Being a vocalist is a lifestyle.
By starting this journal you’re committing to an incredible journey of self-discovery, vocal development, and empowerment. Enjoy the process, elevate your voice, and as always - sleep, sing, slay, repeat!
Your Journal
The dedicated Journal section is all about active work. You’ll define your session aims, set some focus points that span a wide range of developmental categories, then dive in to some amazingly practical work.
We’ve developed 14 tasks to help you deep dive into the story/vibe of a song, develop your vocal delivery, understand rhythm, notes, and range, and to help you reframe and build your performances.
Voice Check-in
Whether you choose to do your journal on a daily basis, every other day, or just a handful of times a week, each time you pick it up you’ll dive straight into a Voice Check-in. It’s a way of keeping grounded with your wellbeing, as well as to externalise how your voice is feeling on any given day.
Train with intention
Countless studies have shown that journaling has incredible benefits for improving memory function, personal performance, mental health, and productivity.
The Voice Journal provides you with a system to organise your thoughts and practice, track and understand your voice and its changes, and make long-lasting improvements to the way you train your voice and prepare for a performance.
Get voice ready.
Performance Optimisation
Designed to help you develop powerful voice and performance habits.
Goal Setting
Visualise and define your voice and set goals for where you'd like to be in the future.
Mental Health
Daily gratitude and confidence affirmations, and a stress tracker to help keep you mindful.
Reflections
Reflect on your progress with visual cues and voice metrics to boost motivation.
Guided Journey
We'll guide you though each step of your vocal development journey.
14 Exceptional Tasks
Choose 1-3 tasks to do each day from a range of developmental categories.
Guided by science
We consulted world-leading pedagogues, authors, voice experts, and vocal coaches, and spent over 500 hours developing a new way of helping you evolve as a performer.
The result is the Voice Journal.
Meet The Creators
Get to know the minds behind the Voice Journal
Oren Boder
I'm an award winning singing teacher, inventor, and serial entrepreneur. I have a passion for the voice and tech, I adore Musical Theatre, and I love building things. I'm a perpetual learner and always seek out new ways to enrich my mind. I've studied at institutions all over the world, including RCSSD (Vocal Technique), LCM (Teaching Voice), NYVC (Vocal Pedagogy), MDX University (Psychology & Music and Engineering), HarvardX (Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence).
I have authored a #1 Amazon "Most Wished For" book on the physics of singing straws, developed new AI tech for singers, and created a new medical device for stoma patients. I was a runner up at the 2023 Great British Entrepreneur Awards, and I hold several pending-patents for my inventions. I'm also an archer and passionate amateur astronomer.
Dr. Gillyanne Kayes
& Jeremy Fisher
Dr Gillyanne Kayes is a voice researcher, trainer and singing voice expert, internationally recognised for her insight into function of the singing voice. In her doctoral research Gillyanne investigated acoustic, physiological and perceptual aspects of female voice use in different genres. Her current mission is to influence and inspire vocal trainers to collaborate and grow.
Jeremy Fisher is a national prizewinning collaborative pianist, CPD accredited vocal coach and multiple bestselling author on vocal and performance techniques. He uses a combination of cutting-edge vocal physiology, high-level musicianship and performance intuition to help singers and singing teachers find their own unique voice and style.
Our mission is to help performers be the best they can be, to help teachers understand what they do & to promote excellence in voice training. We’ve published bestselling books, a warmup app (#1 on Google Play) and multiple voice training resources for singers in different genres. Vocal Process, for voices that work.