Yannis Papadopoulos of Beast in Black. Dude's got some insane vocal range.
Marvin Gaye - just perfection. Also Beth Gibbons of Portishead.
Nobody will read this, but Kristin Hersh. She was the founder / less singer in Throwing Muses, but her solo work truly amazes me. Literally nobody is like Kristin.
For example: https://piped.video/watch?v=_RtniRWL5zM
There is something captivating about Kate Bush's delivery, she collaborated a lot with Peter Gabriel too who was a fantastic singer with unique delivery as well.
Michael Buble
Rory Rodriguez of Day Seeker
Haley Williams of Paramore
Linda Perry.
Lead singer of 4 Non Blondes and has a solo career. I don’t even listen to that style of music, but I still get excited when I hear her voice come on.
Chester Bennington
tldw; a contestant on a European pop idol type show had such perfect pitch and tone, the judges thought she was lip syncing. She wasn't and it's amazing.
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Adam Lambert.
Holy fuck his range and control. It’s insane.
Even if his music is mediocre, his vocals are amazing.
Henning May
Does Jack Stauber count? The songs I've heard from him are mind blowing
Michael Akerfeldt
Gives me chills every time he sings for the past 20 years.
Jim Grey of Caligulas Horse and Arcane
And Devin Townsend
I'm consistently impressed by the one vocalist from Beast in Black. When I watch their videos and then realize there is one voice in the song and it's that dude, it blows my mind every time.
Ronnie James Dio.
Amber Bain of The Japanese House has a really nice voice.
There's also Caroline Polachek, who I am pretty sure actually has perfect pitch. She is one of the most technically impressive vocalists of her generation IMO.
Vitas.
Nico and Kevin from Electric Callboy
Yebba, check her out. She’s not v popular but fucking incredible voice. Here is a live performance by her
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