Overtone singing general

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So I've been pretty fascinated lately by overtone singing. Anyone have any popular or western style music that employs it?

This is all I've found:

youtube.com/watch?v=zTSBOpwWmGQ

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why western?

anyway huun huur tu are among the most popular bands in the "genre"

youtube.com/watch?v=sREflWp12rQ

youtube.com/watch?v=f1WZSiNceoE

I just really like how it sounds in that country song in op. It seems strange that such a diverse technique hasn't been widely adopted much outside of folk styles that have always used it.

I guess I'm looking at it more as a technique than a genre

Demetrio Stratos of Area did something like this in his solo album, there is also a documentary about it

youtu.be/-_LGaK3oxIk

Thank you desu, never even heard of area. I ;ike what I'm hearing

Looks like my cat. I'm going to start playing my jew harp when he runs

This one dude called Tulegur. Trust me.

Don't know about overtone, but there's plenty of excellent western throat singing

youtube.com/watch?v=WsB9P5ziaCM

Also there's this:

No but he didn't really experiment that much with his voice while on Area. Look up his first two solo albums and his collab with Luciano Fabbri

I have high hopes for this thread because I love unusual vocal techniques (wink wink nudge nudge say no more)