The majority of singers I hear need their breath support (or their understanding of breath support) tweaked.
It’s the key to just about everything singers tell me they want.
Fullness, consistency, ease, flow, resonance and power.
And unfortunately it can be easy to misunderstand, skip over or feel confused by.
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The language used to teach you technique MATTERS. It will either lead you to liberation or frustration. So how can you aim for the former?
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Ever felt that anxiety that crops up when you feel like a fraud?
Felt like people could find out you’re an imposter? Not as good as you seem?
It’s VERY COMMON.
So let’s talk about the root of this and the solution.
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Please don’t lose your flavour, your style, your imagination because someone has convinced you to shed all of that for “perfection” for “improvement” for “the way you should do things”.
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This video is for all of you performers who have ever thought “What on Earth do I do with my hands?”
What needs to change to give you the confidence to move more naturally and not worry about every little movement?
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Is there a layer BEYOND emotional expression when we sing?
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This is something I hear from singers ALL. THE. TIME. They want to know how to sing like they do in their bedroom or in their shower when they're on stage or on camera or in an audition.
This video dives into the PHYSICAL BYPRODUCTS of your nerves so you can problem solve them in the moment.
But more importantly, the CAUSE of your nerves in the first place - your self talk and beliefs about you and your voice.
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Ever wondered how singers get completely different vocal tones or colours to their voice when they sing different styles?
Here's a demonstration with some tips and tricks so you can play along and discover some of your own. You have so many options my friend! :)
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Feel like your voice is too bright? Or too dark?
Well you can change that in a lot of ways, but here is one that is easy and quick to implement!
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There are a bunch of reasons that we might feel that niggle in our throat but often it’s because pieces of the puzzle like the tongue and the jaw think they’re the ones who should take the lion’s share of the vocal load.
When in reality, that isn’t their job.
So who’s job is it? Well there’s a collection of muscles we can use to add support to our voice.
Let me introduce you to one - the tensor veli palatini.
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