The world of the working musician is competitive, and the best singer does not always get the job.
You need to be a top-level professional in both skills and attitude.
James Eager
There comes a period in a singer's development where the mind becomes the challenge rather than the voice.
Reaching the highest levels requires a mindset that is quite different from the
Range is often the yardstick singers use to measure themselves and others.
But range alone does not a singer make.
In this episode, John is joined by voice Teacher Matt Ramsey to
Natalie Weiss is one of the most popular vocal coaches on YouTube. Her videos have been viewed over 30 million times.
In this episode, Natalie and John discuss how to learn
The quality of our singing is directly related to the quality of our thoughts.
Insecurity, doubt, or hesitation can quickly derail our vocal efforts.
In this episode, John talks with celebrity voice
Great lyricists use words not just for rhyme schemes or emotional context but for musical color.
Finding the right shade and intensity level of a word will boost your singing to
Getting stuck in chest voice or the lower register is a common problem for developing singers. Much work is devoted to lightening this part of the voice to reduce yelling
Vocal technique is a vital skill, but it can also become a trap, leaving singers frustrated and less connected with their performances.
In this episode, John discusses getting beyond technique to
Singing is full of little interrupters, changes in pitch, vowels, or consonants that can throw you off balance and into vocal tension.
By utilizing legato to smooth out your singing, you