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Mitch Seekins Summary Profile

Mitch Seekins sang professionally for 37 years (1981–2018) and performed Pop, Rock, R&B, Jazz, and Opera across Canada, the United States, and Europe.

Mitch began teaching vocal technique in 1990 after five years of intensive vocal study. While teaching and maintaining an active professional performing career, he continued his vocal studies for another decade, constantly testing and refining the vocal concepts he was learning on his own voice while performing Pop, Rock, R&B, Jazz, and Opera. This unique combination of study, performance, and real-world application led to the development of the Mitch Seekins Vocal Technique—a proven training system that enables singers to perform in virtually any style while maintaining vocal health, strength, and longevity. Today, Mitch is widely known as “The Vocal Coach.”

Today’s recording and touring artists face greater vocal demands than ever before. The ability to maintain vocal health, endurance, consistency, and reliability—or overcome existing vocal challenges—has become essential for professionals and anyone pursuing a career in music.

Mitch’s vocal technique differs significantly from traditional vocal coaching. While traditional vocal coaching can often focus on songs, interpretation, and phrasing, Mitch’s approach develops the fundamental vocal skills and physical coordination that underpin successful singing. These skills transfer seamlessly across musical styles, enabling singers to build stronger, healthier, and more versatile voices. Simply put, Mitch teaches students how to sing—and how to continue developing their voices to their fullest potential.