how is it that you can lose your accent when you sing a song in english..?

Answer 1

Yes i've noticed that as well

Answer 2

If the singers are experienced then this may be to do with their practise. whilst making a song in a language the form of the mouth and pronunciation of words will the two help or preclude the singer in being waiting to realize the main suitable sound, observe and/or volume a maximum suitable accessory have confidence it or not will help with this. In making a song practise the 'suited' sound of vowels is generally used as a heat up activity for this reason....

Answer 3

Yes I know, it's crazy! Expecially if you have an enlish accent and you sing in english, thats just strange. I guess you'd just sound a little fruity if you tried to keep your accent....

Answer 4

What? Anyone who speaks english can notice an accent when someone is singing and english is not their first languge.

Answer 5

I know what you mean dude, I wonder how some do it.

AC/DC shows the accent with the song Big Balls, though. But they have to stop and TALK it to tell they're Australian.

Answer 6

It's very interesting that it happens no matter what your native language. Only in country/western music do the accents remain. I do not know why this happens but it makes me question the integrity of country music.

Answer 7

My guess is when people sing, they are vocalizing slower which allows them to say the word better and not rushing like when ppl are talking or rapping.

Answer 8

you use different chords and muscles when you sing.
People who stutter when they speak can sing without stuttering
apparently you're voice can change drastically, depending on the vocal training!

Answer 9

mae bee betsee no

Answer 10

same thing applies to almost every language