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No more hiding. Finally sing along to the songs you're already playing on guitar.​

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Get instant access to all five Sing & Strum Jumpstart lessons and accompanying PDF with a complimentary Guitar Fam account.

IN THIS FREE MINI-COURSE 

You Will:

✓ Play and sing through a real song (the one you can pull out when someone asks you to play something)

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✓ Use a 4-step method to coordinate your hands with your voice on any song

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✓ Build a solid foundation with proper posture, breathing and pitch so you running out of breath halfway through the line ​

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✓ Learn about the 3 vocal resonators and how to properly warm up your voice​

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WELCOME!

I'm Chelsea Amber.

Co-Founder of Guitar Fam & Your Singing Coach

I know what it's like to watch other people sing along to their guitars so naturally and feel like you're never going to get there. When I first started to learn, my coordination was clunky, my timing was choppy and I had no idea how to do both at the same time, let alone well.

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When it finally clicked, every song got easier and the opportunities to use my guitar songs in real life flew wide open.

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Since then, I've been able to help other singing guitarists find the same freedom, even if they've never had a singing lesson before.

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And I'm here to help you too. By the end of this free mini-course, you will be singing and playing a real song, and well on your way to confidently using the songs you're learning on guitar in real life.

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From your living room to real moments: campfires, family gatherings, church, or even your first open mic. Learn to play and sing songs you can actually use.

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Chelsea

ACCESS YOUR free mini-course NOW

Finally gain the confidence to sing along with your guitar.

What Private Lesson Students Are Saying...

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“Wife wanted me to write a love song to her. So I wrote and performed her a love song as my vows for our 20-year vow renewal.”

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David L.

Cayman Islands

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