The blog is back! While you lot have all been off on your holidays, there's been lots of conversations behind the scenes and one of the ket themes that popped up is the difference between singing live and recording. So, I’ve teamed up with the good folk at Seacroft Studios, in Southend to bring you an opportunity to explore just this. 

I've previously written my top tip on how to find correct breathing for singing: 'How to Breath' This is a beginners guide that had you lying on the floor to try and find it. In this article, I'll get you actually standing up!

I've spoken here before about the positive power singing has over our mind ('Singing makes you happy - Science says so'), however the human brain is a very complex computer that can also have the reverse effect. In this article, I share my own process for how to tackle that song you 'can't' sing

Earlier this year I was fortunate enough to be asked to be part of the team facilitating a week long songwriting LAB, for some of Southend's Young Musician's. The project has opened up so many doors for this talented lot; since the LAB, they've hosted and played their first gig (the first ever for some of them); launched an open mic night for Southend's young musicians, been asked to play this years Village Green Festival and been hard at work on the release of their debut album - a compilation of original songs from each of them