Singer-songwriter-producer-producer Mura Masa, real name Alex Crossan, is known for his blend of electronic and pop music, ethereal soundscapes and clever collaborations. His breakthrough self-titled album features guest appearances from esteemed performers like Damon Albarn, Christine and the Queens and others. Mura Masa's music pinpoints the beauty in melody and lyrics through his unique, eclectic approach.

If you're looking to learn how to sing like Mura Masa, there are a few tips and tricks you can use to mimic his unique vocal style. Below are some exercises, tips and Singing Carrots resources to help you achieve your goal.

Exercise: Twang:

As you listen to Mura Masa's music, you may notice his use of "Twang," an overtone-like sound that is often used to add brightness and ring to the vocal tone. Twang is produced by contracting the epiglottic funnel, causing a narrowing of the larynx and opening up the pharynx. This exercise teaches you how to effectively create Twang in your own voice:

• Check out this video on how to Twang, by Singing Carrots.

Unique Vocal Style:

Mura Masa’s vocal style has a soft delivery, and an understated, almost relaxed sound. Try to emulate the tonality of his voice by singing through your nose a bit, while at the same time keeping your throat (larynx) relaxed. Also, focus on your breath support.

Songs for Practicing:

With his unique vocal style, Mura Masa has performed amazing covers and original songs. Here are a few songs that can be used to practice in order to learn how to sing like him:

• “Are U There?”
• "Love$ick"
• "Lotus Eater"
• "What If I Go?"

Singing Carrots Resources:

To further aid you on your quest to emulate Mura Masa's vocal style, try using these Singing Carrots resources:

• Vocal range test
• Pitch accuracy test
• Vocal Pitch Monitor
• Pitch Training - Educational Singing Game
• Search songs by vocal range
• Vocal ranges of famous singers
• Educational singing course

By incorporating the exercises, tips and resources listed above, you'll be that much closer to singing like Mura Masa. With time, practice, and patience, you'll develop your own unique voice while also incorporating the distinctive sounds of this talented singer-songwriter-producer.