Björk Vocal Analysis - Voice Lessons Online Ep. 13

[@candycologne840]

I remember in a documentary she said she is inspired by Iceland and actually tries to sound like Iceland in some of her songs.. she literally went out into caves and into the tundra and tried to replicate those sounds of the cold wind in Iceland.. I think she nailed this on “Immature”, her voice literally sounds like the howling of the wind, at times..

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

WOW. This is incredible! Thank you for sharing about this Candy. What a one-of-a-kind artist. -NYVC

[@AKianSam]

I've never seen a vocal coach approaching singing as something fun and experimental as this. It was really inspiring. I am glad we share the love for Björk, her Moon song is my favorite. Thank you!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We're so glad you enjoyed it A-Kián! We're all about fun and experimental at NYVC. :) -NYVC

[@bluetickgamer]

Björk doesn’t just sing her songs, she becomes one with the song and brings it life through her vocals, mannerisms and facial expressions. She’s so creative in her singing, truly one of a kind!

[@daryarazavi4479]

OMG Justin, you have brought up all the underrated spectacular singers in this section of your videos! Bjork, Adam, David, Tory, Ella ... the list goes on! thanksss!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks Darya! We're so glad you're enjoying the VLO series! So much more to come :) -NYVC

[@u2phreak]

Bjork inspires me. She is unapologetically unique. So comfortable in her own skin and always pushes the boundaries of her vocal abilities and musical intelligence. Such a versatile artist, I love her so much ❤ Been such a huge fan since Debut came out❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Yes! She is fire! -NYVC

[@ryanbritson7505]

I have been a Björk fan since 2002 when I first saw her Riverside Church concert on PBS. I instantly started searching for more and more. I started buying every CD she made solo or in a band. I know have her on multiple platforms including DVD. Her voice is just amazing and unique. I love her so much.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So cool! We hope you liked the episode, Ryan! :D -NYVC

[@lidiya3896]

Thanks for these awesome videos. It's about three months that I started going to singing class and these kind of videos help me a lot. Thanks again.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So happy to hear you're developing your singing, Lidiya! Keep up the amazing work! -NYVC

[@rupert999999]

Oh, I've been a fan since the late 80s when I first heard her as a singer in the band Sugercubes and the song Regina. I have not listened to her that much in recent years but this is a great reminder that O should. I love how you describe her as expressing the soul. That's what I've always thought, that she's an expressionist singer that conveys true emotions. There is somehing "trolskt" about her, a magical being imposible to define

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Wonderful points, Rupert! :) Glad you enjoyed the episode! -NYVC

[@quixotic333]

listen to homogenic first!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@iPoooodd]

She does this really strange and gorgeous sound sometimes with her voice sometimes that, to me, sounds kind of like when two marbles rub against each other? Like in one live version of “Hunter”, not the one used in this video, (found it! Its the “live in Paris 1998” one) when she says “HOWW Scandinavian of me”, the “How” is like that, lol, like marbles or something. I love it

[@thetosinfalode571]

Wow! I'm challenged indeed. I appreciate myself more henceforth. I won't beat myself for the crack anymore.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Amazing! We're so glad this challenged you to be more openminded with vocal sounds! -NYVC

[@Tomy_Yon]

Oooh, my all time favorite song is 'All Is Full Of Love'. And the videoclip is a must see. :)

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So cool! Bjork is incredible! -NYVC

[@wakandaforever1835]

Wow, can you please... please, make a video about Aurora? she's so angelic yet powerful

[@quixotic333]

she is my favorite musician and one of the worlds elite all time vocalists. so unique.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Preach! -NYVC

[@giochacon8354]

Definately needed this analysis! Thx

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Awesome! Thanks Gio! -NYVC

[@dvus1977]

This was such a great watch. ty for posting this. There are 2 artists who's voices blew my mind and shaped how i view music,talent and the beauty of Vocal flexibility and range. Mariah Carey for her ridiculous tone, breath control & of course Those Octaves . Bjork is the 2nd. She helped me realize that being unconventional and approaching music that way , is Not Only OK but encouraged and Moreso a Necessity for your individuality to Truly Shine thru.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Wonderful thoughts, Danny! :) Bjork is quite an inspiration! -NYVC

[@zrzh1]

Thank you so much for another great inspiring video!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So glad you enjoyed it Zoya! -NYVC

[@LinhNguyen-bp9hd]

her it's oh so quiet version that makes me falls in love with her

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

She's fascinating! -NYVC

[@aaronzhu4721]

This is wonderful!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So glad you like it, Aaron! -NYVC

[@cristianovia]

She is just the BEST, I love her 💚💜💚💜

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We do too! 😄 -NYVC

[@ub1toobeAnn13]

Wow, Biork! A real mistery voice that I never stop studying. It would've been nice to have somebody like @Andy on my side, to get free!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We're glad you enjoyed Andy's segment in particular! :) -NYVC

[@eccletic32]

I've seen her thrice LIVE! Once in Europe & that 1 was the best but of course..But she did let Detroit have it with M.I.A, Pitchfork in Chicago got rained out! :( she is ethereal & amazing!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Wow! Amazing experiences! :D -NYVC

[@petejones879]

She really is remarkable

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Yes! -NYVC

[@Francin]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻 i though that I still haven’t found my style, but now Iknoe I don’t have to. All styles make me 😆

[@Tamlinsongs]

