How can you make sure that your goals don’t remain mere dreams, but actually something you achieve and can feel proud of? Here are my best tips as a singing teacher/productivity nerd.

If you’ve ever thought “I know I should practice, but I just don’t…” — you’re not alone. Most singers don’t struggle with talent or potential. They struggle with how to practice in a way that feels doable, meaningful, and supportive rather than exhausting.

Learn all about how your onsets affect the rest of the phrase and how you can use the very first note to your advantage to set you up for success.

Learn all about why warm-ups are important for singing, but not the only thing you should include in your routine …

Vibrato in singing isn’t just an effect—it’s a sign of vocal health. Learn what creates vibrato, what makes it stable, and how to develop it naturally.

How can you know if you’re a good singer? Watch this video from one of our workshops to find out!

Singing lessons used to be based on myths and guesswork. Discover how science changed vocal training—and why it matters.

We often hear that “good breath support” is the foundation of healthy and beautiful singing — but can you actually hear the difference when a singer changes how they breathe?

Struggle to sing in tune? Or wonder why other people have a hard time pitching while it comes naturally to you? Read or listen to this article to find out potential causes to the problem and what to do about it!

Does your voice ever feel tired? It might be because you haven’t been practicing vocal pacing. Learn more about how to do it here.

Think singing high notes requires a lot of effort? This article will change everything.

If you’ve ever been told by a voice teacher that you are a soprano, alto, tenor or bass, you need to read this. Maybe things aren’t as they seem?

As voice science and body awareness techniques have evolved, so has our understanding of what posture actually means … and what it doesn’t. Maybe good posture isn’t exactly what you think.

Music is everywhere—in birdsong, space, even plants—and it’s good for your brain. Here’s why singing reduces stress and helps with anxiety, backed by nature.

Ever wondered what vocal coaches actually listen for when you sing? In this list, you’ll see what we spent years learning about, so that you don’t have to!

Never let that first note mess up your performance again! Listen to or read this helpful article that gives you practical advice that really works.

We’re often told to be confident and “just be ourselves”. But which version of ourselves are we supposed to sing like? The truth is: you already have a unique voice.

How many of these 7 singing myths have you been taught? Every singer needs to read this!