negative effects, because she always sang within her given range her whole career. She planned her whole vocal progression by never straining live, and going deeper or doing a melismatic run to avoid staring a top note. She knows as a mezzo her voice, kids or not would get deeper, and she decided to adjust her discography to ensure she never strain her older work. A vocal QUEEN

[@YohaBroha90]

Can you do Mariah Carey next? There is so much there to cover the dynamics, building a vocal structure, pushing passed vocal limits. understanding of vocal colors, multiple vocal changes, vocal decline, adjusting to a new voice. All kind of wrapped up in a cautionary tale of what happens when you give 100% of your voice without pulling back and reserving some of it.

[@oneilgerald]

I might! But there is a heavy culture of dishonouring voices because of challenges experienced. It's hard to talk about a singer's challenge without providing wood for the fire of public scrutiny. If I do Mariah Carey, it probably won't be what people would want it to be.

[@YohaBroha90]

@@oneilgerald Yeah I can understand that. Although, I do think objectively in her particular case there are ways to discuss the changes without there being any dishonor. She herself has said make sure you understand when to say no and when you need rest. I think the way in which you discuss these subjects in whatever manner you would handle her as a topic would be respectable. Plus Mariah just had a 25 year old song go number one so there is volumes to be said about her artistry. Also truth be told this Beyonce topic could have been very messy but you handled it in a wonderfully graceful manner.

[@TeresaDen]

Yeah I agree, please do Mariah next. Im a big fan. I was thinking of her while watching your video. She really needs to rearrange her music cause her voice is not the same as before.

[@rubailey4888]

That clip of her singing those runs from "already" Good lord. I didn't realize she did that all in one take without like editing the sounds over each other. (aside from the harmonies I mean) Damn

[@jathanblake]

All the nervousness you had putting it out was all worth it! You did an amazing job O'Neil I'm so glad you took the time to do this! Thank you!

[@jonwigfall]

Your analytical ability and the way you articulate your thoughts so eloquently is brilliant.

[@rogerghil]

This series needs an update! Hahahaha It would be amazing to watch one about renaissance

[@savage-]

Well this is bittersweet. SO HAPPY for the conclusion of this series, but sad it has to end. Great job!

[@toneyyasss2457]

Bey has a gospel voice

[@michaelsliders3421]

Toney Yasss soul

[@yosteramor6571]

I wouldn't say gospel but a good one.

[@rydercdaniels4475]

Toney Yasss Not really. Beyoncé can definitely SING gospel but her voice is not the traditional church/gospel type of voice

[@toneyyasss2457]

@@rydercdaniels4475 no let me tell you when she hits those growls at a high note sounds like she's in church and no one does those high note growls the way she does yeah those growls is what make her sound church like

[@stellar7760]

Your technical breakdown is utterly impressive; well done!

[@masterl14]

Your ear and Bey's vocal understanding and arrangment = TOP TIER!

[@kclorenz8037]

The final episode of the Bey series I love this ride

[@singingmanmd]

A smart vocalist will do this!! Rearrange and push their skill and not always push their voice to the limit. Beyonce and other great/skilled singers looks at their voice as an evolution and not as a time clock. Therefore, her voice will be in shape and will evolve for a very long time!!! Kudos Beyonce!!

[@RLucasReviews]

Her vocals sound so controlled and technical and rich now. I know she has always been technical but, it’s really good right now. I wonder if she will ever make another pop album though? This series has been incredible, thank you😎

[@rydercdaniels4475]

Personally I don’t think Beyoncé actually likes doing pop music. When you think about it the pop album she’s ever put out was I Am Sasha fierce even then it was only to a bigger audience of pop music lovers. Every other album aside from that one was either contemporary R&B, ballads, soul, funk, alternative R&B, Pop-R&B, and hip-hip

[@michaelsliders3421]

@@rydercdaniels4475 pop music is simple vocally lol

[@Dimitribray1999]

@@michaelsliders3421 not all the time lol

[@michaelsliders3421]

@@Dimitribray1999 all the time

[@michaelsliders3421]

@@Dimitribray1999 are you dumb ? 🤣most pop singers are ok singers

[@mesCheerios]

The incredible thing is that whichever adjustment beyonce makes it always sounds heavenly

[@jermen5137]

YOU ARE AMAZING!!! Beyoncé is truly gifted and so smart! I love her voice even more now. It’s so full and deep yet very light in a sense.

