Mariah Carey Looks Back Hearing Herself On Radio For The 1st Time
. "I was in Manhattan, with a friend, and I was listening to the radio when the song came on the radio," Carey recalled. "I never thought that that single, it was "Vision of Love" which would be a No. 1 song, would turn out to be something that people would associate with me because it didn't sound like what was happening in radio at that moment, musically. And yet, it worked. Thank God." When she says it didn't sound like what was happening at the moment, Carey refers more to the vocals than the production, the latter being fairly typical of late '80s adult contemporary pop (the single was released early in 1990). But her use of the highest register of human voice, the whistle register, was extremely unusual. more on this story Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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