Patsy Cline’s vocal range spanned approximately G3 to A5 — just under two octaves in her primary working register — with a contralto instrument that Britannica described as “exceptional” and Singing Carrots documents across her most enduring recordings: “Crazy” at D4–G5, “I Fall to Pieces” at C4–E5, “Sweet Dreams” at D4–A5. Born Virginia Patterson Hensley […]

Patrick Stump’s vocal range spans approximately E2 to C6 — three octaves and a minor sixth — with a high lyric tenor instrument that the Diva Devotee vocal profile describes as carrying “a piercing, ringing quality, most noticeable in the upper fourth and lower fifth octaves.” Born Patrick Martin Stumph on April 27, 1984 in

Patrick Page’s vocal range extends down into basso profundo territory — the deepest of the standard male voice classifications — with low notes in his performances as Hades in Hadestown that reviewers described as requiring audiences to “hear them to believe.” Born John Patrick Page on April 27, 1962 in Spokane, Washington, he is classified

Olivia Dean’s vocal range spans approximately A3 to E5, with a warm, deep mezzo-soprano instrument rooted in gospel, soul, and the British R&B tradition. Born Olivia Lauryn Dean on March 14, 1999 in Haringey, London, to an English father and a Jamaican-Guyanese mother, she trained at the BRIT School — the same London performing arts

Nicole Scherzinger’s vocal range spans approximately D3 to G#6 — four octaves — with an instrument that has generated persistent debate between soprano and mezzo-soprano classifications. Born Nicole Prascovia Elikolani Valiente on June 29, 1978 in Honolulu, Hawaii, to a Filipino father and a Hawaiian/Ukrainian/Russian mother, she became one of the most technically accomplished vocalists

Nana Mouskouri’s vocal range spans approximately D3 to G#5 — just under two and a half octaves — with a coloratura mezzo-soprano instrument that The Range Planet classifies as a soprano while multiple biographical sources describe as moving “from a husky, dark alto in her younger years to a ringing coloratura mezzo.” Born Ioanna Mouskouri

My Days is an artist for whom publicly available vocal documentation is limited at the time of writing — no definitive biography, formal voice type analysis, or note-by-note range profile appears in mainstream music databases, vocal analysis communities, or major entertainment publications. This is not unusual for emerging or niche artists who may have a

Morgan Wallen’s vocal range spans approximately C#2 to A4 — just over two octaves — with a warm, slightly husky baritone instrument that has become the defining sound of post-2020 country music. Born May 13, 1993 in Sneedville, Tennessee, Wallen has broken commercial records that hadn’t been approached in decades: Dangerous: The Double Album (2021)

Mitch Grassi’s vocal range spans from A1 in vocal fry to B7 in the whistle register — six octaves and one tone — with a chest voice operating from A2 to C#5, mixed voice extending to E5, and head voice to C6. The Pentatonix Wiki confirms this range and documents Shawn Stockman of Boyz II

Miles Caton’s vocal range spans approximately F#3 to E5, with a tenor instrument rooted in Black gospel and R&B traditions that earned him the Critics’ Choice Movie Award for Best Young Performer and a BAFTA Rising Star nomination for his role as Sammie in Ryan Coogler’s horror film Sinners (2025). Born March 3, 2005 in