Aims and background: To cross-culturally adapt and translate the Australian English version of the “Evaluation of Ability to Sing Easily” (EASE) scale and to find the validity and reliability of the Gujarati version of “EASE” for the Gujarati singers. Materials and methods: Permission for cross-cultural adaptation and translation of the Australian English version of the “EASE” scale into the Gujarati language for Gujarati singers was obtained from the author and it was translated with methods directed by the World Health Organization (WHO). For evaluation of psychometric properties, 10 Gujarati professional voice teachers and 13 vocal students were recruited for validity and reliability, respectively. Result: Content validity index for EASE-G item no. 1-22 was 1 as all experts had agreed for relevance of all the voice descriptors asked in સ્કેલ. The interclass correlation [ICC] was 0.89 which showed good reliability and almost perfect agreement as repeatability and coefficient of Cronbach's alpha for internal consistency was 0.94 which showed excellent reliability level for overall EASE -G scale scores. Conclusion: Analysis of psychometric properties has shown that the Gujarati version of “EASE” is a valid and reliable self-administered tool to assess vocal loading as an ability to sing for Gujarati singers. Clinical significance: The Gujarati version of the “EASE” scale can be used for assessing perceptual singing function specifically for Gujarati singers who know the Gujarati language only.