Analyzing Woozi ballads (1 Viewer)

[maruberry]

Woozi's ballads have a very distinct sound and form to them.
They don't ALL have ALL of these characteristics, but these are the general things I've noted of.

1. Splitting words into different phrases. He will leave 1 half of a word in one phrase DEEP BREATH other half of the world in another phrase. That makes the flow sound a lot more continuous and leads one phrase into another.

2. DEEEEEEP Breaths. In a Woozi Ballad, you will hear them breathing. Not just breathing, but the ends of phrases will sound like the singer is sighing.

3. Verse - pre-chorus - chorus - pre-chorus - chorus - bridge - chorus. A lot of Woozi ballads only have like 1 Verse part. Most notably Hug and What Kind of a Future.

4. Sung very simply. No fancy singing. No runs. Sung just like talking.

5. Very little long notes if at all.

6. They sound almost wavy? Like the rythm and tone and overall. It will be soft soft harder softer soft soft harder softer soft soft. I don't know how else to explain it.... They are just... waby...


I hope you all learnt something about Woozi ballads here. They are amazing, go check 'em out!

 

[dnb]

If you wanted someone who's not familiar with Kpop to listen to a Woozi ballad, which song would you pick?

 

[maruberry]

If you wanted someone who's not familiar with Kpop to listen to a Woozi ballad, which song would you pick?

This one DEFINETLY! Well I would pick What kind of a future, but no studio version for that so no...