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Artists / Chella Current #3,702 All Time #1,746 $W££T M£L0D¥ + ₽$¥¢#0 T£@R${Sweet melody-psycho tears}Mad men has feelings too...more Country/Region : Nigeria Songs(0) Albums(0) Playlists(0) Listen to Chella’s new songs including and many more. Enjoy Chella’s latest songs and explore the Chella’s new music albums. If you want to download Chella songs MP3, use the Boomplay App to download the Chella songs for free. Discover Chella’s latest songs, popular songs, trending songs all on Boomplay. Chella Biography $W££T M£L0D¥ + ₽$¥¢#0 T£@R${Sweet melody-psycho tears}Mad men has feelings too Comments (33) New Comments（33） Stubborn bird 007 Nice hit chella 001 of music for a reason Much love bro youngman184625654 keep it up bro you have my support always [0x1f621][0x1f621][0x1f621][0x1f621] marvel victor King of songs love so much may God Almighty protect you Doctor5501 NationaNational na National national national Abby’s 169112676 I too love this iweriweri song it's my number one song can't get enough of it keep moving forward and higher my role model chella [0x1f623][0x1f623][0x1f641] GENTLE SOUL99 sweeety melody[0x1f47b][0x1f47b][0x1f47b] GENTLE SOUL99 hey chella u too goood ajeh FAQs about Chella Where is Chella from? He is from Nigeria.

Vibrato!Now, with this exercise, you may feel very silly getting those notes to wobble with your hand.But that’s just the start! Once you learn to add a bit more vibrato to your singing, you won’t believe how much control you have over it.Vocal Control Step #7: Sing SongsHere’s the ugly truth:Nobody cares about how well you can sing vocal exercises.You’re here to learn to sing songs better!In fact, the point of all the singing techniques I’m showing you is to give you the vocal control you need in order to sing songs well.Why use singing exercises to help you sing songs?Here’s the truth:Singing songs is WAY harder than doing a bunch of vocal warm ups!Why is that?Well, in songs, everything is changing all the time: the melody, the vowels, consonants and dynamics are in constant motion.But in vocal warm ups, we’re keeping something constant so that you can train the vocal control you need to do it in a song.In fact, the whole point of warm ups is to train your voice to do things that you can’t do very well yet.So if you’re already singing the vocal warm ups very well, let’s see if you can apply that same idea to a song.One of the best ways to do that is to select a phrase from a song that you’re working with and replace the melody with a vocal exercise that you’ve had success with.That way, you’re applying the same vocal exercise to the harder melody of a song.So without further ado, here’s my favorite exercise for improving vocal control in songs:One Simple Way to Improve Your Songs Immediately1. Select a phrase from a song that’s been giving you a hard time.2. Next, sing the melody of the song but replace the words with an exercise that works well

Joined Oct 7, 2015 RedCents 31¢ #1 Bard has both 7 and 14 day suspensions recently. Playing him strictly with ISBoxer now. It seems like Melody was unreliable. I found that some item clicks will lock up your songs completely and you have to zone to be able to cast.Experimented a lot and found some in-game socials that work nearly 100% of the time without locking up the songs and ensuring that Melody gets played every time I engage a mob. Keep in mind I'm hitting a key on my SK and using ISBoxer to hit the appropriate key on the bard.1. When I first engage a mob I invoke this social. I want to target what my MA has on target, then turn on attack, then use my bard epic, and then begin playing my melody. If I'm very good about mob placement I don't even have to adjust the bard's positioning. But routinely I play the bard on a separate PC and watch that his swings are hitting the mob. I found that if I /melody with no other parameters it will stop any melody that might be playing. Then I hit the epic that would normally lock up my song gems before launching the melody correctly.2. After a short delay to give my caster's time to slow and debuff the mob, I then hit a different key on my SK that causes my bard to use some discs and skills. I found the disc was best to be at the end here:3. After yet more delay during which the casters would be doing some nukes I hit yet a 3rd key on the SK that does further damage:4. When the mob is done the bard continues to play those songs that do not require a target. Since this is end-game stuff I don't have to worry much about the bard grabbing aggro and dying. The SK is on KissAssist with a good Aggro management section. It means the tank has the good bard songs already active when the mob gets into camp. Here is my song loadout

A national anthem is a patriotic song that is sung or played on official occasions as a special sign of respect for a country. National anthems and patriotic songs serve to unite a people in their common hopes and ideals. The origin of many national anthems is unknown. Often a melody was already popular as a folk song when someone set a patriotic text to it. Only a few melodies were actually written to be national anthems. The most famous of these is the anthem of Germany, which was originally composed for Austria by the great composer, Franz Joseph Haydn. Several older national anthems and patriotic songs have the same melodies but different words. The Ghana anthem “God Bless Our Homeland Ghana” which was written by Philip Gbeho is often sang by schoolchildren every morning. The British anthem, “God Save the Queen”, has provided the melody for patriotic songs in Denmark, Germany, Russia, Switzerland, and many English-speaking areas of the world. In the United States the words of “America” are sung to this same melody. “God Save the Queen” first appeared as a tune in 1619. It was written by the English composer John Bull. The first public performance of the anthem took place on September 28, 1745. The national anthem of the United States was written during the War of 1812 by Francis Scott Key, a Baltimore lawyer, was aboard one of the British ships that attacked Fort McHenry.Citizens of every country hold its national anthem in high esteem. During the on-going Africa Cup of Nations the national anthem of every team is played before the match commences. Credit : Tell me more

Of my life and I am privileged to have been able to do what I love most and to be successful at it. I would have to say that melody […]The post What’s more important, the melody or the lyric? appeared first on MasterWriter.]]> Some people think melody rules and others think it’s the lyrics and there are strong arguments that support both beliefs. I’ve been a songwriter all of my life and I am privileged to have been able to do what I love most and to be successful at it. I would have to say that melody came easier to me than lyrics and as a result, melody has served me well and is probably responsible for most of my hits. However in the songwriting process over the years, my lyrics continued to improve as I came to realize just how important they are if your goal is to write great songs. Songs that will touch the emotions in a way that can never be accomplished with just melody or with just lyrics.On the other hand, if you put the art and the craft aside and just look at the odds, I would have to say the odds of getting a hit are in your favor when you have a great melody. One of the reasons is that melody grabs you immediately and is the path of least resistance to your emotions. Lyrics take time and repetition to sink in, but when they do, they go much deeper