[Vocal Profile] Billie Eilish

Vocal Type:  Soprano
Vocal Range: D3 - A5 (2 octaves, 4 notes)
Whistle Register: Unknown
Vocal Pluses: Billie Eilish is known for her ethereal, intimate vocal style. She has the ability to create unique and captivating atmospherics with her voice, which has lead to a distinct and recognisable styling. 

 Billie may not prioritize power or extensive range, but her innovative approach and control make her a compelling and influential figure. Billie's voice is ultimately distinguished by its soft, warm and airy timbre. This distinctive tone creates an intimate and haunting atmosphere, however despite this delicate approach, she exhibits remarkable control over her voice. She maintains consistent pitch and smooth transitions across her range, even while employing her characteristic breathy delivery. 

Billie's ability to convey deep emotion through subtle vocal nuances is said to be one of her strongest assets. Her soft, almost whispered singing style draws listeners in, creating a sense of vulnerability and intimacy that enhances the emotional impact of her songs [Everything I wanted]. 

 Billie is well known for her falsetto register, blending it seamlessly with her chest voice to create a smooth, continuous sound [CHIHIRO]. This technique adds to the dreamlike quality of her music and showcases a level of vocal agility. Although Billie does not frequently use melisma, when she does, it is precise and controlled, adding a delicate ornamentation to her lines. Her vocal agility allows her to navigate through melodic lines smoothly that she is able to apply a waverying vibrato [Skinny].

While Billie often employs a minimalist approach, she has shown versatility in exploring different genres and styles.  Her voice adapts well to electronic, pop, and alternative influences, allowing her to experiment and innovate within her unique sonic landscape. 

Vocal Negatives:
Billie's vocal style prioritizes subtlety and intimacy over power and is not known for belting nor larger vocals. This can make her voice less impactful in contexts that require a strong, commanding presence. .