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Cursive singing
(pictured). Cursive singing, or indie singing, is a singing technique in which the vocalist elongates vowels, frequently leaves out consonants at the end of words, and blends words in a run-on manner. The style creates an effect that can be described as "dreamy" or "playful" and is sometimes reminiscent of yodeling. As of the 2020s, cursive singing remains common in popular music, as well as among amateur singers.
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(pictured). Cursive singing, or indie singing, is a singing technique in which the vocalist elongates vowels, frequently leaves out consonants at the end of words, and blends words in a run-on manner. The style creates an effect that can be described as "dreamy" or "playful" and is sometimes reminiscent of yodeling. As of the 2020s, cursive singing remains common in popular music, as well as among amateur singers.
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