Post by Steve on Jul 20, 2020 13:07:41 GMT
Birth Name: Edwin Ghazal
Voice Type: A Sense of Tenor
Vocal range: B♭1-F♯5
Higher Notes:
F♯5 ("Sense of Henry")
E5 ("Levitate", "Sense of Henry")
E♭5 ("Better Than This")
D5 ("Levitate")
C♯5 ("Better Than This", "Finally Free", "Leave Her Alone", "Love From Revolution", "Man on Trial", "Rain Will Fall", "Production", "No One")
C5 ("Alive", "Eyes of a Child", "Light Reflects", "Songburst & Delirium", "Subterranean Wonderland", "What Ever Happened")
B4 ("Finally Free", "I Am the Spirit", "It's For Love", "Lost", "Love From Revolution", "Promise", "No One", "Rain Will Fall", "Sense of Henry", "Subterranean Wonderland", "The Fire", "Tomorrow", "Tonight")
B♭4 ("Alive", "Better Than This", "Hang Ten", "Hold Your Head Up", "Let's Dance", "Never Over", "Theories", "Used to be Alright")
A4 ("And You", "Awake", "Basketball", "Close Your Eyes", "Earth, Sky & C", "Everything", "Eyes of a Child", "I Wonder", "Impossible", "Like a Wave", "Lost My America", "Love From Revolution", "No One", "Not Quite Sonic", "On My Own", "Production", "Rain Will Fall", "Raspberry", "So Gently We Go", "Songburst & Delirium", "Subterranean Wonderland", "The Fire")
G♯4 ("Don't It Feel", "Everything", "Fight", "I Am the Spirit", "It's For Love", "Like a Wave", "Man I Used to Be", "Never Over", "Not Quite Sonic", "Rush", "Screaming Kings", "Sense of Henry", "Spinning", "Surround Me", "Take Me Anywhere", "That's a Lie", "Theories", "Tomorrow", "Tonight", "Used to Be Alright", "What Ever Happened")
G4 ("Alive", "And You", "Another Sunday", "Close Your Eyes", "Energy", "Firecracker", "Flyin'", "Live a Little", "Lost", "Malibu Sunset", "One More Astronaut", "Right Here", "Sending Out a Warning", "Shotgun", "The Fire", "Theories", "Trippin'", "When You're Gone", "Wrong Side")
Lower Notes:
D3 ("I Wonder", "Impossible", "Malibu Sunset", "Next Life", "On My Own", "Pisser", "Split the Atom", "The Fire", "The One That Got Away", "Used to Be Alright")
C♯3 ("Another Drink", "Better Than This", "Everything", "Fight", "High", "I Am the Spirit", "I Wonder", "Leave Her Alone", "Like a Wave", "Man on Trial", "No One", "Spinning", "Superhoney", "That's a Lie", "Tomorrow", "Tonight", "When You're Gone")
C3 ("Awake", "Close Your Eyes", "Energy", "Flyin'", "Impossible", "Let's Dance", "Light Reflects", "Man I Used to Be", "Next Life", "Split the Atom", "What Ever Happened")
B2 ("Basketball", "I Wonder", "It's For Love", "Lost", "Not About Anger", "One More Astronaut", "Production", "Rush", "Superhoney", "Surround Me", "Tonight", "Used to Be Alright")
B♭2 ("Alive", "Don't It Feel", "Firecracker", "Hang Ten", "Let's Dance", "Not About Anger", "Shotgun")
A2 ("High", "Levitate", "Lost", "Lost My America", "Malibu Sunset", "Painkiller", "So Gently We Go")
G♯2 ("Appetite for Life", "Fight", "The Universe in You", "Tonight", "What Ever Happened")
G2 ("...And the Experience", "Appetite for Life", "Awake", "Levitate", "Pisser", "Sending Out a Warning", "Three Days Old", "When You're Gone")
F♯2 ("Another Drink", "Awake" acoustic version, "Close Your Eyes", "It's For Love", "Lost", "Next Life", "No One", "Rain Will Fall", "Rush", "So Gently We Go" & "So Gently We Go" acoustic version)
F2 ("Amazing")
E2 ("Another Sunday", "Everything", "Not Quite Sonic")
E♭2 ("Appetite for Life")
D2 ("Another Drink", "Painkiller")
C2 ("Painkiller")
B♭1 ("Don't Care")
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*Underlines mark notes in backing vocals or otherwise muffled/obscured in the mix.
*Blue marks soft/clear falsetto notes.
*Italics mark spoken notes
Best known as the singer for prog/funk/latin/polka/hard rock band I Mother Earth, also known for his solo work, and as singer for one of Canada's supergroups Crash Karma. Has a very distinctive gritty rasp which he makes good use of for most of his powerful fourth octave area and (for a limited window of time early on) his fifth octave as well, and a surprisingly solid lower register which one would not expect given his somewhat light timbre. Both these things combined makes him out to be one of my country's most underrated and powerful vocalists.
