What is your favorite language lyrically and vocally?
For me, being Danish, I can appreciate the lyrics of Danish music, but I can't stand the language when sung (rap is acceptable).
My favorite languages purely in terms of how they sound in singing is Icelandic and Japanese though. Been listening a lot to some Japanese folkpop stuff recently, and I don't understand 99% of it, but I just love the way the language sounds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGPJM_66Rs4
For the language, English, because I speak it.
For the sound of the language, French usually sounds very appealing to me. I very much like Harmonium and Stereolab.
For the accent, Irish.
>>60578234
Oh yeah, I love Irish and Scottish accents.
I was at a Joanna Newsom concert in Berlin earlier this month, and Alasdair Roberts opened for her, and I love his accent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7etEIyy4Z4
Rec some Irish music, don't know much.
>>60578396
Here ya go
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VK_caqXhbXU
>>60578234
You have no idea how much I hate Harmonium. I'm from QC and one of my uncles fucking listened to them 24/7. Glad he's dead now
>>60578895
sounds like your uncle was a swell guy
>>60578645
Thanks anon, this is great.
>>60578135
I really like the Swedish language in song. This for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePbYeUW8ygQ
Also, I'm also Danish and I pretty much agree on what you write on the language when its sung. Few exceptions though. It fits surprisingly well with black metal because of all the guttural and ugly sounds we make when we talk.
I speak English, but Italian and Spanish are just mellifluous, spoken or sung.
Japanese is harsh as fuck. It's like an icepick in the ear.
>>60580618
What Japanese music have you been listening to?
Italian > Spanish > German > French >> English
German is cool, but only on very specific cases. Same for French. English is bad.
>>60580618
How funny. I made almost the same exact comment yesterday on another board.
>>60578135
Portuguese or Turkish are nice to me
Japanese is an acquired taste but can work for some music incredibly well
>>60578135
i always liked how dansk sounded. it's like german with french pronunciation. don't be so hard on your language, brah.
portuguese makes me cum when i hear it sung. and castellano spanish.