[@aateriovalhalla2787]

Her voice is richer and more complex. She changes her to the genre of the music. Nice video.

[@DarlaReborn]

This was brilliant and it reveals the talent and skill Beyoncé has in preserving her voice, respecting her body, and embracing changes. She sounds more womanly, her voice is so full and rich, and I love how well she evolves! As a soprano myself, 3 kids, in my late 30s, I can speak for vocal changes. I think exploring your skills, and embracing that you a more than a huge belt at the end of the song can make you more developed as a singer.

[@taytaybeynippy486]

I really hate the notion people in the comments are speaking about Beyonce's vocal choices in. Making songs that are less taxing, and less demanding doesn't equal her having a vocal disability of some sort. Ever since 2017 I think the truest representation of Beyonce's current voice and it's limitations has been shown to us only on the Homecoming live album. Otherwise everything she did from her collab with Ed Sheeran to Jay-Z's 4:44 album to "Everything is Love" to "The Gift" have had an evident level of restrain and strategic vocal arrangements for the sake of not over working her instrument in world tours and live settings as was stated in the video. So if we were to think of what was done on the Homecoming live album as Beyonce's full vocal capacity in its current state then the shift isn't in anyway as dramatic as many are making it out to be. She is still in perfect shape to tackle most of her older discography in my personal view. But regardless I personally want her to put that same expressive energy that she had in her mid 20s to early 30s into her current music. Doesn't mean she has to sing that same range just in those same manners of putting her all into the recordings. But lower them into comfortable keys in live settings or even mash them up with other songs if they seem too demanding in their entirety. Which is basically what she's always been doing all along in her live settings.

[@TheDanielleDenise]

change is beautiful! I’m glad she knows how to adapt and adjust

[@fernandodiniz6029]

Its 2024, and people still don't know Beyoncé. Beyoncé is a star listed vocalist by vocals experts,( and the only one of 21 century among famous singers), a mezzo with 4 octaves, she goes very low and very high, she is the singer who sang the most different rhythms in history, none of Her albums sound like each other, and none have just 1 rhythm, each track has a different rhythm. She sounds much better live than in the studio.

[@icarrus4u]

Always LOVE the topic of Beyonce'! Great editing, great video!

[@shae1005]

I listened to some of her stuff from like 5 years ago and you can definitely hear the change in her voice. I love it

[@OderaIgbokwe]

Thankyou so much for all the work you are doing! This series was phenomenal and so educational. I've been listening to Beyoncé since No, No, No and it's always so refreshing when the conversation centers the music, the voice, the creativity! From 4 onwards she has become even more fearless with her music. She's always been sanging, but I feel like she had a need to prove herself and show off her full vocal prowess. Way too many people would discredit what she could do, and time and time again she would prove them wrong. I think by the time self-titled came out, the shifts in her voice were happening but there was also a shift in intention and creative decisions. So while I loOOOooove the soulful big ballads, it has been so refreshing and quite bold to hear her recent music where you can tell that yes her voice is changing, but she also doesn't feel the need to be put into a box of just r&b/soul. Between the expansive genres on Lemonade, rapping as much and as hard as Jay on Everything is Love, reinventing what a Beyoncé ballad can be and exploring music across the diaspora on The Gift, I am an so excited to see what she does on her next solo album.

[@Rooted991]

Early in her career a Rolling Stones critique warned Bey about going too high vocally with live performances as she began touring. True to Bey's form she listened and protected her voice without losing her sound.

[@dcardoso3342]

This just makes me appreciate her artistry even more

[@amandhesi3696]

I needed to see this video. This was great. As a singer myself, I put so much pressure in trying to sing songs that show my range and it is so taxing. I’m getting so comfortable in singing in lower keys and the richness and texture of what I can do with my voice is like discovering a new world. This video helped to affirm that because I sometimes get stuck in trying to sing hard and high and now I fully understand that I don’t have to anymore.

[@arturoguillen6216]

You're awesome! I've always wondered why she doesn't sing "Dangerously in Love" anymore. I think she also said during 4 that people enjoyed her live voice and that's why 4 sounded different. Her voice on that album sounded like her singing in real life. The Beyoncé Experience is an awesome live album too! Thank you again for this video.

