THIS will CHANGE how you listen to Freddie Mercury

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[mikesantiago]

i saw someone say that vibrato wasn't a vocal technique, but a consequence of good technique. if that's true, can't even imagine how good one has to be to do something that smooth

[rithulshelan]

Freddie said he can't control his vibrato. It just happens sometimes and sometimes doesn't which adds to the emotion of the vocals.

[monicagarcia]

He was THE BEST singer, he can bring me to goosebumps and elevate my soul to the heavens
>shivers<

[carrotcrow]

And remember kids Freddie did this while being a smoker

[skeletonguts]

Never seen anyone with freddies range in all thing. Genre, vocals, style, etc. He was a vast character.

[wisdomelves]

It’s what we call middle east and northern African vibrato. You can listen similar vibratos in Greeks, Persians, Turkish, Arabs, etc.
One prime example is Faozia.

[deniseemond]

Oh man Freddie was just made to be a legend. I just wish he could have lived a couple months longer to get the newer medications. It’s so heartbreaking. He was GOAT.

[jackdelaney]

You'll never change how i listen to Freddie

[rohnakp]

The fact that Freddie never took singing lessons is mind-blowing

[williamshroads]

He was definitely the best singer in the rock genre! Nobody else even comes close!

[ben-jerry-dover]

This channel is probably one of the reasons Freddie Mercury is one of my favorite vocalists

[LisaPittaro-icrl]

He had a very good control over his incredibly fast vibrato ❤

[inthenameofcontractlendmem]

Freddy Mercury, and Queen as a whole band, was my gateway to Rock music from 60s-80s.

[aliviascool]

Oh my god it’s almost not even vibrato at that point! It’s almost a trill! That is incredible!

[clemencegandon]

People tend to think that MJ took more risks but if you listen to Under Pressure by Queen and David Bowie, where Freddie hits the note G5 (really impressive) or The Kiss by Queen, where he hits the note A5 (that's juste two songs there's a lot more) you'll see that he can go really high but he can also go deep, for exemple in The Golden Boy by Freddie and Montserrat Caballe, where he hits A2. And also you should listen to his vibrato, for exemple when he sang Somebody To Love at the Hammersmith Odeon live in 1979, even if you slow it down his vibrato still goes fast and consistent while hitting a high note.

But I'm litteraly in love w/ every Queen song and every Queen member so of course I prefer Freddie, but, I'm not objective at all, I'm just reaally really fan
I believe that both Freddie and Mj were musical genuises :)

Sorry if my English is not perfect I'm not a native speaker 😅

[mauriciogutierrez]

Mi profesor de canto justamente una vez me mencionó esta información, gracias!!

[elsaholm]

his vibrato is insane, it’s so satisfying to listen to

[deagolowang]

We'll have to fit a motor in order to achieve his vibrato

[_vanessa_]

So unique so special so captivating so unforgettable 👑King of rock Freddie

[HadesArmy]

This is not human mode. This was beyond god mode