Vocal Evaluation: Reducing Vocal Tension Across 3 Languages
We’re back with another Vocal Evaluation episode—and this one is going *global*. I’m evaluating submissions from singers around the world performing in **Spanish, Hungarian, and Italian**. We’ll talk about common habits like facial tension, “boring face,” emotional disconnect, and how to improve clarity and power—even when you don’t speak the language you’re singing in. If you’ve ever struggled to balance emotion, technique, and expression in a foreign-language song—or you’re just curious how to grow as a singer no matter where you’re from—this episode is full of gems.
Finding Your Voice As A Transgender Artist With VTS Student Rafi Perez
I sat down with Rafi—a USC theater student and current VoxTape student—who shares her journey as a transgender artist using voice work to reconnect with herself. We talk about gender expression, performance, identity, and how singing isn’t just about technique—it’s about becoming who you really are. If you’ve ever felt like your voice didn’t match how you see yourself, or you’re on a journey to feel more aligned inside and out—this episode is for you.
From Self-Sabotage to Confidence – The Mental Side of Singing
We often think vocal progress is all about technique. But what if the real work starts in your *mind*? Coach Juliana joins me to talk about the mental and emotional side of singing—how our thoughts, confidence, and self-perception affect the way we use our voice. From self-sabotage to inner dialogue, we explore what it really means to take up space, use your voice, and feel safe doing it.
Constructive Criticism Or Insult? AITA for Being Honest?
We’re diving into real Reddit stories where people gave singing feedback… and things got messy. Coach Emily joins me to break down what actually makes feedback helpful, when “brutally honesty” crosses a line, and how singers can get better without losing their confidence.