[@rxvld]

AH YES, BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO!!

[@fernandodiniz6029]

This should be redone, live she's still on top( 2024)

[@Optimism211]

Brandy vibes with those runs on "Bigger". i love them both SO much. Great video

[@mssha1980]

Yep and lyrically it was giving me Janet.

[@CloudTribe]

Her outro on Friends on The Carter album was still the biggest flex But it's definitely the mark of her being a true artist that her style is changing to accompany her voice. A lot of singers do wreak their voices by the end of their career and she's been at it for 20+ years, she's clearly studied herself and had professionals sit down and study and innovate with her for her next stage in her vocal evolution.

[@nmorto2013]

I enjoyed this breakdown, you're very talented. I love bey. All of our voices change over time.

[@oceanbelow]

I love the way you took care, and respect in posting the facts to penetrate and educate the Beyhive. Beautifully done!

[@moniquethompson5362]

With Beyoncé new voice I really want her do more like soulful/ RnB songs, I think she’ll sounds so amazing doing those

[@itisfiya5729]

I like how you broke it all down! So articulate!

[@jonathansjourney4977]

This was such a great series to watch! I enjoyed every video and it made me respect Beyoncé even more for being so smart and strategic with her instrument.

[@TheBaritonoAssoluto]

I REALLY LOVE THIS SERIES, because you cover something that people never think about, when singers age. As an opera singer myself who is noticing growth in my own instrument and have the opportunity to change keys of my music or roles all together, pop singers are held to a standard that doesn't allow that. I love Beyonce for this reason, because she is not ashamed that her voice is changing, but embracing it and I love that for her and for those who notice this about her!

[@nTime77]

Smartest guy on KZbin. That was incredible. What a studied and nuanced piece. Bravo.

[@-Scrapper-]

vsause: or is it?

[@collectivecreators6312]

Beyoncé is working on something great right now

[@latonyabarnes6250]

I can't wait for this

[@3orino]

I’m Excited!!!

[@erickroman3987]

amazing series, thank you b

[@itsthekeyofdev1801]

I’ve been waiting for this for EVER

[@1sava]

Great series! You did a formidable job and I really enjoyed it. I'm surprised you didn't touch on her voice in the 90s. It seems to me that her mature voice has some similarities with that era, although it sounds a bit darker. Her Dangerously In Love and Bday eras were significantly different from her earlier sound, because she switched to a more nasal and shrill placement in her upper belts, while refraining her exploration of her lower register. Her rendition of Silent Night and her song Brown Eyes (both recorded in the 90s) could actually pass for songs she recorded with her current mature voice. She's always had a strong lower register, but the maturation of her voice is encouraging her to utilize all of her range to its maximum potential, which I really enjoy.

[@h.b.2003]

I honestly love her voice more now that it's changed and deepend. I am late to the Beehive mostly because I didnt care for her upper register. Now I love her voice and I love her old songs when she sings them live. AND shes had babies. Your voice ABSOLUTELY changes after that.

[@soaribb32]

It's always best to adapt to changes arround you and within you. Good job b

[@erintoney7137]

I like the trajectory her voice has gone on. Personally I think it’s better than ever.

[@shuppypuppy17]

Erin Toney yesss

[@christophermichael4919]

AGREED

[@86rouge]

This was excellent! Truly enjoyed the series. I think Beyoncé’s voice is richer and I enjoy hearing how she perfects her instrument.

[@superbass8336]

If anyone has listened to “The writings on the wall”, Beyoncé has been singing this way, (lower tone) She really grew into her voice if anything. She’s going on forty, having 3 kids and still has the game locked. I don’t think Grown woman Bey is done yet lol

[@ak-xp4hp]

The first two albums in general! Those songs on those albums were low asf! LaTavia could've sung lead on most of those songs and they sounded just the same if not better due to the key of a lot of those songs. "Tell Me", and "With Me Part 1" on the first album comes to mind.

[@SaloniSingh19]

was waiting for a part three

[@mukunimulundika5359]

You speak so well and intelligently... What a pleasure.

[@oneilgerald]

A huge thank you to Jonelle Sills (@jonellesills) and Dileesa Archer (@dileesa) for their input! This series would not be what it is without you!

