Great singing and vocal confidence is largely based in solid vocal technique— this is what enables you to trust your voice under pressure.
This is a collection of our best articles on the topic. In each article, we explore how to perform with confidence, overcome stage anxiety, and develop the mindset needed to sing freely in front of others. Whether you’re preparing for a gig, audition, or recording, these articles will help you strengthen both your technical reliability and your psychological readiness.
This guide explores common vocal problems and vocal technique troubleshooting need to deal with when their voice feels weak, tired, or unreliable. If your voice seems to have changed with age, illness, or overuse, these articles will help you understand what is happening and what you can realistically do about it. Everything here is written […]
I was teaching someone this week and the topic of singing confidence came up. There are several articles on my site pertaining to confidence in singing, but I don’t think I’ve talked specifically about this topic of gaining confidence in one’s singing. Do you relate to this experience? For some, they’ve never felt confident in
Beginner Singing Techniques: A Foundation for Your Voice New to singing? This hub introduces the essential skills and mindset you need to start your vocal journey with beginner singing techniques. These articles will help you avoid common pitfalls, build confidence, and begin using your voice with clarity, control, and enjoyment. 1. Starting Your Vocal Journey
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
This article forms part of our advanced vocal techniques collection. Click here to dive deeper. I think a lot about the learning process, and the creative process. While there is heavy overlap between the two processes, they are not exactly the same. Nevertheless, people often want to rush both. They want to push as hard
I go to a reasonable number of music events. I listen to a wide variety of different performers, at different skill levels. And it’s led to some stark thoughts about genuine validation. What astounds me, is how often a crowd goes wild for something that is really not that great, and remains silent for music
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Voice Projection – Why It’s Difficult and What You Can Do I often receive messages from people having issues with their ‘voice projection’. One common instance is people who require their voice to be strong for their work. This week, I thought I’d talk about one such case so you can understand what they were
