Learn to Sing Like Adele, Hozzier, Capaldi & More

Name: Learn to Sing Like Adele, Hozzier, Capaldi & More
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Improve pitch, vocal power, and expression using real songs by top artists.

Created byBety Silva

Last updated 9/2025

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What you'll learn

Sing with vocal control, confidence, and expression by applying techniques directly to Someone Like You, Before You Go, and Too sweet.
Shape vowels and navigate challenging intervals more accurately, improving pitch accuracy and vocal clarity across different song styles.
Activate natural vocal resonators to produce a richer, more resonant sound and develop a more expressive and powerful singing voice.
Improve breath support and diaphragmatic strength through effective vocal exercises that enhance tone stability and control throughout melodic phrases.

Course content

1 section • 17 lectures • 33m total length

The girl you lost by Sia-Minor sixth interval jump vocalize2:25
Learn to execute a minor sixth vocal jump with stable larynx and breath support, inspired by the song The Girl You Lost to Cocaine for power and clear resonance.
Heavenly state of mind by Lewis Capaldi_vocalize1:58
Practice aspirated vowels from Heavenly State of Mind by Lewis Capaldi, adding an h before each vowel to boost airflow, resonance, and control; let breath lead the sound.
Strange by Celeste-Perfect fourth interval vocalize2:45
Explore a short Celeste passage from Strange by training a perfect fourth interval with vowel-only vocalization and lip trill exercises to improve pitch accuracy, breath support, and smooth transitions.
Tennessee Whiskey-Chris Stapleton-Resonance warm up1:22
Warm up your voice with a Tennessee Whiskey resonance exercise, focusing on Ng resonance, nasal onset, and mask-and-head-voice resonance to wake up your voice, boost projection, and maintain breath.
Disfruto by Carla Morrison-1:55
Warm up your voice by focusing on breath connection, vocal placement, and expressive singing using Carla Morrison's Disfruto to practice soft dynamics, phrasing, and a forward tone.
De los Besos Que Te Di-Christian Nodal & Belinda1:25
Join a vocal warm-up to practice singing the song los besos que te di by Cristian Nodal and Belinda, and explore the voice across the mid and high range.
Lovely by Billie Eilish-2:07
Warm up for the final phrase of Lovely by Billie Eilish, training your voice with clarity, control, emotion, and a smooth chest-to-head connection.
Je chante avec toi liberte by Nana Mouskouri2:03
Practice a guided vocalise session using real song phrases from Liberté by Nana Mouskouri to build breath control, legato, vibrato, expression, and clear diction across the whole body.
Love story by Taylor Swift1:52
Practice the phrase begging you, please don't go from Taylor Swift's Love Story with lip rolls, steady breath, and precise timing to match the emotion and improve vocal expressiveness.
You Know I'm No Good by Amy Winehouse1:32
Warm up with a phrase from Amy Winehouse to practice vocal phrasing and expression, breathe, and record yourself to hear emotion, honesty, and vocal clarity in storytelling.
El Beso del Final by Cristina Aguilera1:56
Use Christina Aguilera's 'El Beso del final' vocal warm up to sharpen breath control, dynamics, and vibrato, while connecting emotion through open vowels and mask resonance.
Dandelions by Ruth B.1:46
Develop a focused resonance warm-up to unlock expressive, forward singing for Ruth B.'s Dandelions, achieving clear English phrasing, smooth vowel transitions, and gentle vocal fold closure.
Esclavo de Tus Besos By David Bisbal1:49
Engage a focused resonance warm-up to connect head resonance with nasal pharyngeal resonance using the ng sound, improving breath support, phonation, and legato for clear English phrasing.
Perfect By Ed Sheeran1:59
Engage in a resonance-focused warm up using the ng sound to connect nasal and pharyngeal resonance, coordinating breath, phonation, and legato for expressive singing.
Faded By Adam Walker2:04
Learn to execute a challenging Faded phrase with chest voice support, precise leap of a perfect fifth, and a consistent vowel, while maintaining breath control.
Somewhere only we know by Keane1:42
Master vowel transitions from rounded o to bright e, engage breath connection, and sustain steady air support to achieve a smoother, richer, more connected tone in somewhere only we know.
Someone like you by Adele3:15
Practice the Adele passage with a stepwise ascent and a challenging perfect fourth jump, using vowel variations and cross-key vocalizes to build control, flexibility, and support.

Requirements

The belief that everyone can learn to sing well with the right guidance, motivation, and discipline — no experience required.
A quiet space where you can practice freely and consistently
Headphones , microphone or speakers for better sound quality
(Optional but helpful) A mirror to check posture and mouth shape during practice

Description

Welcome to this practical singing course designed to help you overcome real vocal challenges. In this course, you’ll focus on the most emotional and difficult parts of Someone Like You by Adele, Before You Go by Lewis Capaldi, You Know I’m No Good by Amy Winehouse, and Too Sweet by Hozier. These songs push singers to grow — and I’ll show you how to sing them with confidence and control.

This course focuses on real challenges music presents for singers — like difficult intervals, shaping vowels, and expressing the meaning of the lyrics. You’ll learn how to guide the melodic phrase with your breath and direct the sound toward your resonators to create a fuller tone. We’ll work with focused vocal exercises that strengthen your diaphragm, improve breath support, train vowel precision, and activate your natural vocal resonators. These tools will help you sing with more freedom, strength, and expression.

Thanks to my experience teaching students of all voice types, I selected these songs based on the common challenges they faced. Now I can share with you the same effective tools and exercises that helped them improve.

This course is for anyone who loves singing and wants to build a better voice using real songs. You don’t need to read music or have experience — just the desire to grow and enjoy the process. Let’s bring these songs to life and start your vocal journey today

Who this course is for:

This course is open to anyone who loves singing — no prior vocal training or ability to read music is required. Whether you’re a beginner or someone with experience who wants to tackle more emotional, technically challenging songs, you’re welcome here.