Throat singing, also known as overtone singing or harmonic singing, is a vocal technique that produces two or more distinct pitches simultaneously. It is a traditional form of singing found in various cultures worldwide, including Mongolia, Tibet, and the Inuit peoples of the Arctic.
Throat singing is often used for spiritual or ceremonial purposes and is believed to have therapeutic benefits, including reducing stress and anxiety. It is also a popular form of entertainment and has been featured in films, television shows, and music albums.
