Trevor McNevan (2,847 views)

[TheCMRecluse]

Trevor McNevan
Associated Acts: Oddball (1995-1996), Thousand Foot Krutch (1995-2017, 2023-present), FM Static (2003-2011), I Am The Storm (2018-present)
Vocal Range: A1-B♭5 (4 octaves, 1 note)
Vocal Type: Rawkin’ Flame Tenor
Origin: Canada

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{Vocal Summary}
Modern rock has had such a huge influence on the youth especially around the 2000s to now, especially when it comes to alternative and nu metal, to the point of being staples of perseverance and encouragement. Ontario native, Trevor McNevan, also known as “Teerawk” is definitely one of the major figures in alt rock, metal and punk that has been given acclaim and a strong fanbase for his powerful voice, relatable lyrics and the tone of most of his music being very welcoming for a first-time listener. Being the front man of two well-known projects that heavier, rocking alternative metal band, Thousand Foot Krutch and the more upbeat pop punk project, FM Static, Teerawk has shown to be a very diverse vocalist in each of these main projects. As a whole, Teerawk is a tenor who mostly sings in a mid-range pitch and has been said to sound kind of similar to the likes of Jonathan Davis, Chester Bennington, and his friend Adam Gontier as he has kind of a nasal texture, moments of unpredictable lash outs, powerful belting and even creative uses of the falsetto. Also being mostly in nu metal he is a master at the three typical nu metal vocal styles, singing, screaming, and rapping (a talent he would prominently explore in his hip-hop project, I Am The Storm). His high range is mostly defined as when he belts, he sounds very clean in comparison to his mid-range singing with has grit and plus his Canadian accent is very noticeable, and also didn’t use it as much in his early career until around “Phenomenon” he begins to have more control of his highs and only got better with time being able to sing up around the mid-fifth octave similar to classic rock singers. Another unique aspect about his highs is his use of falsettos as he would use a mix of lead in one word but falsetto in another word making him sound very weird but still manages to make it work. His lower range is also very strong being able to go as low around the mid-second octave in with tacked, though as his career went started to use it less and less but still uses it as spoken word (or rapping), backing vocals and even the “attitude” fry to make himself sound intimidating as he sometimes likes to go a little bit over-the-top in a humorous manner. Teerawk is definitely one of the most well-known modern rock singers of this time famous with Christians and non-Christians alike and it is warranted in how much his words have touched many people, like me as he was the first rock singer I knew by name back in my teens and without him I would not be here. So, in making this thread, this is my way of saying "thank you".

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{Discography Checked}
Oddball
Genre: Alternative rock/hip-hop
Studio albums
Shutterbug (1995) C♯2-F♯2-G♯4-F♯5-G5

Thousand Foot Krutch
Genre: Alternative metal-rock/nu metal/hard rock/post-grunge/rap rock
Studio albums
Set It Off (2000) E2-B2-B♭4-C♯5-F5-B♭5
Phenomenon (2003) D2-B2-B4-C5
The Art Of Breaking (2005) B1-F♯2-A2-D5-G♯5
The Flame In All Of Us (2007) A1-B♭1-A2-B4-C♯5
Welcome To The Masquerade (2009) B1-G♯2-B2-D5-E♭5
The End Is Where We Begin (2012) B1-B2-D3-D5-E♭5-E5-G5
Oxygen: Inhale (2014) C♯3-E♭5
Exhale (2016) F2-B2-E3-E5

FM Static
Genre: Alternative rock/pop-punk
Studio albums
What Are You Waiting For? (2003) B2-B4-C5
Critically Ashamed (2006) C♯2-A2-B4-C♯5
Dear Diary (2009) D2-G2-B4-D5
My Brain Says Stop, But My Heart Says Go! (2011) B♭2-D3-A4-B♭4

I Am The Storm
Genre: Alternative hip-hop
Studio albums
Fight Musik, Vol. 1 (2018) B♭1-D3-D5-E♭5

