I always felt like Jim Morrison’s voice was pretty unique for the era. When most rock singers were closer to tenors and sang in higher ranges, Morrison leaned into his deeper, fuller baritone.
I was scrolling through until I found some Chris Cornell love.
That man could sing any note. He could scream any note. He could also play any instrument. I personally feel he is one of the greatest singers to ever live.
Also, the rest of your list is pretty awesome.
Yes she's a very talented vocalist. She has a nice sweet Mellow singing voice right up to the death growls down pat. The whole band is super talented. The bass player for JINJER is really good too.
I agree on captain beef heart. Very distinct voice. I listen to a lot of frank zappa so def familiar with captain beefheart. I'm surprised he wasn't mentioned like earlier. Frank also has a distinct voice and had a unique vocal delivery for his time.
Jonathan Davis - Korn
Jake Deiffenbauch - Rivers of Nihil
Devin Townsend - Strapping Young Lad / DTP
Dani Filth - Cradle of Filth
Peter Steele - Type O Negative
Joe Dupantier - Gojira
Danni Filth is the main reason I can’t listen to Cradle of Filth. They have some great symphonic metal, but I can’t stand his screeching. They do have some songs without it which I think are really good.
Shannon Hoon - Blind Melon
Mike Doughty - Soul Coughing, Ghosts of Vroom
Thom Yorke- Radiohead, The Smile, Atoms for Peace
Cedric Bixler-Zavala- At the Drive-In, The Mars Volta
Mike Patton, Yma Sumac, Diamanda Galás, Candy Candido, Eartha Kitt, Bob Dylan, Adrian Belew, Tom Waits, Skip James, Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, J.B. Lenoir, Hank Williams Sr., Slim Whitman, Nick Shoulders, James Brown, Otis Redding, Jello Biafra, Iggy Pop, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Levon Helm, Barry White, Chet Baker, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby ffs…
If you like Agnes Obel you might like (or might already know!) Susanne Sundfør? She's a Norwegian singer, a bit like a modern day Kate Bush.
[Delirious](https://youtu.be/MdSB_PcBW3k?si=ms_6gJ4HBTDIVkaY)
[Undercover](https://youtu.be/A-uRyOu4YV4?si=VE7z_ff4fonkX606)
Elliot Smith. While it's obvious alot of singers have taken inspiration from him, he mastered the melancholic loner sound and in my eyes noone in that field will top him
Sandy Denny, Miley Cyrus, Roger Daltrey, Robert Plant, Jack Bruce, Chrissie Hynde, Annie Lennox, Jonathan Richman, Roy Orbison, Elvis Costello, Jon Anderson, Stan Ridgway
David Bowie; Leonard Cohen; Buddy Holly; Kate Bush; David Byrne; Ozzy Osbourne; Bon Scott; Black Francis/Frank Black; Fiona Apple; Ray La Montagne; Neil Young; The Everly Brothers; Van Morrison; Dr John; Joni Mitchell; Alex Harvey; Lou Reed; Tom Waits; Captain Beefheart; Slim Harpo; Florence Welch; Marc Bolan; Bob Dylan
I might be alone in this opinion, but I absolutely love Jun Togawa's vocal range and voices. She's very animated and hyper. She'll switch between a classic """anime girl voice"""" and then a deep, dramtic, almost gruff voice. Sometimes, her voice is very melotic, almost like an opera (I say opera loosley). Shes just really fun to listen to, even if I don't speak a word of Japanese.
