Josh Groban, my kind of vocalist...

Great man, Josh Groban. Yeah, I love his voice and his music. You don't hear a voice like that every so often. It's a rare opportunity, really. I do recommend you listening to his music. Founded by veteran music producer David Foster, this man has touched millions with his voice, proved to people what singing really is, and awed us with his wonderful personality.

Josh made his debut performing on Ally Mcbeal. From then on, people recognised him for his extraordinary voice, and he soon became one of those artistes with a unique talent. He has released 2 albums so far, his self-titled debut album and his second album, Closer. Powerful songs like "You're Still You", "To Where You Are", "Gira Con Me", "Mi Mancherai", "Per Te", and the song that now became his trademark, "You Raise Me Up", have made him who he is today. So go on and indulge in his music! Hear his voice vibrating your speakers...

Josh Groban - You're Still You

This is Josh's debut song that he sang on Ally Mcbeal. Fans started to emerge after watching him sing...

Josh Groban - To Where You Are

The song that makes people cry after hearing it. I call it the funeral song, but I do mean it because I think it is the best tribute anyone can give to someone who has passed away...

Josh Groban - Gira Con Me

One of his songs from his debut album. Pretty touching chorus, really...

Josh Groban - Per Te

This one is from his secong album, Closer. It means "With You" in English.

Josh Groban - To Where You Are

The video for "To Where You Are". From what I read, the woman in the video actually took part in American Idol before...

Josh Groban - You Raise Me Up

This is the one song that made Josh Groban who he is. His trademark song, I dare say. "You Raise Me up" has been sung by many other artistes, but I still feel Josh Groban's version is the best. He seems to be the only person with the voice best suited to sing this song.

Josh Groban & Beyonce - Believe

The theme song for the movie, "The Polar Express". Originally sung by Josh Groban himself, Beyonce joins him in singing it at the Oscars.