INXS is an Australian rock band known for their distinctive style, energetic performances, and charismatic lead singer, Michael Hutchence. To learn how to sing like Michael and emulate INXS's sound, there are a few key elements to focus on.

First and foremost, Hutchence had a strong, expressive voice with a natural rasp and a tendency to elongate certain phrases. He was also known for his dynamic stage presence and ability to convey emotion through his singing.

To begin emulating INXS's sound, start by exploring your own vocal range with Singing Carrots' vocal range test. This will help identify your own natural strengths and which INXS songs might work best for you.

Next, hone your breathing techniques with Singing Carrots' breathing basics article. Good breath control is essential to singing with power and longevity, which are both characteristic of Hutchence's vocals.

One important technique for achieving Hutchence's sound is to sing with twang - a focused, nasally resonance that is particularly effective for belting and adding grit to your voice. Take the How to Twang Exercise to develop this technique and learn how to practice it properly.

Another key component of Hutchence's style was his ability to shift between different vocal registers seamlessly. To learn about vocal registers and how to properly use them, take a look at the Voice Registers & Vocal Break article. You can also practice with Singing Comfort Zone and Mixed Voice exercises highlighted in the skill-related videos.

Finally, practice singing along with INXS's songs and analyzing what makes them work. Pay attention to Hutchence's phrasing, emotive delivery, and overall energy. You might also consider Singing Carrots' article on How to Learn a Song Effectively, which offers tips on how to break down a song and learn it in bite-sized pieces.

Overall, with practice, patience, and the help of Singing Carrots' tools and resources, it's possible to learn how to sing like Michael Hutchence and capture the iconic sound of INXS.