Yeah, that's a good point about the singers finding their voice. Or how they'd be inclined to sing when it is kind of off-kilter and seemingly very different from how they speak. Take Chris Martin from Coldplay for example, when he speaks his voice is pretty average sounding but when he sings he goes into a wild falsetto (sometimes annoying) and it doesn't sound anything like his "natural" voice.
I wonder about guys that have that natural yodel to their voices too...it's pretty interesting. David Eugene Edwards is a good example of this....
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