Death Cab For Cutie vocal range

According to our database the vocal range of this artist is:

G2 - A#4 (2.3 octaves)

Song with the LOWEST pitch:
Bixby Canyon Bridge (G2-A4)
User likes: Joshua Charles

Song with the HIGHEST pitch:
A Lack of Color (A#2-A#4)

Voice types

Based on their range the artist can perform songs for:

Baritone (A2-A4)

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I Will Follow You Into the Dark (C3-F4)
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Black Sun (A2-B3)
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Transatlanticism (E3-A4)
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Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) (G3-E4)
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Brothers on a Hotel Bed (A#2-D#4)
User likes: Ripp Martel

Soul Meets Body (G2-A4)
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Grapevine Fires (A#2-A#4)
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Different Names for the Same Thing (F#3-A4)

Talking Bird (A2-G4)

You Are a Tourist (B2-F#4)

The New Year (D#3-G#4)

Cath (C#3-A4)

Stay Young, Go Dancing (B2-G#4)

Passenger Seat (A2-A4)

I Will Possess Your Heart (D3-G4)

What Sarah Said (G3-G4)

The Ice Is Getting Thinner (A2-A4)

Meet Me on the Equinox (D3-D4)

Your New Twin Sized Bed (G#2-G4)

You Can Do Better Than Me (C3-G4)

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