Voice Type: A Sense of Tenor
Vocal range: B♭1-F♯5
Higher Notes:
F♯5 ("Sense of Henry")
E5 ("Levitate", "Sense of Henry")
E♭5 ("Better Than This")
D5 ("Levitate")
C♯5 ("Better Than This", "Finally Free", "Leave Her Alone", "Love From Revolution", "Man on Trial", "Rain Will Fall", "Production", "No One")
C5 ("Alive", "Eyes of a Child", "Light Reflects", "Songburst & Delirium", "Subterranean Wonderland", "What Ever Happened")
B4 ("Finally Free", "I Am the Spirit", "It's For Love", "Lost", "Love From Revolution", "Promise", "No One", "Rain Will Fall", "Sense of Henry", "Subterranean Wonderland", "The Fire", "Tomorrow", "Tonight")
B♭4 ("Alive", "Better Than This", "Hang Ten", "Hold Your Head Up", "Let's Dance", "Never Over", "Theories", "Used to be Alright")
A4 ("And You", "Awake", "Basketball", "Close Your Eyes", "Earth, Sky & C", "Everything", "Eyes of a Child", "I Wonder", "Impossible", "Like a Wave", "Lost My America", "Love From Revolution", "No One", "Not Quite Sonic", "On My Own", "Production", "Rain Will Fall", "Raspberry", "So Gently We Go", "Songburst & Delirium", "Subterranean Wonderland", "The Fire")
G♯4 ("Don't It Feel", "Everything", "Fight", "I Am the Spirit", "It's For Love", "Like a Wave", "Man I Used to Be", "Never Over", "Not Quite Sonic", "Rush", "Screaming Kings", "Sense of Henry", "Spinning", "Surround Me", "Take Me Anywhere", "That's a Lie", "Theories", "Tomorrow", "Tonight", "Used to Be Alright", "What Ever Happened")
G4 ("Alive", "And You", "Another Sunday", "Close Your Eyes", "Energy", "Firecracker", "Flyin'", "Live a Little", "Lost", "Malibu Sunset", "One More Astronaut", "Right Here", "Sending Out a Warning", "Shotgun", "The Fire", "Theories", "Trippin'", "When You're Gone", "Wrong Side")
Lower Notes:
D3 ("I Wonder", "Impossible", "Malibu Sunset", "Next Life", "On My Own", "Pisser", "Split the Atom", "The Fire", "The One That Got Away", "Used to Be Alright")
C♯3 ("Another Drink", "Better Than This", "Everything", "Fight", "High", "I Am the Spirit", "I Wonder", "Leave Her Alone", "Like a Wave", "Man on Trial", "No One", "Spinning", "Superhoney", "That's a Lie", "Tomorrow", "Tonight", "When You're Gone")
C3 ("Awake", "Close Your Eyes", "Energy", "Flyin'", "Impossible", "Let's Dance", "Light Reflects", "Man I Used to Be", "Next Life", "Split the Atom", "What Ever Happened")
B2 ("Basketball", "I Wonder", "It's For Love", "Lost", "Not About Anger", "One More Astronaut", "Production", "Rush", "Superhoney", "Surround Me", "Tonight", "Used to Be Alright")
B♭2 ("Alive", "Don't It Feel", "Firecracker", "Hang Ten", "Let's Dance", "Not About Anger", "Shotgun")
A2 ("High", "Levitate", "Lost", "Lost My America", "Malibu Sunset", "Painkiller", "So Gently We Go")
G♯2 ("Appetite for Life", "Fight", "The Universe in You", "Tonight", "What Ever Happened")
G2 ("...And the Experience", "Appetite for Life", "Awake", "Levitate", "Pisser", "Sending Out a Warning", "Three Days Old", "When You're Gone")
F♯2 ("Another Drink", "Awake" acoustic version, "Close Your Eyes", "It's For Love", "Lost", "Next Life", "No One", "Rain Will Fall", "Rush", "So Gently We Go" & "So Gently We Go" acoustic version)
F2 ("Amazing")
E2 ("Another Sunday", "Everything", "Not Quite Sonic")
E♭2 ("Appetite for Life")
D2 ("Another Drink", "Painkiller")
C2 ("Painkiller")
B♭1 ("Don't Care")
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*Underlines mark notes in backing vocals or otherwise muffled/obscured in the mix.
*Blue marks soft/clear falsetto notes.
*Italics mark spoken notes
Best known as the singer for prog/funk/latin/polka/hard rock band I Mother Earth, also known for his solo work, and as singer for one of Canada's supergroups Crash Karma. Has a very distinctive gritty rasp which he makes good use of for most of his powerful fourth octave area and (for a limited window of time early on) his fifth octave as well, and a surprisingly solid lower register which one would not expect given his somewhat light timbre. Both these things combined makes him out to be one of my country's most underrated and powerful vocalists.
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