Her vocal utterances range from traditional singing to chirping, cackling and deep throat noises.

In this traditional singing style, female singers produce melodies from deep in their throats.

There she heard traditional singing for the first time and began to write down the songs she heard.

The lining out of hymns had been the traditional singing style of the 18th century, when hymn books were expensive and rare.

In the traditional singing approach rather style remains to be her main consideration, less than such mechanical effect repetition.