Absolutely agree with you guys.
It must've been a bittersweet feeling for Nicky. Performing on stage in front of 100k+ people on The X Factor tour...and sing a song he admits to hating.
If you look at Nicky's gigs over the last couple of months, I genuinely think he's chosen some superb songs to sing. All Of Me and Stay With Me are fantastic songs anyways imo and they really suit Nicky. When he sings so naturally and comfortably (ie; without straining to hit certain notes) Nicky's voice really is sublime to listen to. I just like the creaminess to his voice - that probably sounds daft, what I mean is that its a rich velvety tone.
I'm also buzzing for Nicky too. He seems so fired up with enthusiasm right now and I'm hoping this lasts a long time. Being young, and already hearing his voice coming on so much since the tour, it makes me wonder how much stronger Nicky's voice will become as he gets a bit older.
I might hear Nicky in 5 years time singing Answerphone and be thinking "wow, he's never sang the song that well before".
It must've been a bittersweet feeling for Nicky. Performing on stage in front of 100k+ people on The X Factor tour...and sing a song he admits to hating.
If you look at Nicky's gigs over the last couple of months, I genuinely think he's chosen some superb songs to sing. All Of Me and Stay With Me are fantastic songs anyways imo and they really suit Nicky. When he sings so naturally and comfortably (ie; without straining to hit certain notes) Nicky's voice really is sublime to listen to. I just like the creaminess to his voice - that probably sounds daft, what I mean is that its a rich velvety tone.
I'm also buzzing for Nicky too. He seems so fired up with enthusiasm right now and I'm hoping this lasts a long time. Being young, and already hearing his voice coming on so much since the tour, it makes me wonder how much stronger Nicky's voice will become as he gets a bit older.
I might hear Nicky in 5 years time singing Answerphone and be thinking "wow, he's never sang the song that well before".





