If you're attempting to learn singing like Matt McAndrew, then there are a few things you should know.

Matt is the kind of singer who puts every ounce of himself into his music. It is this kind of raw passion and intensity that separates him from the crowd. With his voice, he's able to create an emotional connection with his audience that few other artists can match.

To learn to sing like Matt, you'll need to practice using techniques that allow you to connect with your audience on an emotional level.

One technique that Matt uses to great effect is the use of vocal distortion. When done right, this technique can add an edge and intensity to your vocals that can create a truly memorable performance. Check out Singing Carrots' article on Vocal Distortion & Growling for tips and exercises on how to incorporate this technique into your singing.

Another technique that Matt is known for is his unique vibrato. Vibrato is a subtle variation in pitch that can add warmth, depth, and emotion to your vocals. In his cover of "A Thousand Years", Matt showcases his vibrato beautifully. Singing Carrots has some great tips for singing with vibrato that can help you master this technique.

When it comes to Matt's song choices, there is no denying that he has a knack for picking powerful, emotionally charged songs that showcase his unique vocal style. Some of his most popular covers include "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by U2, "Take Me To Church" by Hozier, and "Wasted Love" by Matt McAndrew himself. As a Singing Carrots user, you can leverage the power of the Singing Carrots Songbook to find and practice songs that fit your vocal range and preferences.

To enhance your vocal range and improve your pitch accuracy, you should definitely take advantage of Singing Carrots' Vocal Range Test and Pitch Accuracy Test. These tools will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses so that you can focus your practice efforts where they will make the biggest impact.

Finally, don't forget about Singing Carrots' educational singing course which can provide you with the foundation you need to build your singing skills. It covers everything from breathing and posture to vocal registers and warm-up exercises.

By incorporating these techniques and resources into your singing practice, you'll be well on your way to mastering Matt McAndrew's unique vocal style and taking your own performances to the next level.