Urban Voices

According to the United States Census, more than 80% of the population in the United States is urban. The United States Census’ definition of an urban area includes“a densely settled core of census tracts and/or census blocks that meet minimum population density requirements” and typically represents a population of at least 50,000 people. In 2010, the top three most populous urbanized areas were New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.

Urban Voiceovers Through The Generations

The wide range of professional voiceover artists features voices that represent various styles and dialects that can help you personalize your messages and connect with your target audiences. Working with professional voiceover talent can ensure that your project incorporates the warmth, empathy, and authenticity of a human voice. Whether you’re looking for a youthful voice to connect with Gen Z or Millennials or a mature voice to connect with baby boomers and seniors, you’ll find a wide range of talent at Blue Wave Voiceover.

Selecting the right voice for your project can amplify your message, whether you are working on a film script, television series, company training materials, video game storyline, audiobook, political ad spot, commercials, and more. Not sure where to start? Start with crafting a good casting spec to outline the goals and details of your project. It will help you narrow down what you’re looking for regarding voice and tone. Once you understand the direction you want your project to go, you’re ready to look for the voiceover artist who will bring your project to life!

Whether your project requires an urban sound from New York, Los Angeles, Chicago or any major city, you’ll find just the right voice for your project at Blue Wave Voiceover.

A quick casting note: The words “urban” or “street” have frequently been used in casting notices as an equivalent synonym for an African American voice. Like any group, African Americans are not a monolith and not all African American voices are “urban”-sounding.