Avicii was a Swedish electronic musician and DJ. He has made many popular songs that became chart-toppers. His unique vocal technique was to use whistling or humming sounds in the background, which creates a catchy melody. For example, his song "Wake Me Up" uses a combination of country and electronic music.

To learn how to sing like Avicii, you need to first understand his unique style and technique. Here are some tips to get you started:

1. Start with warmups

   Before singing, it is essential to warm up your vocal cords. Singing warm-ups like humming and lip trills can help you get ready for a singing session. Singing on consonants like "h" and "z" can help you keep the breath in check while vocalizing.

2. Focus on resonance

   To replicate Avicii's vocal style, focus on creating a resonating sound with humming or whistling. This can help add a melodic component to your voice.

3. Pay attention to breathing

   While singing like Avicii, it is important to maintain a steady breathing technique to sustain notes and maintain pitch accuracy.

4. Use vocal range to your advantage

   Avicii's music often uses a mix of high and low vocal ranges. Practicing both of these ranges can help you sing like him.

5. Listen and practice

   Practice and listen to Avicii's music to understand his unique vocal style and technique. Experimenting with different vocal techniques and ranges can help you find your own sound.

Singing Carrots can help you develop your vocal skills further. Use our vocal range test to assess your vocal range, compare it with Avicii's vocal range, and determine which songs match your range and genre preferences. Pitch accuracy test will help you determine how accurate your notes are. The Vocal Pitch Monitor can help you see your sung notes on a virtual piano to improve pitch. Use our pitch training exercises to strengthen your vocal range and agility. Our song search engine can help you find popular songs that match your vocal range. You can create your performance set and get lyrics, sheet music, chords, karaoke, and YouTube audio from our song book feature.

You can also explore other articles related to singing, such as how to analyze your voice, breathing basics, voice registers, open mouth and throat, and how to find your own authentic voice. Use the resources, tools, and exercises Singing Carrots has to offer to become a better singer and practice refining your Avicii-like singing style.