If you want to learn to sing like Seven Mary Three, then you have come to the right place. Seven Mary Three, from the 1990s grunge era, has a unique vocal style and it takes a lot of practice to master it.

One of the unique features of Jason Ross's singing style is his gravelly and rough voice that always seems to add to the music's rough and edgy feel. For anyone who has tried to sing along with Seven Mary Three's songs, emulating Ross's unique style can be quite difficult. Here's how you can start:

1. Experiment with your voice to find a similar tone and resonance. To achieve Ross's sound, you need to sing loud and breathy with your lips barely separated. Try practicing with some vowel sounds first, starting with an open mouth position and gradually closing your lips. You'll find that your voice becomes thicker and gruffer when you sing with your lips barely separated.
2. Try to add a rough, nasal quality to your voice, as Ross does in many of his performances. This can be done by forcing air through your nose while singing and lifting your soft palate. You can use the Soft Palate/Stop Sounding Nasal exercises from Singing Carrots to help you practice this.
3. Another important factor in Ross's singing technique is his chest voice. He uses it to project his vocals and add an extra layer of power to his voice. Focus on breathing correctly to support this. The Farinelli Breathing video is an excellent aid to develop your vocal training.
4. Finally, when you're ready, you can try singing along with some of Seven Mary Three's iconic songs like "Cumbersome" or "Water's Edge." These songs not only showcase Ross's nasal, rough vocal style, but also his ability to write emotive lyrics that add to the overall edginess of the music.

At Singing Carrots, we offer various tools and resources that can help you perfect your singing techniques. Use the Vocal range test to determine your vocal range, our Pitch accuracy test to sing along to simple melodies and receive feedback, and the Vocal Pitch Monitor to see how your sung notes compare to a virtual piano.

Our Singing Course covers the fundamentals of singing theory and practical tips to improve your skills. You can also use the Pitch Training tool to work on your pitch and agility.

In conclusion, while there's no one-size-fits-all solution to emulating Jason Ross's singing style, following the above steps, and practicing a lot will undoubtedly help you hone your skills and develop a singing style that is unique to you.