An interactive infographic detailing the vocal breakdowns, structures, and singer dynamics across 142 tracks.
Average vocal share per album (ordered chronologically from 2007 to 2026)
Frequency of lead roles by section (Verse, Chorus, Bridge)
Vocal distributions on official singles vs. regular album cuts
Observation: Official singles have a much tighter balance of vocals between Duddy and Jared, while standard album cuts lean heavily on Jared's lead.
How vocal shares change when a guest artist is introduced
Observation: Both singers step back roughly equally (~15% and ~22% drops) to clear space for guest features to shine, maintaining their collaborative chemistry.
Highest average vocal share among major studio releases
Key metrics derived from song anatomy and singer transitions
Jared Watson (Dirty J) is the dominant voice on choruses, leading 80 choruses (56.3%) compared to Duddy's 31 (21.8%). 17 choruses are sung together (Both), and 14 choruses feature guest singers.
While Jared leads Verse 1 in 77 songs, Duddy B takes over the second half of the track, leading Verse 2 in 78 songs. This consistent handoff defines the core flow of the classic Dirty Heads sound.