What the guides cover
The guides are for beginners of any age who want to sing with more confidence, whether that means a choir, karaoke, an open mic or singing along at home. They start with the basics of breathing and a daily warm-up, explain how to look after your voice, and then move on to range, pitch, practice, performing and recording.
About the name
The name includes the word radio, but Singers Radio is a written guide only. It doesn't broadcast, stream or play music, it runs no shows, and it doesn't represent any station, record label, venue or music school. There are no lessons, auditions or bookings here.
How the guides are written
We describe widely taught, gentle techniques that suit beginners, and we keep advice general. Where sources disagree, such as on the exact notes that define each voice type, we give rounded figures and say that they vary. We don't rate or recommend brands, apps or equipment, and we don't name songs for you to buy. When a tool comes up, such as a tuner app or a USB microphone, we describe the kind of tool, not a product.
Health information
Several pages touch on vocal health. That information is general and is not medical advice. Singing should never hurt. If it does, or if your voice stays hoarse or changes and doesn't recover, stop singing and see a doctor, ideally an ear, nose and throat specialist, or a speech-language pathologist who works with voice. A qualified voice teacher can help with technique, but a teacher can't diagnose a problem with your voice.
How the site is run
The site has no partner links and no sponsored posts, and no company pays to be mentioned. It has no accounts, sign-ups or comments. The privacy policy explains what data the hosting service handles.
Where to begin
If you have never had a singing lesson, start with the breathing guide, then try the warm-up for a week before you test your range. If you already sing and want to perform or record, the last two guides are written for you.
Corrections and contact
If you spot a mistake, such as a wrong note name or an outdated detail about recording, please write to contact@singersradio.com. We read messages and fix confirmed errors.