Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. is a unique, exceptional singer. Murphy's vocal interpretation of the Great American Songbook with jazz, bossa nova, and swing influences is absolutely stunning. Born in the USA, Murphy began his career as a car washer in West Virginia, but his life was turned around in 2011 when he won America's Got Talent.

Learning to sing like Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. requires a few essential steps. First, analyze your voice range so that you can pick appropriate songs to sing. Second, practice breathing by trying out breathing exercises and understanding different breathing techniques. Third, work on your vocal registers and break by determining your vocal range and refining your tone quality. Fourth, open your mouth and throat while singing, make sure you're pronouncing correctly and do not create constrictions. Fifth, learn a few essential things about performance, such as overcoming stage fright, posture, and how to practice a song effectively. Additionally, remember that Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. didn't become a successful singer overnight; hard work and determination are critical.

The most essential aspect of singing like Murphy is developing a strong sense of passion and emotion regarding the song you're performing. The use of skills like growling and vibrato, which are discussed in Singing Carrots articles, can help to convey emotion more effectively. Vibrato, in particular, is an essential skill for anyone looking to sing like Murphy, as he frequently uses it to create a nostalgic feeling in his covers. By adding a vibrato to your performance, you can effectively convey the same sorrowful, longing feeling he creates.

If you want to challenge yourself and sing some songs in Murphy's style, you might try tunes such as "Come Fly With Me," "Misty," or "Fly Me to the Moon." You can also check out Singing Carrots to train your voice, practice your pitch, and develop your breathing techniques. The warm-ups, educational singing games, pitch monitor, and vocal range search will all be helpful.