To learn singing like Sinead Quinn, it's important to understand her unique style and techniques. Sinead is known for her use of falsetto and her ability to create a soft, ethereal sound that is both haunting and beautiful.

To achieve this same sound, you want to focus on breath support and control. Proper breathing techniques will help you to control your pitch and tone and will allow you to hit those high notes with ease. Singing Carrots' articles on breathing basics, breath support, and passive breathing can be particularly helpful in mastering these skills.

To achieve the unique timbre of Sinead's voice, it is also important to work on your resonant space. Singing with an open mouth and throat, as described in Singing Carrots' article on open mouth and throat while singing, can help you achieve a fuller sound and better control of your tone. Special attention should also be given to vowel sounds, which can have a huge impact on the overall sound of your singing.

Once you've mastered these basic techniques, it's important to practice singing with emotion and intention. Sinead's songs are often deeply emotional and very personal, so you need to be able to connect with the lyrics on a personal level to sing them effectively. The article on singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking is a must-read to help you cultivate this connection.

Finally, it's important to practice regularly to build up your technique, range, and stamina. Singing Carrots' pitch training, range test, vocal pitch monitor, and educational singing course are all great resources to help you do this. The artist vocal range search on Singing Carrots can help you find songs that match your vocal range and difficulty preferences, and you can create your performance set using Singing Carrots' song book feature.

With some dedication and practice, you'll be able to master Sinead Quinn's unique and haunting vocal style.