It's all about quantity over quality, noise over substance, vocal size over vocal nuance.
So was the cast, led by a Musetta of real vocal and emotional substance, the clear-voiced Alexandra Coku, in her debut season with the company.
Heading the cast is a Musetta of real vocal and emotional substance: the clear-voiced Alexandra Coku, in her debut season with the company.
Among other substances, vocal folds contain hyaluronic acid, which tissue concentration may vary according to hormone action.
As the digitization of modern music continues, vocal prowess and lyrical substance tend more and more to be afterthoughts.
In conclusion these hydrogels show mechanical and injectability properties suitable for regenerative medicine, such as aesthetic medicine (dermal filler applications), and for augmentation substance for vocal folds regeneration and for tissue engineering, such as bone regeneration applications.
AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine commented that Timberlake "shamelessly borrows from Jacko, from the Thriller-era", going on to criticize his vocals as to lack substance, with his falsetto lacking character.
He began the Schumann with a dark, throaty tone that commanded attention as much for its almost vocal quality as for the substance of the musical line.
Love's frayed vocals may be the result of years of substance abuse, or they may simply be a pose: she has always been as much an actress as a singer.
Starting with a glorious letter-in-song to a lover in jail and a story about a girl no one loves, it features beautiful vocal harmonies; the songs shine with style and bristle with lyrical substance.
Spin magazine criticised the vocals for being over-processed and the lyrics for lacking substance.
