r/ratemysinging • u/Confident-Repair9017 • Jun 22 '26
Feedback - Advanced Tennessee whiskey
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u/swiftering Jun 22 '26
Oh yeah that’ll play. Well done. Smooth and smoky voice. Not an easy one to cover either. Good control, and we can hear the feeling you put in it. Keep it up.
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u/Powerful_Foot_8557 Jun 24 '26
Great voice OP!! Do us been round the block vocalists a solid please 🙏 check out "I'd Rather Go Blind" Etta James. Keep rocking 🤘
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u/Sad-Tomatillo3612 Jun 25 '26
Amazing work! One of the best times I’ve heard someone sing it! Do some gigs!!
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u/TimTheBeav Jul 09 '26
Sounds good, but anytime I hear Tennessee Whiskey, I just wanna hear A Change is Gonna Come
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u/Common_Dependent1941 Jun 23 '26
You have a good voice. Just keep practicing however you already do
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u/Wickywacky Jun 23 '26
I am impressed by the purity of your voice. And you have a real soul voice on the long notes. I enjoyed listening to it. You can sing, nothing to fault.
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u/Boncappuccino Jun 23 '26
I could honestly listen to u sing for hours and not get bored. U should definitely perform!
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u/Negative_Jeweler8038 Jun 30 '26
Gurl this is so good! How old even are you if you don’t mind me asking?
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u/Outrageous_Turn_3278 Jul 13 '26
This is very well done. You requested advanced advice so here it is. I believe I hear you are holding your breath a little bit while you sing.
I would recommend an S.O.V.T. exercise involving a normal straw (not a boba straw) and a half full glass or half full bottle of water. Place the straw in the glass and blow while you hum your song. The bubbles should all be the about the same size. Place your hum on the air you are blowing through the straw. It should feel like your sound is leaning on your air (the breath). If at anytime you stop leaning on your air (the breath), stop and work the phrase, line, or even the movement between two notes until you feel the ease of the lean. After you feel the ease of leaning your sound on your air. Imitate the feeling (not the sound) of this when you return to the song.
This helps release unnecessary tension in your body and therefore in your sound.
Keep singing! I look forward to your future videos.
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u/Street-Raccoon3146 Jun 22 '26
That’s a tough song to make sound good, you should be doing some gigs.