Sentence examples for generic vocal from inspiring English sources
Barry Walters of Rolling Stone found it lacking in replay value, ingenuity, and rhythm of the single with "generic vocal hiccups and frills" of US R&B inflecting upon her "Caribbean charm".
Sugary 90s nostalgia, generic club vocals – teen summer holiday anthem alert!
Fraser McAlpine of the BBC felt the song's lyrics were generic, but complimented Cyrus vocals: "Miley acquits herself well vocally — there are moments where her voice sounds a tad strained, but it's good to hear her on a track that's a little more subdued and with less frantic production than the uptempo, sassy pop songs we're used to".
Caroline Sullivan of The Guardian said Cruz was "proficient but generic" in the song, but his "autotuned vocals could have been anyone's, and this facelessness is a problem Cruz rarely surmounts".
"In My City" received mixed reviews from music critics; some complemented Chopra's vocals, while some criticised the generic sound of the song.
However, Erlewine noted that Braxton "manages to infuse the songs with life and passion that elevates them beyond their generic confines" due to her vocal ability.
The generic industry was the least vocal on this topic, referring mainly to the low cost of their drugs and their ability to compete globally.
Anand Wilder: "If my aunt or uncle asked, I might come up with something generic like pop music with vocals.
In a review of the album, Andy Gill of The Independent said: "Too many of these grooves are efficient but forgettable, and her vocal contributions likewise somewhat generic".
Too many of these grooves are efficient but forgettable, and her vocal contributions likewise somewhat generic, although the elastic, dub-style funk of "This Ain't Love" and "Stuck On You" are deeply satisfying.
