Nick Gilder, born December 21, 1951, is a British-Canadian singer who rose to fame in the 1970s with his hit song "Hot Child in the City." His unique vocal technique involves a lot of chest voice and falsetto, as well as a lot of vibrato. In order to learn to sing like Nick Gilder, you must first work on perfecting your chest voice and falsetto. This can be achieved through proper breathing techniques, such as active and passive breathing, and vocal exercises that focus on developing your chest voice and falsetto.

Once you have developed these techniques, you can begin to work on your vibrato. There are numerous exercises available online that can help you develop your vibrato, such as this video tutorial.

One of Nick Gilder's most famous songs, "Hot Child in the City", is a great example of his unique vocal style and technique. Other songs that showcase his vocal range and control include "Roxy Roller" and "Here Comes the Night."

To further improve your vocal skills and develop your own unique style, Singing Carrots offers a variety of resources, including their vocal range test, pitch accuracy test, vocal pitch monitor, and pitch training. These can help you identify your strengths and weaknesses as a singer and provide you with the tools to improve.

In addition, Singing Carrots has a useful article on how to learn a song effectively, as well as articles on topics such as breathing basics, voice registers, and vocal health. If you are serious about learning to sing like Nick Gilder, these resources can be invaluable.