The Voice

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"The Voice" is a 1981 progressive rock song by The Moody Blues, known for its lush production, melodic hooks, and reflective lyrics characteristic of the band's early-1980s sound.

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The Voice canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Long Distance Voyager
artist The Moody Blues
linked to: Moody Blues
composer Justin Hayward
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre progressive rock
rock
hasInstrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
synthesizers
vocals
hasLyricalTheme reflective lyrics
hasMusicalCharacteristic melodic hooks
hasProductionFeature layered arrangements
polished studio sound
hasProductionStyle lush production
hasStylePeriod early 1980s sound of The Moody Blues
hasTempo medium tempo
language English
lyricist Justin Hayward
partOf Long Distance Voyager
performedByMember Graeme Edge
John Lodge
Justin Hayward
Patrick Moraz
Ray Thomas
performer The Moody Blues
linked to: Moody Blues
recordedBy The Moody Blues
linked to: Moody Blues
releaseDate 1981
releaseYear 1981
writer Justin Hayward

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The Moody Blues notableSong The Voice
subject linked to: Moody Blues
Ultravox notableWork The Voice
Long Distance Voyager hasPart The Voice
Long Distance Voyager hasSingle The Voice
Gemini Dream followedBySingle The Voice