Kygo's Collaboration with J.Hart: A Focus on Falsetto

Kygo has become one of the most listened DJs in the world in recent years, and has collaborated with a wide variety of singers. One of the most interesting collaborations he had was with the singer J.Hart.

Vocal Technique

One of the most distinctive features of J.Hart's voice is his falsetto. This technique, which involves singing in a higher register than your natural range, is a staple of many different genres of music, including pop, rock, and R&B. But it requires some skill to execute it well. Some tips for improving your falsetto technique include:

• Work on your breath control: Falsetto requires a lot of breath support to maintain a consistent tone. Try some of the breathing exercises listed on Singing Carrots' Breath Support page to improve your control.
• Relax your throat: Tension in your throat can make it harder to hit high notes, so try to keep your throat loose as you sing. Singing along to warm-up exercises, like the ones recommended on Singing Carrots' Warm-up Exercise page, can help you build this skill.
• Practice your pitch accuracy: Falsetto is all about hitting precise notes, so it's important to work on your pitch. Singing Carrots' pitch accuracy test can help you gauge your progress.

Songs to Showcase J.Hart's Vocal Technique

J.Hart's voice can be heard on many different Kygo songs, but there are a few that particularly showcase his falsetto:

• "Permanent": This song is a great example of how J.Hart's falsetto can add an emotional quality to a song. Check out the vocal pitch monitor on Singing Carrots to help with singing along.
• "Stargazing": Another great Kygo song featuring J.Hart, "Stargazing" is a bit more upbeat than "Permanent" but still showcases his falsetto skills. Singing Carrots allows you to search for songs by vocal range.

Other Resources

In addition to the vocal range test and pitch accuracy test, Singing Carrots has many other resources that can help you improve your singing skills. For example, you might want to check out the interactive pitch visualizer and range exercises included in the Pitch Training program.

If you're interested in learning more about singing in general, you might want to consider taking Singing Carrots' singing course, which covers everything from vocal theory to practical tips.