You’ve probably heard before that you should keep your voice hydrated in order to sing better. I myself have been told that by everyone of my vocal coaches growing up and it is true – staying properly hydrated makes a … Continued
When you are starting out singing it can be hard to know where to start. I remember when I first started out I sometimes liked the sound of my voice and sometimes I knew I could sound better but I … Continued
Are you a bass, baritone, tenor, alto, mezzo-soprano, or soprano? Are you unsure what these terms mean? Keep reading to learn the classifications of the male and female voice, find your own vocal range, and find your own voice classification. … Continued
By applying these habits in your daily life and continuing to do them until they become regularly routines you should see an increase in the general health and ability of your voice.
Your voice has two main registers: Chest voice and head voice. You are probably quite familiar with your chest voice already, as it is the voice that most people use when they speak, but what about your head voice? In … Continued
Singers and public speakers all over the world use lips trills to warm up their voices and with good reason. The lip trill is one of the most beneficial vocal exercises you can do for your voice. Below I will … Continued
In this blog post I will demystify the difference between everyday breathing and singing breathing, explain in detail how singing breathing works, and of course give you some great exercises that will teach you how to use singing breathing like a professional singer