Matthew Bellamy is a British musician and singer-songwriter best known as the lead vocalist, guitarist, pianist, and primary songwriter of the rock band Muse. Bellamy's unique vocal style is characterized by a powerful and wide-ranging operatic tenor, often featuring falsetto and vibrato techniques. He is also known for his distinctive guitar playing, which incorporates various effects and techniques to create a unique sound.

To learn how to sing like Bellamy, it is important to understand and emulate his vocal technique. To start, you should work on developing your vocal range by using the Singing Carrots' vocal range test. Once you have determined your range, listen to Bellamy's music to determine which songs will best showcase your vocal abilities.

When practicing, it is important to focus on breath support and good posture. Singing Carrots' articles on breathing basics and posture provide valuable insight into these techniques. Additionally, the Farinelli breathing video is a great exercise to improve breath control and diaphragm support.

When singing, try to emulate Bellamy's use of vibrato and falsetto, and practice with Singing Carrots' vibrato video. A strong and open mouth and throat are also important for achieving Bellamy's signature vocal style, so be sure to read the Open Mouth & Throat article for more information.

To improve guitar playing skills, you can take Singing Carrots' educational singing course or search for songs with matching vocal ranges and guitar chords. Chest voice and voice registers are also important for developing Bellamy's guitar style - to learn more, check out the Singing Comfort Zone video.

By focusing on developing Bellamy's unique vocal and instrumental techniques, and using Singing Carrots' range of relevant resources, you can improve your singing skills and create your own unique sound.