307: Sing Better By Turning Your Voice OFF?! (with Jeremy Ryan Mossman, Body Based Voice)
Musicality NowShow Notes
Lip-syncing is normally seen as something "less than" singing - but what if it could actually be the gateway to better, more confident, more versatile, and more natural singing for you?
This is one powerful technique which Body Based Voice expert Jeremy Ryan Mossman shared in his Musical U masterclass.
Today I'm sharing a short excerpt from it with you, where he runs you through a couple of unusual singing exercises which can help you tap into your body's deep wisdom on how to produce the sounds you want to when you sing.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: http://musicalitynow.com/308
Links and Resources: • Musicality Now: The Bus Shelter Breakthrough (with Jeremy Ryan Mossman, Body Based Voice) • BodyBasedVoice.com
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