How to Sing Like Alan Walker and ISÁK

Alan Walker is a Norwegian DJ and record producer, best known for his single Faded. ISÁK is a Norwegian-Sámi music group that has collaborated with Alan Walker. Their collaboration resulted in the song titled End of Time which has accumulated over 18 million views on YouTube.

To learn how to sing like Alan Walker and ISÁK, it is important to understand the unique vocal techniques used by these artists.

• Falsetto: Alan Walker and ISÁK sing in falsetto - a technique used to sing in a much higher pitch than the usual range of the male voice, commonly used in pop and electronic dance music. Alan Walker incorporates falsetto in the song Faded at the line "Where are you now?". Similarly, in End of Time, ISÁK's lead singer Maxida Marak uses falsetto in the chorus to create a haunting and ethereal effect.
• Vocal layering: Another important technique utilized by Alan Walker and ISÁK is vocal layering - the process of recording multiple vocal tracks and layering them together to create a rich and layered vocal texture. Vocal layering can be heard in End of Time where Maxida Marak's vocals are layered to create a chorus of haunting and mesmerizing tones.

To sing like Alan Walker and ISÁK, it is important to practice these techniques and incorporate them into your own singing style.

To get started, Singing Carrots offers a variety of resources to help improve your singing such as:

• Vocal range test
• Pitch accuracy test
• Vocal pitch monitor
• Pitch Training - Educational Singing Game
• Educational singing course

In addition, there are many articles with valuable information:

• How to analyze your voice
• Breath support
• Open mouth & throat
• Vocal health

To practice vocal layering and harmonization, you can try singing along with songs that utilize these techniques, such as Faded and End of Time. The Pitch Training Educational Singing Game provides interactive vocal warm-ups and exercises to help improve range and agility.

Finally, check out the Singing for Beginners course on Singing Carrots to deepen your knowledge of music theory and practical singing tips. With practice and dedication, you can learn to sing like Alan Walker and ISÁK and find your own unique vocal style.