The Voice You Already Have

Guiding you to find more expression safely with grit, distortion and other rough vocal effects

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Ready to Start?

My calendar fills up fast, but booking is easy. Pick a time that works for you and I’ll handle the rest.

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My Approach

Many singers have been told they can't or shouldn't sing certain songs because they're "not the right voice type," "don't have a good voice," or "just aren't naturally talented." On the other hand, you might have heard the saying "Anyone can sing anything." I think the truth is somewhere in between.

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A person playing guitar and singing into a microphone on stage, with colorful purple and blue stage lights, and a drummer visible in the background.

What’s Next?

Tell me a bit about your goals and I’ll reach out to plan the next steps.