This section is for singers who use their voice professionally—on stage, in the studio, or as part of their career. From vocal care and stamina to mindset, technique, and performance reliability, these articles share real-world strategies to help you protect your voice, refine your artistry, and sing with long-term confidence.
An astute question was asked by a singer this week. They noticed something in their own practice that prompted them to ask “do singers get bored of singing the same songs?”. Here’s the usual process The process they experienced is possibly something you’ve noticed yourself 1) You decide to learn a favourite song. It’s an […]
Singing Lessons for Professionals: Taking Your Voice Beyond Good to Exceptional You’ve already mastered the basics. You can sing in tune, maybe even perform on stage or in the studio. But you know there’s another level above “good” — the kind of voice that captures attention and performs consistently under pressure. That’s where professional-level singing
When it comes to singing lessons, price is often the first thing people look at. A quick Google search will show you plenty of cheap singing lessons — some offering lessons at £20 or £30 an hour, while others charge much more. At first glance, the cheaper lessons seem like the obvious choice. But as
Understanding Microphone Types When it comes to singing into a microphone, understanding the type of microphone you’re using is crucial. The two primary types are: Stage Microphones: Typically dynamic microphones, these are generally handheld and used during live performances. They are durable and less sensitive to ambient noise. Studio Microphones: Often condenser microphones, these are
The Singer’s Mindset: Confidence, Growth & Career Tips Great singing requires more than technique — it takes belief, resilience, and a mindset geared toward growth. These hand-picked articles explore the emotional, mental, and professional side of vocal development. 1. Building Confidence in Your Voice The Myth of Confidence Performance Anxiety Can Singing Lessons Help a
I’ve been working as a vocal coach for about a decade and a half now. Many of my clients are professionals who earn some or all of their income from making music. I also know many other musicians who work within the music industry. As such, I thought it might be worth sharing a few
One of the biggest (fallacious) objections I have encountered against formal voice training, is that it is formulaic and limits artistry. This objection is one I tend not to hear too much these days, but I used to many years ago. Usually it was overly set-in-their-ways artists/aspiring artists, and they’d want my help, but they
I’ve talked before about the worst voice I’ve ever worked with, but recently I’ve been thinking about the better voices I’ve worked with. I wanted to write about the “best” voices I’ve ever worked with, but I realised that’s not a helpful definition. So instead I wanted to discuss the singer with the biggest range