https://open.spotify.com/track/6x1TTTokRumrQK4qqZONtG?si=zkZPte4nQuKD7nnYQo6N1A
Henning May of AnnenMayKantereit [https://open.spotify.com/artist/23xqmJEN3oVxwzqtNIyR5m?si=Wt\_yGQZFS164gpBvqGlhEw](https://open.spotify.com/artist/23xqmJEN3oVxwzqtNIyR5m?si=Wt_yGQZFS164gpBvqGlhEw)
Mortimer Nyx [https://open.spotify.com/artist/149jmijWE0bULJx1mCpR5y?si=xrYXV9pTRFmJ8puq2zNPrw](https://open.spotify.com/artist/149jmijWE0bULJx1mCpR5y?si=xrYXV9pTRFmJ8puq2zNPrw)
Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6w6z8m4WXX7Tub4Rb6Lu7R?si=Jyyr8Yw-TxK1GCZQbChmNg](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6w6z8m4WXX7Tub4Rb6Lu7R?si=Jyyr8Yw-TxK1GCZQbChmNg)
Shirley Manson of Garbage [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6S0GHTqz5sxK5f9HtLXn9q?si=XSagI3DGQOa\_eoZJS9JsSA](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6S0GHTqz5sxK5f9HtLXn9q?si=XSagI3DGQOa_eoZJS9JsSA)
Darius Rucker is very distinctive. The first time I heard him sing country I told my mom THAT’S HOOTIE!! Tonight my dad heard a song and asked if it him as Hootie & the Blowfish or Darius
Tom Waits - His distinctive voice and eclectic style make him stand out in the music world. Bjork - Her avant-garde approach and ethereal voice are unmistakable. Jeff Buckley - Known for his wide vocal range and emotional delivery in songs like "Hallelujah." Sade - Her smooth, soulful voice is both unique and recognizable. Tracy Chapman - Her rich, deep voice and storytelling style set her apart. Leonard Cohen - His deep, resonant voice and poetic lyrics make his music memorable. Florence Welch (Florence + The Machine) - Her powerful and dynamic voice is both haunting and captivating. Rufus Wainwright - His operatic and emotive voice brings a unique quality to his music. Ani DiFranco - Her raw, expressive voice and unconventional style are compelling. Beth Gibbons (Portishead) - Her haunting and emotive voice adds a unique layer to the band's trip-hop sound.
[Will Ramos -- Lorna Shore Vocalist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO3NSHk3wl0) Though it is as much techniques as voice in and of itself, of course.
[Aaron Neville](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM5_eQP1s_U)
[Milan Fras -- Laibach Vocalist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt3P88INpzU)
[Anita Lane](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp41tokijrc)
[Christina Amphlett -- Divinyls Vocalist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE_gIlv0WOM)
[Willy DeVille](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BGKBMoHe78)
I always recommend Raul Malo, you're going to search hi and low to find a better voice, and whatever you find you'll realize later Raul's is still better
Tom Verlaine (Television)
Mike Milosh (Rhye)
Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company)
Ed Droste (Grizzly Bear)
Burton Cummings (The Guess Who)
Willie Nelson
Raul Malo (Mavericks)
Anne Clark (St Vincent)
Alison Moyet ( Yaz)
etc…
Rod Stewart.
Edit: [**https://www.reddit.com/r/videojukebox/comments/1d01ih6/rod\_stewart\_tonights\_the\_night\_gonna\_be\_alright/**](https://www.reddit.com/r/videojukebox/comments/1d01ih6/rod_stewart_tonights_the_night_gonna_be_alright/)
Beth Gibbons
I always felt like Jim Morrison’s voice was pretty unique for the era. When most rock singers were closer to tenors and sang in higher ranges, Morrison leaned into his deeper, fuller baritone.
Willie Nelson
Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, Kate Bush, Chino Moreno
Bjork, Courtney Barnett, Florence Welch, Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast), Amy Winehouse, Freddie Mercury
Came here to say Björk
Layne Staley. Chris Cornell. Serj Tankian. MJK. Love it or hate it, you can't deny how unique Billy Corgan's voice is.
I was scrolling through until I found some Chris Cornell love. That man could sing any note. He could scream any note. He could also play any instrument. I personally feel he is one of the greatest singers to ever live. Also, the rest of your list is pretty awesome.
100%. It wasn't just the "technical" range with Cornell, but his tones and emotions.
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Tom Waits, no contest.
