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The Artist

Gravelly voiced rock singer Per Gessle is the front-man from Swedish supergroup Roxette. One of the most successful Swedish artists ever and one of the world's leading vocalists. He is the mastermind behind the mellow and rocking voice, catchy hooks and infectious lyrics of Roxette! With such a famous band, his songs have reached the top of many famous charts around the world, including the Billboard charts. Per taking lead vocals and Marie Fredriksson singing background has been the perfect blend for smash hits like "The Look", "Joyride", "A Thing About You", the amazing and timeless "Vulnerable" or their recent new hit "She's Got Nothing On (But The Radio). His gravelly, rock and roll-ready voice is a classic on the rocking upbeat songs, and at the same time his silky smooth vocals on the ballads color every tune he writes! His incredible singing ability is present on every song indeed!

With his characteristic gravelly vocals, he has conquered the heart of many people around the world. His songs are catchy without being trite: not only the sweeping ballads but also the uptempo ones, with plenty of edgy rock to keep your blood flowing! What makes him unique is that particular mellow and raspy voice. His passionate vocals will make you remember your most impressive moments in life. He sings a lot about life, love and small-town feelings.

Voice and Vocal Range

Gessle is known for his deep, distinctive bass-baritone voice (A2-F4). He has a deep, husky, gravelly voice combined with his own outstanding drawing, charismatic style of singing, as smooth as anything, and very rich indeed. His booming deep bass voice is surely one of the most recognizable in pop music history. He always shines with his luscious vocal harmonies. Curiously he has a lot of bass and gravel in his voice. His simple words, a husky voice and a distinctive personality enrich every song he writes.

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