Morissette Amon performs "Tell Me You Love Me" | Social House Makati

[@vickiesanford1272]

We love you Morissette ❤❤❤ You're amazing!!!!

[@profxavier5835]

Morissette = LEGEND!

[@norcalpinoy9618]

Amazing. She's on a beast mode...

[@iamrich3481]

Nothing beats Mori and live band.. xergio’s adlibs are fire!

[@vickiesanford1272]

Yes!!!💯👍totally agree with you. ❤❤❤

[@itsmemorissette2409]

Gaming!!🔥🔥🔥

[@iamrich3481]

Mori’s vocals…❤

[@myecox]

She’s on fiiiiiiire 🔥🔥🔥

[@vickiesanford1272]

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[@dadiJag1962]

this band is also on 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@vickiesanford1272]

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[@JoeyAndamo]

Hello! Please do me a favor: Check out Demi Lovato's OG "live" version of this song. When you are done, go back to Morissette's version. Can you hear the difference? *Morissette has the Bel Canto "open throat" technique.* This is, imho, the correct singing technique that results in a wide, full voice with rich harmonics and lush overtones, with warm, rounded vowel tones. *No other technique can produce this.* This is why Morissette, imho, is bar none, the best female vocalist today. Meanwhile, Demi Lovato, like most Pop singers today, has clearly taken singing lessons from the "modern" voice coaches who teach a subpar technique known as "twang". That's why Demi's tone sounds whiny, shrill and lacking the proper overtones. The only reason why people don't mind this type of tone is because we've gotten so used to it! But objectively speaking, it's not a good technique, and it results in a bad sounding, uninspiring tone. Anyways, thanks for your time! 😊❤️

[@JoeyAndamo]

@@lawrencecannon6648 The greatest vocalists did years and years of *practice,* whether it be in the Karaoke bars, or singing in the Gospel church choir.

[@dadiJag1962]

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[@vickiesanford1272]

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