In this article, we will explore the unique vocal technique of Stew and how you can learn to sing like him using Singing Carrots resources. Stew is an incredible singer and songwriter whose voice is oftentimes compared to a mix of Tom Waits and Prince. He has a unique style that we will break down in this article to help you learn to sing like Stew.

• One of the first things you will notice about Stew's voice is his extensive vocal range. To help determine your own range, we recommend taking our vocal range test, which compares your range to famous singers on Singing Carrots.
• Once you have determined your range, it's important to work on your breathing technique and breath support to improve your vocal performance. Our breathing basics and breath support articles are great resources to help you get started.
• Stew's voice also features a unique mix of registers. To learn more about voice registers and how to seamlessly transition between them without experiencing a vocal break, check out our article on voice registers & vocal breaks.
• Stew's voice is also characterized by a distinctive growling sound. If you want to learn how to growl like Stew, we recommend checking out our vocal distortion & growling article and video.
• To further improve your singing skills, explore Singing Carrots Pitch Training, which includes interactive warm-ups, a pitch visualizer, and exercises for range and agility. Additionally, our article on pop/jazz vs classical singing provides helpful information on how to approach different styles and genres.
• When it comes to specific Stew songs to practice your skills, we recommend "Black Men Ski" and "Love Like That." These songs showcase Stew's unique vocal style and will help you master his technique.
• To learn more about Stew's vocal and artistic style, check out the Singing Carrots resources on singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking, as well as our resources on finding your own authentic voice.

We hope this guide was helpful in helping you learn to sing like Stew. Remember to continue practicing, using Singing Carrots resources and supportive exercises to improve your vocal skills.