Learning to Sing Like Labrinth

Labrinth has an incredibly versatile voice, capable of producing a wide range of vocal textures and emotions. He is known for his unique blend of hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music, making him a unique artist to learn from. In this article, we will explore some of Labrinth's signature vocal techniques and provide some practical tips and resources to help you learn how to sing like him.

Vocal Range

Labrinth has an impressive vocal range, spanning from baritone to tenor. To find out your vocal range, you can take our Vocal Range Test. This test will provide you with a range chart, comparing your voice to famous singers. Once you've determined your range, you can move on to mimicking Labrinth's sound.

Vocal Techniques

Labrinth uses a variety of vocal techniques to create his unique sound. He often uses falsetto to create a light, airy quality in his voice. Labrinth also uses vibrato to add depth and character to his vocals. You can learn how to produce vibrato and other vocal techniques in our Pitch Training module.

Breathing

Breathing is a crucial aspect of singing, and Labrinth is no stranger to that. Active and passive breathing are both important aspects of breathing while singing. Being able to breathe correctly can decrease your chances of straining your voice. If you want to learn the key aspects of breathing, view our Breathing Basics article. You can also try the Farinelli Breathing exercise to help strengthen your breathing while singing.

Song Selection

When selecting a song to learn like Labrinth, you need to pick something with a similar range, style, and emotional intensity. There are several songs you can use to practice your Labrinth-style vocals, namely "Earthquake," "Beneath Your Beautiful," and "Jealous."

Additional Resources

In addition to the articles mentioned above, there are several Skill-Related Videos available on Singing Carrots that can be beneficial in learning. Some helpful modules include:

• Vibrato: Beggars Bounce, Diaphragm Bounce
• Breathing/Warm-up/Practice-starter: Farinelli Breathing, Humming, and 3 Minute Warm Up
• Chest Voice/Voice Registers: Singing Comfort Zone, Chest Voice Explained, Voice Break, Mixed Voice
• Onset-Offsets: Glottal Onset
• Emotion Control/Performing: Relaxing Breath, Sustain Vocal, Soft Palate, Stop Sounding Nasal, Finger Bite, Good Singing Posture, Stage Tips

Conclusion

Labrinth is one of the most versatile and unique singers working today. He has developed a vocal style that is unmistakable, and learning to sing like him can help you develop your own style. By using the resources available on Singing Carrots, and putting in a little bit of practice, you can learn how to produce a sound that rivals Labrinth's.