Wren Evan's disappointing comeback: Singing live was like "punching the ear", the audience was fed up!

Wren Evans returned to the stage at the music event "GenFest 2024". However, the male singer's performance did not receive unanimous support from the music community, as there were mixed opinions about his live singing ability.

Recently at "GenFest 2024", Wren Evans returned to the stage, leaving fans unable to take their eyes off him. He appeared with platinum hair and an elaborate cloak, strongly influenced by the style of Japanese anime princes.

This style clearly shows Wren Evans' creativity and strong personality, especially in the context of his recent release of the album "Loi Choi" with its futuristic arrangements. However, despite the impressive appearance, the male singer's voice has disappointed many people.

During the performance at the event, Wren Evans seemed to focus more on the choreography and stage performance, making the atmosphere sometimes lack of breakthrough. His live singing was overshadowed by the strong background music, especially when he performed the song "YÊU 4 RIÊU", the backtrack was turned up so loud that the audience could hardly hear Wren Evans's real voice. This made many people feel disappointed, when such a live music event made his voice drowned out by electronic sounds.

One of the most noticeable points for the audience was Wren Evans' use of falsetto when singing the high notes in the song "Thu Doi". Although this is a gentle, wintery ballad, the chorus is off-key, lacking in confidence and precision. This makes many people wonder about his ability to control his voice without the support of sound effects or backtracking.

This is not uncommon for singers pursuing electronic music or modern music with many sound effects. Complex arrangements and the use of modern music technology will make it difficult for a live performance to achieve the same quality as the recording, especially when it comes to performing strong dance moves.

This also posed a big problem for Wren Evans and his team: how to balance between keeping the original music and giving the audience a quality live performance that meets their expectations.

While some viewers have criticized Wren Evans for his live singing ability, many have defended him, saying that Wren Evans has chosen the electronic music path, where sound effects and electronic beats can cover up the actual vocals.

Therefore, it is unrealistic to demand a perfect live performance like the recording. On the other hand, the audience also believes that Wren Evans does not need to focus too much on perfect live singing, but should focus on the ability to combine music, choreography and stage image to create an attractive overall product.

However, the problem here is that if Wren Evans wants to conquer audiences who love live music and want to have authentic experiences, he needs to improve his live singing ability, especially when appearing in public at big events like "GenFest".

Despite being a talented artist with a unique style, Wren Evans will need to address these weaknesses if he wants to maintain his place in the hearts of audiences and continue to develop his music career.

Although Wren Evans' performance at "GenFest 2024" attracted attention, his lack of live singing ability has made many question the singer's future development.

He still has a long way to go to prove that he can shine not only on stage with eye-catching images but also with a real voice, giving the audience a complete musical experience.

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