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Singing while dancing is no small feat! It requires stamina, coordination, and a bit of finesse to keep your voice steady while your body’s moving. Here are some tips to make it easier and more natural over time.

Singing with a clear, non-raspy voice is something a lot of singers aim for, especially when they want to sound polished and versatile. While some singers might naturally have a raspy edge, a clear tone can often be achieved with a few adjustments in technique and care.

Your big day is on the horizon and you're starting to think about the best music to set the various moods during the night. Not only do you want to pick the best wedding songs for the reception, but what about wedding songs throughout the evening? But there are so many songs out there, what should you choose!?

Improving your vocal tone as a beginner involves a few key practices that can make a noticeable difference. One of the most important is breath control. Learning to breathe from your diaphragm, rather than shallow chest breathing, gives you more power and stability. This helps maintain a consistent tone throughout your range.

If you’ve ever heard someone say, “I’m tone-deaf, I could never sing,” they might not actually be tone-deaf. True tone-deafness, also known as amusia, is a rare condition where people genuinely cannot distinguish between different pitches. This means they struggle to recognize changes in melody or sing along accurately. But the good news? Most people who claim to be tone-deaf are not—they just lack training.

Hi, I’m Camille van Niekerk with 30 day singer, and these are 5 daily habits for a healthy singing voice that won’t take you a lot of time to implement!

One of the most common riffs in music is the 3-note riff. Runs are super common in contemporary music, but many beginning singers avoid them, because they can sound awkward if they aren't done correctly. I often use this exercise to practice a few necessary components to a successful 3-note riff.

I’m Camille with 30 day singer, and these are 3 powerful exercises you probably haven’t tried yet. Staccato to legato exercise for clarity and agility, slow roll exercise for low range extension and puffer fish exercise for tension release.

If you've ever been captivated by a group of singers creating beautiful harmonies without any instruments, you've experienced the magic of a cappella singing. But what exactly is a cappella singing, and how can beginners start their journey into this unique musical style? Let's break it down and explore some essential techniques to help you learn how to sing in a cappella correctly and accurately.

For anyone learning how to sing, it’s important to keep your singing lessons fun. If you only stick to warmups, arpeggios and siren exercises, you’ll loose interest pretty quickly. Singing real songs keep us motivated and having fun through our vocal lessons. We’ve put together 10 easy songs to sing that you can use to test yourself and begin building your repertoire.