Amy Lee

Four planets in this chart sit in fire signs and only one in earth, with three in air and two in water. Fire asserts and earth is what would hold it to a fixed shape; there is almost none of the second. Lee is on record as the American singer of Evanescence, a band whose sound was built on a trained voice placed on top of guitars that were not written for one, which is a combination nobody was asking for at the time.

The Sun sits at twenty two degrees of Sagittarius inside a four planet group in that sign that also holds Mercury, Uranus and Neptune, spread across twenty three degrees. Sagittarius heads outward and assumes the thing it believes is worth saying loudly. With the planet that breaks a pattern and the planet of image both in there, the whole public half of this chart is pointed at doing something unfamiliar in front of a large audience rather than a small one.

The Moon sits square Pluto one hundredth of a degree from exact, which is as close as the arithmetic ever puts a pair: private feeling against concentrated force, with no distance at all between them. Venus is square Jupiter at three hundredths, almost as tight. Those two are the chart, and in a singer whose material is largely about being overwhelmed they are the mechanism rather than a decoration on it. Nothing was retrograde at her birth.

Jupiter arrived back at its starting degree in Scorpio on 24 October 2017, at thirty five. Scorpio does nothing by halves and gives the planet of reach nothing for free, so what it asks is how deep a commitment went rather than how many there were. For a singer who has fronted one band rather than a series of projects, that is the measure the career already keeps on itself.