To learn singing like Sixpence None the Richer, it's essential to understand the band's unique vocal style and the techniques they use to achieve it. Lead vocalist Leigh Nash's angelic, ethereal voice is the centerpiece of the band's sound, and here's how you can learn to replicate it.

1. Firstly, take a vocal range test to determine your vocal range and compare it to Nash's vocal range. Knowing your vocal range, and which of Nash's vocal styles may work for you, can help you decide the approach you want to take.
2. Nash has an incredible ability to sing sweet and soft notes using her head voice. Her voice's natural vibrato allows her to sing dramatic, extended phrases without tiring. She sometimes includes a little bit of nasality in her voice to give it a unique, breathy quality. Using soft, airy, and breathy notes with a relaxed jaw will help you achieve Leigh's ethereal voice.
3. One thing that sets Sixpence None the Richer apart from other bands is the use of rich harmonies, blending Nash's voice with diverse instruments in the band's sound. When you're singing songs in their style, try to incorporate harmonies that complement the melody, using the Vocal Pitch Monitor. You can also learn their songs by searching them with our Song-search tool and using the backing tracks to add depth to your performance.
4. When performing songs like 'Kiss Me' and 'There She Goes', Nash often sings with a playful and relaxed tone, effortlessly hitting each note with perfect pitch. Use the Pitch accuracy test to practice your pitch and vocal consistency. Terry Taylor joins Nash in harmonizing her voice by adding falsetto, so endeavour to do the same as it’ll create a pleasant and rich sound.
5. To achieve a similar melodic and light sound, learn one of their songs like 'Kiss Me' or 'There She Goes". You can develop proper breathing and vocal control using exercises and tutorials in our singing course. If you're looking to develop your musical knowledge, this course is an excellent resource.

In conclusion, to learn to sing like Leigh Nash, mix your head voice with a relaxed jaw, the right amount of nasality and make sure to embrace rich harmonies that combine well with your voice. Use the resources on Singing Carrots to discover and develop your singing potential, and in no time, you'll be able to sing like Sixpence None the Richer.