As you may know, Life With Mikey is a movie from the 90s, starring a young Michael J. Fox and Broadway actress Christina Vidal. So, how is it that Mikey can inspire us to become better singers? I'm talking about Mikey Chapman, the lead vocalist of the band Mallory Knox. In this article, we will explore the unique vocal style of Mikey Chapman and provide practical tips to learn to sing like him.

One of the standout features of Mikey Chapman's voice is his use of vibrato. If you want to learn to sing like Mikey Chapman, it's important to practice your vibrato. You can check out Singing Carrots' article on how to sing with vibrato, or watch this video that shows how to create vibrato with your diaphragm.

Another important aspect of Chapman's vocal style is his use of falsetto. If you want to learn to sing like Chapman, you'll need to practice transitioning between your chest voice and your falsetto. Singing Carrots has some great exercises to help you do just that.

In addition to his use of vibrato and falsetto, Chapman is also known for his ability to convey emotion through his singing. To learn to sing like him, it's important to connect with the lyrics of the song you're singing and convey that emotion through your voice. Singing Carrots has an article on singing with emotion that can help you get started.

When it comes to songs that showcase Mikey Chapman's vocal style, there are a few that come to mind. One of them is "Better Off Without You", which features both his vibrato and falsetto. "Shout at the Moon" is another great example of his emotional range. And "Beggars" is a fantastic showcase of his unique tone and delivery.

To help you practice singing like Mikey Chapman, Singing Carrots has a few tools you can use. The vocal range test can help you determine your vocal range and compare it to Chapman's. The pitch accuracy test can help you gauge your pitch accuracy, another important aspect of his vocal style. And the pitch training tool can help you work on your vibrato and other vocal techniques.

In conclusion, if you want to learn to sing like Mikey Chapman, it's important to practice your vibrato, falsetto, and emotional delivery. Check out Singing Carrots' resources, watch some of Mallory Knox's live performances, and keep practicing until you've mastered his unique vocal style.