Singer and songwriter Peter Tosh was a founding member of Bob Marley and the Wailers. Tosh was known for his powerful voice and his use of the guitar to create unique harmonies. His music infused elements of reggae, rock, and Rastafarianism.

To learn singing like Peter Tosh, you should start with the basics. Singing is all about breath control and support, so make sure to read our blogs on breathing basics and breath support. You should also take the vocal range test to find out your range and compare it with Tosh's. This will help you understand which types of songs you can sing comfortably.

The key to Tosh's unique vocal style is his use of heavy vibrato and vibrato-based melismas. To learn how to sing like him, you should practice with vibrato exercises. Check out the video on how to sing with vibrato below:

• Beggars Bounce
• Diaphragm Bounce

You should also work on your articulation and phrasing. Tosh's unique style required a clear diction and the ability to accent notes in unusual places. Check out our article on articulation for tips on how to improve your speech clarity.

A great song to get started with is "Legalize It." This marijuana anthem showcased Tosh's vocal prowess and his ability to highlight important social issues in his music. Another great song is "Equal Rights," which is a powerful protest song that showcased Tosh's full range as a vocalist.

To learn more about Tosh's life and music, check out our articles on pop/jazz vs. classical singing and singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking. You may also find his vocal range and other famous singers' ranges in our artist vocal ranges page.

Remember, the key to learning how to sing like Peter Tosh is practice and patience. With dedication and the right tools, you can develop your skills and create a sound that's uniquely your own.