EPTChillout music with female vocals - Page 3
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Warrior Madness
Canada3791 Posts
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Knickknack
United States1187 Posts
Does it seem like good male vocals are harder to come by? -_-. I know the artists you mention and like most of them, but my style is more psychill like the previously posted once upon a sea of blissful awareness. First two are this style then more normal. Youtube quality is crap but try them out. + Show Spoiler + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc4bSclckyA | ||
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Sean.G
Spain889 Posts
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Myxomatosis
United States2392 Posts
listen to everything on Dummy | ||
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SixSongs
Poland1455 Posts
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feathers
United States236 Posts
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Clutch3
United States1344 Posts
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Pyrrhuloxia
United States6700 Posts
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Kaivr
Malaysia14 Posts
there's quite a few free tracks there edit: are legal btw | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
On March 13 2009 16:42 paper wrote: your definition of chill out music is so different than mine haha | ||
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oreyeon
United States4 Posts
Mosaic For Shadows | ||
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TimmyMac
Canada499 Posts
Morcheeba already mentioned, is great. Blue states - Your Girl seems to fit DJ Mehdi - Lucky boy (outlines remix) - not exactly chillout but one of my favourites lately Hooverphonic - this strange effect Lamb - Trans fatty acid (Kruder and Dorfmeister mix) - highly recommended You could try a few Nina Simone tracks off Verve Remixed albums Sarah McLachlan - Dirty Little Secret from Thievery Corporation: Versions Thievery Corporation - Beautiful Drug, Sweet Tides, and lots more - these guys are incredible some stuff from Tosca might suit you, or Zero 7 If you like any of this I can post more, these are the most prominent female vocal tracks I think, but I have a fair amount of chill music. | ||
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Smorrie
Netherlands2925 Posts
Nice for a long drive in the rain, very chilling (DnB tho) | ||
Waxangel
United States33508 Posts
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Tetris
United States36 Posts
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Centric
United States1989 Posts
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Llamaz
Australia90 Posts
You guys are soft. This is my "chill out" music. | ||
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Centric
United States1989 Posts
On March 14 2009 11:49 Knickknack wrote: Does it seem like good male vocals are harder to come by? -_-. Yes. It has to do with the voice change during puberty, and that as a result, males are a lot more insecure about singing. Also, there is a social stigma about being a male singer, as if it somehow makes you more feminine. Even though you think this wouldn't be true, given the fact that so many famous male sex symbols are singers, it is...just go to any American high school and see which guys join the choir. I was in choir throughout high school, and I still sing acappella in college, so I know the difficulty in trying to find decent guys who can sing. In the UCLA Chorale (the uppermost choir at UCLA), which I was a part of, I think 80% of the tenor section were gay. | ||
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Kusimuumi
Finland99 Posts
The sets themselves are exactly what you're seeking for. Hell, they're even named 'beautiful voices'. That, and they're readily downloadable through his website, mdbmixes. There are many mixes, from which some are way better than the others, but I figure that's a matter of taste so I wont stray the discussion with my own opinions regarding the best ones, try them out and enjoy. edit: can't spell. | ||
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Knickknack
United States1187 Posts
Also had this bookmarked: http://celestial-voices.blogspot.com/ Thanks centric that seems plausible. | ||
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