When a song’s final chorus drops away all of the regular backing music found in the other choruses, so all that remains are vocals and sometimes a drum beat? Easy example would be ‘Hold On’ by Wilson Phillips.
Regular chorus is at 0:45, and the part I’m looking for a term/name of is at 2:47.
I would love to be able to search for new music that include one of these vocal breakdowns but can never find it.
Any help appreciated!
Like kissed by a rose? I think that is called a SEAL
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The Hemoglobin Trotters
The voice and production on that track is as good as it gets.
I always think of it as a "vocal breakdown".
Wouldn't that be a "bridge"?
I know there’s pain.
The breakdown
About 3 minutes in (kyrie eleison by Mr Mister)
Again 3 minutes into En vogue’s “Never Gonna Get It”
A voice actually calls out the ‘breakdown’
A Capella breakdown, something like that
En Vogue - Never Gonna Get It "Now, it's tiiiiime for the breakdown!"
Not sure why you got downvoted, "bridge" is the correct term here, especially in OP's example since the part they're referring to sets up for a return to a "full" chorus.
Not sure why I got downvoted, either. It would make more sense and be more proactive to "correct" me instead of anonymously negging me. Bur that's the internet, I guess.
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