Learning to Sing “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” by Justin Timberlake

This upbeat and catchy classic by Justin Timberlake offers much to learn in technique and style. One prominent technique used is Twang, a contemporary vocal technique often used to project without straining the voice. This technique is also used in other popular tracks such as “I Can’t Feel My Face” by The Weeknd and “Rolling In The Deep” by Adele.

Understanding Twang

Twang is noticeable in the way Timberlake sings the chorus. It adds a bright, sharp quality to the voice.

To practice Twang, you can watch this How to Twang Exercise video.

Analysing Your Voice

Before starting to practice, it’s beneficial to analyze your voice and determine your vocal range. “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” requires a range from D4 to C5.

Practising the Song

First, listen to the song a few times to familiarize yourself with the melody and rhythm. Sing along on the vowel sound “ah” to help you focus on pitch accuracy. Use our Pitch Monitor for feedback.

Vocal Warm-Up

Before you start singing the song, make sure to warm up your voice properly. This can help avoid vocal strain and injury.

Next Steps

As you become comfortable singing along, begin to incorporate the Twang technique into the chorus. Record and listen to yourself. Do you hear the bright and edgy sound of Twang?

Perfecting the Song

Practice makes perfect. With time, the notes will become more accurate, your tone will improve, and the Twang technique will become second nature.

Lastly, remember to have fun and enjoy the process. Happy singing!