Significant High Notes:

B♭5 ("Unbelievable" [EMF cover])
A5 ("Puppet (live at The Masquerade 2011)")
G♯5 ("Hit The Floor", "This Movie" Demo by Three Days Grace)
G5 ("Nice Little Feeling", "So Far Gone")
F♯5 ("Smooch")
F5 ("Rhime Animal", "The Alternative Song")
E5 ("A Different Kind Of Dynamite", "Got To Be Real", "Kurrekt Tekniques", "Light Up The Sky", "Prep Time", "Prewreckwissit")
E♭5 ("Born This Way", "Fire In The Booth", "He'z The One", "I Get Wicked", "Man vs Machine", "Smack Down", "War Of Change")
D5 ("Beast Mode", "Bring Me To Life", "Fly On The Wall", "Give It To Me", "Go", "Hand Grenade", "Like A Machine", "Look Away", "Slow Bleed", "The Voyage Of Beliefs")
C♯5 ("Be Somebody", "Christmas Shoes", "Light Up The Sky", "Man vs Machine", "Set It Off", "Six Candles", "The Safest Place", "Upcomesdown", "Where The River Flows" [Collective Soul cover])
C5 ("Already Home", "Brother John", "Come Back Home" by Manafest, "Dear God", "Diamonds" by Manafest, "Fire It Up", "Girl Of The Year", "Glow", "Go", "Hit The Floor", "Her Father's Song", "Hole In My Heart" by ONLAP, "Honest", "Hurt", "In My Room", "Lifeline", "New Design", "Ordinary", "Outshined" [Soundgarden cover] (live at SiriusXM studios)", "Quicken", "Runaway" by Vital Empire, "Shine On (Shine)" by Manafest, "Skills" by Manafest, "Slow Bleed", "Snow Miser", "Stranger", "Supafly", "The Flame In All Of Us", "The Notion", "The Part That Hurts The Most (Is Me)", "This Movie" Demo by Three Days Grace, "War Of Change")
B4 ("All I Need To Know", "Born Again", "Born This Way", "Bounce", "Boy Moves To A New Town With Optimistic Outlook", "Bring Me To Life", "Courtesy Call", "Donna", "Down", "E For Extinction", "Flop Culture", "Fire In The Kitchen" by Manafest, "Fly On The Wall", "Forward Motion", "Give Up The Ghost", "Gravity Falls" by Manafest, "Hit The Floor", "Honest", "Hurt", "I See Red", "Impossible" by Manafest, "Intro.", "Inhuman", "Jingle Bell Rock", "Last Words", "Learn To Breathe", "Let The Sparks Fly", "Like Poison" by Righteous Vendetta, "Light Up", "Monster" (live 2016) by Skillet, "My Own Enemy", "New Drug", "Oxygen", "Puppet", "Rawkfist", "Running With Giants", "Scream", "Six Candles", "So Beautiful" by Manafest, "Take It Out On Me", "The Part That Hurts The Most (Is Me)", "The River", "The Unavoidable Battle Of Feeling On The Inside", "Untraveled Road", "Wait For Me" by From Ashes To New, "Watching Over Me", "Welcome To The Masquerade")
B♭4 ("Adrenaline", "Adrenaline" by Nine Lashes, "All The Way Live", "Born For This" by The Letter Black, "Break The Silence", "Breathe You In", "Falls Apart", "Freq Show", "Incomplete", "Inhuman", "Inside Out", "Kick It" by Manafest, "Let The Sparks Fly", "Let's Go" by KJ-52, "Make Me A Believer", "Moment Of Truth", "Nice Piece Of Art", "Push", "Quicken", "Rise Up" by KJ-52, "Scream", "Set It Off", "Set Me On Fire", "Shook", "Slow Bleed", "The Safest Place", "Three Days Later", "Tonight", "Where The River Flows" [Collective Soul cover])
