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Calling all my perfectionist, overthinking, and detail-oriented singers! We’ve all been there: you’re mid-performance, and your brain has a running commentary going. Judging, evaluating, questioning, shaming. “Oh no, I messed that up, shoot, here comes the high note.” Most singers want their technique to be on autopilot and their artistry front-and-center when they perform. The goal is expressive storytelling, not broadcasting our internal worries to the audience via a furrow

I’m a little biased when it comes to answering the question “are singing lessons worth it?” As the owner of an online voice studio specializing in whole-body singing technique for adults and teens, my instinctive answer is a big, resounding YES! In reality, deciding whether or not to take singing lessons is a highly individual decision. What makes singing lessons worth it to one person might not resonate at all with someone else. We already know that everyone can sing , so

If you’ve ever felt guilty for “not practicing enough” for a voice lesson you’re not alone. Between school, work, family time, caregiving, and the insane pace of modern life, our days are FULL. Without long, uninterrupted blocks of time to sing, it’s easy to assume that you’re not disciplined enough, you lack motivation, or that you’re just too busy to make progress. In reality, singing practice should be fun, creative, and relevant to our lives . Finding small, consistent,

Often when people imagine a voice lesson, they picture rote scales, breathing exercises, and stuffy songs picked by the teacher. And online voice lessons – you must be staring at the screen the whole time, right? Wrong! I founded Susan Davies Voice Studio as a way to throw prescriptive voice lessons out the window, replacing them with thoughtfully and creatively planned lessons personalized for each individual student. My process isn’t just about building vocal skills; it’s