Two of the biggest challenges faced in the pursuit of success are getting on track and staying on track. These challenges are kept in check by having a clearly defined sense of direction. In other words, you know what you want and what you need to get there.

Your passion for music should be certainly a driving force, as well as your desire to perform or impact an audience. So, to help you define a clear path to follow, let’s take a closer look at these two driving forces. Read more »

Regardless of where you live, your culture, family history, ethnicity or beliefs, as the end of the year approaches it becomes a time for soul searching, putting things in order, and making changes so that you can move forward with greater resolve and focus as you strive for more positive results. Read more »

So let’s say you have a gig or two coming up. You’ve been busy rehearsing. You’re making sure to take proper care of your voice by warming up every day. You’ve even made a few adjustments to your song set and you feel like you’re ready to hit the stage, knock ‘em dead, and get management, maybe a label deal, but definitely more gigs, right?

You might find this hard to believe but there is one very important element that comes with getting the gig that many singers and band members tend to let slide. They’re just happy to have a place to play. That’s not an end. Frankly, it’s the beginning of making the most out of that chance to shine. Sadly, many singers, singer-songwriters, musicians, and band members do not take full advantage of opportunities to self promote. Read more »

Practice and experience are obviously two of the greatest teachers. Program offerings such as Mastering Mix and Singing Success, along with sessions with a certified Brett Manning Associate, will certainly get you on the right track for strengthening and developing the full potential of your voice. Read more »

Let’s say you have a really bad head cold or flu or you’ve strained your voice at a Sunday afternoon party while watching your favorite NFL team fall apart in spite of your heartfelt cheers to inspire them. So, you know you need to rest your voice, but you also need to practice. Read more »

Brett Manning teaches that a singer is a complex human instrument, with all parts of the body, mind, and spirit requiring proper care and maintenance to consistently perform at its highest potential.

He cites an unhealthy lifestyle as one of the most commonly encountered issues for singers at all levels of accomplishment. He emphasizes that lifestyle is a choice and is manageable. He stresses his vocal training can make you a better, stronger singer, but bad habits and lifestyle choices can significantly compromise vocal health and in many cases can damage the voice. Read more »

Brett Manning and his associates encourage proper care and maintenance for all parts of the body, mind, and spirit. The voice expresses the music and sound of feelings, desirers that drive the human instrument to consistently perform at its highest potential.
In order for singers to achieve and maintain optimum levels of performance, proper nutrition is vital. If faithfully engaged, Brett’s vocal training methods will make you a better, stronger singer, but poor nutrition will negatively impact your vocal health as well as diminish your overall good health. Read more »

Do you want to develop your vocal talent?  The best place to start is SingingSuccess.TV

For many of you looking into getting a vocal coach or voice teacher, a trip to Nashville may not be possible right now. Although you can manage an occasional Skype lesson or two with a Brett Manning certified associate from time to time, you still find you really want to have that personal one-to-one time that a good coach would provide to help with your development as a singer. So, what should you look for? Read more »

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