How the slight influence of a royal British accent can help even down-to-earth indie songs sound better. 

If you think your tone sounds too nasal, here’s a simple quick way to check it – and fix it.

One of the main hallmarks of any great singer is consistency. In this lesson, you’ll learn what “consistency” means when it comes to singing.

Learn how breath support can sometimes result in too much air compression, which isn’t good for tone – and how to fix it.

Back to basics: Let’s learn how a proper breath gives you better tone.

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If your tone sounds thin or too bright or brassy, here are several quick tricks to darken it and give it a richer, rounder tone.

If your tone sounds woofy or dull, here are some quick tricks to brighten it up and give it more crisp clarity.