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The Vocalist's Craft: Studio & Soul Sessions

byShubhangi CPerforms at venues across Mumbai and travels pan-IndiaStarts from75,000 Per EventView full gallery

Singing is my safe space, my therapy, and my home. Here is a look at how I hone my craft, the practice behind the performance, and the raw energy that goes into every note.

In the studio, hitting a C#6. My voice is my instrument, and as a vocal coach and a singer, I am constantly exploring its capabilities.

A clip of me practicing a Yebba octave leap. Consistent, structured vocal practice is what allows for spontaneous and playful moments like this.

A one-take vocal cover of 'Shade Of Blue' by Incognito. This song was a test of restraint and dynamic control, a core part of my vocal training philosophy.

In the studio, recording original music for the Adil Manuel Collective. This is where the magic begins, writing and creating fresh, groovy tracks.

A casual moment singing 'I can make it through the rain'. Sometimes, you just have to sing, especially when it's raining. This is my peace.

Vibing with the band during a rehearsal for our Blues Day event. Preparation is key to delivering a tight and powerful performance.

Singing 'Stand By Me' on a rainy morning. The rain always inspires me to sing. This is a simple, acapella moment of joy.

A quick vocal doodling session before my classes start. It's important to play and have fun with your voice.

Singing 'Fly Me to the Moon' acapella. This is one of my favorite warm-up songs; it always feels fresh and helps me get ready for a session.

Doodling to 'Rain' by SWV in the morning. Singing is my therapy and meditation. It's how I find my inner voice.

About The Vocalist's Craft: Studio & Soul Sessions

A lot of people think hitting high notes is just about natural talent, but it’s actually about disciplined, daily habit. Whether I'm recording original music or prepping for a live gig, I keep my sessions real—I even leave in the imperfections. It’s about building a vocal foundation that holds up when you’re on stage, not just when you’re standing in a quiet room.

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