Post by TheCMRecluse on Sept 11, 2023 5:47:03 GMT
Jason Moncivaiz
Associated Acts: Justifide (1999–2006, 2014-2015), Reform The Resistance (2007–present)
Vocal Range: F2-D5 (2 octaves, 9 notes)
Vocal Type: 9 Out Of 10or
{Vocal Summary}
Mostly with nu metal most vocalists have a lot of versatility in their voice from singing, rapping and screaming and maybe all in one song. Arizona native, Jason Moncivaiz definitely fits this description and has made a name for himself despite his projects not being that well known such as him fronted the underrated nu metal band Justifide and the experimental rap rock post-rock fusion Reform The Resistance. Moncivaiz voice is very expressive being able to have the correct mood depending on the song he is singing rapping or screaming. His voice is very similar to the likes of Chino Moreno or Brandon Boyd as a mid range tenor with a lot of fun and emotional moments. His voice can go high enough around B♭s but that part of him got more comfortable later in his career with the latest EP for Justifide and his work with RTR. He also screams, although his screams tend to be mostly mid-range with only a few moments where he manges to almost hit the fifth octave. However, something that I really appreciated is that unlike most nu metal or post-grunge singers who barely use their lower range, he is an exception who uses all he can to match the tone of the songs. Apart from Sonny Sandoval, Jason Moncivaiz is an exceptional and talented Christian Latino singer whose works are highly underrated and a must for anyone who is into nu-metal.
Spanish Translation
Principalmente con el nu-metal, la mayoría de los vocalistas tienen mucha versatilidad en su voz al cantar, rapear y gritar, y tal vez todo en una sola canción. Jason Moncivaiz, nativo de Arizona, definitivamente encaja en esta descripción y se ha hecho un nombre a pesar de que sus proyectos no son tan conocidos, como él al frente de la subestimada banda de nu-metal Justifide y la fusión experimental de rap rock post-rock Reform The Resistance. La voz de Moncivaiz es muy expresiva pudiendo tener el humor correcto dependiendo de la canción que esté cantando rapeando o gritando. Su voz es muy similar a la de Chino Moreno o Brandon Boyd como tenor de rango medio con muchos momentos divertidos y emotivos. Su voz puede llegar bastante alta alrededor de B♭, pero esa parte de él se sintió más cómoda más adelante en su carrera con el último EP de Justifide y su trabajo con RTR. También grita, aunque sus gritos tienden a ser en su mayoría de rango medio, con solo unos pocos momentos en los que logra casi llegar a la quinta octava. Sin embargo, algo que realmente aprecio es que, a diferencia de la mayoría de cantantes de nu-metal o post-grunge que apenas usan su rango bajo, él es una excepción que usa todo lo que puede para igualar el tono de las canciones. Además de Sonny Sandoval, Jason Moncivaiz es un cantante latino cristiano excepcional y talentoso cuyos trabajos están muy subestimados y son imprescindibles para cualquiera que esté interesado en el nu-metal.
Mostly with nu metal most vocalists have a lot of versatility in their voice from singing, rapping and screaming and maybe all in one song. Arizona native, Jason Moncivaiz definitely fits this description and has made a name for himself despite his projects not being that well known such as him fronted the underrated nu metal band Justifide and the experimental rap rock post-rock fusion Reform The Resistance. Moncivaiz voice is very expressive being able to have the correct mood depending on the song he is singing rapping or screaming. His voice is very similar to the likes of Chino Moreno or Brandon Boyd as a mid range tenor with a lot of fun and emotional moments. His voice can go high enough around B♭s but that part of him got more comfortable later in his career with the latest EP for Justifide and his work with RTR. He also screams, although his screams tend to be mostly mid-range with only a few moments where he manges to almost hit the fifth octave. However, something that I really appreciated is that unlike most nu metal or post-grunge singers who barely use their lower range, he is an exception who uses all he can to match the tone of the songs. Apart from Sonny Sandoval, Jason Moncivaiz is an exceptional and talented Christian Latino singer whose works are highly underrated and a must for anyone who is into nu-metal.
Spanish Translation
Principalmente con el nu-metal, la mayoría de los vocalistas tienen mucha versatilidad en su voz al cantar, rapear y gritar, y tal vez todo en una sola canción. Jason Moncivaiz, nativo de Arizona, definitivamente encaja en esta descripción y se ha hecho un nombre a pesar de que sus proyectos no son tan conocidos, como él al frente de la subestimada banda de nu-metal Justifide y la fusión experimental de rap rock post-rock Reform The Resistance. La voz de Moncivaiz es muy expresiva pudiendo tener el humor correcto dependiendo de la canción que esté cantando rapeando o gritando. Su voz es muy similar a la de Chino Moreno o Brandon Boyd como tenor de rango medio con muchos momentos divertidos y emotivos. Su voz puede llegar bastante alta alrededor de B♭, pero esa parte de él se sintió más cómoda más adelante en su carrera con el último EP de Justifide y su trabajo con RTR. También grita, aunque sus gritos tienden a ser en su mayoría de rango medio, con solo unos pocos momentos en los que logra casi llegar a la quinta octava. Sin embargo, algo que realmente aprecio es que, a diferencia de la mayoría de cantantes de nu-metal o post-grunge que apenas usan su rango bajo, él es una excepción que usa todo lo que puede para igualar el tono de las canciones. Además de Sonny Sandoval, Jason Moncivaiz es un cantante latino cristiano excepcional y talentoso cuyos trabajos están muy subestimados y son imprescindibles para cualquiera que esté interesado en el nu-metal.
