The Raconteurs are an American rock band that formed in 2005. They are known for their bluesy, garage rock sound and the vocal range of their lead singer Jack White. If you want to learn to sing like Jack, you have to develop several techniques from breathing and posture to overcoming stage fright.

• Breathing is the foundation of any good voice. You can practice active and passive breathing, and Farinelli Breathing that will help you to control your breath while you sing. You can learn more about breathing and respiration by going through the Breathing Basics and Breath Support articles.
• Posture is key while singing because it affects your breath control and vocal tone. Good singing posture can help you make the most of your breathing mechanism and achieve a better sound. In How Posture Affects Your Singing article, you can learn how to align your posture with the proper spine, head, and neck positioning.
• Overcoming stage fright is very important for any performer. In the Stage Fright article, you will learn how to deal with stage anxiety and create a positive mindset before the performance. Relaxing breath technique that you can practice with the video and the Soft Palate exercise will help you to loosen up before singing.

To sing like Jack White and master the bluesy, garage rock sound, you have to explore your Chest Voice and Voice registers. You can follow the tips and exercises from the Singing Comfort Zone and Voice Break articles. Jack White uses a mixed voice technique, which allows him to transition between his head and chest voice seamlessly and produce a unique, gritty sound. You can practice Mixed Voice technique by following exercises from the Voice Break and Mixed Voice videos.

As a practice starter, you can use the 3 Minute Warm-up video, which will help you to loosen up your voice and make sure you are breathing correctly.

Singing along to famous rock songs is also a great way to get comfortable with your voice and experiment with different styles. You can search for songs by vocal range and genre on the Singing Carrots platform. Singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking is a great way to unlock your authentic voice.

The Raconteurs have some great songs that you can use for practice and show off your new skills. Their song "Steady As She Goes" showcases Jack White's gritty, garage-rock vocal style. The song is in the key of E and has a relatively narrow range of just over an octave.

With the help of Singing Carrots, your hard work will pay off, and you will learn how to sing like Jack White in no time!