Learning Singing like Julianne Hough

Singer, dancer, and actress Julianne Hough is an artist whose impressive range and combination of pop and country vocal techniques has won the hearts of millions of fans around the world. Her music is a great starting point for people who want to learn how to sing in the crossover style, which is gaining popularity.

Hough's vocals are known for being both delicate and powerful, and she tends to add just a little bit of twang to create a unique sound. This article will teach you how to sing like Julianne Hough by focusing on her specific techniques and the songs that feature them.

Twang:

• Twang is a unique vocal technique that allows Hough to add just a bit of country-flavored compression to her singing.
• To learn how to use twang in your own singing, take a look at this How to Twang Exercise video by Singing Carrots.

Songs:

1. "That Song in My Head" - Hough's twang is apparent throughout.
2. "My Hallelujah Song" - an uplifting song showcasing Hough's vocal power.

Vibrato:

• Hough is known for her great vibrato technique.
• To develop your own, you can start by practicing humming. Humming is an effective way to activate your nasal resonance while also improving your breath control.
• Check out this Humming video by Singing Carrots to get started.

Songs:

1. "Dreaming Under the Same Moon" - A beautiful ballad from Hough's self-titled debut album, features a delicate and controlled vibrato.
2. "Hello" - A powerful mid-tempo song that showcases Hough's vibrato and control.

Voice Registers:

• Hough's ability to effortlessly transition from her chest voice to a mixed voice makes her stand out among other singers in her genre.
• Check out this youtube video that explains Chest Voice Explained.

Songs:

1. "You, You, You" - showcases her comfortable shift between chest and head voice.
2. "When the Lights Go Down" - her mixed voice shines in this power ballad.

Breathing:

• Breath support is vital to Hough's ability to maintain her vocal power throughout her performances.
• To improve your own breath support, check out this Farinelli Breathing video by Singing Carrots.

Songs:

1. "Help Me, Help You" - a song from Hough's second album that showcases her strong breath control.
2. "Is That So Wrong" - a powerful song that features her steady breath control throughout the chorus.

In addition to this practical advice, there are several Singing Carrots tools available to help you learn to sing like Julianne Hough, including the Vocal Range Test, Pitch Accuracy Test, Vocal Pitch Monitor, and Pitch Training Game.

By following these tips, practicing these exercises, and studying Hough's vocal techniques, you can start to incorporate her unique sound into your own singing style.