Jim Sturgess is a singer best known for his role in the movie musical "Across the Universe" and his performance as Judas in the ITV production of "Jesus Christ Superstar."

Sturgess possesses a unique vocal ability that combines classical and rock music singing styles. His voice is characterized by his ability to sustain high notes in his chest voice, easy transitions between his mixed and head voices, and his use of vibrato.

If you want to learn to sing like Jim Sturgess, you should start with the basics of singing. You need to improve your breathing and develop good breath support. You can learn more about breathing techniques in this Breathing basics article.

Next, you should work on opening your mouth and throat while singing. This will ensure that you are using your vocal cords efficiently and not straining your voice. You can find more information on this topic in the Open mouth & throat blog post.

Jim Sturgess has an impressive range, so it's essential to develop your vocal range. You can take the Vocal range test to determine your vocal range and compare it with that of famous singers. Once you know your range, you can find songs that match your voice using the Search songs tool.

Jim Sturgess has an impressive mixed voice, which is the combination of chest voice and head voice. His ability to transition between these two registers is seamless, and you can develop this skill by training your vocal registers. You can learn more about voice registers and find courses on how to improve them in this Voice registers & vocal break article.

If you want to develop your vibrato, you can use the Beggars Bounce and Diaphragm Bounce vocal exercises.

Jim Sturgess has a unique style that combines classical and rock music singing techniques. He uses a mix of twang, belting, and growl to create his unique sound, which you can learn more about in this Contemporary vocal techniques: Heavy modal, Twang, Belting blog post.

To find songs that showcase Jim Sturgess's vocal abilities, you can use the Search songs tool to find songs that match your pitch and range. You can also use the Song-book tool to get linked lyrics, sheet music, chords, karaoke, and YouTube audio.

Finally, remember to take care of your vocal health. You can find tips on how to prevent vocal damage and maintain healthy habits in this Vocal health blog post.

In conclusion, to learn to sing like Jim Sturgess, you need to develop your abilities in breath support, vocal range, mixed voice, vibrato, and contemporary vocal techniques. With Singing Carrots' tools and resources, you can begin your journey to singing like Jim Sturgess.