The Talleys are a gospel music group made up of Lauren Talley, Debra Talley, and Roger Talley. Known for their strong vocal harmonies and powerful lyrics, The Talleys have become a staple in the gospel music industry.

If you want to learn to sing like The Talleys, you will need to focus on developing your vocal harmony skills and perfecting your pitch. One of the unique vocal techniques that The Talleys use is a tight three-part harmony, which requires all three voices to blend together seamlessly.

To achieve this, you will need to work on your ear training and make sure that you can easily recognize and sing the right notes in your part. Singing along with The Talleys' songs and their recordings can help you to develop your listening skills and vocal technique.

Another important technique that The Talleys use is breath control, which allows them to sustain long notes and create a dynamic sound. Singing exercises such as breathing exercises and vocal warm-ups can help you improve your breath control and develop better vocal endurance.

To get started on your journey to singing like The Talleys, here are some resources to check out:

• Vocal range test: Take this test to determine your vocal range and find songs that match your range.
• Pitch accuracy test: Sing along to simple melodies and assess your pitch accuracy with this test.
• Vocal Pitch Monitor: See your sung notes on a virtual piano and work on matching pitch.
• Pitch Training: Use this interactive vocal warm-up and pitch visualizer to improve your pitch and develop your vocal range.
• Song search: Use the Singing Carrots search function to find songs that match your vocal range and genre preference.
• The Talley Trio artist vocal ranges: Discover the vocal ranges of Lauren, Debra, and Roger Talley.
• The Talley Trio song-book: Create your performance set of The Talleys songs and get linked lyrics, sheet music, chords, karaoke, and YouTube audio.
• Singing Course: Take the Singing Carrots singing course, which covers singing theory and practical tips.

By working on your ear training, breath control, and pitch accuracy, and utilizing the resources available, you'll be one step closer to singing like The Talleys.