Paul Weller is a singer, songwriter, and musician from the United Kingdom. He has been a prominent figure in British music since the late 1970s and is known as the "Modfather."

If you're looking to learn to sing like Paul Weller, focus on his vocal techniques. One of his most distinctive vocal qualities is the intense, sometimes gravelly quality of his voice. To nail down this technique, work on vocal distortion and growling. Singing Carrots offers a great video resource on vocal distortion and growling.

In addition, Weller's use of vibrato is also important. Singing Carrots' video resources on how to sing with vibrato can help you incorporate it into your singing. To achieve his passionate and emotional performances, develop your breath support and sustaining notes, and Singing Carrots' video on how to sustain vocals can help you develop this technique.

For song selections, some of Paul Weller's popular tracks include "Wild Wood", "You Do Something to Me", and "The Changingman." Use Singing Carrots' Song Search tool to find songs that match your vocal range and difficulty level to start practicing.

Singing Carrots offers a range of articles and exercises covering different aspects of singing, from analyzing your voice to improving your posture and overcoming stage fright. Check out some of these resources to help you develop your unique take on Paul Weller's distinctive vocal style. Remember, consistent practice is key to improving your singing ability.