Rob Still is an American singer, songwriter, composer, and vocal coach. His style is best described as emotional, bluesy, and pop-influenced. Some of the main techniques he employs in his singing include using soft palate, nasal consonants, and a resonant chest voice to produce a unique sound.

If you want to learn how to sing like Rob Still, you should start by analyzing his vocal range, voice type, and other basic vocal attributes. Singing Carrots' vocal range test and vocal health articles can be an excellent starting point for this.

Once you know what your voice can do, it's essential to focus on developing good breath support, which is key to singing well. You can practice breathing techniques using Singing Carrots' breathing basics resources.

Next, work on opening your mouth and throat while singing, which will help with resonance and sound quality. Also, pay attention to your posture- it can make a significant difference in the sound you produce.

For Rob Still's unique vocal style, you can practice singing with nasal consonants and a resonant chest voice, reproducing the signature sound that Rob Still has become known for.

When it comes to actual songs, you can start with Rob Still's "Emotional Warfare," which features his unique style of soft palate, nasal consonants, and chest resonance, as well as "Bruise Easy," which showcases his bluesy vocal performance.

Singing Carrots' songbook resources can help you find other songs that match your vocal range and style preferences. Finally, incorporating the right exercises, such as those for twang and vibrato, alongside the educational singing classes available on Singing Carrots, will be essential to improving your singing abilities and helping you learn to sing like Rob Still.