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Adia Fox

Head of Artist Development, Artist Developer (Voice)

Adia Fox is a Dallas-based vocal coach, Recording Academy Member, and artist development specialist working with professional and emerging artists across the United States. She currently serves as one of the heads of the Artist Development program and Lead Vocal Coach at The Creatives Factory and is the founder of Adia Fox Music LLC, where she provides independent coaching to vocal professionals nationwide. With more than 15 years of experience in vocal technique, artist development, and branding, Fox is known for building technically strong, stylistically versatile, and career-ready artists.


Since beginning her teaching career in 2010, Fox has worked extensively in contemporary commercial music, specializing in pop, rock, musical theater, progressive metal, worship, and commercial styles. She trains artists of all ages — from young singers discovering their voices, to adolescents navigating the voice change, to seasoned touring and recording professionals. Her clients include recording artists, touring performers, music ministers, musical theater actors, and artists returning to performance post-injury. Her teaching philosophy is artist-centered: “Your technique should serve your artistic needs.”


Fox previously spent nine years as a Private Voice Instructor and Trainer of Teachers with Septien Entertainment Group in Dallas, Texas, where she coached novice through professional artists and mentored fellow instructors in contemporary vocal pedagogy. She continues to host training sessions for voice coaches throughout the artistic community and remains actively engaged in advancing pedagogical standards in commercial voice training.


Her medically informed, science-forward teaching style emphasizes vocal sustainability and long-term career health. Fox regularly pursues continuing education through voice science and medical conferences hosted by The Voice Foundation, the Singer Symposium at UT Southwestern Medical Center, and the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS), along with numerous artist development and music industry workshops.


She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Classical Vocal Performance from University of Texas at Arlington and a Master of Music in Contemporary Commercial Music (CCM) Voice Pedagogy from Shenandoah University, where she also completed doctoral credits in Voice Disorders.


Fox has had the privilege to coach many incredibly talented industry professionals such as: the world-renowned KIDZ BOP and to appear as a guest vocal coach on the Kidd Kraddick Morning Show as the Classroom Musical winner’s coach. Her client list includes Lauren Babic of Red Handed Denial and CrazyEightyEight, Frankie Leoni of Broadway’s A Bronx Tale: The New Musical, and Carson Minnear, whose credits include Stranger Things and Pupstruction. Additional student credits span major film, television, and stage productions including The Chosen (Amazon Prime), We Can Be Heroes, A Christmas Carol at the Dallas Theater Center, as well as featured performances at Lewisville Western Days and the Downtown Dallas Arts & Music Festival.


Whether preparing an artist for national auditions, developing vocal stamina for touring, rehabilitating injured voices, or guiding young singers through foundational growth, Adia Fox combines pedagogical depth, medical awareness, and industry insight to help artists build careers that are both artistically compelling and vocally sustainable.

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