Zach Sobiech was an American singer-songwriter who rose to fame on YouTube in 2012, and gained widespread popularity with his hit single, "Clouds". Zach played pop-folk music, characterized by his warm, expressive, and scratchy tone. His singing style could be described as velvety, easygoing, and sincere, but also very powerful when the emotional tension required it.

If you're a fan of Zach's music and you want to start learning and singing like him, here are some of the most relevant tips and exercises you can find on Singing Carrots:

• First and foremost, you should identify your own vocal range and voice type, and compare it to Zach's using the Vocal Range Test and the Artist vocal ranges sections on Singing Carrots. This will help you determine which songs fit your voice best and which aspects you should focus on.
• Zach was known for his impressive breath control and ability to sustain long notes with grace and precision. Some useful resources to improve these skills are the Breathing basics and Breath support articles, as well as the Sustain Vocal exercise.
• Zach's signature sound included a lot of nuanced variations in pitch and dynamics. To develop similar skills, check out the Pitch Training section, and in particular, the Farinelli Breathing exercise, which is designed to improve pitch accuracy and stability.
• Zach was also skilled in using his vocal registers to convey different emotions and textures. To learn more about this, read the Voice registers and vocal break article, and the Chest Voice Explained video. For practical exercises, you can try the Glottal Onset and Singing Comfort Zone videos.
• Finally, to get a better sense of Zach's lyricism and songwriting style, you might want to explore Singing Carrots' Song search and Song-book sections, as well as the How to learn a song effectively article. These resources will provide you with a solid foundation for mastering Zach's songs and making them your own.

Remember that singing like Zach Sobiech is not just about emulating his style, but also about developing your own unique voice and expression, while appreciating his legacy and contribution to the world of music. Good luck!