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Here are the celebrity singing styles you should beware of imitating, followed by ways you can protect your vocal cords while still getting the sounds you want. Super-high pitch What it is: singing high into the top part of the Head Voice range Some famous singers associated with this sound: Bruno Mars, Stevie Wonder, Mariah Carey Why imitating this sound could hurt your voice: trying to force notes above your range can cause vocal strain.

How to safely make this sound: learn how to transition from chest to middle to head voice without holding your breath, or letting your Adam’s apple go up too high. That way you won’t strain or force. “breathy” voice) What it is: adding a great deal of extra air to your singing voice Some famous singers associated with this sound: Selena Gomez Why imitating this sound could hurt your voice: Singing too airy can dry out your throat and your vocal cords. How to safely make this sound: • Drink more water—preferably one-half gallon per day. • Limit the amount of time you sing this way. • Breathe diaphragmatically, inhaling through your nose. Squeaky Hinge (aka, “creaky” sounds) What it is: happens when the vocal cords are vibrating, but there’s insufficient amounts of air coming through Some famous singers associated with this sound: countless country singers Why imitating this sound could hurt your voice: vocal cords get red and puffy and swollen when you sing like this How to safely make this sound: • Learn how to do diaphragmatic breathing.

• Learn to sing loud while still having some air coming through. Nasal What it is: When you’re creating too much resonance in your nose all the time, and your Adam’s apple is always high. Some famous singers associated with this sound: Patti Labelle Why imitating this sound could hurt your voice: When your Adam’s apple is high, your throat is partially closed, which makes it harder on your voice to perform the way it’s designed to. How to safely get this sound in your singing voice: Learn to sing the songs with a lowered Adam’s apple, then only add the nasal effect as desired for style. Jaw-wiggle vibrato: What it is: Quickly bouncing your jaw up and down while sustaining a note in an effort to create vibrato Some famous singers associated with this sound: Whitney Houston Why imitating this sound could hurt your voice: creates strain in the muscles of the jaw that you need to keep relaxed in order to sing without pressure. How to safely get this sound in your singing voice: Learn proper vibrato techniques that use airflow instead of jaw tightening to create the effect without tightness or muscle pressure. Hi, I’m Roger Love, celebrity voice coach and author of the bestselling book Set Your Voice Free.

Today, I want to talk to you about certain celebrity singing styles that could ruin your voice. As a singer, we all grow up imitating other singers. I used to love Stevie Wonder, and I would just sing Stevie Wonder songs, and when he went up high, I would go up high. When he would go down low, I would go down low. And the techniques that I was learning as a young person allowed me to access all of that range, chest voice down low, middle voice in the middle, and head voice when it went up high. But a lot of people who are singing very, very range-y songs or imitating other artists who sing super high, for example, Bruno Mars, who sings very much like Stevie Wonder does in the same ranges—if you’re trying to sing along with a Bruno Mars song and you don’t have a great middle voice and a great head voice, then you are straining as you go from the low notes to the high notes.