[mayankk]

Ben Howard. Strangely haunting voice, coupled with some brilliant guitar work. Sounds very familiar, you know, as if he's talking one to one.

The fear

https://youtu.be/dnxCxHLAqn8

Check out around 310,where he picks up again. Awesome.

Mumford and sons:
Deep and comforting, that voice. If you had a phone-a-psychiatrist hotline, these guys should get a job.

Guiding light- 10 seconds in

https://youtu.be/K9jmjXDQ5MQ

And of course, The cave-

https://youtu.be/fNy8llTLvuA

Fun.. This guys got a nice high voice as well. Nate ruess. But this is the only song I've liked so far

https://youtu.be/qQkBeOisNM0

There's just a few seconds of auto tune, but it's quite blatant, and not an attempt to cover up any lack of talent.

A couple of songs that I try not to share. Anyone else has any songs like this

Nitish pires. I don't know if he's done anything apart from this, but it's a lovely sing along song, and awesome video. Watch where he picks up from 323 onwards

https://youtu.be/D9lvNXm_iJA

This band, jinda made this with mukhtar sahota, who's a UK based musician I think. The singers voice is very folk Punjabi, but the rock treatment is lovely, and totally matches up. In the video, I always think that it's MS dhoni trying out a career direction during his long hair days.

https://youtu.be/eDJcgN-wmeY

Also, who didn't rattofy Smith interrogating Morpheus? Weaving talks a lot like Christopher walken, with random stops and commas.

https://youtu.be/Hp2adrUaiyI

And of course V.

https://youtu.be/dKnjxT5HRJQ

Though I think someone posted it earlier

[navin]

Originally Posted by glovins2004

hope you do like Boston.

Among other bands, yes. I was lucky to see them live at the Meadowlands on July 1, 1987. They had just come out of a 10-year hiatus with their third album called "Third Stage".

If I remember right they opened with "Rock & Roll Band" and "Peace of Mind"; later they played More Than a Feeling, and I think they played all the songs on the Third Stage album (Amanda, We're Ready, The Launch, Cool the Engines, etc.).

[hiren.mistry]

For me it has to be Lebo M. Just hear the first few minutes, it gets the hair stand up on the back of my neck each and every time I hear him.
Here's the link for your listening and visual pleasure.

The Lion King: Circle of Life

[YD14]

I believe this belongs to this thread. I myself can understand very little kumauni, but her sweet voice makes it worth listening to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar3n5DGvUu0

[nickatnite]

Anirudh Ravichander composes songs with his voice. It is a journey of listening.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjM-X-13NYM

[proton]

After seeing mediocre contestants winning because of good looks, I began to look up what made a good singer. Musicality, tone, range, register! The first hit was Mariah Carey: 5 octaves, Guinness record holder, whisper and whistle registers, incredible melismas! Deadly when combined with hits from other singers!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s7PvYLtKynM

[Fraz33r]

Not huge fan of Singing competitions nowadays as there is more of Melodrama/ Action-Reaction/ Emotion ( what sells ), but this years Indian Idol has caught my 'ears'

The following voices are just beautiful and soul cleansing!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5d0iDcqloE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9rhyWtC4sM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSsgjP_9_Sw

[condor]

Chris Rea has been mentioned here. His voice just too good, so much in control while still quite laid back.

I will add Chris Isaac too. Modulation, and the pitch of his voice. Have some fav numbers, like Blue Hotel. Kind of on the lighter side.

[mayankk]

The Hu again.
If you've ever listened to om mani padme hum, and then have had a thought, "how about this, but as a rock cover? "
Well, here's an indication of what it may be like.

https://youtu.be/tceM9nco9TQ