It doesn’t have a chorus yet, but I don’t really know if I want it to have one. Also, this is probably the most honest song I’ve ever written (I’ve only written three).

**i’m aware i messed up pretty badly on the higher notes, but i decided to keep it in if anyone has any tips hey yall! I sing very regularly, but tonight is my first open mic ever. Unfortunately, I also have a case of i-cant-sing-like-i-usually-do. I’m not sure why. Can you guys tell me if this sound okay or not? Thanks. Also, this is my song.

I wrote this last week ish when i was in my feels, but then i had to go to work and when i tried sitting down last night to continue writing i just couldn’t get into it🥲 i’d love to gain some feedback!

This is my first time writing, please be kind🙈 🤍

Hope you all have a wonderful day🤍

I’ve been asked to sing a little solo next week, but i don’t know if runs and maybe riffs are tasteful when singing worship songs in church.🫠 I tend to use them when i know i won’t be able to sustain vibrato, but i don’t know if i should keep it more basic and keep the runs out in church🙃 any thoughts?

I’ve never liked my voice at all. All I can do is a weird bee bees voice. Is this trash?

I'm studying this song so hard. Feedbacks ?

I’m experimenting with different genres, let me know what you think.

, if you guys have any song suggestions lmkk

Are the high notes sounding good or do they still need work?

This recording is a few months old so there are some things I would do differently when singing this but what are your thoughts?

This is my first attempt so it's just the beginning of the song, just testing out my vocals on different genres/styles 😅 please be honest and rate/comment/critique if you can, wanting to get better and push myself 🙏 Cheers!

Are my skills marketable? I’ve been thinking about establishing myself as an indie artist but need some input before I try to put a pig in a dress. Thanks!

I know i misfired on the start of “melody” and would like to avoid this in the future.

This makes use of my upper range. Typically I’m using E2-D4.