A4 ("Absolute", "All I Need To Know", "Already Home", "America's Next Freak", "Anyone Else", "Black Tattoo", "Bring Me To Life", "Breaking Me Again", "Broken Wing", "Cinnamon & Lipstick", "Definitely Maybe", "Down", "Everyone Like Me", "F.M.S.T.A.T.I.C.", "Fathom 2.0" by Awaken, "Fire In The Booth", "Girl Of The Year", "Glow", "Her Father's Song", "(Hey) I Want It", "Home", "I Get Wicked", "I See Red", "In My Room", "Jingle Bell Rock", "Learn To Breathe", "Like A Race Car" by Hawk Nelson, "Lost In You", "Move", "My Brain Says Stop, But My Heart Says Go", "My Home", "New Drug", "Off The Rails", "Ordinary", "Outta Control", "Renegade" by Manafest, "Rhime Animal", "Six Candles", "Something To Believe In", "Sometimes You Can Forget Who You Are", "Stranger", "Supafly", "The End Is Where We Begin", "The Flame In All Of Us", "The Last Song", "The Part That Hurts The Most (Is Me)", "The River", "The Safest Place", "These Lines", "The Video Store", "Tonight", "UNPARALYZED" by Caleb Hyles, "Upcomesdown", "Watching Over Me", "We Are", "What Do We Know", "What It Feels Like", "When In Doubt")
G♯4 ("Choose", "Definitely Maybe", "Every Time You Run" by Manafest, "Falls Apart", "Hold Me Twice", "Little Yellow Floating Ducks", "Man Whatcha Doin'?", "Oxygen", "Set Me On Fire", "Skills" by Manafest, "Smack Down", "Take Me As I Am", "The Alternative Song", "The Art Of Breaking")
G4 ("All The Way Live", "Black Tattoo", "Bounce", "Boy Moves To A New Town With Optimistic Outlook", "Break The Silence", "Breaking Me Again", "Breathe You In", "Breather", "Bring Me To Life", "Broken Wing", "Can't Stop This", "Don't It Make You Wanna Go Home" (live) by Newsong, "Down", "E For Extinction", "Everyone Like Me", "Fearless (250 And Dark Stars)" by Falling Up, "Flop Culture", "Forward Motion", "Go", "Incomplete", "Last Words", "Learn To Breathe", "Like Poison" by Righteous Vendetta, "My Home", "My Own Enemy", "New Drug", "October", "Puppet", "Quicken", "Shook", "Small Town", "Sweet Unknown", "The Flame In All Of Us", "The Last Song", "The Next Big Thing", "The Notion", "Unbelievable" [EMF cover], "Waste Of Time", "Welcome To The Masquerade")
F♯4 ("(Hey) I Want It", "Already Home", "Christmas Shoes", "Coffin Builder" by Demon Hunter, "Crazy Mary", "F.M.S.T.A.T.I.C.", "I See Red", "Last Train Home", "Man vs Machine", "Move", "New Design", "Open Skies", "Step To Me", "So Beautiful" by Manafest, "The Art Of Breaking", "The Part That Hurts The Most (Is Me)", "The Shindig (Off To College)", "Through Your Eyes" by Fearless BND)

