Lemar is a British singer famous for his soulful singing style and his ability to create impactful ballads. While Lemar's range is considerable, it's his control of the lower register that has made him a beloved performer. Here's how you can learn to sing like Lemar:

Develop your low range

Lemar's vocal control in the lower range is one of the key aspects of his singing style. To develop your low range, try following Singing Carrots' vocal range test to determine your vocal range. Once you've identified the bottom of your range, begin practicing exercises to gain control of your lower register. Singing Carrots' pitch training is one such way to improve your vocal range.

Try his signature song

Lemar's most popular song is "If There's Any Justice," which showcases his unique vocal style. Try practicing the song with Singing Carrots' song-book and experiment with different vocal techniques.

Focus on breath support

One of the most important aspects of Lemar's vocal style is his use of breath support to maintain control and stability. Try Singing Carrots' breath support exercises to improve your technique and control.

Practice with a soulful approach

Lemar's soulful style is part of what makes him so special. To sing like him, develop a sense of rhythm and emotion in your singing. As you work on different exercises and songs, pay attention to the dynamics and phrasing in your performance. Singing Carrots' tips for performing on stage resource provides guidance on how to convey emotion and engage your audience.

By following these tips and trying the various Singing Carrots' exercises and resources, you can learn to sing like Lemar, and develop a soulful and touching singing style.