
Take charge of your vocal destiny.
Sing With Jeremy.
If you want to be out of your head onstage,
teach your body how to sing, not your mind.

Hi, I’m Jeremy!
I’ve always loved to sing, though learning to sing was a challenge for me. I didn’t feel anything between my eyes, placing the sound one place or another felt like a guessing game with questionable results, and I didn’t know what was meant by head & chest voice - was falsetto and head the same thing? Were they supposed to be separate, or could they become one? I had so many questions, but the real problem was the way I was being taught didn’t align with the way I needed to learn.
I still got into a competitive Musical Theatre Performance degree at University of Miami, and after a few years performing in regional theatre, on tours, and on cruise ships, I left New York and began teaching - but realized that I didn’t know anything. Somehow after 15+ years of training I had no idea when to do what. Why would I choose a 5-note scale over an arpeggio, modify a vowel, or do a breathing exercise? There was so much I knew I needed to learn.
I started reading books taking courses. I found mentors and started to understand singing on a technical level and develop a perspective. I branched my learning out into other areas like yoga and movement, experiential learning, biomechanics and biotensegrity, and I also started to incorporate techniques from Acting the Song classes that I was teaching and realized how important it is to integrate acting and singing - to train them together so they show up together.
You’ll find my pedagogy is unique and wholistic, and draws upon a way of learning that is organic and will make you curious to get keep exploring.