If you want to learn to sing like Kevin Lyttle, you should pay attention to his intense Caribbean tempos. Kevin Lyttle is famous for the song "Turn Me On," which has a unique style that combines soca and dancehall rhythms.

To emulate Lyttle's singing style, focus on using your vocal cords to mimic the melody of the song's instrumental parts. When singing, be sure to pay attention to the way Lyttle stresses his vocals, exaggerating the notes' grooves and rhythm. As a result, your voice will acquire various textures, which are perfect for this type of singing style.

You could also consider taking courses found on Singing Carrots, like the "Singing for Beginners" course, which could help you improve your singing skills and give you some analysis into your singing voice. Other useful resources on the website also include the Pitch Training Educational Singing Game, which trains you to have a pitch-perfect voice and vocal articulation.

Here are a few more helpful resources and articles from Singing Carrots that you can utilize to improve your singing technique and hone your vocal skills:

• Open mouth and throat techniques
• Active and passive breathing techniques
• Breath support
• Vocal range test
• Pitch accuracy test
• Vocal pitch monitor
• Song search
• Contemporary vocal techniques: Heavy Modal, Twang, Belting

Using these tools and techniques, you can take your vocals to the next level and get closer to singing like Kevin Lyttle.