Learning to Sing like YEBBA using Mark Ronson as Inspiration

YEBBA is an amazing songwriter and a great singer. Her voice is unique and instantly recognizable. It has already made her a Grammy winner, but you can make it your own too, even if you're not a natural. Fortunately, you have tools and tips from Singing Carrots to help you reach your goal. Let's break down different aspects of YEBBA's style, as heard in her performance in "Don't Leave Me Lonely" by Mark Ronson.

• Breath control: Good breath support is key in YEBBA's style. With it, her voice sounds rich, warm, and emotional. Take Farinelli Breathing to reinforce breath support and lung capacity. Focus on breathing from your diaphragm, and practice breathing exercises to improve your lung capacity.
• Vocal range: One of YEBBA's assets is her large range of notes. Our vocal range test can help you determine your range and compare it with hers. Practicing singing in both quiet and loud places, like your car and shower, can help you feel more confident and comfortable in the different registers of your voice.
• Vibrato: YEBBA has a beautiful vibrato, which you can learn by adapting the Diaphragm Bounce exercise. Humming can also help you master your vocal control, particularly when switching notes quickly.
• Articulation: Finger Bite exercise can help you articulate with more clarity and precision, building the musculature to correctly shape your sounds. Practice using the various articulation techniques found here.
• Emotionality: YEBBA's voice can be sad, powerful, and playful. She can evoke a wide range of emotions, which makes people relate to her music. She doesn't hide her feelings; instead, they inform her delivery through every part of her performance. Singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking are essential in achieving the same kind of full range.
• Performance: You can learn from YEBBA's powerful performances on stage. Consider Singing Carrot's tips for performing on stage. Good digging into "Relaxing Breath" can help bring calmness and focus into your performance. If you're nervous, you can learn stage fright through these tips.
• Practice: You can't improve fast enough in music, particularly with how YEBBA sings, without regular practice. You can use the vocal pitch monitor, pitch accuracy test, and pitch-training tools to help hone your rhythm, pitch, and accuracy, or use Song search tools if you're looking for songs to help you sing in the same style. The singing course might be the right choice if you're serious about developing your voice.

YEBBA is an outstanding singer with a lot of skills to learn from. With the right mindset, and the help of Singing Carrots, you, too, can learn how to sing like YEBBA.