Notes on voice, music and confidence.
A returning collection of practical singing ideas, studio stories and reflections on the way music helps us connect and grow.
A genuine place for useful music content.
Steve’s authentic articles are being carefully recovered and refreshed for singers, students and anyone interested in creative music-making.
Singing tips
Approachable ideas for technique, practice, song preparation and becoming more comfortable with your voice.
Studio stories
Behind-the-scenes notes about songwriting, recording, collaboration and the creative decisions that shape a song.
Music and wellbeing
Thoughtful reflections on confidence, expression, connection and the positive role music can play in everyday life.
Practical ideas for your voice.
Original topics from Steve’s archive, cleaned up and made easier to read.
Styles of Singing
Explore contemporary, country, rock and musical theatre styles—and learn how to choose songs that suit your natural voice.
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The 10 Best Singing Lesson Tips
Ten practical foundations for a stronger, healthier and more confident singing voice.
Read the article →Steve Unplugged – Elvis Medley
An unplugged video showing how songs can be joined into a medley through careful listening, key changes and expression.
Watch the video →Songs Released Today
Two unplugged performances from Steve’s original website archive: City Limits and House of the Rising Sun.
Watch the performances →Building Skill and Confidence
How private singing lessons, focused practice and a supportive environment help students develop their voice.
Read the article →The “Regardless” Theatre Tour
Steve’s ten months on the road with a national mime-based production that reached more than 100,000 people.
Read Steve’s story →Useful history, without the old clutter.
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