Ukomi the Vocalist

Ukomi · #1 (**permalink**) 7th May 2009 , 12:03 AM

Welll im new to this site but i get so excited when i think of EVER being in a band its my dream i love to sing i practice singing alot but i always dreamed of making atleast one song i have no band nor do i know any musicians so if you wanna hear my voice and your looking for a loyal vocalist please contact me. I love to sing pop and R&B i can sing rock too hehe.

Well heres the unique part lol.. Im a 19 year old boy but i sound like a girl. But everyone tells me i have a nice voice but i wanna work withmy voice because i know i sound unique and apperently nice if i can get my voice down and hopefully learn to be a better vocalist beleive me you will have a heck of a vocalist i hope,

I may not be the best vocalist but i will strive to become better and better. I wanna atleast make one song.. its my dream (Please PM me!.)

Im looking for: A DJ, band or someone that can make music i can sing to be my partner.

saxman · #2 (**permalink**) 7th May 2009 , 12:55 AM

Welcome Ukomi.
If you really want to work as a vocalist you should really consider trying to get some singing lessons. Any good singing teacher will be happy to help you develop your sound. A singing teacher will confirm whether you are using falsetto as a countertenor does, and indeed many pop/rock vocalists too.
I have listings of singing teachers worldwide on my site so you might find someone near you;
http://www.vocalist.org/vocalistregional.html

You are welcome to join theVocalist Group which I am owner/moderator of. It has more than 3500 members worldwide with many professional singers and singing teachers. There are many friendly people in theVocalist group who will be happy to offer you advice though they will almost certainly also advise that you take some singing lessons.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thevocalist/

tehlord · #3 (**permalink**) 7th May 2009 , 10:53 AM

Welcome Ukomi from another new member. It's good to see that sort of passion in somebody so young. Jeeze I sound old....

I'd also +1 for the singing lessons. Even established artists continue with vocal coaching. Your vocal chords are like muscles and need exercising and training constantly.

Good luck in your journey

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Ukomi Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 1	Ukomi the Vocalist Welll im new to this site but i get so excited when i think of EVER being in a band its my dream i love to sing i practice singing alot but i always dreamed of making atleast one song i have no band nor do i know any musicians so if you wanna hear my voice and your looking for a loyal vocalist please contact me. I love to sing pop and R&B i can sing rock too hehe. Well heres the unique part lol.. Im a 19 year old boy but i sound like a girl. But everyone tells me i have a nice voice but i wanna work withmy voice because i know i sound unique and apperently nice if i can get my voice down and hopefully learn to be a better vocalist beleive me you will have a heck of a vocalist i hope, I may not be the best vocalist but i will strive to become better and better. I wanna atleast make one song.. its my dream (Please PM me!.) Im looking for: A DJ, band or someone that can make music i can sing to be my partner.
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#2 (permalink) 7th May 2009 , 12:55 AM
saxman Round The Horn Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Morden, Surrey Posts: 824	Welcome Ukomi. If you really want to work as a vocalist you should really consider trying to get some singing lessons. Any good singing teacher will be happy to help you develop your sound. A singing teacher will confirm whether you are using falsetto as a countertenor does, and indeed many pop/rock vocalists too. I have listings of singing teachers worldwide on my site so you might find someone near you; http://www.vocalist.org/vocalistregional.html You are welcome to join theVocalist Group which I am owner/moderator of. It has more than 3500 members worldwide with many professional singers and singing teachers. There are many friendly people in theVocalist group who will be happy to offer you advice though they will almost certainly also advise that you take some singing lessons. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thevocalist/
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#3 (permalink) 7th May 2009 , 10:53 AM
tehlord Tarnce Monkey Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 697	Welcome Ukomi from another new member. It's good to see that sort of passion in somebody so young. Jeeze I sound old.... I'd also +1 for the singing lessons. Even established artists continue with vocal coaching. Your vocal chords are like muscles and need exercising and training constantly. Good luck in your journey
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