It ends and continues. As long as one has an identity, life continues even when it seems to have ended, because at such points it never end. It rests, it disintegrates, it transforms while alive still.
Rebflora's Blog
About my music and my tips on music. *Feel free to share. But refer to the link(s) when you quote*.
9 Jul 2020
1 Mar 2018
How I Rehearse II
Now that I’ve distinguished my voice types, and can hear better, I thought it good that I have routine warm up exercises (for ease and vibrancy). So, I tried out Tiffany Vanboxtel's epic warm up; and it gave a good result. Hence, I’ve been consistent with it alongside some other warm up exercises of hers.
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Musical tip
25 Feb 2018
My Vocal Range IV
After the production of ‘Why’ and my realization that I employ different voice types, I decided to study it further. I started off by trying to separate them – to locate and distinguish them within my voice. And I tagged them: bass, alto and soft.
Labels:
My Voice
11 Sept 2017
My Vocal Range III
I once told someone my primary concern with my voice was to figure it out. This turned out to take eternity. However, just recently I achieved that.
Labels:
My Voice
10 Sept 2017
Why (Album)
Production began April 7th, 2017, ended June 24th,
2017 and the album was released on the 25th June, 2017. The album
was produced by Efe-Keeyz. And for convenience, the production was split into
two; the first four songs were produced first, then the rest.
15 Mar 2017
2016 Singles
This is a compilation of all my singles in 2016 and they are just four: Hey, Oblivion,
Hush and Secret Lover. It was compiled on the 25th November,
2016.
14 Jan 2017
Hush & Secret Lover
These two singles were produced concurrently between 12th and 16th
November, 2016. They were produced by Efe-Keeyz.
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Music
12 Jan 2017
My Vocal Range II
My vocal range turned out to be a critical project, though I actually started out just to learn to sing well. But in the process, I had to tackle range.
Labels:
My Voice
15 Oct 2016
My Songs II
When I started out recording my songs in the studio, I was barely a singer.
I did it because I felt it would help me - why should I keep paying coaches that
could barely help me. I believed going headlong would make a difference and it
did; though not rapidly. It was facing my musical challenges directly - essentially
crafting and hearing notes. In all, it was a gradual bringing forth of my
creativity and I’m glad it’s been progressive.
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Music
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