Somatic Singing
helps your
system
stop
sabotaging
your voice
If your voice feels tight, unreliable, or disconnected, the answer is rarely more force or more “correct” technique. It is learning how your body and voice can support each other so expression becomes easier, not harder.
“The singing voice is not just a way to make sound; it is part of your whole system, tightly woven into how you feel, sense, and move.”
This is a space to explore singing somatically – treating voice and body as one integrated whole.
By working with this connection, you can build a voice that is more flexible, more honest, and more at home in your own body.
A little about me….
Nicholas Andrew
From a young age I was captivated by singing, even though truth be told, I wasn’t naturally gifted, NOT AT ALL.
The passion was there but unfortunately for me the voice I imagined didn’t match what others heard!
Still, I pressed on & began taking voice lessons & after a few years I had made enough vocal progress to start performing in musicals & cabarets in the local areas until eventually after about a decade of tuition I secured my first contract that eventually led me to spend several years abroad as part of performance teams & show bands. I loved it.
But as I worked I always continued my vocal journey. I had lessons with teachers from all different backgrounds & had my eyes opened to a variety of different techniques, vocal trends, quick fixes & the latest gimmicks that the singing world had to offer.
I’ll be honest, some of it worked & some of it didn't. I desperately wanted to find the “method” that I thought would finally help me to feel at home in my own voice because honestly it just felt like something was always missing.
But then in a twist of fate everything changed when I accidentally stumbled across Somatic Education. The mind-body connection in relation to singing turned out to be the missing element that I’d been searching for all along.
This approach not only transformed the way I sing but how felt about my voice too. I’d even go so far as to say that it even changed how I felt about myself as a person.
It still continues to inspire, shape & influence me every day.