Hi JustinOtherSinger,
Thanks alot for your in depth response and for taking the time to listen to my singing.
Sorry for taking so long to reply but I've been battling the cold and sore throat for a few days now so I haven't had the time to respond.
I think I get what you mean by this whole resonance through vowel placement technique.
I can hear the (eee) sound at 1:02 that you pointed out and I had the feeling you would mention that because it does stand out alot !
In the voice lessons I practice singing different vowels in scales to exercise the voice. In the song clip above I experimented at 1:02 using this (eee) sound that I had been practicing through scales to see if that would make it easier to sing the note or if it would make a nicer sounding note.
Overall I think it made it easier to sing the note and I could definitely feel the buzz/resonance when I sang the note.
So are suggesting that whatever song I sing, I should sing the notes of the song in the same way as my vowel scales, or in other words, with this resonance ? I would have thought that singing in this way would give a more robotic/less natural (eeeee/ooooo/iiiii/aaaaa) etc. sound or that it would be more suited to the likes of opera singing with long constant notes etc. ?
And what exactly does explosive resonance mean in terms of the listeners perspective ? What qualities will you hear in the voice of someone singing with explosive resonance ? And should I be working towards this resonance in my singing ?
Finally, I don't fully understand what you mean by over-sized vowels if you can expand on that ?
Remember I don't have much knowledge on this whole topic of resonance,vowel placement etc. hence I'm asking so many questions so that I can understand and start using these techniques asap ! :)