{Discography Checked}
Justifide
Genre: Nu metal/hard rock/rapcore/reggae rock
EPs
The Vault Sessions EP (2014) B♭2-A4-C5
Studio albums
Life Outside The Toybox (2001) F♯2-G2-A4-B4
The Beauty Of The Unknown (2002) F2-B4
Reform The Resistance
Genre: Alternative metal-rock/nu metal/post-rock/rap rock.
EPs
And It Begins EP (2008) A2-B♭2-B4
Studio albums
The Truth Is Dangerous (2011) F2-B4-C♯5
Dos (2015) B1-G2-B4-D5
Justifide
Genre: Nu metal/hard rock/rapcore/reggae rock
EPs
The Vault Sessions EP (2014) B♭2-A4-C5
Studio albums
Life Outside The Toybox (2001) F♯2-G2-A4-B4
The Beauty Of The Unknown (2002) F2-B4
Reform The Resistance
Genre: Alternative metal-rock/nu metal/post-rock/rap rock.
EPs
And It Begins EP (2008) A2-B♭2-B4
Studio albums
The Truth Is Dangerous (2011) F2-B4-C♯5
Dos (2015) B1-G2-B4-D5
Significant High Notes:
D5 ("Awake O'Sleeper")
C♯5 ("Kill Lies", "Pointing Fingers" (Acoustic Version), "This Present Darkness")
C5 ("Live 4 Forever", "Start The Revolution", "The Song Of Jenna Marie")
B4 ("Anastasis", "Awake O'Sleeper", "Breakaway, "Escape", "Everyone Is Someone", "Face To Face", "Faces Nameless", "Hail, Fire & Rain", "Here I Am To Worship" [Tim Hughes cover], "Kill Lies", "Mercy In Blood", "One World Blind", "Point Fingers", "The Elite Unseen", "The End Is Near", "This Present Darkness")
B♭4 ("Awaken", "Comeback", "Face To Face", "I Wouldn't Know", "If I Can Survive", "Inside A Storm Starts To Rise", "No Reply", "Point Fingers", "Our Little Secret", "She", "Someone To Blame", "Starlight", "Stay", "To Live")
A4 ("9 Out Of 10", "Anastasis", "Anymore", "Are You One Of Us, Or Are You One Of Them", "Arise", "As It Feels Good", "Change", "Escape", "Fall Asleep", "Listen", "Pointing Fingers" (Acoustic Version), "Save This Fakeness", "Shallow", "Start The Revolution", "The End", "The End Is Near", "The Song Of Jenna Marie", "The Way", "Tonight", "Tonight We Ride", "We Immortals")
G♯4 ("Amazing Grace", "Comeback", "Faces Nameless", "Inside A Storm Starts To Rise", "Nothing But The Blood Of Jesus", "Our Little Secret", "One World Blind", "Save This Fakeness", "She", "Story Of A Century", "The Elite Unseen", "The Way", "Valley Of The Sun", "Why")
G4 ("Anastasis" "Anymore", "Arise", "As It Feels Good", "Awaken", "Change", "Death II The Triangle", "Face To Face", "Goodbye Without You", "Hold Us Down", "I Breathe", "No Reply", "Shadows Shake The Leaves", "Start The Revolution", "The End", "We Belong Together", "We Immortals")
Significant Low Notes:
D3 ("Anymore", "Comeback", "One World Blind", "Shadows Shake The Leaves", "Stay", "Sweet New Found Joy", "The End")
C♯3 ("Faces Nameless", "Mercy In Blood", "Our Little Secret", "Point Fingers", "Pointing Fingers" (Acoustic Version), "Shallow", "Story Of A Century", "The Way", "This Present Darkness", "This Present Darkness", "Valley Of The Sun", "We Immortals")
C3 ("Fall Asleep", "The End Is Near", "The Song Of Jenna Marie", "Tonight")
B2 ("Amazing Grace", "Escape", "Everyone Is Someone", "Goodbye Without You", "How Great Thou Art", "Hold Us Down", "Kill Lies", "Live 4 Forever", "Our Little Secret", "Shallow", "She", "Starlight", "To Live", "Valley Of The Sun", "We Belong Together", "Why")
B♭2 ("Arise", "Death II The Triangle", "Hail, Fire & Rain", "I Wouldn't Know", "Inside A Storm Starts To Rise", "Listen", "Nothing But The Blood Of Jesus", "YOU")
A2 ("Comeback", "Fall Asleep", "Here I Am To Worship" [Tim Hughes cover], "Save This Fakeness", "Still Cries", "This Song's For You")
G♯2 ("As It Feels Good", "Dear Momma" [2Pac cover], "Hold Us Down", "No Reply", "The Elite Unseen")
G2 ("9 Out Of 10", "Anastasis", "Awake O'Sleeper", "Start The Revolution")
F♯2 ("Awaken", "Here I Am To Worship" [Tim Hughes cover], "Inside A Storm Starts To Rise", "Listen", "Face To Face")
F2 ("If I Can Survive", "One World Blind", "Someone To Blame", "The Song Of Jenna Marie")
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Blue marks falsetto or whistle notes.
Green marks harsh, distorted notes.
Underlines mark notes that are obscured in the song mix.
Italics mark non-melodic notes.
Boldface marks notes that are considered to be particularly notable examples of this person's vocal capabilities.
