What if I told you…
You’re overcomplicating it.
I used to believe singing was so hard.
That it was something that I had to put a lot of effort into.
That my voice was something that I had to “strengthen.”
My voice never felt under my control and I never knew what would come out when I opened my mouth to sing.
After years in lessons, reading textbooks, getting a music degree, googling for hours a night, I still did not feel confident in the reliability of my singing voice.
I was ready to give up until one night with tears in my eyes, thinking I would never be able to do what I love, I gave myself one more shot.
I was going to let go of hard and complex, and instead let things be simple.
This changed the trajectory of my vocal journey.
I stopped listening to complicated explanations and vague concepts.
I figured out that good singing is just coordinating 5 things most of us already do every day.
When I started focusing on just these, singing started to feel easy.
And my singing started to become more reliable, predictable, and under my control.
I started gaining vocal freedom.
I started having true vocal control.
I started to finally trust my voice.
Now I want to teach you.
You won’t have to practice hours a day or sing songs you don’t like.
You won’t have to contort your body into weird shapes or run a 10k on the treadmill while singing.
You won’t have to rearrange your life or buy a bunch of random toys, tools, or books.
We’re taking away all the unnecessary nonsense because singing is simple.
Ready to start?