Beyond just a means of self-expression, branding and style have become essential tools for artists to carve out their identities, connect with audiences, and leave a lasting mark on the world stage.

We’ve all been there — rushing to a gig, belting out our songs in the car to try to warm up before hand… Unfortunately, there’s never enough time, you don’t have access to a piano, and it’s hard to focus on your singing!

Warming up your voice is crucial to ensure vocal flexibility, prevent strain, and achieve your best performance. Therefore, it is essential to have efficient warm-up routines that — when you’re in a less than ideal situation — can be completed in a short time period.

I’ve spent years refining my 10 minute warm-up routine to help with this issue. And, I’d like to share some of the exercises with you!

It’s not easy to make money making music. We all know that. AND, it has historically been super confusing and difficult to collect all the different royalties that are owed to you…UNTIL NOW!

The performers who are going to sell out night after night are the ones who have mastered the balance of being rehearsed/prepared but still leave room for the magic and spontaneity to let authentic moments happen on stage. This takes practice! Here are a few tips for growing your performance skills…

With fame or any remote level of success comes an INCREDIBLE amount of responsibility. Artists have the responsibility to use their talent to the best of its ability, to progress and work harder than anyone else, and to make an impact with the gifts that the world has bestowed upon them.

Musicians find themselves constantly searching for ways to “move the needle” and improve their music career. What most of us don’t realize is that the success of a music career is predicated on small, consistent, productive habits that eventually come to fruition in the form of positive opportunities!

If you rely on being productive ONLY during the times that you feel motivated, you will find that you may spend a lot of time thinking about what to do and less time actually doing it!

Use this simple, FREE tool we’ve created to help you get started!