voiceType

P2000
predicate

Indicates the specific vocal style, quality, or role associated with an entity’s voice in a given context.

All labels observed (113)

Label Occurrences
vocalStyle 6,378
vocalist 5,460
vocalType 3,307

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: voiceType
Generated description
Indicates the specific vocal style, quality, or role associated with an entity’s voice in a given context.

Sample triples (19,492)

Subject Object
If I Could Turn Back the Hands of Time melodic via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
The Storm Is Over Now melismatic singing via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
The Storm Is Over Now choir-backed vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Happy People male vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Thoia Thoing male vocals via predicate surface "vocalType"
I Believe I Can Fly (Space Jam soundtrack)
surface form: I Believe I Can Fly
gospel-influenced via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Love Letter smooth vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Sparkle female vocalist via predicate surface "vocalType"
Ronald Isley tenor
"We're Getting Stronger" by Loleatta Holloway
surface form: "We're Getting Stronger"
powerful vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
"We're Getting Stronger" by Loleatta Holloway
surface form: "We're Getting Stronger"
Loleatta Holloway via predicate surface "vocalist"
"We're Getting Stronger" by Loleatta Holloway
surface form: "We're Getting Stronger"
lead female vocal via predicate surface "vocalType"
Million Dollar Bill (Frankie Knuckles Remix) Whitney Houston via predicate surface "vocalist"
song from Whitney Houston's 2009 comeback album I Look to You
surface form: Call You Tonight
emotive vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
song from Whitney Houston's 2009 comeback album I Look to You
surface form: Call You Tonight
female vocal via predicate surface "vocalType"
Tia Carrere Nani Pelekai via predicate surface "voicedCharacter"
Love of My Life smooth vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Love of My Life male vocals via predicate surface "vocalType"
Old Time Rock and Roll male lead vocal via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Avery Brooks baritone
Helen Humes swinging vocal style via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Helen Humes versatile vocal style via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Love Myself upbeat pop vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Starving breathy vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Most Girls female vocal via predicate surface "vocalType"
Brighter Than the Sun Colbie Caillat via predicate surface "vocalist"
Me and Little Andy duet-style vocal with childlike voice by Dolly Parton via predicate surface "vocalType"
Ryan Potter Hiro Hamada via predicate surface "voicedCharacter"
Ryan Potter Hiro Hamada via predicate surface "voicedCharacter"
surface form: Hiro Hamada in Big Hero 6
Ryan Potter Hiro Hamada via predicate surface "voicedCharacter"
surface form: Hiro Hamada in Big Hero 6: The Series
Damon Wayans Jr. Wasabi via predicate surface "voiced"
Tiera Kennedy soulful vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Crystals group chants via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Crystals female lead vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Crystals male backing vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
Empire
surface form: Empire (song)
duet-like male and female vocals via predicate surface "vocalStyle"
King and Lionheart male-female vocal harmonies via predicate surface "hasVocalStyle"
I See the Light duet via predicate surface "vocalType"
When Will My Life Begin? female vocal via predicate surface "vocalType"
Mother Knows Best mezzo-soprano feature via predicate surface "vocalType"
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible in The Incredibles via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Bob Parr / Mr. Incredible (Japanese dub of The Incredibles)
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Bob Parr via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Bob Parr / Mr. Incredible (Japanese dub of The Incredibles 2)
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Dean Winchester via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Dean Winchester (Japanese dub of Supernatural)
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Sam Worthington via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Sam Worthington (various Japanese dubs)
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Joseph Gordon-Levitt (various Japanese dubs) via predicate surface "voiced"
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Lee Pace (various Japanese dubs) via predicate surface "voiced"
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Michael Fassbender via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Michael Fassbender (various Japanese dubs)
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Chris Evans via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Chris Evans (various Japanese dubs)
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Nathan Drake via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Nathan Drake (Uncharted video game series, Japanese dub)
Hiroki Tōchi (Japanese dub)
surface form: Hiroki Tōchi
Desmond Miles via predicate surface "voiced"
surface form: Desmond Miles (Assassin’s Creed series, Japanese dub)