Learning to sing isn’t just about hitting the right notes—it’s about building technique, confidence, and vocal health from the ground up.
In this section, you’ll find beginner-friendly articles that cover everything from finding your natural voice and improving tone to structuring your practice sessions.
Whether you’re just starting out or picking up where someone else left off, these guides will help you sing smarter—and stronger.
Great singers aren’t born — they’re built through focused practice, smart strategies, and the right mindset. Explore these essential resources for learning how the pros approach vocal development. 1. How Singers Learn Songs How Singers Learn Songs: Beginner to Pro Amateurs Practice Until They Get It Right… 2. Building Consistency Through Practice Putting in the […]
AI Vocal Coach vs. Human Vocal Coaches Artificial intelligence has rapidly expanded into the world of music education, offering digital alternatives to traditional singing lessons. Even in my own work as a vocal coach in Nottingham, the topic of AI and its many uses now comes up in lessons on a regular basis. But how
This week I was having a few conversations around the nature of how to learn songs fast, and refining them to a high standard. It struck me that I’ve not written explicitly about this. I wrote an article a while ago on misunderstandings that amateurs make about singing. I also wrote an article on how
There are many things that most inexperienced singers don’t grasp. As I was falling asleep a few nights ago, my mind was going over this particular topic. Over the years, I’ve heard a lot of comments from students who are learning to sing, others who can already sing, and still further comments from singers who
This was a topic I covered with a client recently, so I wanted to share the discussion with you here. With some singers, if I add even half an octave of range to their voice, they naturally sing into that range as a matter of course. But with other singers, I can add an octave
It struck me that I have recommended quite a few songs to singers this week. Some of these I only came across as clients have been working on them, others through my own listening. If you’re looking for some new song ideas or just to experience some new music – enjoy! 1. Rainy Days and
I was having a conversation with a client this week about finding songs that sound good in their voice, and making them sound good. While we targeting songs specific to them, I wanted to try and collate my general thoughts on this into one article for them and others. The Harsh Reality There’s no easy
This topic is one that is discussed more or less every week in sessions. We do an exercise with a singer or work on a song, and the singer’s perception is wildly out of kilter with how it actually sounds. Sometimes this is because they sang amazingly but the internal sensations seemed unusual. Other times
