Danielle Mac is a phenomenal singer known for her unique vocal technique. To learn singing like Danielle Mac, you need to focus on breath control, tonal agility, and pitch stability.

One of the first things you need to master in order to sing like Danielle Mac is breath control. This will help you with stamina, and it will allow you to sing more freely. In addition to the articles on breathing basics and breath support, the Farinelli breathing exercise will help you with your breath control.

Another important aspect of Danielle's singing style is tonal agility, which is the ability to quickly move from one pitch to another with precision. To develop tonal agility, try the Twang exercise in this video, the articulation exercise, and the chest voice and voice register exercises (Singing Comfort Zone and Chest Voice Explained). These exercises, combined with the tips on avoiding constrictions and open mouth and throat, will greatly improve your tonal agility.

Lastly, bringing pitch stability to your singing style is crucial. Danielle's pitch accuracy is one of the factors that distinguishes her from other singers. Try the pitch accuracy test and the Pitch monitor to improve your pitch accuracy. In addition, the articles on singing with vibrato, mixed voice, voice breaks, and resonance in singing will help you develop your pitch stability.

To truly sing like Danielle Mac, you should also study her songs, such as "Some Good People," "Can't Wait," and "Painkiller," which highlight her unique vocal technique. Singing Carrots' song search provides an easy way for you to find songs that match your vocal range and difficulty level.

In summary, to learn singing like Danielle Mac, focus on breath control, tonal agility, pitch stability, and study her unique vocal technique in her songs. Practice the aforementioned exercises and use Singing Carrots' resources such as their vocal range test, the Pitch Training educational singing game, and their educational singing course. With hard work and dedication, you will be on your way to achieving your goals as a singer.