TORI KELLY - underrated singer

One of the most underrated singers ever, Tori Kelly. 

I am obsessed with her voice, I could listen to this girl 24/7, and while, I'm listening to her I ask myself "How is she not ruling the world already??"

Tori Kelly is so precious, she has raw talent and is amazingly authentic. That's what I actually love about her most. This girl writes every song on her own and with her guitar. Every song is so special and always has a story and a meaning behind it.  As I already mentioned, she plays the guitar. No she doesn't only play the guitar, she rocks the guitar! Like, Ed Sheeran, watch out! lol .. She has some skills, oh my dear.

Currently she got her brand new single "Nobody Love" out and is also working with artists like Ed Sheeran, Pharrell and Will.i.am.

Her musical style is very mixed and unique, you definitely can't pigeonhole her.

I only wish the best for her, the world is ready for Tori Kelly!

Watch this amazing video which shows Tori Kelly's story and her breathtaking vocals!

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Here you can see her Vocal Profile from www.criticofmusic.com

Lowest Note: C#3

Highest Belt: G#5

Highest Note: F#6 (edited)

Whistle  Register: Yes (edited)

Exclamation: N/A

Vocal Type: Coloratura Soprano (3 Octaves, and 4 notes)

Vocal Rating: A-List

Recommended Listenings: Pretty Young Thing (PYT), Nobody Love, Thinking of You

Positives: Incredible melismatic prowess, being able to ascend and descend into any area of her voice with ease. Her runs have pearl like clarity, with each note clearly defined. The lower register maintains clarity down to D3, with C#3's being noticeably less resonant (regardless, her ability to even hit a C#3 is something to be proud of). The mid range is bright and piercing, with no strain present, allowing her to hold notes for extended periods without fatigue. Her upper belts maintain a piercing quality to a lesser degree (from Eb5/F5 onwards). The head voice is soft and sweet, as is her whistle register. A quick, jaw free vibrato covers her voice outside of her lower register. Overall a very unique instrument with excellent musicianship and decent technique.

Negatives: She utilizes her melismas very often, which can be irritable to some. Kelly also tends to close off her throat past Eb5, causing some belts to sound choked and thin. This seems to have improved recently (see the bridge of Nobody Love). Her vibrato can be perhaps too fast and thin, which may also prove irritable.