If you want to learn to sing like Birdy in combination with Rhodes' unique style, there are a few things you can do to cultivate a similar sound. Birdy is known for her emotive, delicate style and Rhodes for his distinctive falsetto singing.

First, try analyzing your own voice and understanding your vocal range with Singing Carrots' vocal range test. Once you know your range, you can select appropriate songs that match it and your taste in music. For example, Birdy is known for singing heart-wrenching ballads such as "People Help The People" and "Skinny Love." On the other hand, Rhodes flourishes in song covers that highlight his distinctive voice, like his falsetto version of "Somebody that I Used to Know."

Explore Singing Carrots' search function to find similar songs and songs in your vocal range. Practice these songs using Singing Carrots' song-book, which provides linked lyrics, sheet music, chords, karaoke, and YouTube audio to aid your singing.

Next, develop your voice by practicing classical singing techniques and then incorporating contemporary vocal techniques such as twang, belting, and vibrato. Singing Carrots' singing course provides 21 lessons covering singing theory and practical tips. You can also explore the platform's articles on key concepts like breathing basics, voice registers, open mouth and throat, and more.

To cultivate Rhodes' style in particular, explore Singing Carrots' videos on the topic like "Voice Break" and "Mixed Voice." Additionally, explore Singing Carrots' resources on chest voice and voice registers and practice different exercises, such as "Singing Comfort Zone" and "Chest Voice Explained."

Remember to pay close attention to your posture and support your singing using proper breathing techniques. Singing Carrots' articles on breathing and breath support can help in this regard.

Finally, don't forget to have fun with your singing! Experiment with your own intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking. Singing Carrots' resources can help you develop your own authentic voice. Good luck!