If you're a fan of the Christian rock band, Pocket Full of Rocks, and are looking to sing like them, you'll want to hone in on their lead singer, Michael Farren's vocal technique. Known for his incredible range and control, Farren has cited his musical influences, such as Steve Perry of Journey, Ray Charles, and Elton John. He is known for his ability to hit high notes, use vibrato and mix his head and chest voice.

To help emulate his technique, start with the basics such as analyzing your voice with the Vocal Range Test, determining your voice type and working on proper breathing techniques. You may even want to consider taking up singing lessons or the educational singing course provided by Singing Carrots.

When it comes to singing like Michael Farren, it's important to work on your vocal agility and range. Here are some practical exercises:

• To improve your range, you could practice singing scales, starting low and working your way up to the high notes. You could also try the warm-up exercise, "Farinelli Breathing".
• To work on vibrato, Singing Carrots has an exercise called "Beggars Bounce", which can help you master this technique.
• Additionally, to practice mixing your head and chest voice, try the "Singing Comfort Zone" or "Mixed Voice" exercises.

Some of Pocket Full of Rocks' most well-known songs include, "More of You, Jesus," "Come As You Are," and "Let The Worshippers Arise". If you're looking to work on your pitch accuracy, the Pitch Accuracy Test and Pitch Training educational singing game would be helpful tools.

Finally, don't forget about posture, as good posture affects your vocal delivery. Singing Carrots' "Good Singing Posture" video could help you perfect your stance.

Remember to take it slow, keep practicing, and with the help of Singing Carrots' resources, you'll be singing like Michael Farren and Pocket Full of Rocks in no time!