The Courteeners are one of Britain's most iconic Indie-rock groups, known for their energetic live shows and striking lyrics. If you want to sing like Liam Fray, the Courteeners' frontman, you'll need to master his distinctive vocal style, which is characterized by its frenetic energy, powerful grit, and instantly recognizable vibrato.

To achieve the Courteeners' sound, you'll need to focus on developing a strong chest voice, as well as mastering Fray's breathy falsetto, which he uses to great effect in many of the band's songs. You'll also need to work on your vibrato, which should be slow and natural, rather than forced or strained.

One of the best ways to learn how to sing like Liam Fray is to study the Courteeners' songbook, paying particular attention to tracks like "Not Nineteen Forever," "What Took You So Long," and "Here Come The Young Men." Each of these songs showcases Fray's unique vocal style, and they're great for practicing your own technique and style.

Of course, to truly master Fray's style, you'll need to put in plenty of practice time, working on your chest voice and falsetto, as well as your vibrato and breath control. Luckily, Singing Carrots has everything you need to get started, from its Vocal range test and Pitch accuracy test to its Vocal Pitch Monitor and Pitch Training game.

You can also use Singing Carrots' search function to find other songs that suit your vocal range and style, as well as explore the vocal ranges of over 5000 famous singers in its Artist vocal ranges resource.

If you're serious about singing like Liam Fray, you should also consider signing up for Singing Carrots' singing course, which covers everything from singing theory and breathing basics to performance tips and stage presence.

With Singing Carrots' resources at your disposal and plenty of practice time, you'll be well on your way to mastering the unique, powerful vocal style of Liam Fray and the Courteeners.