I just wanted to connect with some music friends who I could really relate to, but it seems like this space is filled with ego and competition instead of connection. Why is it so hard for us to simply appreciate each other’s art? There’s no “best” when it comes to creativity music is meant to be expression, emotion, and shared experience. It should be about inspiration, not comparison. Can’t we just celebrate each other and the unique voices we bring to the world? Isn’t that what art is really about?

Hi all newbie even though forename is Thomas prefer Tommy or Tom. Last year bought quite a few of Steve's courses and at time February 25 I boyght lifetime membership. Love to know where to start and also is lifetime membership still honoured on here

Have you ever tried hitting a note so high that you’re not sure if it’s music or just a warning signal for nearby humans and pets? I swear, last week I tried a high note during practice, and my cat looked at me like I had lost my mind . My neighbor probably thinks I’m starting a one-person band of screaming opera singers. And honestly, we’ve all been there those moments where we’re giving it our all, feeling like Beyoncé for 0.5 seconds, and then… total disaster. Maybe the note cracks, maybe we squeak, maybe something even falls off the shelf . So here’s my question to you: what’s your funniest or most embarrassing singing fail? Let’s be honest and laugh together. I promise, no judgment just good vibes and shared struggles Drop your stories below.

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