I love singing especially Bathroom singing
Aparently it is becoming a widespread phenomenon so you are certainly not alone!
So what type of singing is that classified as?
now thats a question! im not sure but it seems that the multiple surfaces especially types enriches the sound of your voice.
How does it work as explained?
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This habit was reported (with an attempt of explanations) centuries ago. For example, Ibn Khaldun in Chapter 1 of his "Muqaddimah" writes:
The bathroom singer is an ironic reference to mediocre or amateur singers.
Jon Anderson had tiles installed in the studio, to simulate the echo effect of one's vocals in a bathroom.
This effect was not used only by singers. Paul Simon wrote:
"Weird Al" Yankovic in fact in 1979 recorded his first single,
but-impressive run of Further Seems Forever [...] It might have played well in person, but simply does not translate to disc. Production values are so-so at best, with a rough sound mix and home-video quality camera work." He noted the performance of "The Moon Is Down" as "especially sloppy" and remarked that while Bunch's singing had sounded "terrific" on "Hide Nothing", "the singer seems out of his league here, out of breath on 'New