Vox or Nah? {In Noctem Pretty Much Done}

[woods alive]

So I'm pretty much done with my song, and now I want some input as to whether or not I should go ahead and add vocals to this song or make it more like its sister song Lux.

https://soundcloud.com/davisjacobym/frost20-15

If its any help, I am looking at creating vocals similar in style to this song:
https://soundcloud.com/monstercat/grabbitz-get-out
One of the piano concept sessions for the song can be found here:
https://soundcloud.com/davisjacobym/frostacoustic
And Lux can be found here:
https://soundcloud.com/davisjacobym/lux-original-mix

[woods alive]

Alright, so I updated some stuff, and now this is just left to the last little mixing edits I've got to finish, but all in all, it's about ready. There will be vox on it.

https://soundcloud.com/davisjacobym/frost201_6

[brandystarbrite]

So I'm pretty much done with my song, and now I want some input as to whether or not I should go ahead and add vocals to this song or make it more like its sister song Lux.

https://soundcloud.com/davisjacobym/frost20-15

Nice work. After listening to it, I would say, that vocals will sound good in this track.
And even without vocals, it still sounds good as it is.
But whether you put vocals or not, the track still sounds good.

Oh yes, I remember Lux.
I knew there was something strangely familiar, about this track and Lux.
It makes sense, why you call them sister songs.

If its any help, I am looking at creating vocals similar in style to this song:
https://soundcloud.com/monstercat/grabbitz-get-out

This might sound strange, but the vocals and lyrics from get out, might fit in perfectly
with this track of yours. No kidding.

Now in your case, are you going to use a human singer, or a synth voice program like Alter Ego etc?