1. Whitney Houston Genre: Blues

Since the release of her debut album of the same name in 1985, which became a blockbuster, she has been the queen of the music industry for fifteen years.

2. Mariah Carey Genre: Pop

Mariah is the female singer with the most Billboard number one singles in music history, and is also the solo singer with the most Billboard number one singles ( 18 songs) [The Beatles are the world's No. 1 band (20 songs)], and have the longest consecutive stay at the top of the pop chart - One Sweet Day (16 weeks). At the same time, her wide vocal range of five octaves and her signature "dolphin sound" singing style make her comparable to a coloratura soprano[122]. She is also the highest-pitched singer in the world recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records[123] . Debates about her vocal range have never stopped. Public opinion generally believes that her vocal range is five octaves, but some media believe that she can span seven to eight octaves.[124] In 2003, the American MTV television channel and Blender music magazine selected the 22 singers with the greatest voices in the world, and Maria topped the list[125].

3. Sarah Brightman Style: Pop, Classical (Bel Canto)

Generally speaking, singers or singers can be classified into corresponding singing categories based on their vocal methods, or Bel canto, or popular. But Sarah Brightman is an exception. It is difficult for you to classify her into a certain singing style, because she can sing both bel canto and pop songs, and both singing styles sound very charming, so she loves her songs. There are all kinds of people. It can be said that Sarah Brightman transcends popular and classical styles and is appreciated by both refined and popular people. No female artist can successfully span pop and classical music genres like Sarah Brightman. People have given her the title of the world's strongest classical/pop crossover queen without hesitation. Sarah Brightman achieved something that no woman had ever achieved before - she was the first woman to simultaneously reach the highest levels of pop, classical and crossover music across borders. And she has created an astonishing record of singles selling more than 10 million copies worldwide.

4. Celine Dion Genre: Pop

Celine Dion has sold more than 47 million albums in the United States (according to the RIAA) and 40 million albums in Europe ( According to the IFPI agency, making her the best-selling female artist in Europe). With sales of 185 million albums and 35 million singles worldwide, she has become one of the best-selling female artists in music history. Celine Dion received the Diamond Award at the World Music Awards for selling more than 175 million albums during her career. Only one female artist, Mariah Carey, has previously received this award. Celine Dion is the only female artist in British history to have two million-selling singles. Her 1994 single "Think Twice" sold over 2 million copies; 1998's "My Heart Will Go On" sold over 6 million copies in the UK alone. Celine was ranked 9th among MTV's 22 Greatest Voices in Music History, 6th among female singers, and 4th among the 100 greatest pop singers listed by Cove Magazine. These all indicate that Celine is widely recognized as a One of the greatest vocal performers in modern music history. In Muchmoremusic's "Top 20 Female Singers" program, Celine Dion was ranked third behind Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey, who described Celine's voice as "one of the most powerful voices ever recorded" one".

5. Shania Twain Genre: Country

The second best-selling female artist in record history, winning more than 35 music awards including Grammy, Billboard Music Awards, and American Music Awards. Grand Prize, the first country superstar to appear on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine in the United States in 18 years, and one of the top ten most popular artists of the year in 1998 by American Entertainment Weekly. These titles and records all belong to Shania Twain, a female singer from Canada.

6. Madonna Genre: pop, dance music

Madonna is the undisputed singing star of the 1980s. Her success is the result of her beauty, courage and wisdom, and her sweet voice , with a sexy image, bold and varied dance moves, such a unique performance style and many romantic anecdotes outside of acting, attracting countless fans. Every time they perform, it will become a local event, and fans will be happy for it. The madness.

7. Janet Jackson Genre: Blues

Janet Jackson is one of the most famous singers in the American pop music scene. She uses spiritual songs and dance as her capital. In the 1990s, she worked with Madonna, Whitney Houston, and Mariah Carey are listed as the "Four Queens". Even today, even though female singers of the same type continue to emerge, Jenny still remains as popular as she was then.

8. Enya's music genre: Irish folk songs, New age

Enya's music is the most beautiful spiritual dialogue between heaven and earth. She sings from the earth, starry sky, water shadow, bright moon, and trees. Projecting immortal ancient legends, reflecting a life full of love and dreams, with 44 million album sales worldwide, Enya's poetic and beautiful melody has inspired countless thoughts that are in urgent need of soaring. The melody of folk songs is the main one, supplemented by the artistic conception of electronic synthesizer, and lined with the thinking of classical music.

9. Sheryl Crow Genre: Rock

Sheryl Crow is one of the most popular female rock singers since the 1990s. Her distinctive music style is not only based on American traditional rock music also boldly integrates other styles on this basis, forming its own unique alternative but very popular and popular music style. The melody in Sheryl Crow's music and her expression techniques in creation are also unique in the American pop and rock music industry. Sheryl Crow's music has won steady and uninterrupted support from her fan base for ten years. She is not only a commercially successful singer, but she is also a regular Grammy Award winner and her records have sold tens of millions. , which also established her dominant position in female pop and rock music throughout the 1990s, and her status in female rock music has remained unchanged even after entering the new century, and Sheryl Crow has gradually grown older. Not the slightest fade. She has won the Grammy for Best Female Rock Vocalist four times