Dark Mountain Music blog

Most singers are trying to think their way into sounding good. And that’s exactly why they stay stuck. They’re analyzing every note, second-guessing every phrase, and micromanaging every movement of their voice like it’s a math equation they need to...

Singing Isn’t Random — Your Nervous System Just Hates Surprises Most people think singing is random. Some days your voice feels great. Other days it feels tight, shaky, or completely uncooperative. So the conclusion most people jump to is: “I...

In the world of singing and music production, nothing has sparked quite as much debate as Autotune. This powerful vocal tool snuck its way into the music scene in the late 90’s and has only been growing in popularity since....

Music, like any art form, has its fundamentals. Whether you’re strumming a guitar, tickling the ivories, or singing your heart out, scales are the building blocks that underpin your musical journey. At Dark Mountain Music, your trusted provider of in-home,...

Have you ever recorded your singing voice, only to cringe at the sound? Or maybe you’ve hesitated to sing in public because you’re convinced your voice is less than stellar. You’re not alone. Many people, even those with immense musical...

Command the Stage: Every great performance begins with owning the stage. Whether you’re a solo artist or part of a band, exuding confidence and presence is key. Make eye contact, use your body language to express emotion, and embrace the...

Lights dimmed, hearts pounding, and a stage that beckons you to take the spotlight – being a performer is a thrilling yet demanding journey that requires dedication, practice, and a touch of magic. If you’re an aspiring artist in Edmonton,...

Becoming a skilled musician requires dedication, discipline, and consistent practice. However, it’s not just about the hours you put in; it’s about how you utilize that time. In this blog post, we’ll explore seven effective strategies to help you maximize...

As a musician, there’s nothing quite as frustrating as facing a creative block. You sit down with your instrument or in front of a blank sheet of paper, hoping for inspiration to strike, but nothing seems to flow. Don’t worry;...