Everything in your voice comes out of just five core skills. Here’s a visual representation of it all. If you haven’t seen the 24-minute video lesson in which I help you with each of these five areas, you can find that HERE. (It’s free to watch or download.) Feel free to download, print, and share […]
This is the story about why I became a voice coach and how I developed a singing voice I love. They are one and the same story. Let’s start with the ending: I have worked with thousands of vocal students. American Idol finalists, national arena acts, Heart and Led Zeppelin tribute band singers, local singer-songwriters. Musical […]
Would you like $5000 worth of vocalist resources, including a year of private voice lessons with me? That’s what you’ll get if you are the winner of the first annual Nail Every Note scholarship. The winner also receives lifetime access to Nail Every Note (http://www.naileverynote.com) as well as a hard copy of the Zen of […]
Do you think you need to work for months or years to improve your vocal tone? Well, you don’t. How does a few seconds sound? Give this quick one a try.
This simple concept might help you bridge your break… immediately. It did for one of my students!
This instant tip will help you add a bit more presence and power to your head voice, without adding any chest voice to your production and without having to deal with the concept of a “mix.” (This is not a video on belting!)
This quick singing tip is about how changing an unvoiced plosive to a voiced plosive can help smooth out your air support across a phrase.
This quick singing tip for making your voice sound more pop/rock and less classical is helpful for head-range phrases that start on closed vowels such as “EE” (as in “see”) or “OOH” (as in “boo”).
Back to the basics. Three techniques to help you breathe correctly for singing, and two shortcuts.
I’m obsessed with high notes, OK? Having believed all the way through college that I couldn’t sing very high, there’s a reason for that. Now I LOVE high notes. Here’s another weird trick for super high notes. Best for rock and pop singers who are accustomed to singing with some compression.