The Walker Brothers were a 1960s American/British pop trio consisting of Scott Engel, John Maus, and Gary Leeds. With the voice of Scott Engel, the band stood out from the rest with their emotional and symphonic sound. Known for their baroque pop and blue-eyed soul, the band's music is timeless and influenced many artists of different genres.

To sing like Scott Engel, one must develop control over their voice by working on their posture, breathing, and vocal techniques. The following Singing Carrots resources can help:

• Posture: Learn how proper posture can improve your singing.
• Breathing basics: Develop strong breathing technique.
• Voice registers & vocal break: Understand how to use your voice registers by working on vocal exercises.
• How to find your own authentic voice: Develop your unique singing style.

To sing like Engel, it's important to know that he performed with deep emotion and used his voice as an instrument. Here are some songs to check out and further understand his style:

• "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore": Engel's deep voice perfectly suits this melancholic ballad.
• "Make It Easy on Yourself": A sentimental, heartache ballad, Engel's voice becomes a powerful instrument here.

With practice and guidance, learning to sing like a Walker Brother can be a rewarding experience. Singing Carrots can help with Vocal Range Test, Vocal Pitch Monitor, and Pitch training. They are effective tools that allow you to track your improvements, strengthen your voice, and support you on your journey towards a better vocalist.