Gateway worship is known for its emphasis on spontaneous and powerful worship. If you're looking to learn how to sing like them, there are a few key elements that you should focus on.

First, focus on developing your ability to sing in the spirit. This means allowing the Holy Spirit to guide your singing, rather than relying solely on your own skill or knowledge. Make sure to practice singing spontaneously, without planning what to sing ahead of time. Gateway is well-known for its spontaneous worship, where songs and lyrics arise in the moment.

In terms of technique, Gateway Worship is known for its strong and powerful vocals. To achieve this, make sure to work on your breath control and diaphragmatic breathing. Incorporate Singing Carrots resources like the breath support article and Farinelli breathing exercise into your practice routine.

Additionally, work on your vocal registers and the ability to seamlessly transition between them. Check out the voice registers and vocal break article and mixed voice exercise to get started.

Gateway Worship also emphasizes vocal harmonies and the ability to sing as part of a group. Practice singing with others and work on your ability to listen and blend your voice with others.

Lastly, when selecting songs to practice, focus on Gateway Worship's repertoire and style. Songs like "Revelation Song," "No Sweeter Name," "Worship The Great I Am," and "O The Blood" are great examples of Gateway's powerful worship style.

To sum up, if you're looking to learn how to sing like Gateway Worship, prioritize practicing spontaneous singing guided by the Holy Spirit, focusing on breath control, transitioning between vocal registers, harmonizing with others, and choosing songs from Gateway's repertoire. Use the resources provided by Singing Carrots, such as the breath support article, mixed voice exercise, and vocal range test, to facilitate your practice and improvement.