At the Singable Toolbox, we’ve created a unique approach: members get personalised feedback and guidance through videos. And the results are incredible.

In this post, we’ll break down the three essential parts of the voice—breathing, vocal folds, and resonators & articulators—so you can start exploring how your voice really works.

Singing actives the vagus nerve, which tells your brain it’s okay to relax. Singing also encourages slow, controlled exhalations, similar to meditation or breathwork. Even just five minutes of gentle humming or vocalizing can make a difference.

At some point, many singers hit a frustrating phase: the intermediate plateau. It’s that period when you’ve already built a solid foundation, but suddenly, things seem to stall. Learn how to work through it!

If you’ve ever wished for a singing teacher in your pocket—someone who could guide your progress, give you vocal workouts, and offer feedback on your recordings—then a singing membership program might be exactly what you need.

If you’ve ever asked, “How can I improve my singing voice?”—the answer almost always starts with consistent vocal exercises. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned performer, vocal workouts are essential to building strength, flexibility, and control in your voice. Think of them like going to the gym—but for your vocal folds!

Ever feel like your voice just isn’t working the way it normally does? Maybe it sounds raspy, feels tight, or cracks when you try to sing something that’s usually easy. That’s your voice waving a little flag that it needs a reset.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a confident, expressive singer—but you’re not quite sure where to start? You’re not alone. Singing is a skill just like any other, and the great news is: you can learn to sing online, on your own schedule, with real support.

Starting out on your singing journey is an exciting and personal experience. Whether you’ve been singing for a while or are just starting, it's important to remember that your voice is one-of-a-kind—and that's something to celebrate!

Straw phonation is a type of vocal exercise that can benefit all voices and help you hone in on your vocal technique. Read more about how to get started!

Read about why your brain hates the way your voice sounds on recordings and how to learn to like it.

Many singers wish they had it, while some who do wish they didn’t. What are we talking about? Perfect pitch, also known as absolute pitch.

Are we biased? Yes. These are the top 3 podcasts about singing 2025. (Notice our 5 ⭐ rating on Spotify!)

You might be surprised what the most common beginner mistakes are when it comes to singing!

Learn about why your voice cracks sometimes and how to deal with it.

We are so excited that so many are enjoying the Singable Toolbox membership. But we also know that there are many who are thinking about it, but still haven’t decided to sign up. So we just wanted to answer some of your questions!

Learn why you shouldn’t be ashamed for being out of tune sometimes!