Significant Low Notes:

D3 ("Anyone Else", "Be Somebody", "Breather", "Brother John", "Butterfly Mindedness", "Cankersore", "Christmas Shoes", "Come Along", "Crazy Mary", "Donna", "Favorite Disease", "Flop Culture", "Last Train Home", "Let The Sparks Fly", "Lift It", "Look Away", "Nice Piece Of Art", "Slow Bleed", "Snow Miser", "Something To Believe In", "Step To Me", "The Video Store", "These Lines", "Three Days Later", "Upcomesdown", "When In Doubt")
C♯3 ("Already Home", "Break The Silence", "Everyone Like Me", "Faith, Love And Happiness", "Fire In The Kitchen" by Manafest, "Girl Of The Year", "Hand Grenade", "Let's Go" by KJ-52, "Make Me A Believer", "Moment Of The Day", "Move", "My Own Enemy", "New Design", "Rawkfist", "Renegade" by Manafest, "Run For Cover" by KJ-52, "Set Me On Fire", "Someday", "The Flame In All Of Us", "The Last Song", "The Shindig (Off To College)", "Untraveled Road")
C3 ("Beauty Queen", "Boy Meets Girl (And Vice Versa)", "Boy Moves To A New Town With Optimistic Outlook", "Can't Stop This", "Coffin Builder" by Demon Hunter, "Come Back Home" by Manafest, "Falls Apart", "Fearless (250 And Dark Stars)" by Falling Up, "Gravity Falls" by Manafest, "Lost In You", "Moment Of Truth", "Nice Piece Of Art", "October", "Ordinary", "Phenomenon", "Six Candles", "Skills" by Manafest, "Stranger", "Take Me As I Am", "Watching Over Me", "Wish You Well")
B2 ("America's Next Freak", "Born Again", "Courtesy Call", "E For Extinction", "Her Father's Song", "Impossible" by Manafest, "Last Words", "My First Stereo", "New Drug", "Prep Time", "Puppet", "Sweet Unknown", "The Alternative Song")
B♭2 ("Someday", "Man Watcha Doin?", "Tonight", "U Don't Know Me Like That")
A2 ("Absolute", "Broken Wing", "Heat Miser", "Like A Race Car" by Hawk Nelson, "Open Skies", "Six Candles", "Tonight", "Wait For Me" by From Ashes To New, "What It Feels Like", "What Do We Know")
G♯2 ("Freq Show", "Got To Be Real", "Outta Control", "Rollercoaster", "Run For Cover" by KJ-52, "The Flame In All Of Us")
G2 ("Choose", "Home", "Prewreckwissit", "Somethin' For Ya Trunk PT. 2",  "Sometimes You Can Forget Who You Are", "The Ginme", "What Do We Know")
F♯2 ("Beast Mode", "Down", "He'z The One", "Move", "Run For Cover" by KJ-52)
F2 ("Give Up The Ghost", "The Safest Place", "Who Are We?")
E2 ("Sweet Unknown", "The Safest Place")
D2 ("Bounce", "Boy Meets Girl (And Vice Versa)", "Break The Silence", "Heat Miser", "New Design")
C♯2 ("Nice Piece Of Art", "The Ginme")
C2 ("Jingle Bell Rock")
B1 ("E For Extinction", "Let The Sparks Fly", "Impossible" by Manafest, "Jingle Bell Rock", "Move")
B♭1 ("Hip-Hop His(tory)", "My Own Enemy")
A1 ("My Own Enemy")

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{Questionable Notes}
D2 ("Inhuman"^[3])

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[1] marks yelps and short trills in high range or anacrusis and short dips in low range.
[2] marks notes of questionable identity that cannot be confirmed to be the singer in question.
[3] marks non-melodic notes that don't have a significant enough pitch to warrant inclusion.
[4] marks notes that possess uncertain pitch or have been pitch-shifted.
[5] marks notes that do not fit the previous criteria but are not of a substantial enough quality to warrant counting towards the singer's range.

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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.

[TheCMRecluse]

Changed the low and high note after listening to both many times.

[TheCMRecluse]

After hearing the song with the lowest note I noticed a lower note in what I thought was the B1.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkHsRWX6dUU&t=27s
0:29: "The jingle bell hop has just (A1) begun (B1)"

[TheCMRecluse]

Did some editing on this thread and corrected some notes I got wrong on. The thread must look a lot better and more accurate now.

[Electric Mami]

"Sometimes You Can Forget Who You Are" bold is a G2, also I think the quick B♭4 in "Adrenaline" at 0:17 is more of an overshot A4 so I'd mark the passage as a bold A4 personally, and I'd mark the A1 as fry