When it comes to learning how to sing “properly,” many students assume that figuring out their voice type is the only way to do so. However, here at The Vocalist Studio, we have seen countless students and vocal coaches succeed without pigeon-holing themselves to a single type. By studying the art of singing as a […]
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8 Essential Vocal Health Items to Pack
Often glamorized in movies and television shows, the life of a singer is filled with a lot of physical and emotional stress. From adjusting to time zones to getting ready for interviews, it seems to be almost impossible for fellow vocal athletes to find the time to relax your voice before a concert! So […]
Top 4 Ways to Maintain Vocal Health
When most singers begin their careers, they fall victim to many vocal issues that end up haunting them throughout their careers. Here at TVS, we believe that it is important to understand these things now so that you can be an active singer for many years to come. Here are a few of the main […]
5 Easy Vocal Health Tips for All Singers
When it comes to being the best vocal athlete that you can possibly be, figuring out a way to maintain your top-level vocal health is of utmost importance! You need to make sure that you’re at your best for performances or recording sessions. That is why here at TVS, we developed this list of 5 […]
3 Vocal Health Rules Every Singer Should Follow!
Many singers develop vocal problems simply due to negligence regarding their vocal health. Here at TVS we like to use the term “Vocal Athletes” because that’s exactly what singers are! We’re athletes. Just like a sprinter would, we take our muscles and physiology to the limit by performing high intensity activities. For us, It […]
Singing Narrowed Vowels – Head Voice Techniques
WHAT IS A “SNILE”?! This is a technique that is used to help train singing through narrowed vowels and improving the articulation of your lyrics when singing high. This technique is also great for resonating to forward positions and amplifying the “cup” of the hard palette. A snile is a cross between a sneer and a […]