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.
So, when it comes to the psychology of singing, we have the emotionally over-sensitive camp, and the emotionally insensitive camp. I’ve already highlighted that we need a balance, so where does the balance lie? Here’s my take: The problem with the over-sensitive camp is that it takes responsibility away from the singer, and stuff doesn’t […]
Many people ask me about the psychology of singing… …in particular they ask about the psychology of singing by way of posing the question: ‘do you think your emotions affect your ability to sing?’ The answer is obviously yes, and there’s virtually no-one who’d disagree with this. There’s also lots of content out there on
Prompted by a discussion on Twitter with some worship leaders, I wanted to put together a short primer on WHY it’s so common for worship leaders to lose their voices, and how to avoid that… as well as making songs easier to sing for the congregation. Here are the top 3 tips to follow if
In previous blog posts on songwriting I’ve covered various topics, namely just getting something being a great way to get good songs quickly, how writing about anything or nothing allows you to get the creative juices flowing, and how to… This time I want to tackle something from a more philosophical perspective. One of the
Following on from my last post on songwriting, I wanted to share another more songwriting tips that have really hit home over the summer: “Write about anything, whether nothing or nonsense” …Say what? Writer’s block? When I got to a certain stage in my songwriting, I always wrote about something. It always had meaning, no
Great artist, great tune, great performance. Bruno (real name Peter Gene Hernandez) has only had one album to date, entitled ‘Doo Wops and Hooligans’ released in late 2010, but it’s pretty epic as a first offering. He’s currently getting a new album recorded and I plan on picking it up as soon as it’s out.
