Vocal Technique

One of the most distinctive features of Cummings' singing style is his tone. He has a rich, deep voice with a hint of gravel, which gives his vocals a raw, emotional quality. To emulate this style, it's important to work on your breath control and support. Check out Singing Carrots' resources on breathing basics and breath support for tips on how to improve your technique.

Another key aspect of Cummings' vocal style is his use of vibrato. To develop your own vibrato, try some of the exercises in Singing Carrots' vibrato video. Lastly, pay attention to Cummings' phrasing and delivery. He often emphasizes certain words or syllables to add emphasis and emotion to his lyrics. Experiment with different phrasing techniques to find your own unique style.

Iconic Songs

To truly learn how to sing like The Sports, you'll need to dive into their discography and study their iconic songs. One of their most popular tracks is "Who Listens To The Radio?" which features Cummings' signature vocal style. Another classic track to study is "Don't Throw Stones", which showcases Cummings' range and emotional delivery. For a more upbeat tune, check out "Strangers On A Train".

Resources

• Use the vocal range test to determine your range and see how it compares to Cummings'.
• The pitch accuracy test can help you identify areas where you need improvement.
• The song search feature can help you find Sports songs that match your vocal range and style.
• Check out Singing Carrots' singing course for beginners to hone your skills and learn new techniques.

By studying The Sports' music and utilizing these resources, you'll be well on your way to singing like a pro. Good luck!