Carrie Griffths

Losing your voice can feel like losing a part of yourself, especially when singing is your passion and profession. Whether you’re a singer-songwriter preparing for a gig or a vocalist working on your craft, a hoarse or lost voice can be frustrating and stressful. But don’t worry - I’ve been there, and I’m here to share practical, effective ways to help you recover your voice safely and swiftly. Let’s dive into some tried-and-true tips that will have you singing again with confidence....

If you’ve ever wished to hit those high notes with ease or add more depth to your lower register, you’re in the right place. Expanding your vocal range is not just about singing higher or lower; it’s about gaining control, flexibility, and confidence in your voice. I’ve been through the journey myself, and I’m excited to share practical, step-by-step exercises that will help you unlock your full vocal potential. Why Expanding Your Vocal Range Matters Your vocal range is the span of notes you...

I speak to A LOT of singers, and what I hear frequently is: “I can do forward placement/pharyngeal resonance/project my voice for a short time, but it still doesn’t feel consistent/I don't know how I'm doing it/I don't know if I'm doing it right.” The meaning behind that often comes down to: “I don’t think my technique is very good.” If you recognise yourself here, I want to gently reframe something straight away: If singing feels hard, painful, tiring, or unpredictable, it is not because...