Sebastian the Crab is an iconic character from Disney's The Little Mermaid. He is voiced by Samuel E. Wright and is known for his standout song "Under the Sea".

To learn to sing like Sebastian, it's important to first understand the character's unique vocal style. Sebastian's voice is smooth and soulful, with a hint of a Caribbean accent. When singing "Under the Sea", he employs a lot of rhythmic patterns and scatting, adding to the song's upbeat, tropical vibe.

To develop your own soulful, Caribbean-inspired singing style, it's important to focus on certain techniques. First, work on your breath support and try to sing with an open, relaxed throat. This will help you achieve a fuller sound and avoid strain on your voice.

Next, consider taking Singing Carrots' warm-up and pitch training exercises to help improve your overall vocal agility and pitch accuracy. Try singing along to songs with a similar style to "Under the Sea" such as "Kokomo" by the Beach Boys or "Don't Worry Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin to get in the rhythm.

Finally, practice your scatting and rhythm skills with Singing Carrots' pitch training game, which offers interactive vocal warm-ups and exercises for agility and range.

Remember, the key to singing like Sebastian the Crab is to let loose and have fun with your performance, just like he does in "Under the Sea". By focusing on breath support, pitch accuracy, and scatting, you too can develop your own unique take on Sebastian's iconic vocal style.

For more information on vocal techniques, warm-up exercises, and tips for improving your singing, be sure to check out Singing Carrots' collection of articles, videos, and tools.