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Are You Subscribed To These 7 YouTube Singers? Because You Should Be

Who doesn't love new music?

Kelsey Herston
Dec 19, 2016
University of North Alabama
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Are You Subscribed To These 7 YouTube Singers? Because You Should Be
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There are a lot of amazing singers in the world. There are also plenty of super awesome YouTubers. But there are also some who are both. Although there are tons of incredibly talented singers on YouTube, here are seven that are definitely worth checking out and subscribing to if you haven't already.

1. Alex Gronlund

Better known as Alex G, this YouTube singer has grown a large fan base since starting her channel in 2010. Although she originally created her channel during high school in order to overcome stage fright, she'd done so much more. With over a million subscribers, original and cover songs, this pop/folk singer is worth checking out.

YouTube Channel: Alex G

Website: officialalexg.com

2. Ariel McCleary

If you love the ukulele, then you'll love Ariel. Although she doesn't have an EP or website, she does have several cover videos on her channel. From Twenty One Pilots to The Beatles, Ariel sings a wide variety of songs - all of which sound amazing with her unique voice.

YouTube Channel: Ariel McCleary

3. Dodie Clark

Dodie has a unique, soft voice that goes perfectly with a variety of songs - even covers of songs that you might not have thought would sound good in that style. She recently released an EP, and her channel includes many other original and cover songs.

YouTube Channel: doddleoddle

4. Kina Grannis

Kina Grannis has such a smooth, pretty voice - it's not wonder she has two albums and over a million subscribers. Her YouTube channel features both original songs and cover songs (solos as well as colabs with other artists).

YouTube Channel: Kina Grannis

Website: kinagrannis.com

5. Sam Tsui

I'm pretty sure Sam Tsui was one of the first musicians I became a fan of on YouTube - and I'm sure I'm not the only one, because he has over 2 million subscribers. You might recognize him because he's been on tv or maybe because of the many collabs he's done with other YouTubers and singers.

YouTube Channel: TheSamTsui

Website: samtsui.com

6. Tessa Violet

I've only recently begun to listen to Tessa's music, but I'm so glad I did. Not only does she have an awesome voice, she also writes incredible and creative lyrics. Her music style is similar to Dodie (plus they're friends) meaning that many of their songs are pop/indie.

YouTube Channel: Tessa Violet

7. Tyler Ward

Tyler Ward is another YouTube singer I've been a fan of for a while. Although he does cover songs, he also does original's as well. Plus he owns his own studios for other artists as well.

YouTube Channel: Tyler Ward Music

Website: tylerwardmusic.com

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