"Overtones & Polyphonic Singing" - Lalah Hathaway Interview Part 8

[@pjalexandra]

That's wild! Proving once again that each voice is unique. Thanks for sharing & discussing.

[@TheMookie1590]

nah. people simply do not explore their throats at all. there is so many tissues you can control its insane. everytone can do this. What makes a persons voice unigue, is simply their personality of being a student. I left my advice in this thread on how I do passigios using her multiphonic style. it involves most foundational stuff from metal, believe it or not. just a lot more gentle. I hope it helps atleat one person, if she saw it and it halped her. be a hard high to come down from. I show people how to do this by saying the word who, in your easiest fallseto, then gently. and i mean gently and false fold distortions. if you arent gentle. youll scream a metal false fold scream. needs to sound breathy and bleaty at the same time. then gently do a eppiglottis growl. 2 metal techniques here. just gentle distortions. all 3 parts need to be in harmony with each other. and the eppiglpttis needs to be gentle because you can actually hurt yourself if you arent. it alse closes over your chords during whistle notes. where you can adjust the whistle note with it. vocal teachers areirritating when they say your limit is simply your vocal chord thiccness and lengh. theyre ignorant to the effects of all these throat parts

[@Hits789]

Omg Justin, she is Legendary and Icon

[@olaleyedamilare2018]

Thank you for your honesty and humility Lalah! Love you! Thank you Justin!

[@Hits789]

Yay! 🙌🏼

[@Chysp010-sd7nt]

Inspiring!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So glad this inspired you, Chysp! -NYVC

[@clarence.anderson]

FINALLY!! 😂

[@Srinivas.M-oy1dp]

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