


For singers ready to lead with artistry.
I support singers in building a deep, honest relationship with their voice and creativity, nurturing confidence and self-trust — so you can find your own collaborations, lead your own artistic projects, and step into the world as the artist you’ve always felt yourself to be.
Pillars of Becoming



"Artistry and self expression"
"Artistic Leadership & Collaboration"
"Navigate Creative Resistance"
Redefine what it means to be an artist — and lead from who you are.
Build the confidence and musicianship to collaborate — and attract the right collaborators through how you show up.
Notice the armour you reach for — and choose expression over self-protection.

"Jazz as an Approach"
Create in the moment, practice deep listening, risk, and play — and learn to trust your intuition.

"Protecting artistic Energy"
Supportive frameworks that nourish the inner artist and shape a life-aligned process.

"Community"
Grow alongside others through shared wins, challenges, and deep mutual support.
Words from Artists I'm working with
Testimonials
Emilia Mårtensson
Beyond Vocals Founder & Owner
Emilia Mårtensson is a Swedish vocalist, composer, and vocal coach/mentor based in Berlin. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London, is a Parliamentary Jazz Award–winning vocalist, the featured vocalist of the MOBO Award–winning ensemble Kairos 4tet, and she has led and toured her own projects worldwide.
She supports singers in clarifying their artistic vision, deepening their musicianship, and shaping a creative life that feels aligned, alive, and sustainable — so they can make the art they care about and show up as the artist they’ve always wanted to become.

HEY, I’m Emilia
I didn’t come to singing through big ambition.
Only through a love of music and a curiosity for the life it opened up.
I followed curiosity. I followed what felt natural.
Music slowly became a language, a community, and a way of life, and for a long time, making music felt like free play.
But somewhere along the way… it got noisy.
The music scene—especially in a place like London, where I ended up as a 20-year-old pursuing my career—can be full of creative energy and gorgeous opportunity, but also full of loud voices and opinions.
I started listening outward instead of inward. I compared. I tried to fit. I drifted from the part of me that first fell in love with life as an artist and musician.
Finding my way back has been a slow, tender process of shedding skin, asking better questions, and understanding what truly matters to me as a person, as a singer, and as an artist.
We always have the power to pause, realign, and redefine what being an artist means to us.
Today, I work with singers who want a deeper, kinder, more honest relationship with their voice and their creativity.
Together we build technique, confidence, and artistic identity — and just as importantly, self-trust and the ability to deeply follow our own intuition, so you can lead your own artistic projects with joy, clarity, and a strong inner artistic compass.
You don’t need fixing.
You don’t need to become someone else.
You get to become more you.
























