Cinematic & Theatrical Male Vocals for Rock, Metal & More for $150

I'm a cinematic and theatrical male vocalist specializing in expressive, emotionally driven performances for rock, metal, cinematic music, pop, and other dramatic styles.

My voice is naturally suited to music that needs more than a straightforward rock vocal — whether that's a powerful symphonic metal performance, an emotional ballad, a dark cinematic track, or something theatrical and atmospheric.

My comfortable full-voice range is approximately G2–G4, with the ability to sing above that range in falsetto. I'm comfortable moving between powerful low-register vocals, melodic midrange singing, and lighter/falsetto passages depending on what the song needs.

I'm particularly experienced with:

• Cinematic & theatrical vocals
• Rock and metal vocals
• Symphonic/progressive metal
• Emotional ballads
• Dark & atmospheric music
• Pop-rock and melodic material
• Fantasy/cinematic music
• Lead vocals, doubles, harmonies & backing vocals

I also have extensive experience as a composer and orchestrator, so I understand how vocals need to interact with strings, keyboards, woodwinds, guitars, rhythm sections, and larger cinematic arrangements. If your song has a complex arrangement, I can approach the vocal as part of the production rather than treating it as an isolated track.

I can work from a finished vocal melody, a rough demo, or a reference performance. If you have a song but aren't completely sure how you want the vocal arranged, I can make musical suggestions.

For the standard $150 service, you'll receive a professionally recorded male lead vocal for one song up to 5 minutes, delivered as a high-quality WAV stem, with one revision included.

Please send your instrumental/backing track, lyrics, and vocal melody or reference track if you have one. A rough demo is completely fine.

I'm not limited to any genre. If your music needs a dramatic, expressive, melodic, or cinematic male voice, I'd love to hear it.

Send me your track and tell me what you're imagining.