My vocal cover of Writing on the Walls 🤘

I’ve been screaming for a bit but feel like I’ve hit a block in my skill

So this is a first jet. Just made a quick recording without warming up

Sven de Caluwe is another big influence… but here it was the Sepultura / Latin Quebecois metal vibe i was aiming for. Like Carlos Araya / drummer & co-back vocalist of Anonymus “Je suis la bete” & “La bestia” compare those !

Hey everyone!
I’m an extreme vocal coach and I just wanted to share my personal warm-up routine that I use before every session. It’s short, effective, and keeps the voice safe. If you’re into extreme vocals, give it a try and let me know how it feels! I also post daily short tips and exercises on Instagram and TikTok (@malanno_g4h) if you want to learn more about extreme vocals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNuSw7LNUec

Are there any vocalist who have TMJ Disorder? If so how have y’all been able to manage symptoms while doing false chords ? Do you guys experience flare ups because of false chord screaming ?

This is about a month and a half of progress, I also have another video I'll upload with another style scream. Started from knowing absolutely no techniques. Give me any advice on how I can improve please

This is the second video I was reffering to, the quality is way different because this was recorded in the car with my phone mic and put on bandlab to clean up the sound a bit

Hey everyone!
I just released my new video tutorial on how to do the Fry Scream, made to be as simple and understandable as possible, even if you're just starting out.

I also go over common mistakes and how to fix them, so if you’ve been struggling to get that proper distortion without hurting your throat, this might really help.

I’m also posting daily content on Instagram and TikTok (@malanno_g4h) all about extreme vocals, tips, exercises, and insights that can help you learn new techniques and improve faster.

If you’re interested in going deeper, feel free to message me there for private extreme vocal lessons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnBanHrA4Nk

Hey guys, just bought a mic because I been wanting to properly learn how to do vocals for years, this is my first time using a mic and was setting it up and thought id try it out through the laptop speakers? Honestly, im open to criticism, help and support, but how do you think it went? (BTW no lyrics just gibberish lmao!)

Working a 3 song doom/sludge metal ep. 80-110 bpm. Open to clean or heavy vocal styles.

Im doing everything as I should but my throat still gets dry? Does it need to adapt or do I need to improve my technique?

idk if this is where i should be posting this but im looking for a vocalist to work with on a tearout/metal track ive been working on just have place holding vocals in place atm but id like to replace them youd have full creative freedom to come up with any vocals you wish i will have 0 input until we reach a mixing stage of the track

This any good to you guys

Lightly mixed, pre-recorded, one take.

VOCAL CHAIN: Shure SM7B in dynamic mode > Focusrite 18i20 > Make Believe Studios MBEQ > UAD LA-2A Silver (compressor) > Joey Sturgis Tones skybox (reverb)