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Exploring Your Shadow Self Through Song

The shadow self is the part of our psyche that contains all the parts of ourselves that we try to hide or deny. It represents the darker side of our personality, containing negative emotions, repressed desires, and unresolved conflicts. However, by writing about this side of ourselves, we can gain a better understanding of who we truly are and become more authentic. 1. Be Vulnerable … Continue reading Exploring Your Shadow Self Through Song

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Why Modern Songs Don’t Have Bridges Anymore

In recent years, it seems that the bridge in modern songs is disappearing, leaving many to wonder what that means for the future of music. The bridge, which typically comes after the second chorus and serves as a way to break up the repetitive nature of the song, has been a staple of music for decades. So what happened? Why is it seemingly becoming less … Continue reading Why Modern Songs Don’t Have Bridges Anymore

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Tips for Songwriting About Self-Love

Self-love is an important practice that everyone should embrace. It is a key element of personal growth and development. One of the best ways to cultivate self-love is through writing a song about it. Music can be a powerful tool for self-expression and healing. In this blog, we will explore songwriting about self-love, including some tips and techniques that you can use to make your … Continue reading Tips for Songwriting About Self-Love

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10 Songs to Write

As a songwriter, finding inspiration for new songs to write can be a challenging process. Sometimes you might have a melody or a chord progression in your head, but no words to accompany them. Other times, you might be stuck with writer’s block and need a fresh idea to get the creativity flowing. Here are some ideas for songs to write that could help inspire … Continue reading 10 Songs to Write

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How to Write a Song Without a Chorus

As a songwriter, it’s easy to get caught up in the familiar verse-chorus structure of songwriting. However, sometimes stepping outside of that box can lead to truly unique and memorable songs. In this blog post, you’ll learn how to write a song without a chorus. 1. Verse Only One structure to consider is the “verse only” approach. This structure involves repeating verses without a chorus, … Continue reading How to Write a Song Without a Chorus

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Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Role-play Exercise

Welcome to this week’s “Songwriting Exercise of the Week” – the Songwriting Role-play Exercise! The Songwriting Role-play Exercise is a fun and creative way to stretch your songwriting muscles and try out new perspectives. It’s a great exercise for songwriters of all levels, and can help you develop your craft and find new inspiration. So, how does the Songwriting Role-play Exercise work? First, think about … Continue reading Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Role-play Exercise

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Healing Old Wounds With New Music

Writing a letter to your past self can be a powerful way to reflect on a difficult time in your life and to find closure. It can help you to process your emotions and provide comfort to your younger self. Whether it was a difficult breakup, a family tragedy, or any other challenging life event, writing a letter to your past self can be a … Continue reading Healing Old Wounds With New Music

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Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Emotional Memory Exercise

The Emotional Memory Exercise is a powerful tool for tapping into your deepest emotions and using them to create authentic, heartfelt songs. It’s a great exercise for songwriters of all levels, and can help you connect with your listeners on a deeper level. So, how does the Emotional Memory Exercise work? First, think of a specific moment in your life that was particularly emotional – … Continue reading Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Emotional Memory Exercise

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Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Mastering Metaphors

Welcome to this week’s songwriting exercise: Mastering Metaphors! Metaphors are a powerful tool for songwriters, allowing you to describe complex ideas and emotions in a more imaginative and evocative way. By using metaphors, you can create vivid and memorable imagery that helps your listeners understand and connect with your songs on a deeper level. To begin this exercise, think about a theme or emotion that … Continue reading Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Mastering Metaphors

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Writing Songs for Your Villain Era

In today’s era, antiheroes and villains are becoming more and more popular in popular media. This popularity has led to a trend of artists creating songs that celebrate the darkness and complexity of their own villains. Writing songs for your villain era can be empowering while also being a way to explore your own shadow side. 1. Embrace the Darkness When writing for your villain … Continue reading Writing Songs for Your Villain Era