I work with a lot of beginning singers, and I'm always amazed by them. If you have a song that's really driven by rhythm, it's going to affect you in a kind of pulsing way. And then it goes into the song itself. But once you try, you start to feel part of something larger. There's also gospel singing on Flight .
Gospel is so high, releasing, rejuvenating.
So, we take listeners into many kinds of music, to try to open up their voices in all those different ways. At times, they even sounded guttural, growly, or birdlike. On Flight , we demonstrate vocalizations that might sound like animals, birds, or the wind. There are vast ways to use your voice and your body. No matter what sounds you make, if you think of it in a musical way, you can put it into your music.