Brett Manning is a veteran vocal coach of 30 years living in Nashville, Tennessee and has worked with countless award-winning singers.

Over the past 7 years, he has coached greats like Leona Lewis and American Idol’s Clark Beckham to use their mixed voice quality to accomplish a level of confidence in the most difficult notes of their ranges…. those tricky transition notes.

Stories like these led to the development of Vocal Therapy, which has now been used by thousands of singers around the world to rehab, restore and renew tired and/or damaged voices. 

After you've completed your order by clicking the 'Order Now' button above, you'll receive an e-mail within 5-10 minutes that includes the instructions on how to login to your account and get started training right away!

Everyone needs vocal therapy for recovery after nights of talking too loud, singing too hard or sickness (specifically sore throat and chronic coughing).

You may need to consult an ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat Doctor) and/or book a lesson with Brett Manning or one of his certified coaches by emailing support@singingsuccess.com or by calling 615-866-1099

If singing is slowing down your rehab, then you have to stop singing and ONLY do rehab exercises. If you feel stronger after you sing (with no pain), then you can continue to sing. If you are unsure about where you are vocally, you should consult one of our coaches by booking a lesson through support@singingsuccess.com

Yes and no. It’s not necessary if your voice is always in great shape but, no one has perfect vocal days everyday. So, there will be days when you need to focus solely on therapy exercises.

Brett recommends Sunrider’s Calli tea which can be ordered directly through Singing Success. Email us at support@singingsuccess.com for more information. Calli tea cleanses mucus and excess toxins out of the body, is high in anti-oxidants, improves digestion and is chemical and caffeine free. For singers, Brett has found this specific tea reduces warmup time due to the reduction of inflammation.

Yes! Singers should always try to avoid inflammatory foods, but especially while rehabbing the voice. Inflammatory foods include: dairy, gluten, fried foods, sugar, vegetable oil, processed meats and refined carbs.