The Singable Podcast

Continuing their discussion about impostor syndrome and singing, Noomi & Kylene give valuable insights on how you can deal with the root of the problem. Hey – knowledge really is power! Listen now to get practical tips you can start implementing today to feel more confident as a singer!

Impostor syndrome is that little voice in your head that tells you that any moment, people are going to find out that you're not actually a singer, you're just a fraud! Listen to Noomi and Kylene as they discuss their own experience with this phenomenon and get helpful tips that might change your approach to performing and tackling new challenges.

Listen to Noomi and Kylene as they discuss 6 things every singer needs to know.

This episode is perfect if you sing in a choir, but to be honest, it's great for any singer. Listen to Noomi and Kylene as they tell funny anecdotes and give clever advice related to singing with others, as well as the difference between choir and solo singing. You'll also learn interesting things such as why footballers' chants sound like everyone's in tune and how that's surprisingly encouraging.

In this episode, Noomi and Kylene break down the anatomy of your voice. You'll also learn why it's helpful for singers to know how the voice works and how we can use it to our advantage. It's nerdy, fun, and interesting. Let's go! See how the larynx and vocal folds workSee real vocal folds in actionWatch Singing in the MRISee a gross but interesting cow larynx

Everyone gets nervous sometimes. Especially when performing on stage. But we can't let that stop us! In this episode, Noomi and Kylene share their best strategies for how to beat nerves and dive deep into why we get nervous in the first place. Walk away from it with new insights and improved confidence!

How do you know if you're a good singer? There's much more to it than singing in tune. Noomi and Kylene chat about their philosophy when it comes to singing. How important is good technique? How can you tell if you're tone-deaf? And why do their singing students start crying sometimes? Find out in this pilot episode of The Singable Podcast!