Cheryl Loon

Most people wait until they’re halfway through a song to feel warmed up. By then, you’ve already pushed your voice too much.

This “V-Buzz” warm up creates a cushion of air that protects your vocal folds while you stretch them out. It’s the fastest way to get your voice feeling light n awake.

How to do it:
1️⃣ Make a “Vvvv” sound (like a motorboat).
2️⃣ Feel that vibration on your bottom lip.
3️⃣ Slide up and down your range like a siren.

Simple, effective, and you can do it anywhere. 🚗🚿

Save this for your next practice session! 💾

Improve your vocal clarity n hit high notes easier by shifting your tongue forward. This video demonstrates the cluck trick to combat tongue tension and retraction. By doing this movement, you prevent the tongue from pulling back and blocking your airflow, leading to better vocal health and technique.

Did it work for you? Let me know in the comments!

The masseter is one of the strongest muscles we have, and for singers, it can be the biggest “sound blocker”. Use this quick exercise to unclench and open up your voice finally.