Introduction
Adele is a well-known musician in the world. Her music is
always appealing to her fans and listeners making her both famous and popular
at the same time. Her strong and ambitious vocal strength makes her very unique
among other musicians both locally and internationally, this is because her
voice is unique and is able to pass across the message she intends to
Her voice type is ‘mezzo-soprano’. She uses her voice well
in her songs to be able to express herself efficiently in her songs. Her voice
has two octaves and three notes which is summarized as c3-f5. Adele has a
balanced head voice. It is a positive trait that she is gifted with and uses it
to produce intriguing songs which always leave her fans demanding for me. She
professionally alters her tone to create different timbres in her songs
Adele was born 5’Th May 1988. She started her career
immediately after completing her college education. She was studying at Brit
School for Performing Arts and Technology. Among her last days in school, they
were doing a project with her friends. One of her friends posted a record on
‘My Space’ in 2006. In the same year XL recordings, gave her a recording
contract where her career began. Adele has been able to emulate her role models
such as, listen to the words of her directors and producers
Conclusion
She has adversely used her degree in her career. This is
because as she was studying music she learnt a lot about setting, equalizing,
altering and balancing tones in her music. She learnt about music recording,
production and management
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