Sentence examples for versatile vocals from inspiring English sources

It's called "The Latest," and it's described as a contemporary-sounding version of everything the band has done consistently for three decades: noisy power-pop with Robin Zander's peerlessly versatile vocals.

Chileshe now began with a gently slinky township riff from his five-piece band, against which he demonstrated first his flugelhorn work and then his even more thrilling and versatile vocals.

Beny Moré La Coleccion Cubana (1998) Known as El Barbaro de Ritmo - the wild man of rhythm - Beny Moré dominated Cuban music in the 40s and 50s, and helped to create the current salsa style with his flamboyant performances and powerful, versatile vocals.

The pulsating bass and the washes of acidic guitar, by David Andrew Sitek, recall 80's alternative-rock bands like the Pixies, but the amazingly versatile vocals by Tunde Adebimpe are harder to place, twisting classic R & B patterns with the coolly manic grace of early Peter Gabriel.

With Organic Halucinosis, Decapitated focused on non-traditional death metal aesthetics, more complex songwriting and grooves, and polyrhythmic approach; Covan contributed more versatile vocals.

(Woolfe) Western Wind (Friday) This versatile vocal sextet celebrates the holidays with "Singing Angels, Silver Bells," a program of medieval, Renaissance, early American and contemporary Christmas songs.

What we said: "[Soul] purists will appreciate the craftsmanship, and Harding is an undeniably versatile vocal talent, as you'd expect from someone schooled firstly in gospel choirs and then as a backing singer for Cee Lo Green," wrote Tim Jonze, in the Guardian.

His versatile vocal delivery ranges from screaming to an opera-esque singing, and his songwriting is similarly diverse.

Many of the band's songs showcased Townsend's versatile vocal style, often changing from screaming, and growling to clean vocals, or even falsetto, within the course of a single song.

The show begins with a round of duets and then Marie is solo on stage showing off her incredible versatile vocal range with her country-pop songs, a faced-paced medly of Broadway hits and a show-stopping virtuosic "Pie Jesu".

The The Irish Times review of the song called the album a "worthy successor to 2001's smash hit Fever, a supremely danceable collection of electro-pop songs that's clearly in thrall to the 80s" and complimented Minogue's versatile vocal delivery.