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Definition of vocalist in English: vocalistnounˈvəʊk(ə)lɪstˈvoʊkələst A singer, typically one who regularly performs with a jazz or pop group. Example sentencesExamples - It's too bad the vocalists fade out near the beginning, instead of joining in to help take the mood over the top.
- We've recruited mad Lizzy on keyboards and we're looking for female backing vocalists too.
- Lead vocalist Pamela Brennan is the best of the available vocalists here.
- He's a guest vocalist on a Sharon Robinson album in all but name, and that's a waste.
- Jim loved the lyric and took the song into the studio with guest vocalists Collin Raye and Susan Ashton.
- This new album proves to be a modern day masterpiece laden with swirling strings, swing beats and guest vocalists a plenty.
- Luckily this has been balanced out by a mixture of house beats, vocalists and a synthesizer.
- It's also proof that the Mamas were simply the finest group of vocalists to have ever found their way into a recording studio.
- The steady trickle of female, retro styled soul vocalists is threatening to become something of a deluge these days.
- Like all great vocalists, notes not words are her primary tools for communication.
- Well we have 3 songwriters and 3 vocalists so we have a few different styles.
- Mid-song, he calls up two backing vocalists to join him, and later adds a drummer.
- Massive Attack used to be adept at bringing lesser known vocalists in to the mainstream and making them shine.
- About half the songs have Spanish lyrics with a variety of sexy female vocalists that blend very well with the accompaniment.
- Their music is spellbinding at the best of times, yet in the hands of their vocalists, it can be out of this world.
- But he has done an awful lot to open the door for jazz pianists and vocalists to cross over into the mainstream.
- Most of the tunes are instrumental, though he drafts a few guest vocalists to quietly croon or blues-up the sound.
- Without the benefit of any of the guest vocalists, the band is still able to construct a coherent story.
- The Blood Brothers' two vocalists play off one another, entwining their lightspeed lyrics into one orgiastic mass of sound.
- What we've seen as well is the emergence of new female vocalists.
Synonyms singer, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste
Definition of vocalist in US English: vocalistnounˈvoʊkələstˈvōkələst A singer, typically one who regularly performs with a jazz or pop group. Example sentencesExamples - Jim loved the lyric and took the song into the studio with guest vocalists Collin Raye and Susan Ashton.
- Well we have 3 songwriters and 3 vocalists so we have a few different styles.
- This new album proves to be a modern day masterpiece laden with swirling strings, swing beats and guest vocalists a plenty.
- Mid-song, he calls up two backing vocalists to join him, and later adds a drummer.
- What we've seen as well is the emergence of new female vocalists.
- It's too bad the vocalists fade out near the beginning, instead of joining in to help take the mood over the top.
- The steady trickle of female, retro styled soul vocalists is threatening to become something of a deluge these days.
- Without the benefit of any of the guest vocalists, the band is still able to construct a coherent story.
- Massive Attack used to be adept at bringing lesser known vocalists in to the mainstream and making them shine.
- Lead vocalist Pamela Brennan is the best of the available vocalists here.
- Their music is spellbinding at the best of times, yet in the hands of their vocalists, it can be out of this world.
- Luckily this has been balanced out by a mixture of house beats, vocalists and a synthesizer.
- The Blood Brothers' two vocalists play off one another, entwining their lightspeed lyrics into one orgiastic mass of sound.
- Like all great vocalists, notes not words are her primary tools for communication.
- We've recruited mad Lizzy on keyboards and we're looking for female backing vocalists too.
- About half the songs have Spanish lyrics with a variety of sexy female vocalists that blend very well with the accompaniment.
- It's also proof that the Mamas were simply the finest group of vocalists to have ever found their way into a recording studio.
- But he has done an awful lot to open the door for jazz pianists and vocalists to cross over into the mainstream.
- He's a guest vocalist on a Sharon Robinson album in all but name, and that's a waste.
- Most of the tunes are instrumental, though he drafts a few guest vocalists to quietly croon or blues-up the sound.
Synonyms singer, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste
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