Helicopter Girl is a British singer-songwriter known for her unique voice and style that combines elements of pop, jazz, and electronic music. Her breathy, sensual vocals and unconventional phrasing have earned her critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base.

To learn to sing like Helicopter Girl, it's important to focus on developing breath control, relaxation, and a distinctive vocal tone. Here are some practical tips and Singing Carrots resources that can help you achieve this goal.

Breathing:

• Practice belly breathing to improve your breath support and control. Singing Carrots' "Breath Support" article and "Farinelli Breathing" exercise can be helpful for this.
• Experiment with different rhythms and dynamics to add interest to your vocal phrasing and create a unique style. Helicopter Girl's song "Angel City" is a good example of her unconventional phrasing.

Vocal Tone:

• Work on developing your own unique tone by experimenting with different techniques and vocal registers. Singing Carrots' article on "Voice Registers & Vocal Break" and "Chest Voice Explained" video can help you understand more about this.
• Study Helicopter Girl's music to understand her use of vocal color and texture. Her song "How to Steal the World" highlights her breathy, intimate vocals.

Relaxation:

• Focus on relaxing your jaw, tongue, and neck to improve your vocal technique and reduce tension. Singing Carrots' "Open Mouth & Throat" article and "Good Singing Posture" video can be helpful for this.
• Try to incorporate emotion and feeling into your singing. Helicopter Girl's song "Umbrellas in the Rain" is a great example of her emotive delivery.

Using these tips and Singing Carrots' resources, you can start to develop your own unique singing style that is inspired by Helicopter Girl. With practice and persistence, you can learn to sing with the same breathy, sensual tone that has made her a beloved artist in the pop and jazz communities.