She’s a really interesting artist. It would be really great if you guys actually analyze and teach the unusual techniques she uses. That’s kinda what I was expecting when I clicked on this video because you’re usually a vocal technique teaching channel 😆

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Tamlin! If there's anything specific that Bjork does that you'd like to understand better, write to us at [e-mail] with the question, a link to the video, and the timestamp! Thanks for watching! -NYVC

[@MAJALIJU]

Bjork is an incredible singer - hyped for this one!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Woohoo! Hope you enjoyed it, Maj! :D -NYVC

[@nagagab9224]

I could have had the chance to see her live in Berlin last year- but did not take the chance- and no, I am very angry of myself- best singing teacher to just listen to her

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Oh man! Maybe next time! :) -NYVC

[@iethergy]

waiting for a video about bjork to not feature only stuff before 2002

[@eduardoalfonso4509]

In this video we have seen a tiny little fragment of Wanderlust, her song from 2008. And I think it is live. When I listen to Wanderlust with headphones, I am in ecstasy.

[@daryarazavi4479]

I need an explanation at 14:15. how does she do that? what happens to the vocal chords doing it

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Darya! This sounds like repeated glottal in an M2 registration (Head Voice). Hope this helps! -NYVC

[@vickit.1797]

It sure sounds like it would be bad for your vocals. I think she is an incredible singer but when she did that I cringed. I would be afraid to try it.

[@Rosannasfriend]

Excited to have you back!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We're always excited to release a new episode! :) -NYVC

[@lienpisters7646]

Big 💙

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hope you enjoyed the episode of Bjork, Lien! 💙 -NYVC

[@melveevoicestudios]

Thank you for sharing this! Really cool to see these analysis :) Have you guys ever analyzed any of Pentaonix stuff before? They're all so good! Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying are legends! :D

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We have not, but we'll keep this in mind! Thanks Mel! -NYVC

[@Mj-nv6cj]

Hello justin sir. A popular Indian Singer Name 'KK'.. He passed away 3 months ago... Hope u'll make analysis video of KK. He sung more than 650 songs.. Here are some of his songs.. Song- Film Pyar ke pal - Pal Yaaron - Pal Khuda jaane - Bachna ae haseeno Awarapan banjarapan - jism Ajab si - Om shanti om Alvida - Life in a metro ( KK version) Dil aj kal - Purani jeans Sex is good(ode and freud) - Mumbai matinee O mama- 7 khoon maf Kya mujhe pyar hain(Remix) - woh lamhe Cheliya cheliya- yavadu

[@iLikeTheUDK]

Hey, could you do Kate Bush sometime soon? She has a really interesting voice and a very wide range with it

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We'll add this to the list for our teachers! :) -NYVC

[@wisdomencouraged9326]

I've never listened to bjork before this, but I'm immediately reminded of Regina Spektor

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Aha! :) Glad we could introduce you to Bjork!! -NYVC

[@eduardoalfonso4509]

I have heard a vocal coach telling "don't sing like her, risk of injury". I love Björk's songs, and I am glad she did the efort to sing them (they alter my mind) but I am not sure she is the best example for beginners. I mean, if they try to sing like Björk, but still warned not to force the voice too much, it is ok. I think I listen an interview where she explained something like this : "I was walking down the street and someone screamed from the sixth flor (of some medical centre) BJÖRK BJÖRK, come up. They were laryngologysts and asked if they could check my pipes with some probe. They found everything ok". This may give you an idea, those laryngologists probably were convinced that they would find a mess.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Yeah! Highly athletic singing requires technique in order to maintain longevity. There are ways to make the sounds we want to make without hurting our vocal folds. -NYVC

[@eccletic32]

I'm gonna need a Bjork and SZA collab STAT!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

:D -NYVC

[@cadeevans4623]

Awesome thanks for sharing

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So glad you enjoyed it, Cade! -NYVC

[@cadeevans4623]

Sure did enjoyed it man thanks

[@jalenaustin4799]

Hello Justin Stoney! From the past episodes of Voice Lessons To The World you played the Roland RG-1F and the Roland GP607 or GP609?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Jalen! Justin said that during the first era of VLTTW, before Ep. 101, he used a Roland RG-1F. :) Hope this helps! -NYVC

[@jalenaustin4799]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching Thank you very much!!!

[@iambrianezekiel]

Please do LADY GAGA!!!

[@petejones879]

I've always thought Bjork is sexy as hell and a great voice

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We're sure she probably appreciates this, Pete! :) -NYVC

[@willy_wonka5]

Hey Justin, you won't know the singer but I would love love love a Casey Crescenzo vocal analysis! I promise you won't be disappointed!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We'll pass this along! Thanks William! -NYVC

[@joxqxin]

Ty

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks for watching, Joaquin! -NYVC

[@victorthevictor1976]

Could you please do a video on Markiplier's voice? He has such a unique voice and I would really like to learn how to sound like him

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We'll pass this along! Thanks Victor! -NYVC

[@greenbjorkkk]

❤️❤️❤️

[@lauradanielacalderon8143]

Loveit

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks for watching, Laura! -NYVC

[@magnaoliveira9189]

Até dormindo o CRUZEIRÃO é campeão.🦊💙💙🦊💙💙🦊💙💙

[@theminer6964]

Can you guys do a chucky episode? Would be cool to do a charles lee ray voice

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We'll pass this along! Thanks Miner! -NYVC