The phrase "a versatile singer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a singer who is capable of performing in various styles or genres of music.
Example: "She is a versatile singer of pop, jazz, and classical music, captivating audiences with her diverse range."
Alternatives: "a multifaceted vocalist of" or "a flexible singer of".
Dobie Gray, a versatile singer and songwriter who had a handful of hits in various pop genres but who was probably best known for his enduring 1973 soul anthem, "Drift Away," a wistful paean to all songwriters and their songs, died on Tuesday in Nashville.
A versatile singer, Patrick had a prolific fifty-year career singing concerts, musicals, cabaret, and opera, and towards the end of his life teaching.
The New York Times critic Jon Caramanica gave a positive review to the same New York performance, calling Ocean a "versatile singer" and writing that "in his elegant, savvy, slightly crooked postsoul, he shifts sneakily between the two topics, singing about love as a byproduct of music and using the subject of music to dig deep about love".
Furthermore, nightingales belong to the most versatile singers of the temperate zone [ 20].
But his understated approach also makes him an unusually versatile singer, equally sweet atop a jazz arrangement or a hip-hop thump.
A strong and versatile singer, Mr. Moore contributed writing to 11 of the 13 songs here, across a range of styles.
He's a fine and versatile singer, easy-going and comfortable with uptempo rockers yet still able to sell the subtleties of huskier alt-country mood pieces, with a tendency to put a little quaver into his voice on longer-held notes.
LAUREN ALAINA The runner-up on this year's "American Idol," Ms. Alaina was the most versatile singer in the competition, capable of singing country, pop, R&B, even arena rock.
Eric Margiore, David Stephenson and the versatile Anna Leese, a Cardiff Singer of the World competitor this week, led the assured cast.
That's high praise since she is following in the footsteps of one of pop's most versatile singers, tackling folk, pop, R&B and more with verve.
