Adam Levine’s vocal coach

Ron Anderson also worked with Maroon 5 band and has been Adam Levine’s vocal coach.

Adam has experienced the training as his saving grace; he’s been Ron Anderson’s student for about ten years now. Ron Anderson has been called to many of his Maroon 5 tours when Adam Levine has experienced fatigue or troubled noted during his shows. Eliminating the stress and pressure his vocal cords had to go through. Ron Anderson has even traveled to Bangkok for a one night show just to get him out of trouble.

Who is Adam Levine? The nine-year path to the top of the charts and musical industry recognition

Adam Levine (born March 18, 1979) is a vocalist and guitarist of American pop rock band Maroon 5. As he admits, his musical taste and interest in music were largely influenced by his mother. At home, she listened to The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, and Simon & Garfunkel. Adam, fascinated by music, at the age of 10, started taking guitar lessons. However, it was his voice that became his greatest asset. The high-pitched, instantly recognizable singing remains the brand of Maroon 5. Adam is a real phenomenon in the pop world as his voice (classified as a tenor) has a 3 and a half octave range. That’s why he sings in the falsetto very often, which makes Maroon 5’s music much more interesting. Such a voice requires care and good technique. That is why Adam has been cooperating with Ron Anderson, a professional vocal teacher, for many years. Thanks to their work, the vocal parts of the Maroon 5’s frontman can still delight live.

Deep Water Jump, Kara’s flowers, and first dissolution

At the age of 15, he founded the band “Kara’s Flowers” with a few school friends. Levine took on the role of guitarist and vocalist. The lineup has played several shows at California clubs and attracted renowned producer Tommy Allen. Thanks to him, the band released their first album “The Fourth World” (1997) for Reprise Records. It was promoted by the single “Soap Disco”. Unfortunately, the group’s music went completely unnoticed and didn’t achieve any success in the charts. There was also no promotional tour. This was the reason the disappointed group broke up shortly after. After the break-up, Adam started college, but quit after one semester and started working on CBS. At the same time, the groups decided to give each other another chance and started rehearsals. They recorded a demo tape, which, however, initially did not arouse the interest of any label. Until Octone Records noticed the band and offered them to release an album.

Breakthrough success with „Songs About Jane”. The beginning of the never-ending streak

A new, fifth member joined the band and the name was changed to Maroon 5. Adam wanted the music on the album not to be typical rock and roll. He wished to include elements of funky and R&B in it. At the same time, he wrote songs and lyrics about his former, very turbulent relationship. The result was the debut album “Songs About Jane”, released in 2004. The single “This Love” from it, elevated the group to the top of popularity. Eclectic music, contagious melodies, and the singer’s interesting voice attracted crowds of fans around the world. And that was just the beginning. Subsequent albums “It Won’t Be Soon Before Long” (2007) and “Hands All Over” (2009) brought several of mega-hits reigning in the charts. The band has become an international megastar and Adam himself – the idol of the crowds, and most desired musical collaborator. The group’s streak continues. Each album brings new great songs.

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