What Can A Free Jaw Do? Artist Video Examples
To get the best tone, control and vocal freedom, the jaw tightness needs to be conquered and the jaw loosed. You don't have to go overboard, just loosen your jaw so that it can move all around in a slight chewing motion and open wide easily at the back of the molars with no tension clamping it together. Doing this helps you keeping the river of sound flowing and not pinched. Pinch-- and you lose vocal control and tone; it's that simple.
To illustrate what I'm talking about, take a look at the following artists' video performances. This works in any contemporary genre, whether you're a rock, country, r&b, gospel, jazz singer... whatever. Free the jaw and free the voice.
Thanks!
To illustrate what I'm talking about, take a look at the following artists' video performances. This works in any contemporary genre, whether you're a rock, country, r&b, gospel, jazz singer... whatever. Free the jaw and free the voice.
- Jennifer Nettles singing "Baby Girl"
- Whitney Houston singing "One Of Those Days"
- Andrea Bocelli singing "Melodramma"
- Jason Mraz singing "I'm Yours"
- Faith Hill singing "When The Lights Go Down"
- Bono singing "Vertigo"
- Christina Aguilera singing "Hurt"
- Eva Cassidy singing "Fields Of Gold"
Thanks!
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