Britt Daniel (698 views)

[saki]

Britt Daniel (1971)
Years Active: 1993-Present
Associated Acts: Spoon (1993-Present), Divine Fits (2012)
Voice Type: Baritone
Vocal Range: A2 - F5

Significant High Notes:

F5 ("Not Turning Off")
E♭5 ("Hot Thoughts")
C5 ("You Got Yr Cherry Bomb")
B♭4 ("Believing Is Art")
A4 ("Jealousy", "Like Ice Cream", "Metal Detektor", "You Got Yr Cherry Bomb")
G♯4 ("Metal Detektor")
G4 ("Can I Sit Next to You", "Eddie's Ragga", "Not Turning Off", "Paper Tiger", "Primary")
F♯4 ("Advance Cassette", "Anything You Want", "Can I Sit Next to You", "Eddie's Ragga", "I Ain't the One", "Metal Detektor", "My Little Japanese Cigarette Case", "Primary", "They Never Got You", "Utilitarian")
F4 ("Do I Have To Talk You Into It", "Flaggin a Ride", "Hot Thoughts", "I Ain't the One", "Not Turning Off", "Paper Tiger", "Rent I Pay", "The Ghost of You Lingers", "Utilitarian")
E4 ("Believing Is Art", "Feels Alright", "I Can't Give Everything Away", "Metal Detektor", "Primary", "The Guestlist / The Execution", "The Two Sides of Monseiur Valentine")

Significant Low Notes:

F3 ("Get Out The State", "I Ain't the One", "I Saw The Light", "Outlier")
E3 ("Anything You Want", "Get Out The State", "I Can't Give Everything Away", "Is Love Forever", "Metal Detektor")
E♭3 ("Advance Cassette", "Chicago At Night", "Get Out The State", "I Ain't the One", "I Can't Give Everything Away", "Metal Detektor")
D3 ("Get Out The State", "I Ain't the One", "Is Love Forever")
C♯3 ("I Can't Give Everything Away")
C3 ("Get Out The State")
B2 ("I Can't Give Everything Away")
A2 ("Get Out The State")

[Bink]

Are we finally going to get Mic The Snare to join TRP

[saki]

Jun 28, 2023 7:45:10 GMT Bink said:

Are we finally going to get Mic The Snare to join TRP

Yes, and by any means necessary goddammit

[Macca]

Here's his old TRP2 thread with some songs that don't appear to be in the thread

SPOILER: Click to show

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Vocal range: F♯2 - F5

Significant high notes:
F5 ("Not Turning Off", "Wanted To Be Your")
E♭5 ("Utilitarian")
C♯5 ("Written In Reverse")
C5 ("Before Destruction", "The Mystery Zone", "You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb")
B4 ("All The Pretty Girls Go To The City", "My Little Japanese Cigarette Case")
B♭4 ("Rainy Taxi")
A4 ("1020 AM", "Believing Is Art", "Don't Let It Get You Down", "Lines In The Suit", "No You're Not", "Paper Tiger", "Rhthm and Soul", "The Underdog", "Who Makes Your Money")
G♯4 ("Do You", "I Could Be Underground")
G4 ("Believing Is Art", "Don't Buy The Realistic", "Got Nuffin", "Let Me Be Mine", "My Mathematical Mind", "Nefarious", "Primary", "Rent I Pay", "Take The Fifth", "The Beast and Dragon, Adored", "The Underdog", "Towner", "Trouble Comes Running", "Something To Look Forward To", "Stay Don't Go")
F♯4 ("1975", "Anything You Want", "Cvantez", "Don't You Evah", "Everything Hits At Once", "I Got Mine", "Leave Your Effects Where They're Easily Seen", "My Little Japanese Cigarette Case", "Utilitarian")
F4 ("Black Like Me", "Claws Tracking", "Dismember", "Flaggin A Ride", "Finer Feelings", "Is Love Forever?", "Nobody Gets Me But You", "Rainy Taxi", "Rhthm and Soul", "The Fitted Shirt", "The Ghost Of You Lingers", "Written In Reverse")

Significant low notes:
E3 ("Don't Make Me A Target", "Eddie's Ragga", "Finer Feelings", "I Just Don't Understand", "The Mystery Zone", "Rhthm and Soul", "The Underdog")
D3 ("Everything Hits At Once", "Is Love Forever?", "My Little Japanese Cigarette Case", "Outlier", "The Ghost Of You Lingers")
C♯3 ("Knock Knock Knock")
C3 ("Let Me Be Mine", "Nefarious", "The Way We Get By")
A2 ("I Could Be Underground", "Small Stakes", "The Way We Get By")
F♯2 ("Wanted To Be Your")
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*Purple marks notes in backing vocals, or otherwise obscured in the song mix (unfinished recolouring whole thread).
*Blue marks clearly disconnected falsetto notes.
*Italics mark non-sung notes.

Britt Daniel is the frontman for the indie rock band Spoon. The band has been around for just over 20 years and have been become known for their signature rock sound. Britt's possesses a baritone voice, which has lowered since the band's inception and intial critical success in the 1990s and 2000s. His lightest vocal performances can be heard in songs such as "Everything Hits At Once" and "Take The Fifth", both released in the early 2000s as the band started to move away from their early punk influences. Since then, his voice has lowered; his high notes generally sound more forced and 'brutal' (see "Rent I Pay" or "Written In Reverse").

Britt's voice sounds like it has the potential to hit easy low notes (see Small Stakes, or the random F♯2 from Wanted To Be Your), but he rarely ever goes into the lower third octave. With that said, he does have an extensive falsetto range which has some power behind it.