Kayla Erhardt is a Berklee-trained vocalist, recording artist, and vocal educator whose career spans performance, songwriting, international touring, and live music production. Her original music has been placed in Warner Bros. television series including All American and Kung Fu, and she has been featured by Daytime Chicago and on the cover of Dig Boston’s Emerging Artists issue. She also toured internationally as an audio and PA technician on Coldplay’s Music of the Spheres World Tour and opened for Santana at age 19.

As a performer, Kayla has appeared at respected venues and festivals including House of Blues, Boston Calling, and Rockwood Music Hall. Her musical background is rooted in R&B, pop, rock, contemporary jazz, alternative/indie, and musical theater, giving her a versatile understanding of contemporary vocal performance and style.

While living in London, Kayla taught voice students across a wide range of genres and experience levels, helping singers develop technique while maintaining individuality and stylistic authenticity. Her teaching focuses on healthy vocal production, tone, phrasing, interpretation, confidence, and performance.

Drawing from her Berklee training and extensive professional experience onstage and behind the scenes, Kayla offers students a practical and well-rounded approach to vocal development. Her goal is to help each singer build a strong technical foundation while developing the musicality, versatility, and artistic identity necessary to become a confident and compelling performer.