James Sills

Award-winning vocal facilitator, author of ‘Do Sing’, recognised for founding ‘The Sofa Singers’

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Do Sing: Reclaim Your Voice. Find Your Singing Tribe

Do Sing: Reclaim Your Voice. Find Your Singing Tribe

How to hire James Sills

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James Sills' official speaker topics are listed below:

  • Building Community 
  • The Mental and Physical Health Benefits of Singing
  • Leadership and Team building 
  • Overcoming Fear and Reclaiming Your Voice
  • Mental Health and Wellbeing

Official Feedback from In-Person & Virtual Events

Feedback from In-Person Events:

“James is an absolutely brilliant speaker with a very important message about how music – and singing in particular – can help us be our best selves.” – Kristian, OneTrackMinds

  • 2023 – Keynote speaker at The Do Lectures, discussing group singing as a powerful tool for human connection and leadership
  • 2020 – Received Points of Light Award from the UK government for founding The Sofa Singers, a global online singing community
  • 2019 – Published Do Sing: Reclaim Your Voice. Find Your Singing Tribe, a guide to building community and personal growth through singing
  • 2017 – Led over 300 people in song at The Good Life Experience festival, showcasing the transformative nature of group singing
  • 2016 – Established Wrexham One Love Choir, Wales’ first homeless choir, creating opportunities for vulnerable individuals to connect through music