Do you ever feel like you want to sing, but your voice just isn't ready yet? Same here—especially on those groggy mornings or after a long day. That’s why I put together this 5-minute beginner vocal warmup—it’s quick, simple, and perfect for getting your voice moving without feeling overwhelmed. Whether you’re in a choir, sing for fun, or are just starting your vocal journey, this little routine can make a big difference. 🗣️✨ 🎧 Give it a try and let me know—how does your voice feel after this warmup? I’d love to hear your thoughts or even see a little clip of you trying it!

The first Intermediate Vocal Warm-Up Routine is officially live and ready for you to dive into! If you’ve been working through the beginner warm-ups and feel ready for the next step, this routine is your perfect bridge. We’re introducing new exercises that challenge your breath support, increase vocal agility, and help you start stretching into more advanced territory—while keeping things clear, encouraging, and totally doable. 🎤 What you’ll get: ✅ 5 targeted vocal exercises ✅ Focus on control, flexibility, and tone ✅ Perfect prep before rehearsal, performance, or lessons 🔥 Let’s keep the momentum going—your voice is ready for this! ▶️ Check it out now in Classroom section under the "Warm-up Like A Pro" module and start practicing today! And if you want personalized support on your vocal journey, remember you can always book a private online lesson with me: 💻 www.rheavoicestudio.com/lesson-pricing

Here's a clip of me singing "Linger" by The Cranberries with some different harmonies and other stylistic variations. Give it a try and leave a comment on how it goes for you!

Happy to be here. Just finished Level 1 tonight.

Is realizing it’s not about "stepping" sharply from note to note. It’s actually just a very gentle, fluid slide.. Think of it like a smooth, warm smear of sound rather than taking a rigid staircase. It takes a little patience to build up that muscle memory, but it’s so worth it. Vocal bends add this lovely layer of emotion and texture to a song without taking over the whole melody. Once you start listening for them, you’ll realize they are hidden everywhere, from the gorgeous, powerhouse tracks of Celine Dion to country music. ​It takes a little time to get it to feel effortless, but please be gentle with yourself while you practice. You’ll get there!