The Orlons were an American R&B and doo-wop group from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They were most popular in the early 1960s, and known for their tight harmonies and upbeat dance songs. To learn how to sing like The Orlons, there are a few key techniques to focus on.

• Firstly, The Orlons were known for their use of "vocal blending", or the art of combining two or more voices to create a unified sound. To practice this technique, singers can try performing simple harmonies with a partner or group, focusing on matching each other's pitch and tone.
• Another key aspect of The Orlons' style was their energetic, uptempo songs. To achieve this upbeat feel in your singing, it's important to focus on your breath support and diaphragm control. Singers can try exercises such as the Farinelli Breathing technique and the Sustain Vocal exercise to improve their breath control and power.
• In terms of specific songs to study, The Orlons had several hit singles that showcase their unique vocal style. "The Wah-Watusi" is one of their most well-known songs, featuring a catchy melody and danceable beat. Other popular songs to check out include "Don't Hang Up" and "South Street."

For singers looking to learn more about vocal techniques and improve their singing skills, Singing Carrots offers a variety of resources including:

• Vocal range test
• Pitch accuracy test
• Vocal Pitch Monitor
• Pitch Training - Educational Singing Game
• Search songs by vocal range
• Vocal ranges of famous singers
• Educational singing course

Good luck with your singing, and have fun exploring The Orlons' unique vocal style!