The phrase "remarkable singer" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a singer who is exceptionally talented or impressive. Example sentence: "Mariah was known for her powerful vocals and stage presence, making her a truly remarkable singer."
But Hinds was also a remarkable singer.
She was the most remarkable singer I ever heard.
He's a remarkable singer, musician and arranger, his entire musical impulse seemingly coming from the same place, a river of melodic improvisation.
His cross-national Moravian jazz project gathers together the remarkable singer Iva Bittová and the pianist Emil Viklick´y, as well as the masterful drummer Billy Hart.
Even in the confrontation of these two precursor texts, the course of one of the paths taken by this remarkable singer, continuing to set out on various homecomings, becomes clear as the songs themselves become ever more vivid.
One of the most anticipated events of the inaugural season at Zankel Hall was to be the premiere of a dramatic song cycle by the musical theater composer and lyricist Adam Guettel, written for the remarkable singer and actress Audra McDonald.
One of Mongolia's most remarkable singers, Ms. Norovbanzad has a voice that often seems inhuman, with long vibrato, sustain and melismas combined with intense, shimmering high notes and powerful projection.
There are plenty of eminent observers - Peter Gural- nick, Charlie Gillett, Barney Hoskyns, Andy Kershaw, and the Memphis music historian Robert Gordon among them - who consider Carr to have been among the most remarkable singers of his type.
Though Gosling and Stone are not especially remarkable singers, they boast a modernity that feels more appropriate than their ability to belt notes.
Van Morrison is a remarkable soul singer, who has recorded many equally remarkable songs.
In June 2010, Richard Thompson's Meltdown at London's Royal Festival Hall included a tribute to the remarkable Quebecois singer-songwriter Kate McGarrigle, who died five months earlier.
