Recording vocals is such a fun and complex process. After we finish writing our songs and get them ready for the studio, we have so much to think about when it comes to vocals, from portraying emotion to crafting background vocals and so much more. I’m beyond excited to welcome back Allison Leah to talk all about recording vocals.

The quote for this episode is by Grimes: “I feel like vocals are to music what portraits are to painting. They’re the humanity. Landscapes are good and fine, but at the end of the day, everyone loves the Mona Lisa.” Allison and I truly had a blast chatting about vocals. We talk about coloring our vocals with emotion, recording lead vocals, making our songs sparkle with background vocals, and more. Our conversation is full of laughs, stories, and lots of tips and tricks for recording vocals. This is a genuine chat about vocals like no other, and Allison and I hope you enjoy it.

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