The Honeybus was a short-lived British pop group in the late 1960s. The band was known for their close harmonies, intricate arrangements, and catchy melodies. The Honeybus's unique vocal technique was characterized by the lead singer Pete Dello's ethereal, falsetto vocals which floated above the tight harmonies of the other singers.

If you're interested in learning how to sing like The Honeybus, here are some practical tips:

1. Focus on your falsetto: The Honeybus's signature sound was anchored by Dello's falsetto singing. To replicate this signature sound, it's important to work on your falsetto range. Singing exercises like the vocal range test, pitch accuracy test, and pitch training offered by Singing Carrots can help you expand your falsetto range and improve your accuracy while singing in this range.
2. Work on your harmonies: The Honeybus were known for their intricate vocal harmonies. To replicate this sound, practice singing your favorite Honeybus songs with a friend or a group. Listening to and singing along with the Honeybus's songs and studying their harmonies can also help you improve your own harmony singing.
3. Develop your own ethereal sound: The Honeybus's sound was not just about falsetto singing and harmonies. They also had a unique quality that set them apart from other bands of their era. Experiment with your own vocal style and find a tone that suits you. Use Singing Carrots' lessons on open mouth and throat, breathing basics, resonance in singing, and tips for finding your own authentic voice from here to help you develop your unique sound.
4. Study The Honeybus's songs: The Honeybus were known for their beautiful melodies and clever arrangements. Studying their songs can help you understand their style and technique. Try to find sheet music and karaoke versions of their songs through Singing Carrots' songbook tool.

Resources like Singing Carrots' Vocal Pitch Monitor, Song Search, Artist Vocal Ranges, and educational singing course can help you improve your technique, expand your own vocal abilities and develop in you a well-rounded vocal ability.