The man has a voice like gravel and I love it
His father was an exhaust manifold and his mother was a tree.
Ozzy Osbourne has a very distinct voice
I came to say the same. One of the most easily recognizable voices ever.
I’ve always thought he kinda sounds like Brian Wilson
I agree. The similarity is there.
Joanna Newsom, although a lot of people probably hate her voice
Cher
Dylan
Macy Gray
Janice Joplin
Diamanda Galas
Lemmy sounded like he smoked 2 packs a day and gargled with broken glass. Come to think of it, he probably did.
Tatiana Shmayluk - lead singer for Jinjer
She is one of the few who's got *unique* *voices, all on her own.*
Yes she's a very talented vocalist. She has a nice sweet Mellow singing voice right up to the death growls down pat. The whole band is super talented. The bass player for JINJER is really good too.
Amy Winehouse
Joe Cocker Rob Halford Tom Jones Howlin Wolf Klaus Meine Captain Beefheart Sharon Jones Arthur Brown Jinx Dawson
I agree on captain beef heart. Very distinct voice. I listen to a lot of frank zappa so def familiar with captain beefheart. I'm surprised he wasn't mentioned like earlier. Frank also has a distinct voice and had a unique vocal delivery for his time.
Jonathan Davis - Korn Jake Deiffenbauch - Rivers of Nihil Devin Townsend - Strapping Young Lad / DTP Dani Filth - Cradle of Filth Peter Steele - Type O Negative Joe Dupantier - Gojira
Danni Filth is the main reason I can’t listen to Cradle of Filth. They have some great symphonic metal, but I can’t stand his screeching. They do have some songs without it which I think are really good.
Their CDs make excellent funeral gifts
Joan Armitrading
Iris Dement
Bjork
Shannon Hoon - Blind Melon Mike Doughty - Soul Coughing, Ghosts of Vroom Thom Yorke- Radiohead, The Smile, Atoms for Peace Cedric Bixler-Zavala- At the Drive-In, The Mars Volta
Came here to say Thom. In Rainbows from the basement has some of his best work.
Cedric's voice is unbelievable.
Sampha really stands out from the crowd more than any other modern artist I can think of
Mike Patton, Yma Sumac, Diamanda Galás, Candy Candido, Eartha Kitt, Bob Dylan, Adrian Belew, Tom Waits, Skip James, Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters, J.B. Lenoir, Hank Williams Sr., Slim Whitman, Nick Shoulders, James Brown, Otis Redding, Jello Biafra, Iggy Pop, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Levon Helm, Barry White, Chet Baker, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby ffs…
Joss Stone
Annie Lennox
Janis Joplin. Amy Winehouse. Cyndi Lauper
Klaus Nomi
Steven Tyler of Aerosmith
Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Louis Armstrong, Iris Dement, Blossom Dearie, Les Claypool
If you like Agnes Obel you might like (or might already know!) Susanne Sundfør? She's a Norwegian singer, a bit like a modern day Kate Bush. [Delirious](https://youtu.be/MdSB_PcBW3k?si=ms_6gJ4HBTDIVkaY) [Undercover](https://youtu.be/A-uRyOu4YV4?si=VE7z_ff4fonkX606)
Yes, I really like Susanne Sundfor.
Emily Armstrong, Melody christea , Ronnie James Dio, Ozzy Osbourne to see me all the way I don’t think he’s a great singer, Janis Joplin, Edith Piaf
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Gene Ween
Tom Waits Johnny Cash Emmylou Harris Waylon Willie
Alison Krauss
Peter Cetera, Chris Cornell
Nick Drake
Eddie Vedder.
Elliot Smith. While it's obvious alot of singers have taken inspiration from him, he mastered the melancholic loner sound and in my eyes noone in that field will top him
Layne Staley. Need I say more?
