If you’ve spent any time around singers — whether in lessons, choirs, or online forums — you’ve probably heard people talking about “placing” their sound. Maybe a teacher told you
Have you ever noticed how singing—even just humming to yourself—can change your mood? Singing isn’t just an enjoyable pastime; it has profound effects on your mental health, stress levels, and
Are you experiencing laryngitis, a hoarse voice or some other unwanted vocal symptoms? I’m constantly hearing about weird and wonderful voice remedies and winter is the time for them to
There is a common myth that singers should avoid dairy products because they create too much mucus (phlegm) in the throat. For this reason, some teachers advise singers to avoid
Singers often know little about the anatomy of their instrument. This blog describes the larynx – commonly called voicebox – which houses your vocal folds, including its structure, muscles and
When you learn any musical instrument, you need to learn how to hold it. This is the same for singers. If you want to sing well, then you must understand
Have you ever suffered from tense muscles or vocal constriction? Has your singing teacher ever told you to relax? If only it was that simple! I mean, it’s not like
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