This woman has the voice of an angel, she brings me to tears

[steve2470]

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

1. I hear the voice of C3P0 ...

... so highly filtered, corrected, augmented by electronic means, that there doesn't seem to be a human voice there.

But I'm an old fuddy-duddy who would rather listen to the pure voice of a Maria Callas, Nina Simone, or Joan Baez.

Maybe this is the voice of the future, or the voice of Europe. I'll listen to it again ..

Thanks for posting!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. I agree. I'd like to hear her without all the electronic stuff.

She might have a great voice but I'd rather hear it straight up.

[BlueJazz]

6. I think you'd like this >

[chknltl]

8. Well I absolutely did, thank you. nt

[Xyzse]

2. I'll try to listen to this later.

The picture was kinda distracting.

[steve2470]

4. Stine Grove

http://www.stinegrove.com/

She was pretty active in the Electronic Dance Music world.

http://www.stinegrove.com/Biography.html

[olddots]

5. oy veh

My life is over .

[chknltl]

7. I liked her voice even if it was filtered or enhanced.

I am not a huge EDM fan but I feel her voice works quite nicely here. I dunno, art to me is about creating emotion, if this moves you to tears, I get it. I've my own artists that move me with their art. Relevantly relatable here: I love Lindsey Stirling for EDM and Jackie Evancho as a female vocalist. Jackie's voice to my ear is unenhanced while Stirling's music is obviously quite layered with all sorts of electronic/non electronic sounds. I love their art equally, or to paraphrase you, they both move me to tears. I don't care how their final product is derived, it's an art and like any fan will tell you: I know what I like. My hat is off to all artists, it is not often easy being them but sometimes the rewards are great, even greater I think, for us their fans.