who is an idol who isn’t considered one of the main vocalists in the group, but whose vocal tone you love ?
mine is irene of red velvet, i have been really enjoying hearing more of her vocals in her solo & sub-unit work♡
To be honest 3racha members. The reason why 24 to 25 is one of my favourite songs it’s Bec they all singing, I NEED more songs with Han, Changbin or Bangchan high notes
nct wish yushi and ryo!! ik they are considered two of the groups vocalists but i've barely seen people appreciating just how good they are. also haram from billlie, she is actually the main vocalist but she deserves sm more recognition by non-fans
yess nct wish mentioned 😍 definitely agree !! i especially think yushi’s vocal tone is very unique ♥︎ and i love haram’s voice, one of the reasons she is my bias. she is definitely one of my favorite vocalists in kpop
Momo from twice, not counting her MiSaMo songs (as there’s only three of them) but as a gg of 9, she gets the short end of the stick. Her voice is so unique and gives a nice flavor to their music. They need another song like Signal, where she has a lot of lines.
ooh, i do know a few wayv songs but i don’t know enough about the members to really differentiate their voices, in which song can you hear his vocals well? now i’m curious 👀
I 100% agree with you! One of the main reasons Irene became my RV bias is because I loved her voice so much and her lines were my favorite!! I also adore Mina’s voice in Twice!
I feel most deeper voiced idols are often told they have to be rappers, but when they get a rare chance to sing, some of them are good singers I sometimes end up really enjoying their vocal tone. It's too bad that kpop emphasizes high notes so much that vocal ranges before tenor are almost absent from bg songs.
examples:
Intak of P1Harmony (esp. on b-side track Before the Dawn)
Xinlong of ALD1 (there's old video of when he covered a song Red High Heels)
Felix of Stray Kids.
His deep “cave voice” and rap are iconic, but his vocal range when it comes to singing melodies is highly underrated. I’m glad to see it being used more frequently in group songs. “Slow It Down” has been on repeat since release