Hello Camille !!!

I discovered something today when i made warm ups with Jonathan Sthatam and i tested on the songs.

So, if i try to sing  with so much  brightness  its kind of hard to hit that F4 or more  , but if i sing a bit with larynx  down like not lower larynx like balanced , it sounds more beautiful  more powerfull.

Today  i tried Falling by Harry Styles .At the bridge from a live version its A G4  and i tested also in the singsharpapp and i can sustain that note  and hit it pretty good.

So, its better with balanced larynx or i need more brightness in my octave?

Hey, Daniel! Balanced, neutral larynx is always our go-to. Higher or lower larynx can be used for stylistic purposes but certainly isn't necessary. Do what sounds best to your ear and feels comfortable!