The phrase "evocative voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style of writing or speaking that evokes strong imagery or emotions in the audience.
Example: "The author's evocative voice brought the characters to life, making the reader feel deeply connected to their struggles."
Alternatives: "expressive tone" or "poetic voice."
He has a resonant, evocative voice and solid backup singers and dancers in the ballplayers.
He is a blues musician whose distinctive guitar playing and evocative voice have inspired generations of rock and jazz performers.
The children understood their father's shortcomings ("His accomplishments were frozen in time and he never recognized them," said Cliff) and they still tear up when they talk of his letters and "evocative voice".
Her easy, evocative voice breezes through the warm, nostalgic sound of Am I Forgiven and Aretha and the latter sets the template for more soul-driven material such as Baby Come Back to Bed.
Meanwhile, Bruce Soord and Jonas Renkse's sublime Wisdom of Crowds is a mesmerising and melancholy exercise in wonderfully subtle songcraft, Soord's inspired arrangements combining exquisitely with his comrade's unerringly evocative voice.
At times it works beautifully: opener I'm Ready provides a reminder of just what a lovely, evocative voice Taylor has, while a reworking of Hot Chips's So Much Further to Go brings out a soulfulness barely glimpsed in the original.
Benigno gave the performance a "B+", while Michael Slezak of TVLine gave it an "A−" and praised their "powerful, evocative voices".
Sailing over it all was Mr. Sheik's evocative, droning voice, which often leaps into a plaintive, semi-falsetto cry.
De Backer quickly beats in on the drum kit, lends his equally evocative, unmistakable voice to Balay Balay.
With lyrical prose, nuanced characters, and an evocative narrative voice, Tamsen Wolff vividly brings to life the dizzying experience of first love-and its inevitable partner, first heartbreak.
The Manhandlers," for a line of soups from Campbell; "Zest-fully clean" for Zest soap; and "It's the right thing to do" for Quaker, punched up by the avuncular delivery of the brand spokesman, Wilford Brimley, in a voice evocative of a bowl of warm oatmeal.
