Matt Kramer — Voice Coach for Singers & High-Stakes Speakers
Platinum-selling vocalist. Second-generation master voice coach. Private training in South Florida and online worldwide.
Two Paths. One Instrument
For Singers
Private vocal training for developing singers, recording artists, performers, and serious students who want greater range, strength, control, consistency, and a deeper understanding of their instrument.
Singer Vocal Diagnostic — $500 - Two hours
For Speakers & Professionals
Private voice and performance work for executives, attorneys, founders, broadcasters, athletes, actors, media professionals, speakers, and others whose voice has to deliver when the moment matters.
Speaker Voice & Performance Diagnostic — $500 - Two hours
From Platinum Artist to World-Class Vocal Coach
As the former lead singer of the platinum-selling Atlantic Records band Saigon Kick, Matt built his career in recording studios, on international tours, and on stages where the voice had to deliver night after night. The band’s “Love Is on the Way” became a Top 12 Billboard Hot 100 hit and #1 MTV video.
But his relationship with the voice began much earlier.
Matt grew up inside Kramer Voice Company, founded in Miami in 1956 by his mother, master voice coach Kay Harrison Kramer. From an early age, he was surrounded by singers, musicians, lessons, and a way of understanding the voice as a complete physical instrument.
Today, Matt works privately with singers, speakers, executives, and other professionals whose voices matter to their work. His approach examines both the instrument itself and the performance that has to come from it.
For singers, that may mean greater range, consistency, power, freedom, and reliability. For speakers and professionals, it may mean greater authority, clarity, projection, stamina, and presence under pressure.
Every person arrives with a different instrument, history, habits, and objective. The work begins by understanding what the voice is doing now and determining what deserves attention next.
The career onstage taught him what performance demands.
A lifetime around voice training taught him how the instrument gets there.
Private coaching is available in North Miami Beach and online worldwide.
Trusted by World-Class Performers
For more than five decades, Otto Waalkes has built an extraordinary international career across live performance, music, film, comedy, and voice acting.
When a performer with that level of experience places, their voice in Matt Kramer's hands, it reflects the precision, trust, and professional understanding behind the Kramer voice method.
Whether the client is an established entertainer, a developing singer, or a high-stakes, professional speaker, the work begins in the same place: understanding the instrument, identifying what is limiting it, and building a voice that can perform reliably under pressure.
Otto Waalkes on Training with Matt Kramer
Coaching Beyond the Lesson Room
Voice training matters most when it has to hold up in the real world.
When members of the Miami Dolphins were preparing for a Super Bowl commercial, Matt Kramer was brought in to work on vocal delivery, timing, energy and on-camera performance.
That kind of work reflects a larger part of Matt’s approach. The voice is not trained in isolation from the moment in which it has to function. A singer may need to deliver in a recording session or on tour. A speaker may need to lead a room, handle an interview or communicate clearly on camera. A performer may have only a few takes to get it right.
Matt looks at what the voice and the performance are being asked to do, what may be interfering with that result, and where focused coaching can create the greatest change.
Different voices. Different demands. The same objective: be ready when it counts.
Matt Kramer coaching members of the Miami Dolphins for a Super Bowl commercial.
"I came to Matt Kramer because I felt like I was not being challenged and plateauing with my usual vocal routine. Just after the first couple of lessons, my range, tone, and sustainability improved tremendously. I was very happy to also have him prepare me for my time on NBC's "The Voice," because his techniques gave me the confidence I needed to remain comfortable on stage.
Singing from the Ground Up
Matt approaches every singer as an individual instrument. Before trying to make the voice bigger, higher or more powerful, he looks at how it is functioning now—what is working, what may be limiting it, and what the singer is ultimately asking the voice to do.
That may involve range, registration, breath coordination, resonance, tone, pitch, stamina, tension or consistency. But the work never ends with mechanics. A singer also has to phrase, interpret, communicate and remain connected to the music when the microphone is on or the room is full.
Matt works with singers at very different stages—from developing artists building their first reliable foundation to recording and touring performers who need an instrument that will hold up under professional demands.
Training may focus on:
- greater range and smoother register coordination
- stronger tone and resonance
- power without unnecessary strain
- improved stamina and consistency
- greater freedom in recording and performance
- a deeper understanding of how the individual voice works
The objective is not to turn every singer into the same kind of vocalist.
It is to build an instrument the artist can trust—and then give them the freedom to make it their own.
Jacob Thornton — singer-songwriter, with more than 3 million views.
A Voice Legacy Since 1956
Kramer Voice Company began in Miami in 1956 with Kay Harrison Kramer, a young classical singer and voice coach whose understanding of the voice would shape generations of performers.
Matt grew up inside that world—surrounded by singers, musicians, lessons and the belief that the voice is not simply something you use. It is an instrument that can be understood, developed and prepared for performance.
That foundation stayed with him through his own career as a recording artist and touring frontman and eventually became part of the way he approached coaching.
Today, Matt leads Kramer Voice Company as its second generation, carrying forward nearly seventy years of voice training while expanding the work to singers, speakers, executives and other professionals whose voices matter to what they do.
Methods evolve. Performance demands change. The rooms in which a voice has to succeed may now include a recording studio, concert stage, boardroom, courtroom, podcast or camera.
The instrument remains human.
And the work still begins the same way: understand the voice, then train it intelligently.
Kay Harrison Kramer performing at Miami Bayfront, 1956.
Our Clients Include
We proudly serve singers throughout South Florida — explore our nearby locations:
Singing Lessons Miami
Singing Lessons Miami Beach
Singing Lessons Coral Gables
Singing Lessons Fort Lauderdale
Singing Lessons Palm Beach