Talented music creative and VSC & UWTSD alumna, Juliet Russell, has been working on something truly exciting!
Juliet has recently launched her brand-new vocal coaching app, Do Your Sing, giving singers access to A-list professional vocal coaching right at their fingertips.
Designed for singers who want to train their voice for today’s music industry, as well as anyone looking to improve vocal stamina, control, confidence and musicality, Do Your Sing teaches users how to warm up effectively, build strong technique, and develop a healthy, sustainable voice.
You can learn more about Juliet’s inspiring journey and this exciting new venture in a feature article by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David.
Do Your Sing is now available to download on the App Store!
Congratulations, Juliet! We couldn’t be prouder of your hard work and achievements!
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