megan,
seth riggs' 'singing for the stars' and roger love's 'set your voice
free' are two books that come with cds containing very useful exercises.
both work with pop singers (the drawbacks being that some of the information
in love's book is not quite accurate and riggs' book is saturated with
endorsements) and both have websites (sorry, can't remember the urls). mark
baxter, author of 'the rock & roll singer's survival manual' has a fairly
good website at www.voicelesson.com.
these three all work with well known pop or rock singers and are used to
addressing those needs. riggs is probably the best and i think it is fairly
obvious that love studied with riggs at one point. baxter has a very
different way of describing what amounts to being the same ideas about how
the voice works best.
mike
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