Earthsuit was a Christian rock band that was active from 1996 to 2003. While their music is often categorized as rock or alternative, their vocal stylings and use of unconventional instruments like didgeridoos and djembes set them apart from other bands in the genre. If you're interested in learning to sing like Earthsuit, there are a few key elements to focus on:

Rhythm and Syncopation

Earthsuit's music often features complex rhythms and syncopated beats, which can be challenging to sing along to at first. However, with practice and careful attention to the drums and bass, you can learn to lock in with the groove and make the rhythms feel intuitive. Try starting with a simple beat and gradually adding complexity as you become more comfortable.

Layered Vocals

One of Earthsuit's signature sounds is their use of layered vocals, with multiple singers harmonizing and adding depth to the arrangements. To achieve this, it's helpful to work on blending your voice with others and matching your tone and pitch to create a cohesive sound. You can practice this by singing along with recordings of Earthsuit and trying to match their vocal inflections and phrasing.

Unconventional Sounds

Earthsuit was known for incorporating a variety of eclectic instruments into their music, including didgeridoos, djembes, and even the human beatbox. While you may not have access to these specific instruments, you can experiment with using your voice in unconventional ways to create interesting textures and sounds. Try beatboxing or using different vocal effects like growling or falsetto to add some variety to your singing.

In terms of specific songs to study, "Whitehorse," "Hutch Buggin," and "One Time" are all great examples of Earthsuit's unique sound and vocal style. As you practice singing along with these tunes, be sure to pay attention to the elements listed above and incorporate the relevant Singing Carrots resources to improve your technique.

Singing Carrots Resources:

• To improve your rhythm and syncopation, try the Pitch Training - Educational Singing Game: https://singingcarrots.com/pitch-training
• To work on your vocal harmony skills, check out the Vocal range test: https://singingcarrots.com/range-test and Song search: https://singingcarrots.com/search
• For tips on expanding your range and using different vocal techniques, the article on Contemporary vocal techniques: Heavy modal, Twang, Belting is a great resource: https://singingcarrots.com/blog/contemporary-vocal-techniques-heavy-modal-twang-belting/