Thomas Dybdahl is a Norwegian singer-songwriter that’s been active since 2000. His style is often described as singer-songwriter mixed with jazz, soul, pop, and rock.

One of the key characteristics of Dybdahl’s voice is his smooth and effortless sound. To learn how to sing like Thomas Dybdahl, here are some tips and exercises:

• Pay attention to your breathing. Dybdahl often uses a breathy tone, which requires good breath control. Check out Singing Carrots’ article on breathing basics for more information.
• Work on your pitch accuracy. Dybdahl’s singing style often employs subtle and intricate melodies, so it's important to be able to hit the right notes. Try Singing Carrots’ pitch accuracy test and pitch training game to improve your accuracy.
• Experiment with vocal registers. Dybdahl often blends his chest and head voice, resulting in a unique and warm sound. Learn more about voice registers and the vocal break in Singing Carrots’ article on the topic.
• Practice singing with an open mouth and throat. This will help you achieve a more relaxed and effortless sound. Check out Singing Carrots’ article on the topic for more information.
• Work on your vibrato. Dybdahl’s use of vibrato adds a certain emotional depth to his singing. Finding your own vibrato can take time, so try Singing Carrots’ exercises to help you develop your own.

Here are some of Thomas Dybdahl’s most popular songs:

1. "Cecilia"
2. "From Grace"
3. "One Day You'll Dance for Me, New York City"
4. "What's Left Is Forever"
5. "But We Did"

With these tips and songs in mind, you can start learning how to sing like Thomas Dybdahl. Remember to keep practicing and experimenting with your voice. And don’t forget to check out Singing Carrots’ resources for additional support and guidance!