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.

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.

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.

Hey & Oblivion

These songs were concurrently produced between 10^th and 24^th September, 2016 as singles. Initially, I’d wanted to produce an EP but based on fund, I had to opt for singles, and I chose these two (because they perfectly capture my pattern of singing - off-pitch; and they are mixed off-pitch). They were produced by Efe-Keyz.

My Vocal Range

I started out singing with a short vocal range. But I seemed to have the passion to develop though I wasn’t musically talented. I felt I could go farther. So I decided to keep pushing. I was also compelled to because of my issue with tone - I hear sound distortedly.