Thank you for providing the name of the artist. In this article, we will explore how to learn singing like "That Darn Cat!". The unique vocal technique of "That Darn Cat!" lies in their ability to mix chest voice with mewling and meowing sounds. To master the technique, we recommend a combination of vocal exercises and the study of songs that showcase it.

First and foremost, to develop a solid singing foundation, we recommend analyzing your voice and understanding your voice type. Singing Carrots' article on how to analyze your voice and voice types will provide an excellent starting point.

Once you understand your voice, it's time to get down to the nitty-gritty of singing technique. To learn the unique vocal technique of "That Darn Cat!", we recommend studying articles on voice registers, vocal break, breath support, and articulation. These articles provide in-depth knowledge of the mechanism behind vocalization.

The next step is to practice breathing exercises to improve respiration and breath support. You can start with Farinelli Breathing Exercise, which is recommended by Singing Carrots. Once your breath control is in a good place, it is time to move on to warm-ups or practice-starters like humming, which will help free your voice and prepare your vocal cords for the unique sound.

To learn how to sing like "That Darn Cat!", it's essential to work on getting comfortable with your chest voice and exploring its full potential. Singing Carrots' article on chest voice and voice registers and the singing comfort zone exercise video can help with the same. Once you feel comfortable with your chest voice, it's time to experiment with mixing different resonances to create unique meowing sounds.

When you are ready to move on to the practical part of your vocal training, explore the heavy modal, twang, and belting contemporary vocal techniques. Be sure to check out "How to Twang", "How to Growl" and "Vocal Distortion & Growling exercise" videos by Singing Carrots to get started.

To find songs that showcase the unique vocal technique of "That Darn Cat!", use Singing Carrots' song search feature. Be sure to filter the results by voice range, genre preference, and difficulty level. You can also explore the vocal ranges of over 5000 famous singers to see if any matched "That Darn Cat!". You can find this on our website's artist vocal ranges section.

Remember, practicing regularly and consistently is crucial in learning to sing like "That Darn Cat!". Singing Carrots' progress statistics feature can help you track your singing improvements and identify areas that need improvement.

We hope you find this article helpful for learning to sing like "That Darn Cat!" and that our resources will be of great assistance. Do give the above-mentioned exercises and articles a go and share your progress with us. Happy singing!