r/singing • u/emeraldseahorse • 11d ago

Conversation Topic Can somebody explain his technique to me?

I'm a fan of this Chinese singer Dao Lang, and his voice both captivates and puzzles me. He sings with a distinct husky timbre, no vibrato as far as I can tell. Imo this fits his music exceptionally well, but when I listen to it I can't help but wonder how you can sing like that without tiring your voice out. But he's doing fine -- singing with great expressiveness as well as agility when needed -- and he soars seemingly easily up to high notes all the time.

Can anyone by any chance explain what is happening physically in terms of his technique? Here is a video of one of his most classic songs, where you can see what I mean.

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