London Grammar-like?

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Hi all,

Glass of wine in hand, PMC's singing London Grammar to me, and good god it sounds amazing, her voice is beautiful and haunting in the same sentence! Big smile on face!

Anyone recommend any similar amazing female similar vocalists?

would like to pour a 2nd glass of wine and chillaxx into some awesome tunes.

thanks.
 
amormusic said:
Hi all,

Glass of wine in hand, PMC's singing London Grammar to me, and good god it sounds amazing, her voice is beautiful and haunting in the same sentence! Big smile on face!

Anyone recommend any similar amazing female similar vocalists?

would like to pour a 2nd glass of wine and chillaxx into some awesome tunes.

thanks.

Not too many contemporary singers in that style as good as her that I can think of, but a couple of older names would be Judy Tzuke or Everything but the girl... a couple other I've just thought of Emma Louise and her album versus head versus heart, or Daughter, If you leave.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net
 
I'd second everything but the girl. Tracey Thorn has one of the most beautiful and underrated voices in popular music. Her solo albums are great too. Favourite ebtg album has to be 'Idlewild'.
 
Macspur said:
amormusic said:
Hi all,

Glass of wine in hand, PMC's singing London Grammar to me, and good god it sounds amazing, her voice is beautiful and haunting in the same sentence! Big smile on face!

Anyone recommend any similar amazing female similar vocalists?

would like to pour a 2nd glass of wine and chillaxx into some awesome tunes.

thanks.

Not too many contemporary singers in that style as good as her that I can think of, but a couple of older names would be Judy Tzuke or Everything but the girl... a couple other I've just thought of Emma Louise and her album versus head versus heart, or Daughter, If you leave.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net

Thanks for the heads up! Just procured myself a copy of Emma Louise's album Versus Head Versus Heart following a brief Spotify audition! She cool!
 
Here are some you might like .

Sophie Jamieson . https://open.spotify.com/track/69ybbsjPAnPWwskhOLDBm4

Tusks . https://open.spotify.com/track/2i9rgdMhbk4Uz7FhpY6BKm

Siv Jakobsen .https://open.spotify.com/track/2nfUcAyXnCs7VaedrWsbqI

Betsy . https://open.spotify.com/track/7sqmdwM1IVMsilIlbq4A50

Twin Caverns. https://open.spotify.com/track/3n7zZXCuHyeghHCnkfa9Is

Furns. https://open.spotify.com/track/1etzIgpNk0BiWrrdhC5xfi

Blue Hawaii . https://open.spotify.com/track/1cd1hxgyKvm5uPhx2QJFy8

Rhye . https://open.spotify.com/track/5jbp640O8Q2XQvhV8aCr2F

Rebekka Karijord. https://open.spotify.com/track/0QYVvtDv7zJhaRTshm7axu

Jennie Abrahamson . https://open.spotify.com/track/1mIwRcY4FGY4nS1pBTYq2u

Sarah Blasko . https://open.spotify.com/track/2eniZ7qwHydNsQ7YcRoELy

Hope Sandoval . https://open.spotify.com/track/4AcmXltIXepHsqDiyJffdB

Beth Rowley . https://open.spotify.com/track/4srnQx9wHBmyfhj82LmJR9

Susanna and the Magical Orchestra . https://open.spotify.com/track/7422pgAG6uPsyCKakW19OE

A few to be getting on with. *biggrin*
 
Infiniteloop said:
I'd second everything but the girl. Tracey Thorn has one of the most beautiful and underrated voices in popular music. Her solo albums are great too. Favourite ebtg album has to be 'Idlewild'.

Idlewild, excellent album and I love Tracey's seasonal album Tinsel and lights

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net
 
Gazzip said:
Macspur said:
amormusic said:
Hi all,

Glass of wine in hand, PMC's singing London Grammar to me, and good god it sounds amazing, her voice is beautiful and haunting in the same sentence! Big smile on face!

Anyone recommend any similar amazing female similar vocalists?

would like to pour a 2nd glass of wine and chillaxx into some awesome tunes.

thanks.

Not too many contemporary singers in that style as good as her that I can think of, but a couple of older names would be Judy Tzuke or Everything but the girl... a couple other I've just thought of Emma Louise and her album versus head versus heart, or Daughter, If you leave.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net

Thanks for the heads up! Just procured myself a copy of Emma Louise's album Versus Head Versus Heart following a brief Spotify audition! She cool!

Nice one, you won't be disappointed.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net
 
Electro said:
Here are some you might like .

