Singing Guide: The Strangeloves
Vocal technique, exercises, tips and relevant resources
The Strangeloves were a rock band formed in the 1960s that had a unique style, incorporating elements of rock, pop, and soul music. They were known for their harmonies, as well as their use of handclaps and foot stomps to add a unique rhythm to their songs.
To learn to sing like The Strangeloves, it is important to pay attention to their unique vocal style, which is characterized by tight harmonies and energetic delivery. Here are some practical tips to help you achieve this:
- Master your vocal range - Take the Vocal Range Test from Singing Carrots and determine your vocal range to help you sing along with The Strangeloves.
- Practice your timing - The Strangeloves had a unique rhythm in their songs that was created with handclaps and foot stomps. Practice singing their songs and incorporating the rhythm into your delivery.
- Use proper vocal techniques - Use breathing techniques, mouth positioning, and voice registers when singing, as discussed in the Singing Carrots articles on Voice Registers & Vocal Breaks, Breath Support, Open Mouth & Throat, and Articulation.
- Learn from the Strangeloves' songs - The Strangeloves' music features catchy melodies and tight harmonies. To fully understand their vocal techniques, listen to their songs like "I Want Candy", "Night Time", and "Cara-Lin" and analyze their unique vocal style.
- Try some of the Singing Carrots exercises - The Singing Carrots exercises are designed to help you improve your vocal control and support. Use the Twang, Growling, Vibrato, Breathing, and Posture exercises to help you get closer to The Strangeloves' sound.
By following these tips, you will be well on your way to learning how to sing like The Strangeloves. Remember to keep practicing and experimenting with your voice to develop your own unique style while incorporating The Strangeloves' musical influence.
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