The main difference between a voice teacher and a vocal coach is what they focus on.

There is a difference between a singing lesson and a vocal coaching session. The vocal teacher helps you sing a note, while a vocal coach helps you become the note.

A voice teacher helps improve your singing technique and overall voice health. They work on things like hitting the right notes, expanding your vocal range, controlling your voice, and whether you’re singing from your head or chest.

On the other hand, a vocal coach focuses on making your songs sound great. They help with stage presence, portrayal of emotion, putting on a good show, learning new songs, and handling live performances.

Generally, vocal coaches work with more experienced singers and artists, while voice teachers work with people at all skill levels.

If you’re seeking professional coaching, feel free to contact Dean at dean@kingsofar.com

Watch out for Landon Conrath and the track “Replay“. Reminiscent of artists like Atlas Genius, fans of Indie/Pop will embrace it.

Minneapolis alternative artist Landon Conrath found his musical voice while drumming in bands. Since his debut in 2020, his indie-pop music has gained traction, earning millions of Spotify streams. “I want to make music that people can connect with,” he says, focusing on authenticity over trends.

His songs like “Papercuts” and “lowercase” honestly explore love and life. His latest song, “2AM,” delves into late-night feelings and the pain of deception. Through his music, Landon deals with uncertainty, staying true to himself through life’s ups and downs.

Discover the vibes of Swedish artist TOVE and her latest ambient track, “Sucker Punch.” If you’re craving something atmospheric and mesmerizing, look no further. Fans of psychedelic indie rock/folk will be drawn to TOVE’s captivating blend of hushed melodies and rustic charm.

Tove says, “I wrote this song about forgiving something that is deemed as unforgivable. Sometimes we need to turn the other cheek and choose to see the good in people.”

Give it a stream on KOAR’s indie invaders playlist.

Check out august at night and the new track “Greyhound.” Fans of folk rock and coffeehouse will like it.

The track could find a home on Spotify’s “Folk & Friends,” “Folk Finds,” or “Coffeehouse Blend.”

august shares, “Some things are a return. Like that reminder of the deeper truth in every song, in every piece of art. A little glimpse of who you were and who you’re becoming. That thing that remains. This song, for me, is that return.”

Look out for Cat Rian, the Country Pop artist, and her latest single “Read The Room.” With lyrics urging to “Read The Room, It’s the least you can do,” Cat Rain fuses pop country with indie pop, offering a straightforward yet irresistibly catchy slow-burning track.

The track could easily fit on Spotify’s Country Roads Vibes or Pop Perfection playlists. Cat Rian hails from Las Vegas and spent her formative years singing and performing on the Las Vegas strip. She served as the lead singer of resident bands at the Delano Hotel and the MGM Signature.

In 2015, she partnered with the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, directing proceeds from her song “You Are Strong” to the cause. She took the lead in the “Anti-Bullying School Tour,” where she not only performed but also helped school children, teaching them the lyrics of “You Are Strong” while discussing topics like self-love and empathy. In 2017, Cat became the youngest artist invited to sing an original song at the Las Vegas Composer’s Showcase at The Smith Center. While at Stanford University, Cat Rain served as the lead singer of “The House Band,” releasing a self-titled EP in 2022. Recently graduating from Berklee College of Music, her music blends vocals with trap/country beats inspired by Morgan Wallen and delicate and honest lyricism. CONTINUE READING