Part 2 of this series on how to start working full-time on your music career focuses on why you must treat music as your day job, various types of carriers, and why you may need to do a little bit of everything before you find exactly what you want to do long term. To learn more about the world’s best …
How To Phase Out Your Day Job and Start Working On Your Music Career Full Time (Part 1)
On this episode, you’ll discover how and why you must treat your craft as your day job! To learn more about the world’s best vocal training programs, visit SingingSuccess.com.
Could Singing Success and/or Speech Level Singing hurt your voice?
On this episode, you’ll discover if Singing Success and/or Speech Level Singing can hurt your voice and what the difference is between the two, plus: what techniques can hurt you and what techniques will NEVER hurt your voice! TECHNIQUE — You will either pay to stay the same or get better… Both can be expensive. a damn good reason to …
4 Massive Mistakes Musicians Moving To Nashville are Making… (and how you can avoid them!)
On this episode, you’ll learn how you can avoid the 4 massive mistakes that musicians moving to Nashville are making! Financial Friends Failure Fun To learn more about the world’s best vocal training programs, visit SingingSuccess.com.
Our Nashville History
On this episode, Brett discusses the great history of The Music City: Nashville, Tennessee. To learn more about the world’s best vocal training programs, visit SingingSuccess.com.
The Crossover Singer
The crossover singer is someone who is able to achieve success while melding several genres or styles of music together to inform their sound. Through working with hundreds of singers, I have heard the same resounding statement: Their desire is to be unique, and they find it hard to be pigeon holed into one particular genre or vocal style. Many …
Edge Closure
In order to get our cords to connect, we have to work the intricate edge parts of them on the inside. So many people (myself included) simply think, SING BIG, SING LOUD, SING HARD. However, this is only going to hurt your voice. I can say this because I did it to myself years ago. There is no reason for …
paNASH Style Helps Artists and Music Professionals Gain Edge
One of my greatest teachers once told me, “People hear with their eyes.” As I have journeyed down this musical road I have found that statement to be entirely true. Thus, it can be argued that a singer’s appearance carries just as much weight as does their sound. Image Consultant and Media Coach, Lori Bumgarner, from paNASH Style, has founded …
A Singer’s Worst Nightmare
The last thing any singer wants to hear is…. “You have nodules.” These are rough calluses on your vocal cords that hinder the allowance of cord closure. Worst thing ever!!!!! Trust me, I had them years ago! And I had my panic moment where I thought my world was ending!! (FREAK OUT!!!!) I was then signed and recording my record …
Why Take Voice Lessons?
I have encountered a very high number of artists who believe they do not need voice lessons because their voice is good enough. Yes, while half of them do really have amazing voices, the vocal cords still need to be exercised just like any other muscle in your body. Just because someone has a natural lean and toned build does …