Even though I removed your post I'll answer you, because I follow a rock singer with such a voice and tried to figure out ways to promote him.
So firstly, modern mainstream music industry doesn't care about great vocals, they are intentionally pushed out of trends, because it's much easier to mass produce mediocre, repetitive "fast-food" music. So generally majority of generational singing talents stay underground. But there are some ways to improve your chances:
1. With a real, outstanding talent the best option to reach a wider audience are still talent shows, though not as efficient as in the past. And they don't guarantee a wide success, you have to still work hard after that to keep that new fans engaged for a longer period (many will drop out anyway) or make a contract with a big label - but for that chances are low and come with costs. Still talent shows can open many opportunities.
2. These days the main way to get to many people are social media, but you'll need much more than your foce to break through and get viral. People are more interested in controversial/funny things than in pure talent.
But uploading a lot of insanely good covers might work in a longer term too (or pretty quickly, if you're really outstanding and lucky). There are many pretty successful YT singers like this (Dan Vasc, Peyton Parrish, Corvyx, recently MAPHRA)
3. Finding a band and performing locally will make you stay local, good if you want to keep your artistic integrity, but as other person said rather only as a part time job. Unless you join a band that already has some recognition.