Kathy Evans Voice Management

The Voices

FEMALE

MALE

FOR THE COMPLETE LIST OF OUR VOICE ARTISTS:

    * Just click "Search" (you can also find individual names on the drop-downs, Female and Male, on the top black bar at Voices)

To Shortlist:

    * select criteria from the Voice Search box, click "Search"

    * click the boxes marked "shortlist this artist"

    * click "update this shortlist"

    * fill in an email address and click "email me this shortlist".

USING THE VOICE OF A GENERATION TO SPEAK TO, OR ON BEHALF OF, YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE

Baby Boomer

Age mid-40's +

Born anywhere between the mid-1940’s and the mid-1960s, the Baby Boomers bring an enormous amount of life experience - and studio experience - to a recording, most of our Boomers have been working as performing artists or in the media for much of their lives.
During their youth they felt the transition from the relative innocence of the 1950s to the beginnings of some radical changes in the world, political and social - love, peace and pass the incense!
They drank Coke, drove Mini Coopers or VW Beetles, wore mini skirts or Levis, and can remember the first CD they ever heard.

Gen X

Age mid-20's to early 40's

Regarded as the generation who came into the world between mid 1960’s and early 1980’s, many were born during the years of the Vietnam war, their numbers smaller than that of the Baby Boomers because of the availability of “the pill”.
The girls most likely danced around their bedrooms in leg warmers and flip-skirts, the boys might have one rhinestone glove somewhere archived away in memory of Michael Jackson. Once obsessed by Donkey Kong and Super Mario, these days they’re likely to obsess about interest rates, climbing the corporate ladder, running a business or bringing up a family.

Gen Y

Age teens to early 20's

Born between early 1980’s and mid 1990’s, Gen Y have never known life without the internet. Their world is global, people and places can be accessed at the click of a mouse. Every person’s “fifteen minutes of fame” (as Andy Warhol once predicted) is that much more attainable through YouTube and Facebook.
And guess what? They drink Coke, drive Mini Coopers or VW Beetles, wear mini skirts WITH Levis (who know that would work?) and can cut their own CD with full music backing, right there in their bedroom. You can speak to them anytime there’s a pair of speakers or headphones handy, you just have to pin them down.

Gen Z

Age up to early teens

The Gen Z-ers are making their own history right now. Born since the mid 90’s they have more purchase power than any generation that’s gone before. They’re savvy, techno-proficient and account for a very big share of the retail, food and clothing markets. Our Gen Z kids can speak to them for you in radio and television ads, web audio or any other media placement using voice to reach your target. By the way, we're looking for more talented kids to join our Gen Z group so drop us an email if you know anyone who may be suitable and experienced.

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