PVN149: How To Sing Without Sounding Nasal - How Do I Become A Better Singer

How To Sing Without Sounding Nasal - How Do I Become A Better Singer. Singers that truly deliver in the studio are a breed apart. Let's face it, not everyone can do it, and if they could, I wouldn't be wasting time writing this article. And as a former talent booking agent with the William Morris Agency and professional singer, singing on many name brand spots like FOX TV, UPN Station ID's, O'Charley's and a host of others, I can tell you that singer's who deliver in the studio, really can make the big bucks and create a real niche in the market for themselves.

Singing talent is a commodity just like any other line of work, but like a few select fields, the talent pool for individuals who can really deliver is somewhat limited. Starting with that premise knowing that many of you reading this article are most likely interested in studio work and singing in commercials, I will try and promote a few concepts that have helped me through the years and hopefully will help you as well.

Always remember the old adage that those who try hard are usually the luckier ones in life - not always, but because they are out there trying in whatever line of work it is and because they have a multitude of fishing reels in the water, they usually end up with the bigger catch. Your fishing reel is going to obviously be your singing reel. What does your singing reel sound like that is your business card and aimed at trying to get you established as a session singer? It better be good - not the "I just cranked this out with a few riffs off a keyboard into a computer" good, but one that really facilitates the strengths of your voice and minimizes your weaknesses. Let's face it, we all have some singing weaknesses to a certain degree or other. And you will find that you are usually called on for studio work where you shine and where your strengths prevail.