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A first song can begin with a line, a melody or an idea you want to describe. Keep a notebook or voice note so you can return to fragments instead of expec

Mayia’s education includes a UAL Level 3 qualification in Music Performance and Production at Cambridge Regional College in 2022. This forms part of her ro

Mayia achieved Trinity Grade 6 Rock & Pop Vocals with Merit. It is one part of a musical background that also includes stage performance, dance and songwri

Mayia trained with Wendy Burke’s dance school in Huntingdon. Singing and dancing were part of her childhood, alongside opportunities to rehearse, compete a

You do not need childhood stage experience to begin enjoying singing as an adult. Start with the kind of music you already like and decide what you want fr

An open mic can give a new singer a manageable first performance goal. Attend as a listener first if you can. Notice how people sign up, how long they perf

A short practice with a clear aim is easier to repeat than an occasional long session. Choose one section of a song and decide whether you are working on w

Your first song does not need to be the most impressive one on your playlist. Familiar words, a clear melody and a comfortable range give you more room to

You can begin singing without an audience, a recording studio or a finished plan. Choose a song you enjoy and start with a short section that feels comfort