Dan Hill is a Canadian singer-songwriter recognized for his emotive high-pitched voice and the ability to transmit powerful messages through his songs. Hill has released numerous albums throughout his career; his hit song “Sometimes When We Touch” won the Juno Award for best selling single of the year in 1978. Though he has not been active in recent years, his work remains popular in Canada and around the world.

• Warm up correctly. Before you start singing, it's essential to warm up your vocal cords and your body. Follow Singing Carrots' 3 Minute Warm Up video to get your voice ready.
• Analyze your voice. Before you begin, it's helpful to understand the state of your voice. Take Singing Carrots' Vocal Range Test, Pitch Accuracy Test, and Vocal Pitch Monitor to identify your vocal range and improve your pitch and precision.
• Understand the fundamentals. Hill has a unique soprano voice and is known for his ability to transition smoothly between registers. Learn about the fundamentals of vocal theory, including Voice Types, Registers & Vocal Break, Breath Support, and Passive Breathing. Read about these concepts with Singing Carrots' blog and improve your vocal techniques.
• Develop control. Hill sings with great emotion and control, so understanding how to develop breath control and mastering the art of resonance will help you emulate his style. Learn from Singing Carrots' blog posts about how to avoid constrictions, sing with intuition, skills, and emotion, and improve articulation.
• Practice singing Hill's songs. Hill's discography features a variety of ballads and love songs, including "Sometimes When We Touch," "I Fall All Over Again," and "Can't We Try." Find the songs that showcase Hill's unique vocal style, ask your vocal coach to help you learn them, and practice with Singing Carrots' song database.