How To Control Your Volume In Singing
You don’t need to push harder to get more volume. In fact, the more you try to muscle your way through, the more tension shows up - and that’s what blocks your power. Coach Bri, Coach Emily, Coach Juliana and I explored what volume actually is, why it’s not the same as power, and how to get loud or soft without sacrificing tone. You’ll learn why singers often yell when trying to be heard, how to scale your dynamics safely, and how to develop intensity *without* overworking your voice. If you want to get louder *without* losing control - or sing softly *without* sounding weak - this is for you.
How To Keep Your Voice Healthy For The Long Run
Your vocal cords are muscles. And just like any other muscle, they need care, recovery, and smart habits to stay strong. This deep dive into vocal health clears up what it *really* means to take care of your voice. You’ll learn how inflammation works, why fatigue isn't always a problem, and what to do to take care of your voice.
Can’t Riff? Start Here
Riffs, runs, melismas - whatever you call them - can feel like the ultimate vocal flex… until they completely fall apart. Here’s the truth: most singers don’t struggle with the notes themselves. They struggle with the timing, shape, and delivery of riffs. And the good news? That’s fixable. This breakdown shows you how to slow down and smooth out your riffs, why fewer notes often work better, and how to practice riffs in a way that makes your muscle memory actually stick. You’ll also hear us break down a riff to show you an example.
The 13 Biggest Myths Around Songwriting
So you’re wanting to start with or improve your songwriting, but you’re somehow feeling blocked… If you’re experiencing this, there’s a fair chance that you have some limiting beliefs around songwriting. So let’s address some common songwriting myths so that you can get unblocked and start writing (again)!
