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Posted by No one on May-12-2005 17:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Wicked Neo

Sinead O'Connor
Sarah McLachlan

Agreed.

Posted by sandstorm03 on May-12-2005 17:54:

Melinda Gareh (white water - the unknown & Hardwick/smith & pledger - connected)

Posted by Blue. on May-12-2005 19:15:

quote:
Originally posted by robospanker

I take that with a grain of salt considering your taste in vocal talent

Posted by h0tsweetbabyd0l on May-12-2005 21:31:

to me jan johnston all the way

Posted by robospanker on May-12-2005 22:22:

can someone post a pic of Jan Johnston?

we already saw Justine.... ugh

Posted by Blue. on May-12-2005 22:43:

quote:
Originally posted by robospanker
can someone post a pic of Jan Johnston?

we already saw Justine.... ugh

There's 4 pics up there how many more do you need.

Posted by LazarusDJ on May-12-2005 23:01:

Justine Suissa
Tiff Lacey
Jan Johnston
Carrie Skipper

Probably my faves at the mo.

Posted by fbgdavidson on May-12-2005 23:21:

Justine Suissa on the left...can't find the original bigger version.

Posted by Hydarnes on May-13-2005 16:57:

Posted by vatoloco77 on May-13-2005 17:14:

Some of the best Female Vocals:

Carla Werner (Paul Oakenfold - Southern Sun)
Nicola Hitchcock (Tiesto - In my memery)

&

The Vocals in

Iio - Rapture
Iio - Smooth

Does anyone know the name of the singer????

Other nice trance-vocals come from;

Singer of the Cranberries - (Cranberries - Shattered bootleg)
Lunik - (Lunik - Through your eyes - Groovejack remix)

Posted by Hydarnes on May-13-2005 17:40:

Nadia Ali is the name of iio's vocalist.

You should see the Armin Van Buuren edit video for Rapture, very good.

Posted by Gladius on May-13-2005 18:13:

Kirsty Hawkshaw
Sarah McLachlan

stop whining about their looks plz...

Posted by Hydarnes on May-13-2005 18:35:

Here's Kirsty, the elven goddess:

Posted by 3xx3r7 on May-14-2005 01:21:

Sinead O'Connor

Jan Johnston is awful. Many times, especially in live performances she can't hold the tone of her voice. Sounds like a constipated diseased cow, lol.

Posted by Hydarnes on May-15-2005 12:31:

Sinead is very good, although I can't say that any of her songs really struck me.

Posted by SkooB_E on May-15-2005 18:31:

IMO Elizabeth Fields from the song Solar Stone Pres. Elizabeth Fields - Speak In Sympathy. The best vocals in a EDM production ever.

Posted by regulate on May-15-2005 19:12:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
I love Anita Kelsey!!!

+1

Posted by Fearless One on May-15-2005 19:33:

Annie Lennox in some trance tracks sounds greate... for example, Annie Lennox-A Thousand Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden Techfunk Mix)

Posted by Hydarnes on May-16-2005 13:13:

quote:
Originally posted by regulate
+1

BTW, which Anita Kelsey song(s) do you have in mind? Signum's production? She has a great voice, but from what I've heard, none of her songs are very stellar.

Posted by raph93 on May-16-2005 14:21:

Mavie Marcos & Jes (from Motorcycle)

Posted by dj tek on May-16-2005 16:04:

green velvet

Posted by NYCTrancefan on May-16-2005 17:02:

Who is the vocalist for Luminary - My World (Hydroid mix) she sounds pretty smooth.

Posted by djGT on May-16-2005 21:40:

quote:
Originally posted by robospanker
i think Jan Johnston is hot.
someone needs to post a pic.... POST IT!

I took pic with Jan taken a couple of months ago at a gig in LA!

Posted by Floorfiller on May-16-2005 21:49:

i still don't think women like sarah mclachlan, tori amos, dido etc...

should be considered among EDM vocalists. they are mainstream singers and just because their songs get remixed doesn't make them trance vocalists. i mean seriously...they are fucking good...that's why they have solo careers that are very successful...

Posted by integlspwr on May-16-2005 22:43:

im gonna have ot say the vocals from saetllite, and maybe ayumi hamasaki for a mainstream remixed artist.

also the vocal from motorcycle.

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