Haley's Vocal Range

[InItToWinIt]

[dswim2]

I wonder why they didn't use any of Haley's new stuff?

[john]

New video that includes recent work

[XAtlantic]

Not quite the right thread but better than no place ... here's a recent article in the Guardian (a long read!) that some of you might find interesting about vocal cords and the risks of damage to them, asking the question whether the bout of problems singers have had (like Adele recently) has to do with today's (loud and powerful) singing style. We all know Haley is a natural and I am very sure she is more than aware of all of this, though when one sees how much energy and power she pours into every single song in her concerts one can only wonder and be awed (and many singers have had long careers, after all) ... anyhow, a good read for those who are interested!

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2017/au...eir-voices

More and more singers are cancelling big shows and turning to surgery to fix their damaged vocal cords. But is the problem actually down to the way they sing? By Bernhard Warner

[Miguel]

It's a concern. Especially now that she's doing more live shows.

I thought I had posted the article below before, but can't find it. I might have just tweeted it to Haley several years ago.

Even superstar music legends like Paul Stanley of KISS believe it's never too late to look after your voice. With thousands of performances and over four decades of touring, Stanley said those years of hitting screeching notes and high-octane stage raps can take their toll.

"As soon as you hit the stage, you are a complete idiot," he said. "People are cheering for you, so you do the impossible and when you don't have enough time to recuperate afterwards, it just catches up with you. Literally speaking my voice was cracking. It was cracking quite a bit on stage."

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/adel...d=15322012