Sophie Jamieson . https://open.spotify.com/track/69ybbsjPAnPWwskhOLDBm4

Tusks . https://open.spotify.com/track/2i9rgdMhbk4Uz7FhpY6BKm

Siv Jakobsen .https://open.spotify.com/track/2nfUcAyXnCs7VaedrWsbqI

Betsy . https://open.spotify.com/track/7sqmdwM1IVMsilIlbq4A50

Twin Caverns. https://open.spotify.com/track/3n7zZXCuHyeghHCnkfa9Is

Furns. https://open.spotify.com/track/1etzIgpNk0BiWrrdhC5xfi

Blue Hawaii . https://open.spotify.com/track/1cd1hxgyKvm5uPhx2QJFy8

Rhye . https://open.spotify.com/track/5jbp640O8Q2XQvhV8aCr2F

Rebekka Karijord. https://open.spotify.com/track/0QYVvtDv7zJhaRTshm7axu

Jennie Abrahamson . https://open.spotify.com/track/1mIwRcY4FGY4nS1pBTYq2u

Sarah Blasko . https://open.spotify.com/track/2eniZ7qwHydNsQ7YcRoELy

Hope Sandoval . https://open.spotify.com/track/4AcmXltIXepHsqDiyJffdB

Beth Rowley . https://open.spotify.com/track/4srnQx9wHBmyfhj82LmJR9

Susanna and the Magical Orchestra . https://open.spotify.com/track/7422pgAG6uPsyCKakW19OE

A few to be getting on with. *biggrin*

Yes, some great suggestions there too and some I haven't heard of, so checking them out now!

Tusks... brilliant, pity only an EP and Twin Caverns too

Some more I've thought of:

Arthur Beatrice, Working Out, Oh Wonder by Oh Wonder

and Ry X, Dawn... not female, but in similar style.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net
 
I generally get some good pointers from this forum regarding artists/groups I haven't discovered yet and this occasion is no different. However, I've just spent some time listening to some of their tracks..... is it only me who doesn't find anything special about this lady's voice? Must be a generation thing I guess *unknw* .
 
Mark Rose-Smith said:
Laura Marling through my pmc's is very nice...once I was an Eagle.

My brightest diamond (a thousand sharks teeth)and joan as policewoman (to survive)are a couple not mentioned as yet.

Love Laura Marling, particularly Short Stories and I do have 1 My Brightest Diamond album, but not got into Joan as Policewoman yet.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net
 
DougK said:
I generally get some good pointers from this forum regarding artists/groups I haven't discovered yet and this occasion is no different. However, I've just spent some time listening to some of their tracks..... is it only me who doesn't find anything special about this lady's voice? Must be a generation thing I guess *unknw* .

Don't think it's a generation thing, I'm in my fifties... she doesn't float your boat and that's it.

I like loads of artists who most people I know wouldn't give a fig for.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net
 
Macspur said:
DougK said:
I generally get some good pointers from this forum regarding artists/groups I haven't discovered yet and this occasion is no different. However, I've just spent some time listening to some of their tracks..... is it only me who doesn't find anything special about this lady's voice? Must be a generation thing I guess *unknw* .

Don't think it's a generation thing, I'm in my fifties... she doesn't float your boat and that's it.

I like loads of artists who most people I know wouldn't give a fig for.

Mac

www.macsmusic.blogbubble.net

Agreed, I am in my fifties too and I love her voice, I find it to be full of emotion and feeling .
 
Got sidetracked and ended up listening to lots of reggae/dub and gnarly bass!! Gonna check out suggestions this evening (could be a cd buying frenzie on Amazon me-thinks if I like them!!).

Cheers folks.
 
DougK said:
I generally get some good pointers from this forum regarding artists/groups I haven't discovered yet and this occasion is no different. However, I've just spent some time listening to some of their tracks..... is it only me who doesn't find anything special about this lady's voice? Must be a generation thing I guess *unknw* .

Totally agree, I find them really dull zzz
 
Sade. Inparticular her original 1984 to 1988 releases. The ones without excessive compression.

Alison Moyet, including her Yazoo stuff.
 
knaithrover said:
DougK said:
I generally get some good pointers from this forum regarding artists/groups I haven't discovered yet and this occasion is no different. However, I've just spent some time listening to some of their tracks..... is it only me who doesn't find anything special about this lady's voice? Must be a generation thing I guess *unknw* .

Totally agree, I find them really dull zzz

Maybe it's your cables? *biggrin*
 
I am rapidly getting bored of this forum. I appreciate banter but does everything have to come down to cables?! I have some (very cheap ones) and bow to others knowledge on Hifi matters but seriously... indescribably bored now... seems every thread is cables debate or commented. Yawn.
 
amormusic said:
I am rapidly getting bored of this forum. I appreciate banter but does everything have to come down to cables?! I have some (very cheap ones) and bow to others knowledge on Hifi matters but seriously... indescribably bored now... seems every thread is cables debate or commented. Yawn.

It cannot be a debate as only infiniteloop has mentioned cables, admittedly in a jokey way.
 
Al ears said:
amormusic said:
I am rapidly getting bored of this forum. I appreciate banter but does everything have to come down to cables?! I have some (very cheap ones) and bow to others knowledge on Hifi matters but seriously... indescribably bored now... seems every thread is cables debate or commented. Yawn.

It cannot be a debate as only infiniteloop has mentioned cables, admittedly in a jokey way.

It was a joke guys....

Crikey.
 

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