Ariana Grande responded to criticism about a change in her speaking voice after an interview clip went viral, explaining that she intentionally changes her tone to protect her singing voice.
The clip was taken from an interview on the Podcrushed podcast with You actor Penn Badgley. In the footage, big He begins by talking about recording new music in a deeper voice, before moving into a higher register.
Captioned “the voice change??”, it went viral on video-sharing app TikTok as fans commented on the difference in the American star’s tone.
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Grande herself has now chimed in with her own comment, explaining that the change was due to “habit (speaking like this for two years) and also vocal health.”
“(I) intentionally change my vocal placement (high/low) often depending on how much I sing,” he said. “I’ve always done this BYE.”
During the interview, Grande teased details of more new music, following the release of her seventh studio album Eternal Sunshine in March.
“I went to the studio the day after the Met (Gala) and stayed for like 10 days and was literally living there,” he said. “I’ve been writing a lot, and maybe there will be more. I’d like to do a deluxe book at some point.”
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Earlier this month, Grande revealed that a new remix of her song The Boy Is Mine will be released on Friday, featuring American singers Brandy and Monica, who released the original song on which the new song is based in 1998. .
The singer, known for hits such as Tears Left To Cry, One Last Time, Into You and Thank U, Next, released her debut album in 2013 and has topped the UK charts with her last five albums in a row.
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Fans will also see the former Nickelodeon star return to acting later this year, playing good witch Glinda opposite Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba in the two-part film. film adaptation of the stage musical Wicked.
The first of the two films is scheduled for release in November.
In March, she She officially divorced her ex-husband Dalton Gómez after almost three years of marriage.
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