I once heard Cool Song #2 by MGMT without headphones and thought that it sounded like my voice until I listened closer.

  • @neocamel
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    51 year ago

    I’ve been told I sound like Tracy Chapman.

    …which would be a huge compliment, if I weren’t a middle aged white male.

    • rhythmisaprancer
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      I think it’s a compliment regardless! Some male US country music singer just covered Fast Car.

    • Chetzemoka
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      21 year ago

      Right? Like I know several singers with a similar vocal range as mine, but I couldn’t begin to tell you if any of them “sound like” my voice

  • @buedi@feddit.de
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    31 year ago

    Every single one of them sounds like me singing under the shower or when singing in my car.

  • @apis@beehaw.org
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    21 year ago

    Uh sort of, but only when she’s speaking.

    There’s a spoken bit on one of her tracks, and EVERY time am momentarily bamboozled into wondering why there’s a sample of me speaking playing out of the speakers.

    • @favrionOP
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      11 year ago

      You didn’t specify the artist.

  • @lcsmithmarston@beehaw.org
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    11 year ago

    Years ago, an old friend of mine came up to me after a gig and told me “you sound like Dave Grohl when you scream”. I’ve never been particularly convinced of that, but I found it interesting. To my own ears, I think Simone Felice, such as on Running Through My Head.

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    I’ve been told I sound almost exactly the same as Matt Bellamy from Muse.

    I don’t hear it myself, but I do like singing Muse. Then again, I don’t think I sound like me even when I record myself. What comes from the recording sounds so different than what it sounds like hearing it from my own mouth.