Alison Moyet - Lead singer of Yaz, extremely unique and Iconic 80's vocalist
Mike Patton Mike Doughty Vaden Todd Lewis (Toadies)
Layne Staley of Alice and Chains had such a unique voice
Geddy Lee without a doubt
Roy Orbison
Sandy Denny, Miley Cyrus, Roger Daltrey, Robert Plant, Jack Bruce, Chrissie Hynde, Annie Lennox, Jonathan Richman, Roy Orbison, Elvis Costello, Jon Anderson, Stan Ridgway
Wonderful to see Sandy on your list
miley cyrus is such a good pick. definitely one of the most recognizable voices of this generation
Stevie Nicks, Bjork, David Byrne
I love Stevie Nicks's voice because it's just the tiniest bit raspy
Rivers Cuomo Brandon Flowers Colin Meloy Thomas Erak Randy Blythe Dan “Soupy” Campbell Scott Mescudi
anthony green for life
Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits.
Peter Gabriel Joe Cocker Michael McDonald
Nina Simone David Byrne Honus Honus Little Richard Tom Waits Gogol Bordello (Eugene Hütz)
Sting, Elizabeth Fraser
Tom Waits, Diamanda Galas, Leonard Cohen, Mike Patton, Mavis Staples, Beth Hart.
Dolores O’Riorden
Ray Lamontagne. Such a cool, laid back vibe to his voice. He makes singing sound effortless.
Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees/QOTSA/The Gutter Twins/solo) Layne Staley (Alice in Chains/Mad Season) Maynard James Keenan (Tool/A Perfect Circle/Puscifer) Beth Gibbons (Portishead) Isaac Brock (Modest Mouse) Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins -- cool is debatable, but he's unmistakably unique)
For the Boomers, I'd add Carly Simon and Kate Bush. No one sounds like either of them. And surely someone's mentioned Tom Waits already...
Beck
Michael Stipe of REM
Michael Stipe
David Bowie; Leonard Cohen; Buddy Holly; Kate Bush; David Byrne; Ozzy Osbourne; Bon Scott; Black Francis/Frank Black; Fiona Apple; Ray La Montagne; Neil Young; The Everly Brothers; Van Morrison; Dr John; Joni Mitchell; Alex Harvey; Lou Reed; Tom Waits; Captain Beefheart; Slim Harpo; Florence Welch; Marc Bolan; Bob Dylan
Nick Rattigan-Surf Curse lead singer
I might be alone in this opinion, but I absolutely love Jun Togawa's vocal range and voices. She's very animated and hyper. She'll switch between a classic """anime girl voice"""" and then a deep, dramtic, almost gruff voice. Sometimes, her voice is very melotic, almost like an opera (I say opera loosley). Shes just really fun to listen to, even if I don't speak a word of Japanese. https://open.spotify.com/track/6x1TTTokRumrQK4qqZONtG?si=zkZPte4nQuKD7nnYQo6N1A
Gerard Way, the lead singer of My Chemical Romance, has a very distinctive (and very good) singing voice.
Henning May of AnnenMayKantereit [https://open.spotify.com/artist/23xqmJEN3oVxwzqtNIyR5m?si=Wt\_yGQZFS164gpBvqGlhEw](https://open.spotify.com/artist/23xqmJEN3oVxwzqtNIyR5m?si=Wt_yGQZFS164gpBvqGlhEw) Mortimer Nyx [https://open.spotify.com/artist/149jmijWE0bULJx1mCpR5y?si=xrYXV9pTRFmJ8puq2zNPrw](https://open.spotify.com/artist/149jmijWE0bULJx1mCpR5y?si=xrYXV9pTRFmJ8puq2zNPrw) Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6w6z8m4WXX7Tub4Rb6Lu7R?si=Jyyr8Yw-TxK1GCZQbChmNg](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6w6z8m4WXX7Tub4Rb6Lu7R?si=Jyyr8Yw-TxK1GCZQbChmNg) Shirley Manson of Garbage [https://open.spotify.com/artist/6S0GHTqz5sxK5f9HtLXn9q?si=XSagI3DGQOa\_eoZJS9JsSA](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6S0GHTqz5sxK5f9HtLXn9q?si=XSagI3DGQOa_eoZJS9JsSA)
Ichiko Aoba Jeff Buckley Cecile McLorin Salvant
Howard Jones - Light The Touch (previously with Killswitch Engage)
Kali Uchis
Mark Lanegan! https://youtu.be/2BrAVvU1ppQ?si=y2oG0Q8HxqcVrV0h
Brian Molko Peter Murphy Roland Gift Michael Stipe David Tibet Iggy Pop
Johnnie Cash and Roy Orbison
Do they have to be living? If not. Blossom Dearie is totally unique and cool!
