This second vocal harmonics chapter is a firework of harmonic explosions, combining professionally crafted effects and tonal arrangements, produced for you to add momentum and essential memorable lyrical and non-lyrical vocal hooks and textures to your compositions. Fundamental vocal riffs, chord progressions, pads, chops, and hooks with post-production processing and creative effects await you within - recorded and edited across 90, 120, 125, 130, 140 and 150 BPM, this pack translates across a multitude of electronic music genres.

The vocal pad atmospheres are spine-tingling and work within a wide range of club-filling areas of dance music. The layering of airy human vocalisations mixed with the post-production creative FX processing makes this pack a gem amongst a million typical pop hook packs. Soul Rush Records is delighted to present you with Vivid Vocal Harmonics.

The vocal arrangements are inspired by Grammy award-winning choral composer Eric Whitacre and artists such as Imogen Heap and Bon Iver. The characteristic sound of the Neumann U67 and U87 vintage tube microphone transports the naturally warm tone of Lilli Born’s voice, fitting the sound perfectly to build vocal chords stacked in stemmed layers. The vocals are soft, smooth, yet raw, melting together in a wide stereo cluster. Even for unison lines, they are all expertly double or triple-tracked, amplified beautifully by the Neve 4081 Quad Mic Preamp.

The vocalist Lilli Born is a music director, session singer, and keys player who has trained at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Mannheim, Germany. As Musical Director and arranger of the Berliner Kneipenchor, (a celebrated Berlin-based choir), her work includes recording and live sessions with legendary German artists such as Herbert Grönemeyer, Bosse and Joris, and other internationally successful touring and recording musicians.

Produced by Tigerlight (Ministry of Sound, Saucy, Punks, Party Like Us, Nest HQ, Symbols, AEI, Universal, Never Say Die, Bazooka, Suicide Dub, Golf Channel recordings) and Garvfive.