D.H.T., a Belgian dance-pop group consisting of lead singer Edmée Daenen and DJ-producer duo Flor Theeuwes and Johan Waem. D.H.T. is known for their unique style of covering classic pop rock songs and making dance remixes. In this article, we’ll focus on how to learn singing like Edmée Daenen.

Edmée is known for her belting technique, which is the ability to project her voice powerfully and confidently in the upper register. She has a distinct way of singing as she blends the power of her chest voice and the clarity of her head voice. Her voice is also characterized by a pulsing vibrato that emphasizes the expressive nature of her singing.

If you want to master belting technique like Edmée, you need to work on developing your vocal range, breath support, and power in your chest voice. You can use Singing Carrots' range test tool to determine your vocal range, so you can work on expanding it. Then, use the pitch accuracy test to evaluate your accuracy in hitting the right notes. You can also use the vocal pitch monitor to see how your voice is tracking the notes from middle range to high.

To work on your chest voice power, use the vocal training tool to practice exercises for strengthening it. Breathing is also crucial in developing belting technique - good breath support will help you drive stronger tones. You should also warm up using Singing Carrots breathing exercises or try Farinelli’s breathing technique. You can then proceed to vocal exercises, such as Twang exercise and Diaphragm Bounce for vibrato.

Edmée covers many popular songs, including Tears in Heaven, Listen to Your Heart, and I Go Crazy. If you want to learn how to sing her songs, start by watching her performances and listening to the original versions of the songs. Then, use Singing Carrots search to find out what songs you can sing that match your vocal range, difficulty level, and genre preference.

Be sure to practice in front of a mirror to check your posture, and ensure that you’re not tensing your body while singing. Practice consistency, and make gradual progress, but above all, practice with passion and confidence like Edmée.

Remember that Edmée's singing style is highly individualized, but you can learn a lot from her unique belting techniques, her warm vocal sound, and the power she brings to her performances. By using Singing Carrots' resources, your unique voice can also develop strong characteristics, helping you develop your own powerful singing style.