In this article, we will go over some tips on how to sing like the Icelandic band Kaleo. Their music is defined by its deep, soulful sound, and its fusion of various genres, such as blues, folk, and rock. We will cover the unique vocal techniques that lead singer JJ Julius Son employs, as well as some of Kaleo's top songs, and some practical advice on how to improve your own singing.

First and foremost, JJ Julius Son has a deep, powerful voice that captures the soulful nature of the band's music. He has a unique technique that incorporates growling and distortion into his singing. A good example of this can be found in the band's hit song "Way Down We Go," where JJ Julius Son's vocal style is on full display. To achieve this sound, try incorporating some of the Growling Exercises from Singing Carrots.

Another notable feature of Julius Son's vocals is his breath control. Emulating this technique by using the Farinelli Breathing Exercises can help you improve your lung capacity and breath support. Additionally, practicing and perfecting open mouth and throat techniques from Singing Carrots can help deliver a rich, resonant, and soulful sound.

When it comes to Kaleo's songs, there are several that really drop the jaw, but we recommend paying attention to "All the Pretty Girls," one of their most popular and cinematic tracks, as well as the bluesy "No Good." Studying the phrasing, melody, and tone of these songs can help you identify what draws you in and help focus your practice.

Lastly, it's important to take note of the importance of posture when it comes to singing. Good posture will undoubtedly make a difference in the quality of your singing. This is covered in the video "Good Singing Posture" from Singing Carrots.

To sum up, to sing like JJ Julius Son and Kaleo, take inspiration from his deep, soulful voice, his unique vocal techniques, and his breath control. Study the band's top tracks, and pay attention to your posture and breathing technique, and incorporate the tips and tools mentioned from Singing Carrots to your training. Happy singing!