But if the bugs get ironed out, Sing will almost certainly replace a night of YouTube karaoke at home. I especially missed a great KJ’s ability to cue up songs, to keep the party bumping, to tweak the mix so you sound better, and to alter pitch or tempo for those who want to bend the song to their will. There’s abandon in setting yourself in the hands of someone else’s system, letting a KJ run the night or letting a private room become your own sweaty, disco-ball-lit party spot. The Bradley Cooper “Jewface” Backlash Is Worse Than Just Misguidedĭoes Sing replace a night at a karaoke bar? Not exactly. What’s Fact and What’s Fiction in Painkiller, Netflix’s Hit Show About the Opioid CrisisĪ Welfare-Bashing Country Song Has Made an Unknown a Superstar.
(This was lucky, as once again, the lyrics disappeared from the TV for no apparent reason.) (It’s a cautionary tale, and by the end we were all near tears.) Ashley had performed “ I Sing the Body Electric” from Fame as her audition piece her freshman year in high school, and she still remembered every word. Rachel delivered a melancholy rendition of Harry Chapin’s “ Flowers Are Red,” a song she used to play for teachers in the school where she once worked. Matt, it turned out, went to a lot of clubs in the late ’90s and loved singing vaguely Euro anthems like Real McCoy’s “ Another Night.” Alia seized the opportunity to sing the songs she loves from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and, as everyone cracked up at “ Let’s Generalize About Men,” she likely earned the show a few more viewers. Soon, they too were searching the catalog for karaoke obscurities, and each of us revealed sides of our taste and musical history that were complete surprises to the others. “ Whoa! Listen to me! I’m on the stereo! Stereo!” I hollered, hopping around as my friends looked on with bemusement. I chose a Pavement song I’d always wanted to sing, but which, naturally, I’d never found in a karaoke bar. It was when we started branching out from our karaoke standards that Sing really started to shine.
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