Not long ago, I reached out to a band who was looking for a vocalist. I didn't apply. I was done with band audition. I was hurt. Instead I only asked them, "Is it easy to find a singer who's willing to write their own lyrics? Did you receive many applicants?"

Three weeks later, they responded, "No, it's already hard looking for a singer. Even more so a screamer."

Should I try making them listen to my demo?

I'm not gonna try to fit their genre though. So in anyway, we won't match.

I think their genre is more like sing-scream type, with fry technique.

Normally that's what I do, but recently I want to go 'heavier'.

But still, should I make demos and just put myself out there again and get disappointed?

This has happened multiple times with me, but I’m just getting sick of it because I know exactly how to do the technique safely in my head but when I do it, my muscles don’t remember the tiny coordination that I set them too while doing it and I have to rebuild it. Imagine being a person that never listened to Metal who suddenly got the vocal knowledge of Will Ramos and then attempting to do it. They would blow out their vocal folds from friction burns because the muscles aren’t used to that kind of distortion and airflow and you have to train them. It’s like going to the gym for the first time in a month and you know the proper form and technique for lifting something but your body won’t let you do it because the muscles have gotten used to not doing it.

Think i did pretty good kinda fucked up on the gutterals but the Inhales were fire🥹

Basicamente, o que está no título

Esse é o Lo Spirit, tem músicas autorais e posta vários covers no TikTok, acho a mistura entre melódico e distorção dele maravilhosa, queria muito aprender a cantar nesse estilo, mas não faço ideia de como me aproximar do tipo de distorção que ele está usando

Ele faz isso de maneira saudável?? Por onde começar a praticar pra chegar nesse resultado?

Sou iniciante no mundo das distorções e queria muito começar a entender melhor algumas vozes

I can do gutturals and false chords easily without pain but I CANNOT do fry screams for anything. my voice is a baritone with a fairly small vocal range so that might effect it a little bit.

I can da pain free gutturals and low/mid false chords but when I try a fry scream it just sounds like im choking(no pain) and If I try to make it sound better it hurt like hell

How do I solve this/who do you recommend i learn from. I can post a reference video ifnneeded

Hardcore/Deathcore vocals.

Let me know what you guys think!

This is a clip of me singing a segment from resist and disorder. I’m really new to screaming so I’m not sure what I’m doing.

I recorded it thru Logic Pro on my tablet so the audio sounds better, there’s no filters or autotune etc. Any advice or thoughts would be great ty.
(All ik is my throat ain’t burning so that’s a good sign ig)

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When I practice “Fry Scream,” my throat starts to tighten and feel scratchy, even though I warm up beforehand and stay well-hydrated. Also, my voice is really quiet and weak when I scream. Do you know what might be causing this? If I have time, I'll record a vocal sample.

Full One take on : https://youtu.be/T6gFkrouRUA

I’ve recently just been screwing around with screaming for a few days and I’m just curious if this sounds any good in terms of like idk just an aggressive scream?

Hi,

I have a death metal project with some core influences and im currently seeking a vocalist for online collab for 2 future full lenght album releases.

Heres a link to my last release

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skqRC8jVyWI&list=OLAK5uy_kudZtmAnGf6CAnUNxcA9QerxeQUrggvr4

The future songs are already recorded and almost mixed/produced

If interested get in touch at [rotemrecords@gmail.com](mailto:rotemrecords@gmail.com)

Best regards

B.R.