(Sinagra) Magic Numbers, The Elected (Tuesday) The London band Magic Numbers's diffuse take on 1960's rock gets points for its decent vocal harmonies.
There's that question of ability, where, if you're like Jamie Foxx or Terrence Howard, and are fortunate to be endowed with a decent vocal ability and musical talent, critics might reluctantly give you the benefit of the doubt.
Quentin B. Huff of Popmatters was complimentary of the song, writing, "all things considered, '[SOS]' is a decent song, brimming with energy and perfectly suited to Rihanna's layered vocals".
The answers start with the fact that vocal standards, though decent enough – Allan Clayton a good Tamino, Ambur Braid a mostly effective Queen of the Night, Peter Coleman-Wreliableliasle alwaysays but too middle-aged for Papageno – cannot match the cut-through standard set by Crowe, a fact that surely reflects ENO's failure to sufficiently nurture a corps of home-grown principals.
Choose someone with a good sense of pitch and, if possible, a decent singing voice, for vocals.
Robbie Daw of Idolator wrote that the ballad ticks all the boxes for its "synthy melody, decent beat" and Brown's "vocal harmonies", but felt that it is not "the most innovative offering" from Brown.
Opener "Future Starts Slow" makes a decent case for sludgy guitars, sultry vocals and straightforward song structure.
1 17 A.M. E.T.: At this point, it's looking like a decent, if not spectacular, night for the vocal fringe in the House of Representatives.
Mr. Gordon is a decent blues singer with a parched and expressive voice; after his vocal solo, Mr. Marsalis had a turn.
Marc Kinchen and Kant nearly made a decent tune here, even though it's a remix, but a superfluous vocal gets in the way.
The Silver Seas are out on the streets today because, first, busking their way round landmarks seemed a decent way to see London, and, second, because "David needs to practise his vocals," Tashian says.
