In this episode, R&B vocal coach Kristal Cherelle covers techniques she used to sing polyphonic overtones/throat singing influenced and inspired by the Xhosa people of South Africa and American Soul/Jazz/R&B singer Lalah Hathaway, with reference to Tuvan style Mongolian throat overtone singing. This technique is recommended only to be tried by vocalists who have a strong technical foundation to avoid vocal injury. Prerequisites include: Full vocal control through your entire range without straining Diaphragm breath support Controlled vocal fry (without impacting voice negatively) Make sure your voice is fully warmed up Videos referenced: How to breathe correctly as a singer https://youtu.be/Ptex5z75JWs?si=QLg2Fg78yTP4TS15 How to sing clearly through your entire range https://youtu.be/6f1dnt9qhiw?si=LugabuHXHc_3t9zV The importance of vocal warm ups and how to do them https://youtu.be/NRPjmVidncU?si=gx8F6HlV_jxdWr_S Understanding Harmonies https://youtu.be/ZJDpgWhupzE?si=oFmWj828dJimqG3O Book a vocal diagnostic here: https://calendly.com/indieartistschool/vocal-diagnostic-session Get the R&B Singing Success System: https://www.indieartistschool.com