Best female rock vocalist

[Akami]

Lots of great singers listed in the thread and Daniella Villarreal definitely makes the list.

 

[Desmoface]

Here she is, everyone else is just shooting for 2nd place:

 

[Pyrrho Epoche]

Poor recording, but crank it. Sometimes, I just put this soulful sh*t on repeat.

 

[Pyrrho Epoche]

Bass





Gretchen Holtz Bass/Vocals

 

[bassicmike]

Having been a teenager in the late sixties, the one and only I will list is Gracie Slick.

This is the correct answer.

 

[Pyrrho Epoche]

This is the correct answer.

Read this shortly after it hit. Recommended.

 

[Bob_Ross]

Band Maid's vocalist Saiki has a very powerful and versatile voice. Just get past the outfits and the language barrier.

Language barrier?!?! I don't speak a word of Japanese, but I understood that singer at least as well as I understand 50% of the English-speaking rock singers I hear.

 

[socialleper]

Language barrier?!?! I don't speak a word of Japanese, but I understood that singer at least as well as I understand 50% of the English-speaking rock singers I hear.

It turns out that Japanese is a very musical language. Words almost always end with vowels, like Romance languages, and there aren't any harsh gutturals.

 

[Pyrrho Epoche]

It turns out that Japanese is a very musical language. Words almost always end with vowels, like Romance languages, and there aren't any harsh gutturals.

I listen to 90% Polish punk:
I have absolutely no clue what they are saying, unless I translate it, but they sound oppressed, pissed off and having ALOT of fun... I guess it's Slavic languages I like. German punks just different. Czech punk is very similar to Polish.

 

[factory presets]

I listen to 90% Polish punk:
I have absolutely no clue what they are saying, unless I translate it, but they sound oppressed, pissed off and having ALOT of fun... I guess it's Slavic languages I like. German punks just different. Czech punk is very similar to Polish.

DJed a Polish wedding a while ago doing my due diligence I saw a claim that the heavy preponderance of hard consonants makes that language a natural fit for hard rock music. Guessing that would be true everywhere they say kureva.

 

[Pyrrho Epoche]

This is a typical Polish pop punk female vocal. Usually mixed with male vocal.
Good tune also.

And this is typical post punk female Polish sound:

 

[Akami]

It turns out that Japanese is a very musical language.

I've got a couple hours worth of Japanese songs, a few of which I've had to translate into English, convincing me that songs are always easier to phrase in their native tongue.

 

[Nebadon2000]

PJ Harvey and many mentioned here may be higher up my list but I think Linda and SIA should be listed also

 

[Desmoface]

Game over, here she is

 

[Michedelic]

Game over, here she is

Wotta rip-off. Here’s the real shiznit…

 

[Desmoface]

Don't get me wrong, that was pretty good, but I'm sticking with the OG's. Taste the biscuit!

Wotta rip-off. Here’s the real shiznit…

 

[Geogio]

Don Henley

 

[Michedelic]

Don't get me wrong, that was pretty good, but I'm sticking with the OG's. Taste the biscuit!

Will and Ana were doing their schtick as far back as 1997, so these Biscuit people aren’t exactly original. And not as funny.

 

[Pluckoff]

I use a couple of female Airgigs musicians on my songs. They can throw down on some rock.
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