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Ric Ricardo led a vocal lesson with an individual residing in Mordecai, focusing on vocal exercises and three specific songs: "13," "Easy on Me," and "So Much More Than This." During their time, the primary goal was to enhance vibrato, breath control, and vocal intensity, with particular attention paid to the choruses and bridge of "Easy on Me." For homework, the student was tasked with continuing practice on the exercises and songs, emphasizing the development of power and intensity in higher notes and sustained phrases.

Ric Ricardo worked with Grayson on vocal exercises and song performance, focusing on maintaining a regular vocal tone, improving vibrato, and using a microphone effectively. Grayson practiced "Real People Do," "Sung to Me," and "Crocodile," and was introduced to "Make Me Your Queen" as a challenging new song. Grayson was assigned to continue practicing vocal exercises and songs, focusing on consistent vocal delivery and vibrato.

Ric Ricardo worked with Yen Goddess during a vocal lesson, focusing on exercises to enhance her singing technique, specifically placement, vibrato, and breath control. Yen practiced applying these skills to the song "You're the One" by Rihanna. For her continued development, Yen was assigned daily practice of vocal exercises one, three, and four, and to keep refining the song, emphasizing breath control, consistent intensity, and vibrato.

Ric Ricardo guided a student from Scottsdale Community College through vocal exercises to improve vibrato, applying these techniques to the songs "13" and "Easy on Me." The learner was instructed to focus on producing vibrato in all vocal exercises, increasing intensity in specific sections of "Easy on Me," and listening to Adele's vibrato for inspiration. They will also work on the song "So much more than this" by Grace Vanderwal.

Ric Ricardo guided Grayson through vocal exercises focusing on placement, vibrato, and breath control, and they worked on applying these techniques to the songs "Real People" and "Sun to Me." Grayson was advised to increase vocal intensity in specific parts of the songs to better define the melody and improve overall vocal quality. Ric Ricardo assigned four vocal exercises for continuous practice and suggested finding a male version of the song "Night Shift" or choosing a different song for the next lesson.

Ric worked with a student from Bradley University in Peoria on vocal exercises to improve placement and vibrato. They practiced an audition song, "13," focusing on timing, power, and intensity. Ric assigned the learner to practice the vocal exercises, focusing on breath control and vibrato, and to continue working on "13," paying attention to the timing of the lyrics and adding intensity to specific sections. They also planned to incorporate "Easy on Me" by Adele into future practice lessons.