Vocal Coach REACTS - Shreya Ghoshal 'Sun Raha Hai Rozana'

Shreya Ghoshal 'Sun Raha Hai Rozana' Live on T-Series Mixtape
Shreya Ghoshal is an Indian playback singer, composer and music producer. She has received four National Film Awards, four Kerala State Film Awards, two Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, seven Filmfare Awards including six for Best Female Playback Singer and ten Filmfare Awards South.
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[@karoshabudhram8219]

She sounds like an instrument. She sings in 21 different languages in india and her pronouncination is always is spot on. Her pitch is perfect that's something indian singers learn from a very young age.

[@tanmaydas5757]

The secret is learning Indian classical music. She doesn't need autotune because of that.

[@tulanasom6818]

Queen of vocal!

[@chrisxprem]

Singers in India have been doing this waterfall, swirling trills and runs for centuries. All Indian movie playback singers are classically trained. In India we grow up listening to every playback singer using this agile singing technique with fast slides and trills that it is a standard expectation across the board. And if some one does not do it, we are surprised at the lack of skill ( rather than the western reaction where they are surprised when this skill is shown, probably because this style is new to western ears).

[@georgehenry8391]

This video deserves at least three thumbs up - one for your reaction, one for Shreya Ghoshal and the orchestra, and one (or more), as always, for Indian music in general.

[@johngreen7357]

of the thousands of great singers in my itunes library from around the world, Shreya Ghoshal has the most 3-D voice i have ever heard

[@1234london1982]

Best female voice on earth.

[@starone72]

U r right indian musical notes has notes between the notes which western music dont have thats why indian music so unique

[@SGSpace]

You will find nasality in Indian music because it's correct way of pronouncing some words. You can watch Series of 'Master Class by Shreya Ghoshal' at Berklee College to know more about Indian film music :)

[@ritujoyc]

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[@AntiJihadi]

The thing that seems effortless to you right now must have hours and hours of practice behind it.

[@palma7265]

I love her voice so much is like a bird singing hhh. Realy. Love from Mrocco to India.

[@priyalpatel4250]

She...is melting two different songs into one.....and nobody point it out.... while sounding amazing without effort.

[@WizInsight108]

Shreya is a trained singer. The sliding/in-between notes are part of the training.

[@SuperRAJORSHI]

Her nickname is - "titli"....which translate in english - "butterfly"

[@meenaghoshal]

Thats our Melody Queen Shreya Ghoshal for you all💛.Pride of Our Nation 🔥✨

[@user-jk7sw8uz5u]

shreya is fantastic no one can be like her💕😍😍😍😍😍💕💕😍😍😍🤩😍🤩💕🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩love from Iran😍 arijit and shreya

[@siamhossain1479]

The transition between notes high and low is such a treat for the ears

[@Incognito3367]

Yes, her voice is like silk❤

[@EmonShams]

Hi guys I'm new to this and I'm so glad that I clicked on this. OMG she sings so good. Her voice so beautiful and amazing. Thank you so much Ken for sharing!!!