Remedy Drive is a band renowned for its indie rock, alternative, contemporary Christian, and folk-gospel style. The band members have a firm and clear-cut vision of their state, the world, and the human race, which they imbue into their music.

If you want to learn how to sing like Remedy Drive, you have to understand Caleb Chapman's technique. Chapman, the lead singer of the band, emphasizes the need to warm-up before singing. He distinguishes from voice control and full-body control. Chapman relies on falsetto and head voice; particularly, how to hit the highest notes possible with natural ease.

To learn more about how to warm-up appropriately and distinguish between voice control and full-body control, read the following articles provided by singingcarrots.com:

• Breathing basics
• Voice registers & vocal break
• Breath support
• Open mouth & throat
• How to analyze your voice
• Avoiding constrictions
• How posture affects your singing

To practice warming-up, I advise trying the following vocal exercises:

1. Farinelli Breathing Exercise
2. Humming Exercise
3. 3 Minute Warm Up Exercise
4. Sustain Vocal Exercise

To understand different voice techniques, you should check out these articles:

• Pop/Jazz vs Classical singing
• Contemporary vocal techniques: Heavy modal, Twang, Belting
• Vocal distortion & Growling
• Singing with Vibrato
• Chest Voice Explained
• Voice Break
• Mixed Voice

To start, you can try the following exercises:

1. How to Twang
2. How to Growl

Moreover, Remedy Drive has some songs that showcase the band's unique style and Caleb Chapman's technique, such as "Warlike," "Resuscitate Me," and "All Along." You can practice singing these songs along with the following resources:

• Search songs by vocal range
• Song-book

By following these tips and utilizing the recommended resources, you can improve your singing to sound like Caleb Chapman of Remedy Drive.