Why do singers sound different now?

Why do singers today not sound even slightly the same as singers in the 50’s, 60’s etc? – Quora. , Parent of a singer. They do, but you are probably asking why the voices in ‘chart’ music sound different. The answer is in the use of ‘effects’, to change the sound most of which were unavailable in the 60s.

Do singers like their own songs?

Yes that seems obviously, singers who also tend to be songwriters do like their songs. Others who are mostly in control of their label and record only what the label makes them, usually say that they do not like a few songs that might be on their album.

Why do singers slur their words?

Diction: The clear pronunciation of words. Different types of music may require more or less diction; for example, in musical theatre, it’s essential that the audience understand the lyrics, but in jazz or blues, the singer may occasionally slur words on purpose in order to achieve a desired sound.

Why do record labels reject artists signing to one genre?

G etting signed to a record label is like going to college – both force you to declare a major. For musicians, that means dedicating yourself to a single genre. Otherwise, labels feel they can’t market your songs.

Why don’t record labels market your songs?

Otherwise, labels feel they can’t market your songs. Artists grouse about this no end, but few have the power, guts or the right circumstance to do anything about it. Some who do buck the system do so during their struggling days, before they’ve found a substantial market to begin with.

How did the Byrds change from folk to rock?

Learning from their inspirer, the Byrds made several key changes after their folk rock start. In 1966, the band went psychedelic with their trippy 8 Miles High. They pulled another head-turner in 1968 by creating one of the first country-rock amalgams on Sweetheart of the Rodeo.