Reflecting on my journey from singing “Daddy’s Hands” in 2016 to performing “Golden” in 2026, I’ve witnessed incredible growth not just in my vocal ability but in my appreciation for diverse music genres like musical theatre, opera, and even epic music. Over the past ten years, I focused on harnessing techniques essential for operatic singing, which helped me add power and emotional depth to my performances. One key aspect that I found invaluable was consistent practice and studying various singing styles. Musical theatre taught me expressiveness and storytelling, while opera improved breath control and vocal range. Combining these with influences from epic music and even K-pop demon hunter-themed soundtracks broadened my musical versatility. In addition, tuning into the subtle nuances of different genres helped me connect with audiences more genuinely. Learning to shift smoothly between the delicate tones of “Daddy’s Hands” to the grandeur and energy required for “Golden” was an exciting challenge that enhanced my confidence on stage. For anyone looking to evolve their singing over time, I recommend embracing a wide range of musical influences and focusing on both technical skills and emotional delivery. This balance has been key to my journey and continues to inspire me as I explore new music horizons.