Is it okay for voice to sound different throughout album?

RLV

Can anyone tell me if this is okay. I am working on an album, and there are some songs wherein my voice sounds totally different than the other demos I have so far. Professional or fanatical opinions?

Wigs

It's a bit tricky to answer, I think alot of it will have to do with a listeners personal preference. If your voice still sounds natural while sounding different (unless you're doing a weird Al kind of thing or something funny with characters) like you are using different textures of your voice I don't see a problem. I'm not a musician though and only sing for fun. Can you give us a quick demo or point out some well known artists that have albums with the same concept?

doc_ramadani

To my opinion it is very interesting if a singer can present different styles and tones.

RLV

I appreciate the feedback, I'm no phenomenal singer by far but if you wanna give this a listen and let me know what you think about the two style, if they would work together on an album, or if they're too far separated. I splice them back to back for comparison and uploaded it here

MikeyParent

doc_ramadani said:

To my opinion it is very interesting if a singer can present different styles and tones.

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Also the two styles you posted aren't vastly different - it sounds like the same singer to my ears.

EDIT: I like your voice btw, Tracks sound good.

heidianita

I don't think it's a problem to have these two songs on the same album. To me it sounds like differences in the mix, and that it's supposed to be like that.

Like your voice 👌