Anna Nalick is an American singer-songwriter known for her unique voice and the emotional intensity of her songs. Anna has a broad vocal range and sings with clarity and emotional depth. If you want to sing like Anna, here are some tips and resources:

Voice type

Anna Nalick is a mezzo-soprano, which means she has a lower range than a soprano but can still hit high notes with power and clarity. If you're not sure what voice type you are, Singing Carrots has a vocal range test to help you find out.

Breathing

To sing like Anna, you need to be able to control your breath so you can sustain long notes and express the emotional intensity of the lyrics. Singing Carrots has some great articles on breathing basics and breath support to help you get started.

Voice registers

Anna Nalick uses a mix of head and chest voice throughout her range, but transitions between the two smoothly so it sounds like one continuous voice. Singing Carrots has an article on voice registers and the vocal break that explains how to do this.

Vibrato

Anna Nalick uses a lot of vibrato in her singing, which adds emotional depth to her performances. Singing Carrots has an article on singing with vibrato that can help you develop this technique.

Song choice

To sing like Anna, you should choose songs that showcase her unique style. Two great examples are "Breathe (2 AM)" and "In My Head". Singing Carrots has a song search feature that can help you find songs that match your vocal range and genre preferences.

Vocal health

To keep your voice healthy and avoid injury, Singing Carrots has an article on vocal health that explains how to take care of your voice before, during, and after singing.

Course

If you want a more in-depth education on singing, Singing Carrots offers an educational singing course that covers singing theory and practical tips.

By incorporating these tips and utilizing Singing Carrots' resources, you can learn to sing like Anna Nalick and express your emotions through your music.