Nothing beats singing with other people, whether at a stadium concert, a big sports event, or in a choir. It’s a powerful, uplifting and joyful expression of our humanity. But singing together is much more than that.

James Sills is a vocal leader on a mission to get more people singing. It supports our mental, physical and emotional health; and when we sing with others, we form deep connections with ourselves, the people around us, and the present moment.

Do Sing is a guide to help reawaken a love of singing. In this book, you will:



- Learn simple exercises to improve breathing, posture and pitch
- Understand what might be holding you back
- Get started with a few familiar songs
- Compile the soundtrack to your life so far


Music is powerful and singing is cathartic. So, in the words of Bob Marley, let’s get together and feel alright.

'An open door to the joyous world of singing.'­ Cerys Matthews

'The choral leader who knows all about power of raising our voices together.’ The Today Show, NBC

'For Sills, group singing ticks all the boxes of the NHS's five recommended steps to wellbeing: social connection, being active, learning new skills, giving to others and mindfulness.’ Telegraph

'Sills makes a passionate case for the importance of lifelong singing to improve wellbeing, bring us closer to our local communities and lift us up body and spirit.’ Making Music

'A poignant reminder of the holistic benefits of singing in a choir in an age of solitude'. BBC Music Magazine

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