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.

Your pitch accuracy in singing is greatly improved if you tune all the intervals in the major scale.  Here’s an exercise for that.

It feels like all the notes in the major scale are about the same distance from each other, but they’re not! This is why it’s helpful to tune your scales.

One of the most common places we can be off pitch is on the highest and lowest notes in a melody line. Here’s an exercise to help you iron that out.

Kids know how to belt naturally! Let’s remember how to belt by remembering what it was like to yell, “no!”

Are you holding back? Well… don’t! Just use your air and everything will get easier!

 A subtle shift of placement can give your head voice notes a lot more power.  This quick trick is worth trying!