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[Healing & Cool] Female Vocalists with Captivating Husky Voices

A slightly raspy tone, a breathy, distorted-sounding voice… a woman’s husky voice can be incredibly captivating, can’t it?

There are voices that make you think “So cool!!” and others that soothe you just by listening.

I’m sure many of you readers have your favorite husky-voiced artists.

In this article, we’ll introduce lots of female artists and singers with that alluring husky voice!

We’re not only featuring go-to, classic names that always come up when you think of husky voices, but also highlighting younger artists—so we hope it helps you discover some new voices.

That said, as charming as husky voices are, some people deliberately try to roughen their own voices by drinking alcohol.

Please do not do this under any circumstances.

[Healing & Cool] Female Vocalists with Charming Husky Voices (61–70)

Goodbye, thank you.Mio Yasumoto

Mio Yasumoto “Goodbye, Thank You” MV [A must-watch rising female singer-songwriter! Lyrics that pierce to the very end—highly recommended!]
Goodbye, thank you. Mio Yasumoto

A singer-songwriter with the unusual background of being a former professional dancer, Mio Yasumoto’s music offers something distinctive.

The track we’re featuring, “Arigatou, Sayonara” (“Thank You, Goodbye”), is included on her debut album, Meditation.

At first listen, her vocals may sound like a clear, straightforward female voice, but if you listen closely, you’ll notice that in the song’s low to mid range she reveals a subtly wistful, alluring huskiness.

It’s not an obvious gravelly tone, yet this serves as a fine example of how, with the right production approach, you can evoke a melancholy, slightly husky quality without relying on a voice that sounds “worn out” by drink, as the stereotype goes.

Of course, her high notes delivered with that clear tone are also exceptionally stable and captivating, so be sure to pay attention to those as well!

chantAdo

This is Ado’s 18th digital-only single, released in September 2023.

It’s a collaboration track for Universal Studios Japan’s Halloween event, Halloween Horror Nights, and has been used as the theme song for the dance show “Zombie de Dance” since 2023.

While it’s crafted as a decidedly powerful EDM track, that sense of power wouldn’t be complete without Ado’s wonderful husky voice.

Let yourself be swept away by her husky vocals as she masterfully brings the wildly rising and falling melody to life.

In conclusion

Up to this point, we’ve introduced many female artists with captivating husky voices—have you found a singing voice you love? Husky female vocals are so alluring that they make you think, “I want to hear more,” and “I could listen forever,” don’t they? If you discovered an artist whose voice you like in this article, be sure to check out songs beyond the ones we featured here! I hope this helps you find a new favorite artist. That said, as mentioned at the beginning, no matter how appealing a husky voice may be, please never try to deliberately strain or damage your own voice.