In the world of pop, Olivia Rose Keegan is a rising star with a uniquely powerful voice.

If you're an aspiring singer and a fan of Olivia's music, you might wonder how to learn to sing like her. In this article, we'll explore Olivia's vocal technique and suggest exercises and resources to help you learn to sing like her.

Olivia has been described as an alto with belting capabilities. Her unique vocal timbre is characterized by her strong and powerful vocal delivery, with a smooth, sultry quality to her vocals. Her style blends elements of pop, rock, and R&B music.

To learn to sing like Olivia Rose Keegan, you'll need to understand the basics of good singing technique. Start by analyzing your own voice and understanding your voice type. Singing Carrots has an excellent article on how to do this here.

Once you know your voice type, you can work on breathing properly to support your voice. Active and passive breathing are both important for singing, as discussed in this article. Learning breath support is also a key aspect of good singing technique. You can read more about this topic here.

Olivia's unique vocal technique is a result of her exceptional voice registers and vocal breaks. To learn more about voice registers, their significance, and how to find yours, check out this article. The article also explains how to support your voice to get a smooth transition between registers.

Being able to open your mouth and throat is another important aspect of good singing technique. Check out this article on why to open your mouth and throat while singing.

Olivia's style of singing requires a lot of energy, so it's important to know how to avoid constriction in your singing. This article explains how lack of breath support creates constriction and how to avoid it.

Pop music requires a different style of singing than classical music. Read this article on the differences between pop and classical singing to learn more about the unique vocal requirements of pop music.

Olivia's powerful style of singing can also be achieved by mastering some contemporary vocal techniques such as heavy modal, twang, and belting. The article on contemporary vocal techniques by Singing Carrots covers these techniques in detail.

For specific exercises to improve your heavy modal and belting, check out these videos:

• How to Twang Exercise
• Voice Break
• Mixed Voice

For tips to improve your vibrato, check out this video.

Next, it's important to learn how to articulate your words and sing in pitch. These articles focus on these topics:

• Articulation
• Why do we sing out of pitch?

To enhance the quality of your singing, it's essential to understand how resonance works. Check out this article on resonance in singing.

Finding your own authentic voice is an important aspect of becoming a great singer. Check out this article on how to find your own authentic voice.

Singing healthily and keeping your voice in good condition is crucial for any singer. Check out this article on vocal health and healthy habits to protect your voice.

Finally, we have some exercises and tools to help you put all of this into practice!

• Use Singing Carrots' vocal range test to discover your range and compare it to Olivia Rose Keegan and other famous singers, available here.
• Test your pitch accuracy with this pitch accuracy test.
• Use the Vocal Pitch Monitor to see your sung notes on a virtual piano.
• Use Pitch Training – an educational singing game with interactive vocal warm-ups, pitch visualizer, and exercises for range and agility. It's a perfect tool for beginners and advanced singers alike.
• Search songs by vocal range, difficulty level, and genre preference here.
• Explore vocal ranges of over 5000 famous singers, available here.
• Create your performance set using Song-book, a tool which gets you linked lyrics, sheet music, chords, karaoke, and YouTube audio.
• Use Singing Carrots' singing course – a 21-lesson program covering singing theory and practical tips for beginners.

By following the advice and resources in this article, you can start learning to sing like Olivia Rose Keegan. Keep practicing and pushing yourself to improve, and who knows, maybe you'll be the next rising pop star!