The first episode of Season 2 of the MasterYOURvoice podcast features an interview with indy artist LO LA!! The conversation is a deep dive into her work and her meteoric rise including her accidental viral moment and some insights on using new media to connect to fans. 

Heidi sits down for a chat with Stephanie Gonzales of Apropos Management in a wide ranging conversation discussing her 30+ years in the music industry. Her amazing career and incredible insights  and advice are a must listen for up and coming artists and those interested in hearing the inside scoop from her perspective inside the music industry.

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On today's episode, we talk to flutist, music educator and arts administrator, Caitlin Boruch. We discuss her upcoming music series and the importance of finding purpose in performing. For more information on the Music for Ukraine Concert Series see: https://events.unicefusa.org/event/music-for-ukraine

Matt Workman joins Heidi Vass on todays episode. We talk about topics related to choral music, opportunities for singers and new ways to consider the genre. Featured music by Aidan Vass (Emily Dickenson Songs, Santa Barbara Press) and Stacy V. Gibbs (Wait til I Put on My Crown, Hinshaw publising). 

In this episode, Heidi talks vocal tech -  what it is and why it matters for singers.

On today's podcast I sit down with Recording artist Jeremiah Gray for an interesting conversation about music, art and the importance of making your own path.

In this episode master voice teacher, Heidi Vass, discusses the importance of good repertoire choices and leaning on the wisdom of a well-curated community of singers.

In this episode we discuss one of the greatest challenges all singers face - putting yourself out there.