[@nkosijwara2940]

Do another series for Tamar Braxton

[@oneilgerald]

@Sasha Golden You rock! Thanks for the appreciation. As hard as it was, it was a joy to make!

[@silvermorona]

@@oneilgerald how come Celine Dion sounds almost the same maybe if not the same as she did in her prime

[@Mimi-nr6jx]

@Sasha Golden yeah O'Neil is amazing!

[@badd.lil.ting88]

This is a great look at how a mezzo sopranos voice evolves over time and the course of going from girl to woman. Beyoncé is very smart and technical when it comes to her vocals so yes everything she does is being done to preserve her voice for the long haul along with keeping up with trends. I’m not too crazy about her newer music because it does hit me the same as what I know Beyoncé for but I can appreciate that she still gives you vocal moments within songs. Vocally I would love to see her revert to her old style of singing just modified to her new voice. I want to hear the full breadth of her lower register and how womanly she sounds going for the higher notes within reach.

[@nielsenmakaba5777]

She does all that in her newer music too.... Pretty hurts Rocket Blue No angel All night Spirit and many more....

[@xyxcvi6001]

@@nielsenmakaba5777 instead of wasting her talent and deflecting with doing dumb collabs with her cheating corny ass husband and following him everywhere because she's insecure, she should focus on going to the studio, working and WRITING her songs. Her last few materials have been incredibly lackluster!!

[@xyxcvi6001]

@Jamarick Dlol she is a disappointment. I miss when Beyoncé and her husband weren't joined at the hips in the public scene. Ever since she put front and center that stupid ass The Carters mess, shit has just been going downhill from there!!

[@nielsenmakaba5777]

@@xyxcvi6001 you sound completely deplorable......she's 23 years into the game and she doesn't need to prove shit to nobody...she's done it all and still hasn't finished.. she's living her best life and enjoying the fruits of her labour....she's the most awarded artist alive for a reason...on top of all that she's a married woman who has been with her husband for 19 years...they are inseparable and support each other like a HEALTHY MARRIAGE and he's not going anywhere......they've always collaborated since 2002...them doing joint tours and a joint album was inevitable...calling her husband corny because she's doing what she wants is PATHETIC LASTLY music is SUBJECTIVE...her last few projects have all won grammys(except THE GIFT) and have been critically acclaimed....just because u don't like hiphop inspired music doesn't make it lacklustre...and also when has Beyoncé ever done anything to appease fans???? She does what her heart desires and keeps it moving...if she wakes up tomorrow and wants to record a ROCK/METAL album she will do and you will deal....

[@TruthofAce]

@@nielsenmakaba5777 🙌🏾🙌🏾💯

[@randoomly39484]

You're incredible!!

[@omstvnetwork]

Videos Like this does not show Beyoncé weakness it shows her strength and her ability to adjust and how serious she takes her craft

[@preciousgadsden5917]

I hope you will be dropping a part 4 when she tours for Renaissance. I loved these videos

[@justinlocs]

Thank God for the final part!!! Okay, I'm gonna watch now.

[@medylemaproductions]

As a singer I lost my voice for 7 months due to over-singing 🎤 🚫... I gained it back but I'm now more cautious ⚠️ of my vocal chords.

[@okaymea]

I'm happy for you. I was part of a music group and my voice got so strained cause we were preparing for a competition, it was raspy when I had to perform and sadly I couldn't do my best, even sadder it took a while to heal and I feel like my voice hasn't completely healed

[@medylemaproductions]

Slow Turtle Love Bug well how is it currently

[@okaymea]

@@medylemaproductions I can't sing high notes, it scratches when I try.

[@jajaelleshabazz1867]

Your synopsis was superb. Very great presentation!!!!!

[@David_Damian]

Took you long enough lol I've been waiting for this video for months since the part 2

[@oneilgerald]

I was (and still am) actually writing an online course so that I could actually make some money off of my KZbin creation. (I don't make anything from these videos). I love these videos, but they take time that I don't have if I'm making nothing! So consider buying the online course and supporting the vision for music education! musicbydezign.teachable.com/p/musical-awareness ☺

[@David_Damian]

I certainly will 😌👍

[@pebblesduckmurray]

She’s truly a professional singer. 🎤❤️

[@Daydreams1995]

Haven’t even watched yet and liked already! I LOVE this series.

