Daryl Braithwaite is an Australian legend who started singing with Sherbet in the 70s. However, it wasn't until the early 90s that he solidified his popularity with the hit song, "The Horses." If you want to learn how to sing like Daryl Braithwaite, there are a few techniques you should focus on.

One of the most notable aspects of Braithwaite's singing is his vibrato. Vibrato is a slight variation of pitch in a note, which creates a beautiful and natural vibrancy to the voice. Check out the Singing Carrots article on Singing with Vibrato for a more detailed explanation on how to achieve this technique. Braithwaite also has a unique way of pronouncing certain words, specifically "love" and "more". To emulate this, practice singing with an Australian accent.

Another key to Braithwaite's sound is his use of breath control. Take a look at the Singing Carrots article on Breath Support for tips on controlling your breath while singing. Specifically, you'll want to focus on keeping your breath steady and consistent while alternating between long and short phrases.

Braithwaite's vocal range is another notable feature, particularly his ability to hit high notes with ease. To practice hitting high notes, try Singing Carrots' Pitch Training Exercise to improve range and agility. Finally, Braithwaite's iconic song "The Horses" showcases his voice and style perfectly. Singing Carrots' Song Search can help you find and select songs that suit your vocal range, genre preference, and difficulty level.

With a bit of practice and incorporating Singing Carrots resources, you'll be singing like Daryl Braithwaite in no time!