Login
Groove, Sing, & All the Things

Groove, Sing, & All the Things

Hosted by: Amy Hailstone

A Podcast about singing, playing, writing, and performing music and the struggles and triumphs along the way. And of course, we also love to talk about all the things.

All Episodes

Episodes

EP6 3 Reasons to Keep Your Emotions Out of Your Singing

Yes, I said it. I meant it. Singing with too much emotion will not give you the result you hope for. Over-emotional singing might be fun at the moment, and many singers think that is what they are supposed to be...
View Episode

EP5 When is the Best Time to Practice Your Singing or Guitar? During Your 'Good' Energy

Have you ever told yourself you'd practice singing, or guitar later- only to feel too tired to follow through? You're not alone. The secret to more effective practice might be a s simple as timing. In this post, we'll...
View Episode

EP4 3 Benefits of Singers Who Can Accompany Themselves

Are you a singer who doesn't yet play an instrument but you're thinking about learning one? Let's talk about some benefits of being able to accompany yourself while singing.
View Episode

EP3 Are You a Musician in Need of Some Inspiration? Do This One Easy Thing!

Sometimes being a musician feels like all work and no play. Inspiration to play and create can seem further and further away. We're either practicing, learning new techniques, rehearsing, writing songs, learning...
View Episode

EP2 Are You a Learning to Sing or to Play Guitar Online? Do This One Powerful Thing in Addition

Are you learning to sing or play guitar online but haven't yet considered getting a teacher IRL? Having a vocal coach or guitar teacher IRL can be life-changing. Whether in studio or on a video call, a teacher lesson...
View Episode

EP1 Absolutely, You Can Learn to Sing!

Have you always wanted to learn to sing? Or maybe improve your singing? But you can come up with a list of so many reasons not to start? I'm here to tell you that...Absolutely, you can learn to sing! I will give you 7...
View Episode