Our Studios

Voice Studio

We are a renowned vocal studio and performance group with over 100 talented singers, offering vocal, guitar, and piano lessons.

Our performers have graced events such as Music Is Art and Hunter's Day of Hope, as well as major venues like The Hard Rock Cafe and the Erie County Fair. Our students have competed in American Idol, The X Factor, and The Voice. We also host workshops with industry professionals like Gwen Stewart from RENT, Heather Morris from Glee, and Disney's Ted Kryczko and Gary Powell.

Our "Studio Two" Recording/Video Studio, managed by Dan Monroe, provides a professional space for aspiring artists. We cater to all music genres and age groups, preparing students for a variety of performances and events.

Contact 716-600-SING to book our performers or to schedule a lesson. We're eager to showcase our talents and contribute to Buffalo's vibrant music scene!

About Debbie Monroe

Debbie Monroe has been a professional piano and vocal instructor for over 25 years. She has been a vocal coach for the past 20 years and is currently representing over 100 select vocalists. It is her goal to develop each student to their full vocal and performance potential.

Debbie was actually on American Idol years ago and was interviewed as a voice coach. We have had many students make it to the" Big" audition with Randy, Paula, and Simon, and 2 of our students were actually on the show "American Idol" a few years ago! Caitlin Koch (studio instructor) made it to the TOP 8 female singers on The X Factor! Colton Rudloff (studio instructor) was a member of the Pop Boy Band "Midnight Red".

Our mission

As performance coaches, we utilize vocal and physical techniques to develop a singer's imagination, creativity, and emotional performance skills while working with song material.

A song performance coach helps with the voice and teaches the performance skills to take the performer to the next level. I assist artists in overcoming easily correctable vocal problems, such as faulty breathing and voice placement. I feel that if you want to be the best performer you can, don't settle for mediocrity. Mediocrity in an artist means someone satisfied with just memorizing words and, hopefully, singing on key. Our profession can be more satisfying than that, and I want to help performers be the best they can be. I love performing, rehearsing, and teaching. The next best thing to performing is to help guide young, talented singers, actors, and musicians on fun journeys toward their professional goals.

Performance skills are developed by learning the techniques of our craft and then rehearsing them while we allow ourselves to draw on our imagination and let the music come from within. A song is a story we sing and share with our audience. I believe a true performer makes an audience want to return to see them perform again and again. These performance skills are best developed through mutual respect between the artist and the coach, lots of laughter, and good old-fashioned hard work. I am willing to do everything in my power to help a performer achieve their goal and enjoy it at the same time. It is my passion and what I love to do.