I love her voice - Noemie Wolfs
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audio.bill
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Very nice find Joe, her voice is quite mesmerizing!
Amazing voice. Beautiful girl too.
NorthStar
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Very nice Joe, I like her very much so. ...Her voice, the music too.
Orichinals
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@ Socfan12: Yes, it's the same Hooverphonic, but your album is their first album, out of year 1996 and when Noemie Wolfs came in, is just since last 3 years.
They have grown to what is now more mainstream. On their first album "A New Hooverphonic Sound Spectular", it all sounds more like a journey of experience in sounds, classical music and trip hop.
I know since they were called "Hoover", but that was short before the name-change in Hooverphonic (because of autorrights).
I've got their first album under the name Hoover, but if you listen through their music in all the years, you will recognize their grow and it all fall into place.
They have grown to what is now more mainstream. On their first album "A New Hooverphonic Sound Spectular", it all sounds more like a journey of experience in sounds, classical music and trip hop.
I know since they were called "Hoover", but that was short before the name-change in Hooverphonic (because of autorrights).
I've got their first album under the name Hoover, but if you listen through their music in all the years, you will recognize their grow and it all fall into place.
Orichinals
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Yes, it's the same Hooverphonic, but your album is their first, out of 1996 and when Noemie Wolfs came at Hooverphonic, is since 2011.
So between those years the make musical grow and if you listen to their other albums, you will recognixe the grow.
At "A New Hooverphonic Sound Spectular" is the music overall experimental, like a mix of trip hop, classical music and indie pop.
Nowadays it sounds more mainstream, with more pop, with jazz and classical influence.
I've their first album under the name Hoover, that was their name before they changed it, because of authorrights, in Hooverphonic.
Noemie is their 5th female singer, before there were Liesje Sadonius, Kyoko Baertsoen, Esther Lybeert and Geike Arnaert, just in that order, Geike sing for more than 15 years at Hooverphonic.
For me is Geike's voice, the voice of Hooverphonic, but she's trying to take care of her own career.
The boys of Hooverphonic find with Noemie Wolfs the voice the were looking, since they've started Hooverphonic, they say.
Noemie's voice is more flexible and fits more with the musical style they try to reach for.
I'm fine with it, as long as they make their own style of music.
So between those years the make musical grow and if you listen to their other albums, you will recognixe the grow.
At "A New Hooverphonic Sound Spectular" is the music overall experimental, like a mix of trip hop, classical music and indie pop.
Nowadays it sounds more mainstream, with more pop, with jazz and classical influence.
I've their first album under the name Hoover, that was their name before they changed it, because of authorrights, in Hooverphonic.
Noemie is their 5th female singer, before there were Liesje Sadonius, Kyoko Baertsoen, Esther Lybeert and Geike Arnaert, just in that order, Geike sing for more than 15 years at Hooverphonic.
For me is Geike's voice, the voice of Hooverphonic, but she's trying to take care of her own career.
The boys of Hooverphonic find with Noemie Wolfs the voice the were looking, since they've started Hooverphonic, they say.
Noemie's voice is more flexible and fits more with the musical style they try to reach for.
I'm fine with it, as long as they make their own style of music.
NorthStar
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That's an Orichinals username; welcome! 
