K. Michele is known for her powerful, soulful voice that draws from gospel and R&B influences. If you want to learn to sing like her, there are several techniques and tips you can utilize, along with Singing Carrots resources that can help you along the way.

One of the things that sets K. Michelle apart as a singer is her use of melisma—ornamenting a single syllable of text by moving quickly between different notes. This technique is used to great effect in many of her songs, such as “Can’t Raise A Man” and “V.S.O.P.”—both great examples of how to sing melisma effectively.

Another important aspect of K. Michelle’s singing style is her use of vibrato: a slight fluctuation in pitch that can add depth and emotion to a vocal line. Check out “A Mother’s Prayer” for an example of how K. Michelle uses vibrato to create a moving, heartfelt performance.

When practicing singing like K. Michelle, remember to focus on breath support, diaphragmatic breathing and open-mouth singing. Check Singing Carrots’ articles on breathing basics, voice registers and vocal break, and breath support to learn more about the importance of breath control in singing.

To develop K. Michelle's unique singing style, work on articulation, resonance, and mixing head and chest voice. Start with Singing Carrots exercises in twang, growling, and vibrato to try out new techniques, develop good habits, and expand your vocal range.

If you’re looking for song recommendations to showcase your K. Michelle-inspired singing style, check out the Singing Carrots song search feature to find songs that suit your vocal range, difficulty level, and genre preference—the perfect way to personalize your vocal training.

Finally, for a comprehensive introduction to singing, Singing Carrots’ 21-lesson singing course provides a solid foundation in theory and technique. Whether you’re a beginner or more advanced, this course offers a wealth of knowledge and practical advice to help you become the best singer you can be.

With these tips and the Singing Carrots resources mentioned above, you’ll be on the path to singing like K. Michelle in no time!