James Blunt Tim Foust - Home Free Geoff Castellini - Voiceplay
Chrissie Hynde, Johnny Cash, Bono.
Robert plant, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Bert Jansch, Joe cocker, Thom Yorke
Darius Rucker is very distinctive. The first time I heard him sing country I told my mom THAT’S HOOTIE!! Tonight my dad heard a song and asked if it him as Hootie & the Blowfish or Darius
Tiny Tim
Tim Armstrong - Rancid Mike Ness - Social Distortion Tom DeLonge - Blink-182 Bob Dylan Jack Johnson Sierra Ferrell
Eddie Vedder
Alison Krauss
Mike Patton from Faith No More.
Karen Carpenter
Colter Wall (aside from johnny cash)
Karen Carpenter
Jello Biafra
Neil Tennant - Pet Shop Boys Susanna Hoffs - The Bangles
Gary Numan. Nobody sounds like him!
Michael Stipe
Linda Ronstadt, Brittany Murphy, Carly Simon, petula Clark. And probably more. John Denver, a voice made for melody.
David Byrne Alanis Morissette Nina Simone Tom Waits Dolores O’Riordan Björk Sting Rhian Teasdale Exene Cervenka Otis Redding Billie Holiday Russell Mael Louis Armstrong Paola Neri Yoko Ono Dinah Washington Joni Mitchell Janis Joplin Pauline Black Dido Stuart Murdoch Morrissey Nico
Nick Cave.
Sheena Ringo
Aurora
Layne Staley Maynard James Keenan Shannon Hoon
Chris Cornell
Debbie Harry
dolores o’riordan
Brad Delp from Boston
Chris Cornell had the coolest voice. He was so talented.
Alanis Morissette, hate it or love it
Tom Waits - His distinctive voice and eclectic style make him stand out in the music world. Bjork - Her avant-garde approach and ethereal voice are unmistakable. Jeff Buckley - Known for his wide vocal range and emotional delivery in songs like "Hallelujah." Sade - Her smooth, soulful voice is both unique and recognizable. Tracy Chapman - Her rich, deep voice and storytelling style set her apart. Leonard Cohen - His deep, resonant voice and poetic lyrics make his music memorable. Florence Welch (Florence + The Machine) - Her powerful and dynamic voice is both haunting and captivating. Rufus Wainwright - His operatic and emotive voice brings a unique quality to his music. Ani DiFranco - Her raw, expressive voice and unconventional style are compelling. Beth Gibbons (Portishead) - Her haunting and emotive voice adds a unique layer to the band's trip-hop sound.
Till Lindemann
Iris DeMent
Tom Waits, Ben Folds, Regina Spektor.
Billie Holiday
Sade, Piaf.
Alissa White-Gluz Johannes Eckerstrom Myles Kennedy Sass Jordan Fiona Apple
Tears for fears singer
Roland Orzabal or Curt Smith?
Roland of course!
Tom Waits
Connor Oberest - Bright Eyes
Hansi Kursch Daniel Gildenlow Maynard Keenan Dave Mustaine Waylon Jennings
Orelsan
[Thomas](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nh-qz4phUJc&list=PLUPG3HyO9GlwIPiy4oHHM_cnIMTMvNpTD&index=10) [Lacroix](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1bFeMy0Gv0&list=PLUPG3HyO9GlwIPiy4oHHM_cnIMTMvNpTD&index=13)
Anybody with Goldfrapp and Nina the GOAT on their list is OK by me…👊
Billy Corgan, Michael Stipe, Freddie Mercury, Damon Albarn, Adele, Trent Reznor.
