Tina Dico is a Danish singer-songwriter whose music combines elements of pop, rock, folk, and electronic. Tina's vocals are known for their delicate and ethereal quality, with a focus on controlled breath and expressive phrasing. Learning to sing like Tina requires developing a similar lightness of touch and emotional depth in your vocals.

One of the keys to Tina's singing style is her breath control. As with most singing techniques, proper breathing is critical to achieving a similar vocal quality. You can start by taking the breath support and active/passive breathing courses on Singing Carrots to learn the essentials of proper breathing technique.

Another characteristic of Tina's singing style is her use of vibrato. You can learn more about this technique on Singing Carrots by watching the Singing with Vibrato video. Tina also uses a lot of articulation in her singing, which can add a unique touch to your own performances.

To better understand how to learn new material, see the How to learn a song effectively article. And once you've learned a few Tina Dico songs, pay attention to your own presentation. Check out our Performing on stage video for tips on stage presence and stage fright reduction.

To start exploring Tina Dico's catalog, use the song search by vocal range tool. Also, check out her famous tracks "Count to Ten", "Craftsman", and "Room with a View". These songs showcase Tina's emotional depth and vocal control.

Finally, to develop Tina Dico's unique sound, practice with some of the Singing Carrots vocal exercises. Start with the Chest Voice Explained video for tips on developing your chest voice. You can also try the Humming exercise to loosen up your vocal cords and Sustain Vocal exercise to improve your breath control.

With these resources and exercises, you should be well on your way to mastering the unique singing style of Tina Dico.