GAYLE (582 views)

[dankapple]

Taylor Gayle Rutherfurd
Associated Acts: Solo (as GAYLE, 2020 - present)
Vocal Range: D3 - C♯6

Significant High Notes:
C♯6 ("indieedgycool")
C6 ("z")
B♭5 ("sleeping with my friends")
A5 ("don't call me pretty", "z")
G♯5 ("kinda smacks", "snow angels")
G5 ("everybody hates me", "indieedgycool (prelude)", "sleeping with my friends", "You Oughta Know" live cover)
F♯5 ("don't call me pretty", "dumbass", "god has a sense of humor" original / dreamy, "kiddie pool", "leave me for dead", "luv starved" original / love sick, "sleeping with my friends")
F5 ("butterflies", "Don't Trip", "Fantasy", "i don't sleep as good as i used to", "indieedgycool")
E5 ("15", "abcdefu", "butterflies", "god has a sense of humor (dreamy)", "i don't sleep as good as i used to", "kiddie pool", "leave me for dead", "ur just horny")
E♭5 ("everybody hates me", "fmk", "Misery Business" live cover, "orange peel", "snow angels")
D5 ("15", "ALEX", "don't call me pretty", "Don't Trip", "dumbass", "Fantasy", "fmk", "god has a sense of humor" original / dreamy, "happy for you", "kinda smacks", "Oscar Nominated", "z")
C♯5 ("abcdefu", "kiddie pool", "leave me for dead", "luv starved", "sleeping with my friends", "ur just horny")
C5 ("Misery Business" live cover, "orange peel", "snow angels", "Oscar Nominated", "You Oughta Know" live cover)
B4 ("15", "dumbass", "happy for you", "kiddie pool", "indieedgycool")
B♭4 ("ALEX", "don't call me pretty", "everybody hates me", "Fantasy", "orange peel", "Oscar Nominated", "sleeping with my friends", "snow angels")

Significant Low Notes:
B♭3 ("ALEX", "Don't Trip", "Misery Business" live cover, "orange peel", "sleeping with my friends")
A3 ("butterflies", "dumbass", "fmk", "indieedgycool", "luv starved", "z")
G♯3 ("abcdefu", "everybody hates me", "kiddie pool", "kinda smacks", "ur just horny")
G3 ("15", "Don't Trip", "happy for you", "i don't sleep as good as i used to", "snow angels", "z")
F♯3 ("dumbass", "god has a sense of humor", "leave me for dead", "luv starved", "sleeping with my friends", "ur just horny", "You Oughta Know" live cover)
F3 ("ALEX")
E3 ("abcdefu", "god has a sense of humor (dreamy)", "happy for you", "i don't sleep as good as i used to", "leave me for dead", "You Oughta Know" live cover)
D3 ("15", "god has a sense of humor (dreamy)", "happy for you")

SPOILER: Click to show

{Questionable Notes}B♭6 ("i don't sleep as good as i used to"^[1])
A6 ("butterflies"^[2])
G♯6("orange peel"^[1][2])
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[1] marks notes of questionable identity that cannot be confirmed to be the singer in question.
[2] marks notes that are not of a substantial enough quality to warrant counting towards the singer's range.

SPOILER: Click to show

{Discography}a study of the human experience volume one (2022): E3 - G5 - C6
a study of the human experience volume two (2022): D3 - F5 - C♯6

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• Blue marks falsetto or whistle notes.
• Bold marks outstanding passages.
• Italics mark non-melodic or spoken notes.
• Underlines mark obscured or background notes.

[blazejecar2]

Where exactly do you hear the bold A6 in that link? Those tiny slides up in the choruses seem to me like they always land somewhere in the A5-C6 area at the most. And I wouldn't consider them bold notes.

[dankapple]

yeah I do hear them in the slides in the chorus, to me most of them are 6th-octave notes. and it's bolded because it's comparative to her performances, but we can consider that

[Electric Mami]

I hear the A6's as non-countable G♯6's, I gotta say. They're more squeaks than melodic and aimed notes to me. While she may have been aiming to squeak, I really don't think it justifies the range gap nor makes it controlled and part of her vocal range; it's about as questionable as Ado's B♭6's in “Chocolat Cadabra”, for a comparison

[dankapple]

well thanks for the feedback guys, i'll get to moving it to the spoilers and relinking the highest notes