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Robert Lunte - I Can't Make You Love Me
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By Robert Lunte · Posted
Robert Lunte - Space Oddity/Major Tom (David Bowie) A study on thinner vocal fold configurations, exaggerated diction, and engagement of the articulators to achieve the desired vibe. And, of course, getting into character to tell the story. ENJOY -
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By Robert Lunte · Posted
WALKING DOWN MEMORY LANE. LIFE SEEM SO GODDAMN INSANE. IN MY BLUE RAIN! YOU KEEP HAUNTING MY SOUL EXCEPT FOR THE WINTER WINDS, I CRY ALONE AND I REMEMBER TIMES WHEN I SANG FOR YOU BUT NOW, THESE DUSTY SONGS, THEY'RE PLAYED OUT OF TUNE! -
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Jerome, getting some white noise on this track, do you hear that? -
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Hey Jerome! How you been? Love your music brother. Coach. -
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ALICE IN CHAINS' SONG "ROOSTER" IS ABOUT JERRY CANTRELL'S FATHER, WHO SERVED IN THE U.S. ARMY DURING THE VIETNAM WAR. THE NICKNAME "ROOSTER" WAS GIVEN TO CANTRELL SR. DURING HIS SERVICE. THE SONG DELVES INTO HIS EXPERIENCES IN THE WAR, THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF COMBAT, AND HIS EVENTUAL RETURN HOME. -
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Robert Lunte - Man In The Box SLIP ON YOUR HEADPHONES AND TURN UP THE VOLUME – IT TRULY ENHANCES THE EXPERIENCE! I PRESENT TO YOU MY HOMAGE TO A CITY WHERE I SPENT NEARLY THREE DECADES OF MY LIFE, BUILDING MEMORIES AND DREAMS. SEATTLE – A PLACE OF STUNNING BEAUTY, AN INFECTIOUS ENERGY THAT SPARKS CREATIVITY, AND THE BIRTHPLACE OF NUMEROUS ICONIC ROCK LEGENDS. DIVE IN AND ENJOY THE TRIBUTE! ENJOY! -
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True Story - Lyrics Below "BERLIN SKIES OF GRAY, SO COLD I CANNOT BREATH I LOST A FRAULINE IN THE STORM, A BLITZ I COULD NOT SEE BUT HERE I STAND, DEFIANTLY MENDING A HEART RIPPED TO SHREDS OF TRAGEDY BUT MY FACE TO THE WIND, I'M WASHED FROM MY SIN, BUT YOU STILL KEEP HAUNTING ME CHORUS WITH TIMELESS CHAINS, THERE'S NO ESCAPE YOU WALKED AWAY JUST WHEN I STARTED TO GET MY LIFE BACK UNDER ME SO MUCH TIME HAS PASSED SINCE THAT FATEFUL DAY. SO MUCH TIME HAS PASSED SINCE YOU TURNED AWAY." -
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By Robert Lunte · Posted
As singers, we are storytellers. Don’t forget that. WHEN SINGING, THE MOST ESSENTIAL THING TO REVEAL IS A STORY. AS SINGERS, WE ARE STORYTELLERS, LITERALLY. LYRICS, MELODY, EMOTIONAL OUTPUT, BACKED BY A SOUNDTRACK… WE DELIVER STORIES. In the art of singing, we have the unique ability to embody various characters within a narrative. We can take on the role of "the guide," an impartial narrator; "the hero," the central figure who faces and overcomes challenges; or "the victim," the individual or group affected by the unfolding events. The lyrics guide us in determining which persona to adopt and who narrates the tale. It's essential to remember that singing is an extension of musical theater. We are, in essence, nuanced performers and contemporary raconteurs. We might have gathered around a campfire in bygone eras, sharing tales with our community. Today, we weave our stories against technology and musical scores. To show up, I'd like to share a personal experience. I once loved deeply, only to face heartbreak when we parted ways. The pain was palpable when I saw her at a gathering surrounded by others. Yet, this story isn't just about heartache; it's about recognizing my shortcomings in the relationship, learning from them, and ultimately forgiving myself. By sharing this genuine account, I step into the hero's shoes. The underlying message for listeners is clear: We all err in matters of the heart. Instead of being consumed by remorse, learning, forgiving oneself, and becoming more resilient to move on is vital. THE SONG IS “THE FOOL THAT’S NOW FORGIVEN”… ENJOY. THE LYRICS: Click HERE >>> -
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HAS UNEXPECTED NEWS OF A LOVED ONE'S SUDDEN PASSING EVER REACHED YOU? THIS SONG TELLS THE STORY OF THAT EXPERIENCE. A SHOUT-OUT TO MOJAVE AUDIO FOR INVITING ME TO BURBANK TO SHOWCASE THEIR NEW MOJAVE MA-D DYNAMIC MICROPHONE IN THIS VIDEO. THIS IS A HIGHLY RECOMMENDED MICROPHONE. USED IN THIS PERFORMANCE. -
this is a song i recorded in my bedroom. a little pitchy as I felt melodyne took away from the vibe. -
By Robert Lunte · Posted
I believe everyone has felt like this before. It turns out this song is great for both male and female voices. Broken Hearts are equal opportunities for both genders. ENJOY! www.TheVocalistStudio.com -
By Robert Lunte · Posted
2:01 "Out of breath and squalid, distilling cryptic fantasies I. Here in the bogs of poison daylight. Chase me down unheard-of footways. Take me with you, evening chum. And render us fables, both eternal. I'm not convinced; this ain't the holy land! Where outcasts reign and never grow old. And never die!" -
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A tune I wrote years ago. Enjoy the belts in the bridge, physically, and the composition. -
By Robert Lunte · Posted
About love for animals and beautiful winter mountain landscapes. This song and performance have helped me to express my feelings about my move to the Wood River Valley, near the resort in Ketchum/Sun Valley, ID. One of the best decisions I ever made. ENJOY
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Marcus & Jens