Ep. 111 "Singers: Practice THIS!"

Released Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Many singers struggle with what to practice in order to improve their singing. In Episode 111, Voice Teacher Justin Stoney of New York Vocal Coaching gives you a list of what (and how) to practice. Chock full of exercises and examples, this is an episode you can't miss if you want to start taking your singing to the next level. Enjoy Voice Lessons to the World!

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