The girl group Fifth Harmony with Kid Ink is an American musical group that consists of Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui and Normani Hamilton. Known for their strong vocal harmonies and musical mashups, their music combines pop, R&B and hip-hop elements. Their music style can be described as catchy and harmonically rich, with a strong focus on modern pop melodies.

To sing like Fifth Harmony, start by analyzing your voice type with this voice type article to help you determine the range of notes suitable for your voice. You can then take the vocal range test on Singing Carrots to identify your vocal range.

Once you know your range, you can begin practicing your pitch accuracy by singing along with simple melodies in our pitch accuracy test.

Fifth Harmony's unique vocal technique includes their use of breathy, airy tones, strong harmonies, and melismatic runs. To mimic these techniques in your singing, practice breathing control using this breathing basics article. Also, make sure to focus on vocal registers and vocal breaks by using these articles voice registers & vocal break, mixed voice. Focus on using a breath support mechanism with these two articles Breath support and Lack of breath support creates constriction.

Practice opening your mouth and throat while singing using this open mouth & throat article. Enhance your articulation using this articulation article.

One of Fifth Harmony's most popular songs is "Work from Home". This song showcases their unique vocal techniques in their breathy, airy tones on the verses, as well as their strong harmonies on the chorus. You can practice singing this song, after you find it using our song search feature.

You can also take advantage of our pitch training resource, which offers interactive warm-ups, pitch visualizers and exercises for range and agility that can help improve your vocal technique and singing abilities. Our comprehensive 21-lesson singing course is recommended if you're a beginner, as it covers various singing theories and practical tips.

In addition, the resources list contains several reference videos that can help you work on specific skills, such as breathing, articulation, voice registers, and emotion control, among others. Check them out and let Singing Carrots help you develop your skills and style to sing like Fifth Harmony!