If you want to learn how to sing like The Hoosiers, it's important to master their unique high-pitched vocals and catchy harmonies that they're known for. A great song that showcases their vocal abilities is "Goodbye Mr. A." Here are some tips to help you learn how to sing like The Hoosiers:

1. Pay attention to your pitch: The Hoosiers use a lot of high notes and harmonies in their songs, so it's important to work on your pitch accuracy. You can use the Singing Carrots pitch accuracy test to help you get started.

2. Use your diaphragm: Breathing from your diaphragm instead of your chest is essential for hitting high notes. Check out the Singing Carrots breathing basics article and Farinelli breathing exercise video for more information on how to do this.

3. Learn to control your voice registers: The Hoosiers frequently use falsetto and head voice, so it's important to learn how to smoothly transition between these registers. The Singing Carrots voice registers and vocal break article and mixed voice video will help you to master this technique.

4. Work on your articulation: The Hoosiers' songs are known for their fast-paced, tongue-twisting lyrics, so it's important to practice your enunciation. The Finger Bite articulation exercise video is a helpful resource.

5. Experiment with your vocal effects: The Hoosiers are known for their vocoder-heavy vocal effects, including robot voices and auto-tune, so don't be afraid to get creative and try out different techniques. Check out the Singing Carrots contemporary vocal techniques article and vocal distortion video for inspiration.

Remember that learning to sing like The Hoosiers takes time and practice, so don't get discouraged if you don't sound like them right away. Keep working on your skills, and use the Singing Carrots tools (like the vocal range test, pitch monitor, and song search) to help you along the way. Happy singing!