Vocaliser (Noun)

An organism that can utter vocal sounds; "an utterer of foul oaths"; "is the giraffe a vocalizer?".

Nouns denoting people.

The chimpanzee is a vocaliser that uses a variety of sounds to communicate with its troop.
Birds are vocalisers that produce a wide range of songs and calls to convey different messages.
The howler monkey is a vocaliser known for its loud, booming calls that can be heard for miles.
Researchers studied the vocaliser behaviour of the dolphins to better understand their social interactions.
The parrot is a skilled vocaliser that can mimic human speech and other sounds it hears in its environment.

A person who sings.

Nouns denoting people.

As the lead vocalist for the rock band, Rachel was a highly talented vocaliser who commanded attention from the crowd.
Many up-and-coming singers see Ella Fitzgerald as an inspirational vocaliser to study and learn from.
Although his pitch was shaky, Mark worked diligently as a vocaliser, focusing on rhythm and lyrical interpretation.
Popular artist Sting's emergence as a singer marked a powerful turn as a dynamic and soaring vocaliser on his way to rock star fame.
Prior to turning her attentions towards folk and alternative rock music, pop and pop music darling Tineo actually performed formally, years back - enjoying sessions teaching teen 'shut in'- youngsters better Vocal Techniques than acting head acting-in place producer-Vocaliser instead before subsequently further dropping additional talent involvement going part back via -back re-unit