Liz Jackson

The Voice Lab, Inc.

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Liz integrates decades of experience as a voice teacher, singer, sound engineer, researcher, and mentor to connect with each student exactly as they are. She listens deeply and guides students to become their own best teachers.

Liz’s teaching weaves together impactful directives, easy-to-understand explanations, and unconventional compliments (e.g. “your voice sounds like glimmers of sunshine on calm ocean water.” Her teaching style is equal parts delightful nerdery and heartfelt connection. In addition to teaching voice students, Liz also trains fellow voice teachers through workshops, classes, and pedagogy coaching.

We recommend Liz if you:

  • Haven’t found a voice yet that feels like you, but you’re not exactly sure what you sound like

  • Want support as you navigate voice transition on T

  • Love to laugh while making new and empowering sounds with your voice

More about Liz

Liz integrates decades of experience as a voice teacher, singer, sound engineer, researcher, and mentor to connect with each student exactly as they are. Her diverse career and interests have spanned across genres and disciplines ranging from vocal jazz to heavy metal; synesthesia to acoustic principles; queer advocacy to gender-affirming voice care.

Her first book, One Weird Trick: A User’s Guide to Transgender Voices is used across the globe as a teaching tool for individuals, practitioners, and academic institutions. Together with co-author Brian Kremer, The Singing Teacher’s Guide to Transgender Voices (2nd ed 2026) delves into the cultural and technical foundations of gender-inclusive and affirming pedagogy.