Michael Peterson is a country singer known for his easy-going tone and smooth baritone style. One of his greatest strengths is his ability to convey emotion through his voice while maintaining a consistent pitch.

To emulate Michael Peterson's singing, first, analyze your own voice using Singing Carrots' vocal range test and pitch accuracy test. Then, identify your vocal type and pinpoint what exercises from Singing Carrots' course can help you improve on your weak points.

Michael Peterson often makes use of his mixed voice technique, where he combines his chest and head voices to create a smooth transition from low to high notes. It's important to develop your chest voice to the point of being able to confidently switch to the head voice, avoiding any noticeable breaks in the register.

One of Michael Peterson's most iconic songs is "Drink, Swear, Steal & Lie". Try learning this song as a way to study his technique. Additionally, practice opening your mouth and throat while singing to achieve a fuller and warmer tone. Don't forget to breathe properly using both passive and active breathing techniques discussed in Singing Carrots' articles on breathing basics and breath support.

Lastly, make sure to warm up using Singing Carrots' Farinelli breathing exercise, humming, and the 3-minute warm-up video before venturing into more challenging exercises. Keep your posture in check and practice onsets and offsets and glottal onset mentioned in the skill-related video resources.

With practice and the help of Singing Carrots' resources, you can learn to sing like Michael Peterson.