Adding harmonies to a melody is a stunning way to add character to a song. Most pop and rock songs have harmonies in the chorus question...

As a singer and vocal coach, catching the common cold and flu is always a major concern. Singing is my living and so vocal health is of...

I personally have the most fun when I sing high. A high note in my upper range that is. And I know that I'm not the only one who feels...

Most singers are unaware of a great threat subtly infiltrating their daily lives: DECIBELS. Sound is everywhere; soft and loud. We...

I know that there are a few super dedicated singers reading this who diligently practice every day. That's awesome! I personally make...

Singing can be likened to conducting an orchestra within your own body, a powerful singing metaphor where each part plays a crucial role...

Last summer, I was at a cottage with no Internet, and when I came home, I found my connection was broken too, lol! But it gave me the...

In this blog, I will post short vocal tips to help you improve your singing. These may be inspired by a lesson that day, something learned.

If you worried it would take years to eliminate your vocal break, many of my strategies should bring some relief sooner than later.

Bring the world to your door steps with online singing lessons. All you need is a computer, a webcam and steady Internet access.

In the wake of Covid-19, singing offers a little bit of light among the fear and general hysteria.

February is Black History Month. Let's take a moment to acknowledge singers who are making important contributions to our lives.

Now is an auspicious time of the year to set new intentions. If singing is close to your heart, make it a priority in 2020.

I have the perfect treatment to stop a sore throat in its track and get rid of the cold or flu viruses entirely in 72 hours or less.

Getting ill with a cold or flu is terrible for singers. What can we do to increase our chances of staying healthy this winter?

Vocal tension is a problem many singers have. One of the first steps in effortless singing is to identify areas of facial tension.

It is while visiting Asia in 2011 that I discovered the fantastic powers of vibration in the form of monk chanting.

As part of my latest travels, I discovered the raw beauty of Flamenco and what we can learn from it in order to better our own singing.

Integrate singing to fitness to get rid of unwanted tension of the larynx and to help extend range and improve projection.

Vocal cords are attached to muscles in the larynx. To better control how to use our delicate instrument, and just like athletes, warming-up