Just listened to Back to Black. I would normally give up on a recording of that quality, but I could not stop listening to your voice.

I would love to hear better recordings of you.

I didn't see the link there when I first commented. Now that I've heard it, I have to say you have a really great voice.

I like your version considerably more than the original. It's amazing how a new arrangement can give a song an entirely new perspective.

I would very much like to hear you.

This is the best effort i've heard from you. I like the creative vocal lines and i can tell you've been singing some scales. I can see that spotlight in your future! BTW where did you get the backing track from?

As constructive criticism, in addition to agreeing with Wurlitzer's comment about maybe over-using the half-beat pauses, I also feel like it could benefit from a little more variance (dynamics, tempo, etc) over the course of the song. Make it go somewhere musically.

On a technical level, a lot of this song has very open vowel sounds ("oh" and "oo" ) and several times when you hit a prolonged "ee" your voice is noticeably more closed off. It's obviously an inherently more closed vowel, and although I'm sure there are techniques to address this, I don't have a vocal background to know them. My idea would be to avoid the issue altogether by changing the musical phrasing/shaping to avoid or at least lessen the prolonged "ee" sound.

You have such a pretty voice! Great cover! ?

No worries... you sound great.
If you get into a professional studio, they will take care of those details you are worried about.. lf you want to record yourself and produce it, then you do need some more help there... but you're def. on the right track.. Your style and nuance of how you want to sound will come with experience, and when you understand it, you will get this awesome sense of the ''aah haa'' moment thing you always hear about.. lt really does happen.. trust me.. lol.. lf you ever make your way to NC, let me know, l can introduce you to some great folks in the business..
Cheers.

Beautifully sung, good job! My only editorial note to give some constructive criticism is: those pregnant pauses where you delay half a beat in singing a word are nice for effect, but I think they’d have a greater impact if the device was used less frequently. By all means sing it however you’re feeling it, though! You sound great.

That's beautiful. I never cared much for the original you've brought out the best in it!