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Writing Deeper Lyrics With Wordplay

Homophones and wordplay are powerful tools for songwriters to enhance the lyrics of a song. By using these techniques, a songwriter can create lyrics that are both clever and memorable. Here are some tips for using homophones and wordplay that will help you in writing deeper lyrics. Use homophones Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. For example, “night” and “knight” … Continue reading Writing Deeper Lyrics With Wordplay

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Using Photographs as Inspiration in Songwriting

As a songwriter, you are always looking for inspiration for your next project. One source of inspiration that you may have overlooked is your photo album. The pictures that you capture can provide a wealth of ideas for lyrics. Photographs are snapshots of real-life moments that evoke emotions and memories. Here is a guide on how to use lyrics as inspiration in songwriting to bring … Continue reading Using Photographs as Inspiration in Songwriting

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Tips for Writing Lyrics That Stand Out in Musical Theater

Musical theater is a unique and captivating art form that combines storytelling, music, and drama into one cohesive experience. For musicians who have limited experience writing for musical theater, it can be a daunting task to write a song that fits the style and narrative of the story being told. However, with the right approach and techniques, it is possible to create a compelling and … Continue reading Tips for Writing Lyrics That Stand Out in Musical Theater

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How to Write a Song with a Plot Twist

As humans, we are hardwired to enjoy stories, especially when there is a surprise twist at the end. As a songwriter, you can use this same principle to create a compelling and memorable song. In this blog, we will discuss six tips to help you write a song with a plot twist that your audience will never see coming. 1. Start With the Twist and … Continue reading How to Write a Song with a Plot Twist

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Writing From Multiple Perspectives

Writing a song that incorporates multiple perspectives can add depth and complexity to your music. However, it can be challenging to navigate these different viewpoints in a cohesive and effective way. Here are six tips to help you with writing from multiple perspectives while maintaining your story without confusing your listener.  1. Switch Perspectives at Different Sections One way to incorporate multiple perspectives is to … Continue reading Writing From Multiple Perspectives

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Techniques for Starting Your Next Song

Starting a new song can be daunting. You may have an idea or concept in mind but not know how to begin crafting it into a complete song. Luckily, there are several methods you can use to jumpstart your creativity and get those songwriting juices flowing. Let’s explore five methods you can use for starting your next song today. 1. Sing Out and Improvise One … Continue reading Techniques for Starting Your Next Song

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The Use of Allusion in Lyric Writing

Allusion is a powerful tool that involves referencing an outside source or cultural figure in your lyrics. It adds depth and richness to your song, allowing you to evoke certain emotions and themes without having to directly state them. Here are seven common references that songwriters can try out in order to use allusion in lyric writing. 1. Greek Mythology The ancient Greek myths and … Continue reading The Use of Allusion in Lyric Writing

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A Guide to Writing Long Songs

When it comes to songwriting, most of us are familiar with the traditional 3-4 minute track. However, some musicians choose to challenge themselves by creating songs that are longer, clocking in at 6 minutes or more. But why write a long song? Well, the extended length can provide an opportunity for artists to explore new sounds and ideas. Let’s take a closer look at the … Continue reading A Guide to Writing Long Songs

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The Art of Calling Someone Out in a Song

Sometimes we just want to have our Taylor Swift moment and call someone out by song. But it can be tough to do without directly mentioning them. That’s where the art of subtlety comes in. In this blog, we’ll explore some tips for calling someone out in a song without being too obvious. Think of it as a way to get things off your chest … Continue reading The Art of Calling Someone Out in a Song

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Experimenting with Songwriting: Inanimate Objects

As songwriters, there are always ways to spice up your songwriting when you feel like experimenting. Writing from the perspective of inanimate objects can be a unique and interesting way to approach songwriting or creative writing. It allows us to imagine the world from an entirely different point of view, bringing a new depth and meaning to our words. So, next time you are experimenting … Continue reading Experimenting with Songwriting: Inanimate Objects