Vocal Tips in 10 with Amber Mogg Cathey

Most singers believe their voice is the problem.It’s not.In this episode of Vocal Tips in 10, Amber Mogg Cathey breaks down one of the most common patterns she sees in singers and voice-led artists: feeling stuck, strained, or limited—not because of their voice, but because of the training, messaging, and beliefs they’ve absorbed along the way.Many artists assume their voice “can’t” do certain things—whether it’s high notes, mix, power, or consistency. But in most cases, the issue isn’t ability. It’s a mismatch between the voice and the tools they’ve been given.Amber unpacks:The limiting beliefs that quietly shape how singers use their voiceHow outdated or rigid training can actually hold vocal progress backWhy “your voice just can’t do that” is rarely trueWhat singers actually need to build a voice that feels strong, free, and reliableThis episode goes beyond technique. It’s about reframing the relationship singers have with their voice—so they can stop second-guessing and start trusting what’s possible.Your voice isn’t broken. You just haven’t been given the right support yet.If you want more support like this—exercises, structure, and coaching—check out The Voice Gym and The Vocal Pro Collective.And if this episode hit home, share it with another singer who needs to hear it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If your voice feels off—scratchy, swollen, stuck, or just not doing what you want—this episode is for you.Allergy season, post-nasal drip, congestion, travel, fatigue… it happens. And when it does, most singers either push through (not helpful) or stop singing altogether (also not helpful).In this episode of Vocal Tips in 10, I’m walking you through a simple, strategic sequence of exercises to help your voice reset and start feeling like you again—without forcing or overworking.We’ll work through:A gentle SOVT “HN” exercise on one note to ease the voice back inStraw in water with sliding intervals to help reduce swelling and irritationA “floppy jaw” release to reduce tension in the articulators (because your body will try to tighten up when you’re not at 100%)An “NG” exercise to reconnect resonance and smooth out your registersThis is the kind of reset I use with singers when their voice isn’t cooperating—so instead of guessing (or spiraling), you have a clear way forward.Stop guessing. Start training.🎤 Voice Gym → https://www.ambermoggcathey.com/voice-gym🎤 Vocal Pro Collective →https://www.ambermoggcathey.com/collectiveWatch this episode on YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.