Sia And New York City Gay Men's Chorus Perform "Chandelier " @ Trailblazers

Another performance of Chandelier you cry! Well hold on a minute! Once again the Diva has brought something new to the table with her staging, calling for another post

Singing at an LGBT shindig for LogoTv, the diva, who was still showing us her back, was joined on stage by the music video's choreographer, Ryan Heffington, and the New York City's Gay Men's chorus. It was a slightly surreal, but entirely enjoyable affair.

[Watch] Glastonbury 2014: Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Ray has started the festival circus, and what better place to showcase her rockier-tinged new album, Ultraviolence, than Glastonbury's main stage!

Fans of her old material fret not, though! The diva actually dedicated most of her (almost an) hour set to past hits and fan favourites.

But was it any good? watch and find out!

[Free For All Friday]

It's raining....yay!

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Inappropriate hugs to all of y'all (hi-fives to the underagers), and wishing you an awesome weekend!

[Watch] Mariah Carey Tackles (Live) The Impossible 'Heavenly' Like A Vocal Beast!

How in the hamburger did I miss Mariah Carey's mini concert, Home In Concert?

[Vocal Profile] Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez

Vocal Type: Lyric Soprano
Vocal Range: C3-Bb5 (2 Octaves 5 notes and a semi tone)*
Whistle Register: No
Vocal Pluses: On the whole, Jennifer Lopez possesses a light voice that is well connected throughout the registers. For the most part the Diva prefers to stick to her middle range when singing, as it's where she finds the best tone and stability- with a smooth, easy sound [Hear: On The Floor].

Her lower range is where she loses vocal confidence, though surprisingly she is able to sing down to a G3 with some ease. Even at the lower end of the third octave, the Diva manages to maintain the character and tone of the voice [Hear: Jenny from the Block ], but this suffers the lower she goes.

[New Music] Kiesza Does it again with Second Single "Giant In My Heart"

Kiesza came out of nowhere to rule the charts and airwaves with her single, the 90's-inpsired Hideaway.

[Music Video] Mary J. Blige - "Suitcase"

Mary J. Blige has released the video for her new song Suitcase, and it's giving me Russian Roulette teas (which is good thing!). The song itself I'd somehow managed to avoid listening to until now- despite it being leaked and a lyric video hitting YouTube. Still, I'm pleasantly surprised by it on first spin.

[Listen] Sam Smith Bravely Covers The Legendary Whitney Houston

I know we spoke about Sam Smith earlier in the week, but that's no way reason enough not to make another post -especially when he goes and covers the iconic Whitney Houston.

[Vocal Profile] Amerie

Amerie

Vocal Type:Light Lyric Soprano
Vocal Range:3 octaves C#3-C#6
Vocal Pluses: Amerie possesses not only a highly emotive voice, but demonstrates a versatility in tone, timbre and colour not often displayed by the average RnB singer.

The lower range of the voice is where Amerie struggles, displaying a tone which can not only sound unhealthy, flat and unsupported, but can also sometimes be abrasive to the ear- depending on the context of the material she is singing. For example, All I Have's softer and generally more pleasing delivery contrasts greatly to Dangerous, where the more serrated edge to the voice can be less so.

Within the mid-range the tone lifts and the timbre intensifies into a far more pleasing sound. This area is generally well supported and the tone is exceptionally cleaner right up to a D5- evident in such songs as That’s What U R, where a sweeter, more sensual tone is displayed. The chest voice is incredibly versatile, and has evolved from her debut album- where it was significantly cleaner- to now, where it has a more prominent rasp, giving the voice a distinctive sound.

[Watch] Coldplay And Kylie Minogue Duet @ 2014 Sydney Show.

Coldplay were joined on stage by one of our favorite Divas -Ms. Kylie Minogue- when it came time for an encore during their show in Australia.