Clinton Utterbach had a unique voice, blending gospel and soul with a strong falsetto. His technique was centered around his powerful head voice, which he used to great effect in his music. If you want to learn to sing like Clinton Utterbach, you'll need to focus on a few key areas.

• First, work on developing your head voice. You can use Singing Carrots' Vocal Range Test to determine your highest register, and then work on expanding it with exercises like the Vocal Pitch Monitor and Pitch Training games. Additionally, Singing Carrots' article on Voice Registers & Vocal Break can help you understand the different vocal registers and how to transition between them.

• Next, work on mastering breath support and control. Singing Carrots' Breathing Basics article covers the fundamentals of breathing for singing, while the Breath Support article discusses how to use your breath efficiently to produce a powerful sound.

• Finally, pay attention to your articulation and diction. Singing Carrots' article on Articulation covers techniques for making your lyrics clear and crisp, which is especially important when singing soul and gospel music.

To practice these techniques, try singing some of Clinton Utterbach's most famous songs. "Getting Some Fun Out Of Life" showcases his falsetto, while "I Still Love You" demonstrates his powerful head voice. Use Singing Carrots' Song Search tool to find other songs that match your vocal range and genre preferences.

With these resources and some dedicated practice, you can learn to sing like Clinton Utterbach and develop your own unique voice in the process.