In this article, we will explore how to sing like Susan Ashton. Known for her powerful vocals and crossover country sound, there are some unique aspects of her singing that we can learn from.

One important aspect of Susan Ashton's singing is her control of dynamics. Susan has an incredible ability to go from soft, delicate singing to belting out powerful notes with ease. To achieve this, you should practice your breathing technique using active and passive breathing, and experiment with singing at different volumes to develop your dynamic range. You can also practice singing with emotion, as this will help you to naturally adjust your volume and intensity when necessary.

Another unique aspect of Susan Ashton's voice is her use of vibrato. Vibrato is a slight variation in pitch used to add color and expression to a note. Susan has a beautiful, natural vibrato that is very controlled and not too fast. You can practice your vibrato by using the techniques found on Singing Carrots such as the Beggars Bounce and the Diaphragm Bounce exercises. Keep in mind that you should only use vibrato tastefully and when appropriate, as using it too much can become distracting.

In terms of singing style, Susan Ashton's music is often described as a mixture of country and pop. She has covered multiple songs from the 60s and 70s in her own style such as Ben E. King's "Stand by Me" and "You're Lucky I Love You" by Keith Urban. If you want to sound like Susan Ashton, it's important to find songs that showcase both your vocal range and the unique aspects of your voice. You can use Singing Carrots' song search tool to find songs that match your vocal range, difficulty, and genre preference.

Finally, as with any singer, it's important to take care of your voice to avoid damage. Vocal health is essential to ensuring longevity in your singing career. Singing Carrots offers tips and resources such as warm-up exercises, advice on how to avoid constrictions and resonance in singing, and vocal health practices to help prevent damage.

By practicing your dynamic control, vibrato technique, and vocal health, you can learn to sound like Susan Ashton while maintaining your own unique style. And by using Singing Carrots' resources, you'll have everything you need to become a successful and accomplished singer in your own right.