AlunaGeorge is a British duo known for their unique blend of electronic and R&B music. Aluna Francis's voice is the cornerstone of their sound, with its breathy, sultry tone and impressive range. In this article, we will explore how to learn to sing like AlunaGeorge.

One of the most notable features of Aluna's vocals is her breath control. To enhance your breath control, I recommend checking out the "Breathing basics" article in the Singing Carrots resources. In this article, you will learn about active and passive breathing, which are both critical components of good breath support while singing.

Another significant factor in Aluna's singing is her use of vocal registers. To understand more about voice registers and vocal breaks, check out the "Voice registers & vocal break" article in the Singing Carrots resources. This article provides an in-depth explanation of the various voice registers and how to transition between them smoothly.

Aluna's vocals are known for their unique twists, such as the use of twang and growling. For more information on these techniques, you may want to check out the "Contemporary vocal techniques" and "Vocal distortion & growling" articles. Links to instructional videos on how to learn these techniques have also provided in the resources section of this article.

Finally, AlunaGeorge is known for their catchy, engaging pop music. To find catchy pop songs that match your vocal range, you can use the "Song search" tool on the Singing Carrots platform. Additionally, the "Song-book" feature can help you create a performance set complete with lyrics, sheet music, chords, and karaoke links.

So, to learn to sing like AlunaGeorge, you should concentrate on your breath control, understand the concepts of voice registers and transitions between them, and incorporate contemporary vocal techniques like twang and growling. And, of course, you should make sure to use Singing Carrots to search for appropriate songs that match your range and genre preference. Hopefully, these resources will help you reach the same level of vocal mastery as Aluna Francis.