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Seen your post on reddit asking for ways to improve. I am classically trained in vocals and I heard a couple of things. The good thing is that you have a relatively good pitch, and tone. The issues I hear are involved with your breathing technique. You sound very heady, and are singing from your throat and not from your diaphragm. Which leads to a breathy sound. Which can be fine as a stylistic choice. However you still need the majority of that power to be coming from below. Better for your chords too. This is also causing issues in your pitch going flat. Because you are not controlling your breathing. In your mix voice between you heard voice and your chest voice it sounds fine. In fact a perfect example is the last note at 2:43. It was a really nice transition. However in the lower, and upper registers is where the lack of air and power is causing a flatness. However, because you have a decent pitch this should be easy to fix. Try some of these exercises. 1.Increasing lung capacity Breathe in for 10 seconds, hold for 10, then release slowly until you run out of breath. When running out of breath and relaxing you will feel the air automatically pulled into your lungs. This is a moment of statis where the body automatically brings in air. This is a technique every singer uses either naturally or learning. 2.Vowel Exercises I did notice that some of your vowels were a bit off. Take the first exercise. Breathe in for 10 seconds and then do the vocal vowels you should run out of air at the last portion and return to that stasis. Here is a reference https://spinditty.com/learning/How-to-Sing-the-Five-Basic-Singing-Vowels 3.Breathing control with pitch Now that you have completed some breathing exercises lets see how that helps some pitch! Doing the breathing exercises first warms up your body as well and your ability to sing well. So this time if you have access to a keyboard use it. Or find something online. You can start anywhere but I would suggest middle C or if you want to go higher try a D or a G. Breathe in, and then release only this time repeat LALALALALA for the 10 seconds. Getting louder and releasing more air as you go. You will notice instantly if you are doing it right that the louder and more air you push out the more on pitch you will be. 4. Further practice Sit down with your tones either at a keyboard or a computer. Play a basic chord in progression. For example C major. Hit C then E then G and back down again. Use all the previous breathing techniques and say "COW" (Yes I know its a stupid word but the mouth shapes you have to use for it is just really good for this exercise) Try pushing from the diaphragm and give it some power. Go up the chord and back COW COW COW COW COW COW. Then try a new chord once you have that down. Honestly you have some great potential and natural talent. you just need to polish it up a bit. Your voice would probably sound so beautiful with some power behind it! Good Luck and Have fun!