Soaring Songbirds

You're a Soaring Songbird. Your voice lives in the soprano register — that virtuosic upper range where Mariah Carey writes melismas, where Ariana Grande tucks a whistle tone in for fun, where Stevie Wonder stretches a vowel across two octaves. Your top note is high enough that most cover artists would need a ladder. You don't.

What works for you: vocal-acrobat covers. Modern R&B with riffs and runs. 90s and early-2000s power-pop ballads. Anything Mariah, Whitney, or Ariana, original key — you have the range.

What to watch: every cover you do gets compared to the original artist's vocal flexibility. Lean into it OR cover songs that aren't already vocal Olympics — sometimes a Sufjan track from a Soaring Songbird hits harder than another Whitney run, because it's unexpected. The range is your tool, not your obligation.