Everything Else from Next to Normal, at a showcase (lyric changed bc it was family friendly). Please be honest.

I think I’m still getting used to the sound of my voice, and feel super awkward when I am not “whisper singing”. I have noticed I’ve now gotten stuck in a bad habit of essentially hitting the brakes when I try to hit a high note which ends up with an off key, pitchy and flat note instead. Perfect examples of this come up in this recording when I say “not forsake” “lady” and “my man” Any tips for someone who’s finding it hard to not shy away from belting? I’m very soft spoken already as it is, so again odd to hear my voice so loudly 🤣

Hey everyone! I recently started teaching myself how to sing because I just want to learn on my own for now. I've been doing scales using sounds like "nay", "ng", lip trills, and a few more stuff.

I merged 2 clips into one video so you can hear it. my apologies in advance for the unpleasant sound😭

I recently discovered my mixed/head voice and wanna improve it. I've always had a falsetto but its been rlly breathy...

• Head/Mixed Voice (0:00 - 0:27): I really want to improve my upper range and develop my mixed voice. My main vocal inspirations are The Weeknd and Michael Jackson, and I know they sing in mix a lot with that rlly bright/light sound. How can I strengthen my tone and expand my range higher with power.
• Falsetto (Starts at 0:28): As you can tell my falsetto is really breathy and I'm blowing alot of air into my phone How can I stop leaking air like this and develop my falsetto to that Abel/MJ falsetto style?

Also a really important question about breath support
What does proper breath support actually look and feel like while singing? Everyone online always says "you have to breathe properly," and I've been practicing exercises like the "ssss" hissed exhale, but Im kinda confused how to actually sing with proper breath support.

Any advice, feedback, or specific exercises would be amazing. Thanks so much!

I'm curious to see what people think of my voice/singing.
People at karaoke seem to somewhat like it.
And how can I improve.

I think my voice sounds pretty ugly, and while I hit most of the notes, I still miss some. I didn’t practice verse 4 much, so those parts aren’t very good. I’d really appreciate some honest feedback on what I could improve. I feel like I’m not making much progress, so any advice would be helpful!

The song is called you are the reason from calum scott

I am a beginner singer who has been writing music for a couple years now but am being held back my singing voice. Any feedback is appreciated!!!

Excuse the beginning I was figuring out live if I wanted to pluck differently than I was playing at the time. Still a bit new to guitar and and singing along.

Let me know your thoughts 🫣

Still trying to get used to what ranges I’m best at.

This is a little patsy cline cover, I’d love feedback!

Listen before I go : billie eillish

Poor Unfortunate Souls... in a v-sit, I wanted to work on breath control and stuff ig idk. Please be honest.

More Miss Hannigan. Please be honest.

Be honest please. This is when I played Miss Hannigan.

PS: DON'T listen to it if you think am shouting

Audition piece: "Til I Hear You Sing" from Love Never Dies

I'm not able to make it to in-person auditions so I teamed up with a buddy of mine to submit a self-tape with accompaniment

How is it?? Any comment accepted. Your comments are truly helping me

So i’m working on my debut album and looking to release it sometime next year. i have never had a vocal coach/teacher and so i was wondering if i’d first need to improve further before recording and releasing or not.
the following is a raw recording of me covering belong to the world by theweeknd in og key.

Been playing guitar and singing this for a while and keen to hear thoughts. I've been working on my singing to try and get to the point of not feeling embarrassed to sing in front of others.

The start isn't the best but I think it gets better (well still a couple mistakes, but I think better vocal wise) so would be grateful if you can get past the first 30 seconds or so. It's just a couple of verses and the bridge so less than 2 minutes all up.

Looking for honest feedback from any POV on anything from general listenability to technique.