You might think that beatboxing, with its harsh, high-energy percussive sounds, would be harder on the voice than the sweet song of a soprano. But according to new research by voice expert Dr. H.

The video has amassed more than 3.5 lakh likes and several comments. Since childhood we have all heard the popular saying that "Practice makes a man Perfect". To accomplish something in any particular ...

Long before we had London On Da Track, or boomin’ beats from Metro, Hip Hop possessed a simpler sound. With one mic, and their mouth, coupled with a knack for rhythmic sounds: A beatboxer didn’t need ...

A video of a professional beatboxer showing 15 years of beatboxing progression is doing the rounds on social media and is astounding listeners far and beyond. In it, one can see how the man is using ...

On the screen, a grainy MRI scan of a human mouth shows a tongue, leaping and curling as a sound like a snare drum rings out. This is a beatboxer in action—viewed from a new perspective: inside her ...

Beatboxing began as a street-born vocal art form in the 1980s hip-hop scene in the United States, where artistes imitated drum machines and turntable rhythms using only their mouths, throat, and ...

On the hip-hop scene, “beatboxing” — the term for the art of creating rhythms and sound effects with the human voice — has taken a back seat to rapping, DJing, emceeing, break dancing and graffiti art ...

The art of beatboxing is unparalleled – intricate layers of booms and clicks produced by a single person’s mouth in ways that seem almost super-human. Watching a great beatboxer turn out a series of ...