If you want to learn how to sing like the iconic voice of Tarzan, you'll need to channel your inner Ape Man. The musical adaptation of Tarzan is known for its energetic and athletic performances, featuring music by Phil Collins that incorporates both pop and African rhythms.

To start, it's important to consider Tarzan's unique vocal style. The character's voice is often characterized as raw, primal, and powerful. This style can be achieved through a combination of vocal techniques, such as open throat singing, breath support, and belting.

One song that showcases this style is “Strangers Like Me,” particularly during the chorus. The energy and passion in the performance are what set this song apart, making it an excellent example of Tarzan's vocal style.

For some practical advice on improving your vocal technique, Singing Carrots offers a range of resources to help you get started. The breath support and vocal range test articles can be particularly helpful. Additionally, the Vocal Pitch Monitor can help you visualize your singing and identify areas that need improvement.

To further develop your Tarzan-style vocals, consider exploring Singing Carrots' collection of vocal techniques, as well as exercises for twang and growling.

Overall, learning to sing like Tarzan requires a combination of raw energy, unique vocal techniques, and a dedication to improving your overall vocal ability. With practice and guidance from Singing Carrots' resources, you can master this iconic voice and take your singing to new heights.