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The #1 Missing Ingredient in Your Rock Audition? -- ATTITUDE
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In this episode, I share the 6 Main Attitudes of Rock Music that should form the foundation of your rock auditions.
Ever wonder why your rock auditions are missing the mark? You’ve got the right song, the right cut, the right range, the right pop “isms,” but there’s still something that’s “off.”
I see this all the time in students, and it can be super frustrating for them because they seem to have it ALL TOGETHER.
What’s that certain something that is missing? I call it ATTITUDE.
More than just being “angsty” or “sexy” or “groovy,” ATTITUDE grows from something much deeper. Attitude is your world view. How you walk through life everyday. Your demeanor, your disposition, the ways you interact with the world. That banner that you raise up high and say, “this is what I stand for.” That’s attitude.
In rock music, performers’ attitudes and world views can be boiled down to 6 main archetypes - the Rebel, the Seductress, the Life of the Party, the Sage, the Epic, and the Confessor.
Join me as I discuss each of these archetypes in depth and give you the exact inner monologues you can use in your own audition.
Press play and let’s discover which archetype you are most aligned with!
Xo,
Korrie
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