Rafael Lao Wai
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One of my favorite activities is singing, and I noticed that when I'm bloated, It's very hard to sing without straining the throat, not to mention that the frequency of breathing increases, since the edema takes up space in the belly area.
When I'm listening to a song, I like watching the recorded live version, to see how the singer behaves. One of the bands that I listen to the most is probably Keane, especially their first album, as well as their live shows from 2003- 2004( which there are quite a lot of, as far as I know). The lead singer Tom Chaplin seems to have a very big lung capacity. He can sing without straining his voice, and he can exhale for a long time too. In all of the videos that I've seen from them performing, he seems to have a consistently flat belly. I never saw any bloating on his mid- section. He does have bloating on his face sometimes, which is interesting.
He's also very tall, which probably means he had access to good food while growing up, and satisfied his nutritional needs at least decently. He does seem to have a narrow palate though( mouth-breathing/ lack of mewing?).
From the bands that you listen to, did any singer stand out as having a lot of exhaling/ lung capacity?
When I'm listening to a song, I like watching the recorded live version, to see how the singer behaves. One of the bands that I listen to the most is probably Keane, especially their first album, as well as their live shows from 2003- 2004( which there are quite a lot of, as far as I know). The lead singer Tom Chaplin seems to have a very big lung capacity. He can sing without straining his voice, and he can exhale for a long time too. In all of the videos that I've seen from them performing, he seems to have a consistently flat belly. I never saw any bloating on his mid- section. He does have bloating on his face sometimes, which is interesting.
He's also very tall, which probably means he had access to good food while growing up, and satisfied his nutritional needs at least decently. He does seem to have a narrow palate though( mouth-breathing/ lack of mewing?).
From the bands that you listen to, did any singer stand out as having a lot of exhaling/ lung capacity?