If you want to learn singing like Andy Burrows, you should start by exploring his range of music. Best known as the drummer from Razorlight and We Are Scientists, and his work on the iconic soundtrack of The Snowman and the Snowdog. Burrows has since launched a successful solo career and duet album with composer Ilan Eshkeri.

Burrows' signature sound is a stripped-back style that is heavily focused on the lyrics he is singing. In some of his songs, he shows a clear falsetto voice, like in "Keep On Moving On" and "Hometown". In other songs, his vocals are more grounded, such as in "As Long As I Fall", where he sings in a lower register. Assemble a collection of his songs to highlight the range of his voice, paying close attention to the techniques that make his style so distinctive.

To develop your voice like Burrows, you should start by understanding the basics of singing. Begin with your breathing, and ensure you are fully utilizing your diaphragm to project your voice. Singing Carrots has a range of warm-up exercises that can help you build your breath control and support, such as the Farinelli Breathing exercise in the skill-related videos. You can also read our articles on breathing basics and breath support for more information.

Articulation is another significant factor in achieving Burrows' sound. Sounding as clear as possible is crucial, not just for the sake of the listener but for maintaining and strengthening your vocal cords. For articulation examples, try the Finger Bite exercise from our skill-related videos.

Burrows has a soft, breathy tone that makes his voice particularly compelling. If you are looking to emulate it, Singing Carrots has a range of vocal training materials to strengthen your voice and help you eliminate the strain. The Open Mouth & Throat article will help you make the most of your natural tone.

It's also crucial to develop your pitch accuracy. Try the vocal range test in the tools section of Singing Carrots before working on any of Burrows' more complex songs. The article on how to avoid constrictions will help you breathe more easily, and further improve your vocal delivery.

Finally, to make the most of Burrows' falsetto singing style, you'll want to work on your vocal range and mixed voice. The Singing Comfort Zone exercise from the skill-related videos is an ideal place to start. If you're looking for more in-depth information, the Vocal Registers & Vocal Break article is a great resource.

In conclusion, emulating the unique sound of Andy Burrows will take a combination of practice, experimentation, and a solid understanding of singing techniques. Use our collection of articles and training materials to bring out the best in your voice, and you'll be surprised by how quickly you improve.