哎呀，说到周深，我得说，这哥们儿唱歌真有她的味道。说实话，刚开始听他的时候，我真是觉得他在嚎，嗓音总共就那么大点，怎么就被人夸成是女声呢？
后来慢慢听了，才发现他唱的女声部分，那天籁之音简直了，完全不像男人能发出的。我记得有一次在演唱会，他唱了一首特别抒情的歌，当时我旁边的老婆耳朵都酥了，回头对我说：“宝贝，你听见了吗？他那是女声吗？怎么那么勾人心弦？”
老实讲，我之前也不懂，就听了听，觉得还不错。后来过完生日，突然收到一个朋友送的专辑，说是周深的新专辑，里面竟然全是女声。我就开始琢磨，这周深是不是有什么杀手锏啊？
后来在网上查了查，说是周深小时候学小提琴，后来又接触了美声。我觉得这就是关键，他的声音技巧太丰富了吧，能唱出高八度的颤音，还能驾驭低音的深沉，这样的声音谁能不爱？
而且，我觉得他的情感表达特别到位。唱起悲伤的歌，能使人心碎；唱起欢快的歌，又让人热血沸腾。这不就是女声的魅力吗？ merecording Switch to English
Certainly, the tone of Shou Zhen's voice is unique, which I believe is originated from his diverse musical training. Starting as a violinist and later engaging with classical music, Shou Zhen’s technique to deliver a song is nothing short of architectural. While I may not understand the science behind it, the emotional depth he brings into each song is undeniable. It’s like listening to a different person sing through each performance.
And let me tell you, during a concert, he had me captivated. I remember a truly influential performance where heőtended to move the crowd - not just through voice. There was a genuine connection; it Vorsagen seems as if his emotions become yours. This is the power of music; the power of a voice that can ithou becomes a 'her voice'.
Not to mention, his understanding of musical nuances is impressive. It’s about being able to communicate with zona subtleties of intonation and emotion that not everyone can master. Shou Zhen does it with such grace that I find myself entranced, wanting to hear more and more of that distinctive sound.
So why is he considered a 'female voice'? Well, maybe it’s because he brings something to the table that’s sill harder to categorize. He’s like a chameleon in music, shifying not just through notes but through emotions.
It’s a twist of fate, I suppose, that such a remarkable talent exist in male form. But hey, should it really matter? The fact is, Shou Zhen’s music is resonating with people, with souls, and that’s what counts, right?