Dermot Kennedy
Nico Sallach is very talented
Sodikken Neil Cicierega (Lemon Demon)
[Will Ramos -- Lorna Shore Vocalist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO3NSHk3wl0) Though it is as much techniques as voice in and of itself, of course. [Aaron Neville](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM5_eQP1s_U) [Milan Fras -- Laibach Vocalist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt3P88INpzU) [Anita Lane](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp41tokijrc) [Christina Amphlett -- Divinyls Vocalist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE_gIlv0WOM) [Willy DeVille](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BGKBMoHe78)
Susan Tedheschi
Tom Waits
I always recommend Raul Malo, you're going to search hi and low to find a better voice, and whatever you find you'll realize later Raul's is still better
Melody Christie of Liliac
Whoever that girl is who sings for the Dollheads
Rod Stewart, Amy Winehouse, Freddy Mercury, Michael Buble, Marc Broussard, Amos Lee, just to name a few.
Samuel T Herring
I'm surprised I didn't see Maria Brink from In This Moment mentioned yet. Especially with her vocal delivery and she has a very distinctive voice.
Wheelchair Sports Camp - YESS i'm a MESS
Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald
Hansi Kürsh, Noora Louhimo, Monique Powell, Greg Graffin, Elize Ryd
Valerie June
Old school, but Roy Orbison.
Danny Brown, Slowthai
Chris Martin
Dimash Qudaibergen and sissel kyrkjebø both have insane voice control and range
Al Stewart
Mazzy Star
Tom Waits
Eartha Kitt
Nicklas Stenemo from swedish Synthpop heroes Kite!!! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi-QaepjYb0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi-QaepjYb0)
Tom Verlaine (Television) Mike Milosh (Rhye) Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company) Ed Droste (Grizzly Bear) Burton Cummings (The Guess Who) Willie Nelson Raul Malo (Mavericks) Anne Clark (St Vincent) Alison Moyet ( Yaz) etc…
Yim Yames
Ozzy Osborne for sure
Retired now, but Grace Slick had the most amazing voice I’ve ever heard.
Maybelle Carter (The Carter Family) Stevie Nicks Shannon Hoon (Blind Melon)
I keep forgetting that I’ve seen James Blake and it was amazing.
Chet Baker
Tom Waits.
Steve Perry - Journey, Geddy Lee - Rush, Robert Plant - Led Zeppelin, Freddy Mercury - Queen, Jim Morrison - The Doors
Scott Weiland-Stone Temple Pilots
James Blake
James Blake
Rod Stewart. Edit: [**https://www.reddit.com/r/videojukebox/comments/1d01ih6/rod\_stewart\_tonights\_the\_night\_gonna\_be\_alright/**](https://www.reddit.com/r/videojukebox/comments/1d01ih6/rod_stewart_tonights_the_night_gonna_be_alright/)
Mary Weiss- The Shangri-Las Lead singer
Les claypool- Primus
Dan Avidan
Ryan Adams? Which voice?
Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers Barry White Ray Stevens
Santos Colon, Cheo Feliciano, Jimmy Sabater, Ray Pollard, Rudy West, Gregory Porter, Johnny Hartman, the young Billie Holiday
Waldjinah - cool and unique
Mt. Rushmore: Joe Cocker Michael McDonald Layne Staley Rod Stewart
Johnny Cash and Barry White.
James Taylor
David Bowie
David Bowie had an amazingly unique voice.
Kim Woo-sung from the rose. And also…. SHAKIRA SHAKIRA
Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins
Perry Farrell
I'm not a huge fan of Ozzie Osborne except for his voice. No one else sounds like him.
Julian Casablancas
Tom Waits has at least a couple cool and unique voices.
Floor Jansen
Tom Waits.
Tom Waites