If you're looking for clean-cut, harmony-rich Merseybeat, The Fourmost are a sure bet! This band's sound was heavily influenced by the American West Coast style of harmonies. If you want to learn how to sing like The Fourmost, here are some tips to get you started:

• First, analyze your voice. Learn your vocal range and voice type by taking Singing Carrot's Vocal range test. This will help you identify exercises and songs that match your vocal abilities.
• To sing like The Fourmost, you'll want to focus on their harmonies. Listen to "A Little Loving," "I'm in Love," and "Hello Little Girl." These are great examples of the band's West Coast-influenced harmonies. Also, check out "You've Got That Something" for a more upbeat, rock 'n' roll sound.
• To practice your harmonies, try the Pitch Training - Educational Singing Game on Singing Carrots. This will help you improve your pitch accuracy and get used to singing in harmony with others.
• In addition to harmonies, it's important to work on your vocal technique. Check out Singing Carrots' articles on breathing basics, breath support, open mouth and throat, articulation, and voice registers. These articles will provide useful advice on how to produce a clear and powerful sound.
• To further train your voice, use Singing Carrots' skill-related videos to practice twang, growling, vibrato, chest voice, voice registers, and onsets-offsets.
• Lastly, be sure to warm up before practicing or performing. Singing Carrots offers a 3-minute warm-up exercise video to get you started.

With these tips and Singing Carrots' resources, you'll be able to learn how to sing like The Fourmost in no time!