Elliott Frazier (1,008 views)

[Anya]

Elliott Frazier

Vocal Range: C2 - B4
Associated Acts: Ringo Deathstarr (2005-)

Significant High Notes:

B4 ("Old Again")
G♯4 ("Old Again", "Shadow")
G4 ("Burn")
F♯4 ("Brightest Star", "Shadow")
F4 ("Bong Load", "Just You", "Waste")
E4 ("Do You Wanna", "Drain", "In Love", "Just Like You", "New Way", "Old Again", "Rats Live on No Evil Star")
E♭4 ("Boys in Heat", "Chainsaw Morning", "Old Again", "See You", "Shadow")
D4 ("Acid Tongue", "Brightest Star", "Gazin", "Girls We Know", "Heavy Metal Suicide", "I Don't Want to Lose This", "Slack", "Waste")

Significant Low Notes:

C3 ("Bong Load", "Heavy Metal Suicide", "Once Upon a Freak", "See You", "Show Me The Truth of Your Love", "Slack", "So High", "Sweet Girl")
B2 ("Do You Wanna", "Frisbee", "Gazin", "Lazy Lane", "Old Again", "Please Don't Kill Yourself", "Some Kind of Sad", "Swirly", "Waste")
B♭2 ("Chainsaw Morning", "Prisms", "The Same Again", "See You", "Tilt-A-Whirl")
A2 ("Heavy Metal Suicide", "Never Drive", "Girls We Know", "Shut Your Eyes", "So High", "Some Kind of Sad", "Tambourine Girl", "You Don't Listen")
G♯2 ("Chainsaw Morning", "Fifteen", "Just Like You", "Please Don't Kill Yourself", "Starrsha", "Sweet Girl")
G2 ("Acid Tongue", "Big Bopper", "Do It Every Time", "I Don't Want to Lose This", "Never Drive", "Some Kind of Sad", "Tambourine Girl")
F♯2 ("Lazy Lane", "So High", "The Same Again", "Shut Your Eyes", "Starrsha", "You Don't Listen")
F2 ("Chainsaw Morning", "Sweet Girl")
E2 ("Do It Every Time", "Never Drive", "So High")
E♭2 ("Gazin")
C2 ("Do It Every Time", "I Don't Want to Lose This")

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{Questionable Notes}C5 ("Girls We Know")
D2 ("Do You Wanna")

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{Discography}Ringo Deathstarr
Sparkler (2009): F2 - E4
Colour Trip (2011): C2 - D4
Shadow - EP (2011): B♭2 - G♯4
Mauve (2012): G♯2 - G4
Gods Dream (2013): F2 - F4
Pure Mood (2015): G2 - B4
Ringo Deathstarr (2020): C2 - E4

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Italics mark non-melodic notes.
Underlines mark obscured notes.
Bold marks particularly impressive notes (for the singer's standards).