| Display title | Vocal Tag Team |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Pretty much Exactly What It Says on the Tin, a Vocal Tag Team is a band/musical act which features two (or more) lead singers, rather than the more typical singular vocalist.[1] The singers may trade off vocals on a song-by-song or even a verse-by-verse basis, or they may just harmonize constantly. Particularly common, if not ubiquitous, in musical duos and vocal groups. If more than one member of a band is a songwriter, the band member who wrote the song is usually the one who sings lead on it. |