[@dior-zb2ym]

I love Beyoncé’s voice at all eras but my fave is the self titled era. How bout you guys?

[@barbie2594]

B'Day, the lewks, the music. What an era!

[@dior-zb2ym]

Barbie oh honey yes. That era was a serve!

[@renalovington5764]

Its not her voice that’s changing its the type of music & genres that are popular in the industry. The early 2000s were popular for slowish songs with faster Beats. Think of Ashantis Only You or Destiny Childs Say my Name. The 2005s was popular for fast music with good beats. Think of Ciara’s Like a Boy or Beyoncés Upgrade You. look at the difference between Lemonade 2018 and her self titled album BEYONCÉ in 2013. Two completely different works of art. When BEYONCÉ was produced hip hop was taking over the charts I believe she used that influence to produce her album as you can see in Flawless and Drunk in Love. However with Lemonade the genre of music changes again compare it to SZAs Garden to Beyoncés All Night. The chill R&B movement was starting to take place and being woke was also a trend and her albums were a combination of both of them. I believe Beyonce just very adaptable and able the blend into what ever is relevant at the time. Rihana in 2005 with SOS is way different than Rihanna in 2016 with You Needed Me. Sometimes when the artist develops so does their music.

[@dbrowder85]

Outstanding discussion!!!!!

[@Anfani]

This is amazing. There’s no questions that should come up from this. Super clear and positive.

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

Wow. This video was really well researched. Do you think you can do an analysis on how Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, Alicia Keys, Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Lady Gaga have experienced a vocal change too.

[@amgm1996]

This just makes me even more excited for B7

[@toneyyasss2457]

Yesss

[@bodyu83]

If we ever get it😭

[@ChynaFox]

You sir have a new subscriber. Very well done.

[@4thTribeJudith]

Great observation, great video, well done.

[@t.thompson8985]

This series was very informative, I learned a lot about vocal theory.

[@Ngasii]

You gotta do another series on another artist. This was AMAZING🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@alexgarza7886]

Ngasiirwe Katushabe mariah

[@ruthbygodsgrace1621]

Yes Mariah!

[@snaveiee4391]

I love the change💕

[@KairoK]

Most versatile artist we've ever had

[@msjrene05]

This introduction is such NPR vibes. “This is Terry Gross. Welcome to Fresh Air” Lol!

[@caetechclub]

I just love her voice on The Gift! ❤️

[@Akeemdenny]

This series was incredibly thorough and robust in its entirety. Thank you for this. 🙏🏿

[@ChristianJoyD]

Very interesting. I love your videos. I believe my fave Brandy's voice has matured as well. I would love to hear you analyze her

[@samiryablake2594]

Oh I just love your videos. Im just discovering/subscribing and I’m binging. Lol

[@DinnyM051]

This explains why I'm not so crazy about her anymore. I guess i was a fan of her Upper register and over the years, her voice has gotten lower and lower pitched to the point where she is rapping more and singing in a talking manner. She honestly lost me but it's very smart and wise of her to adjust her music to her new matured voice. She's definitely gaining a whole new audience. She'll remain Queen though ❤️❤️👑👑

[@Dimitribray1999]

So you only listen to high belting type of singers? I know your ears be ringing like hell.😅

[@fernandodiniz6029]

Its 2024, and people still don't know Beyoncé. Beyoncé is a star listed vocalist by vocals experts,( and the only one of 21 century among famous singers), a mezzo with 4 octaves, she goes very low and very high, she is the singer who sang the most different rhythms in history, none of Her albums sound like each other, and none have just 1 rhythm, each track has a different rhythm. She sounds much better live than in the studio.

[@taetv8314]

Would love to see more of this series! Was very analytical, thorough, and helpful!

[@SuiteVII]

Why am I crying?? 😭 This is a breakthrough, first forensic look at vocals I have ever seen. Please take a look at Rachelle Ferrell, her voice is changing too.

[@iamwilsonx6220]

Loved every sing le video, how detailed and filled with example it was... you are a genius, keep it up

[@jejuanjennings2480]

you are AMAZING I love this channel PLZ keep doing what you're doing.

[@belizeanbaby]

GREAT observation. This is absolutely true