Top Ten Male Singers with the Best Falsetto
Barry's falsetto is simply unforgettable. Barry has the richest, clearest, greatest falsetto I have ever seen, absolute perfection. Nobody deserves number one more than him.
Robin and Maurice's falsettos too were special in their own right. Robin had a distinctive high-pitched falsetto which can easily be heard in the Bee Gees songs.
Maurice's falsetto, on the other hand, was more in the middle but more similar to Barry's than Robin's. Maurice's falsetto did not stand out like Barry's, and it was not as high-pitched as Robin's, but it perfectly balanced the Bee Gees' sound.
The Bee Gees were the masters of falsetto, hands down. Nobody could do falsetto like the Bee Gees did.
His falsettos were a very important part of the legendary Beach Boys harmonies. Also, he could hit high falsetto notes pretty naturally and effortlessly.
This should not even be a competition. Listen to 'Surf's Up' and tell me anyone did it better.
Sometimes his voice is just high-pitched, other times it is a falsetto.
Prince had one of the highest male falsettos in the world. It was devastating to see him go.
Dimash has nothing to do in this category because he has not a fake, but a voice with volume and vibrato! And all the same - he is the best!
Falsetto Dimash is a separate conversation. This register sounds like a full-fledged, voluminous voice colored with vibrato. Dimash has no equal here!
Dimash's falsetto is often praised because it has color, volume, and a gorgeous vibrato. Dimash is the best!
Unlike many on this list, Thom manages to squeeze unbelievable amounts of emotion out of every word. The only one here who I think can compare is Jeff Buckley.
Check out the end of the song "Showbiz." He has an incredibly unique and screaming falsetto voice that can be found on almost every Muse song in their first three to four albums. On "Survival," he hits the same high note as "Showbiz," but it sounds completely different, showing how his falsetto style has changed from an intense scream to something more opera-like.
This guy has one of the best falsettos to date!
One of the best falsetto voices ever. In his prime, he could sing up to a C6 and sounded just like a soprano opera singer. There is a video on YouTube where he does a baritone/soprano duet with himself. Remarkable.
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Natural-sounding falsetto. Like Barry, he could sing up to a mezzo-soprano. In the song Living Together, he sounds just like a woman.
I think he had a better singing voice than Barry (natural and falsetto). This man could sing in bass, baritone, tenor, and falsetto. He had it all, plus he put emotion into his presentation.
For all those unfortunates like myself who do not know, Barry was more well-known, but Robin was better. He had the beautiful falsetto that almost always accompanied Barry's.
He also has the best vibrato I've ever heard.
If he's good at anything, it's writing ballads and singing with a falsetto.
Was great as a Beatle and even better as a solo artist.
The best rock singer, could do pop and opera just as well. He will forever be number one.
He could make anything with his voice. He could sing in falsetto, too.
Listen to: "Pain is so close to pleasure."
Roger should definitely be in the top five.
Whether it's his seamless octave jump in "Drowse" or his gorgeous harmonizing in "In The Lap Of The Gods," Roger is incredibly talented.
How the hell is Roger not even in the top 10?! What is wrong with you people?! I demand you put Roger at the number one spot!
You must be kidding not to put Roger on the top 10. I mean, listen to 'In the Lap of the Gods,' and you will see. Love Roger, and he should be number one.
I saw him live in concert when he was in his early 70s, and he was fantastic! And I love the musical "Jersey Boys." The guys I saw at different performances who were chosen to play the part of Frankie Valli were fabulous, both singing those high, high notes and their acting was great.
Guys, Frankie Valli when he was with the Four Seasons is the coolest falsetto you would ever hear. It adds a particular flair. Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry, Walk Like a Man, Working My Way Back to You, Rag Doll, Opus 17, Dawn (Go Away) - the list goes on forever.
Andy Gibb's vocal is a younger Barry Gibb, and has a very similar falsetto vocal, which is better than Barry's, commented by brother Barry. Well, I think that's quite true, Andy Gibb's falsetto is more smooth, especially in high notes.
The BEST. In 2022, my daughter took me to see him in concert, and he was still fabulous. Still sexy at 81.
Just listen to 'There's Never a Forever Thing' by a-ha, and you'll put this guy at the top of the list. He also holds the record for the longest held note in a song, at least in UK chart history, 20.2 seconds in the a-ha song 'Summer Moved On'.
He should be at least 15 positions higher. One of the best falsetto singers ever! And where is Paul Young on this list? Bane, SRB
Morten is the greatest. He is way too low on the list.
Earth, Wind & Fire - 'Reasons' (Official Music Video). Go watch that. A lot of these people don't deserve to be ranked above Bailey.
The best, hands down. Listen to the whole Earth, Wind & Fire discography, not just 'Reasons.' His falsetto is otherworldly.
How is this guy so low? Listen to 'Reasons' on Earth, Wind & Fire's 1975 'That's the Way of the World' album. For God's sake, The Weeknd above Philip Bailey?
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Listen to 'Sugar' and 'What Lovers Do.' It's just some of the songs that were sung in a high tune!
Bobby DeBarge... Listen to Switch. His brother El DeBarge is nice too, but Bobby... the son can wail.