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Fun Exercises for Songwriters that Don’t Involve Writing a Song

Songwriting is an art learned best by doing – writing songs frequently is one of the best ways to improve your craft. However, today, we’re focusing on fun exercises for songwriters that don’t involve actually writing a song. Yes, you read that right! So put away your guitar or close that DAW (just for a little bit) and get ready to get your creative fix … Continue reading Fun Exercises for Songwriters that Don’t Involve Writing a Song

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Why Professional Musicians Are Turning to Song Lyric Generators

The burden of the professional musician is a heavy one, ever-demanding the creation of fresh and innovative material. In this pursuit, many have turned to song lyric generators as a means of streamlining the creative process, infusing their work with new verve, and even delving into novel genres. To begin with, the use of a lyric generator serves to broaden the musician’s lexicon and diversify … Continue reading Why Professional Musicians Are Turning to Song Lyric Generators

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Tips for Songwriters: How to Boost Your Creativity

As a songwriter, creativity is at the heart of your craft – it’s the driving force behind your ideas, melodies, and lyrics. But sometimes, even the most talented and experienced songwriters can feel stuck or uninspired. So how do you tap into your creative side and find new and innovative ways to express yourself? Here are a few tips for songwriters to help you get … Continue reading Tips for Songwriters: How to Boost Your Creativity

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Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Ocean of Melodies

Welcome to the Songwriting Exercise of the Week! This week, we will be focusing on the Ocean of Melodies exercise. The concept of this exercise is to take a lyrical line and come up with at least 10 different ways to sing it. You can use LyricStudio or make up your own line, and then experiment with different melodies and chord progressions to see what … Continue reading Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Ocean of Melodies

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5 Reasons a Lyric Writer is a Songwriter’s Best Friend

Are you a songwriter struggling to come up with the perfect lyrics? Say hello to your new best friend: the lyric writer! Here are five hilarious reasons why a lyric writer is an invaluable companion for any musician: 1. It’s always available. It’s always there for you, no matter what time of day it is. Need some inspiration at 3am? Just call on your trusty … Continue reading 5 Reasons a Lyric Writer is a Songwriter’s Best Friend

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Why Songwriting is Good for Your Mental Health

Songwriting can be a therapeutic and cathartic process for many people. It allows you to express your emotions, thoughts, and experiences in a creative and meaningful way, and can help you process and make sense of your feelings. Here are five reasons why songwriting is good for your mental health: 1. It allows you to express your emotions Songwriting allows you to put your emotions … Continue reading Why Songwriting is Good for Your Mental Health

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3 Tips for Finishing a Song When You’re Feeling Stuck

Are you feeling stuck in the midst of writing a song? Can’t seem to get that final verse or chorus to come together no matter how hard you try? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Even the most seasoned songwriters can get stuck in a creative rut from time to time. But don’t give up just yet! Here are three unconventional yet effective tips for finishing … Continue reading 3 Tips for Finishing a Song When You’re Feeling Stuck

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Are Artists Really Crazy? Debunking the Myth

There’s a common myth that artists, musicians and other creatives are necessarily crazy – that they’re emotionally unstable, eccentric, or prone to mental health issues. This idea has been around for centuries, and can be traced back to the romantic movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. During this time, artists were seen as rebels and outsiders, and their work was often associated … Continue reading Are Artists Really Crazy? Debunking the Myth

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How to Bring Your Lyrics to Life with Sensory Language

Do you want to add some flair and personality to your songs? One way to do this is by using sensory language in your lyrics. Sensory language is language that appeals to the five senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell) and helps to create a more vivid and immersive listening experience. To use sensory language in your lyrics, start by brainstorming words and phrases … Continue reading How to Bring Your Lyrics to Life with Sensory Language

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Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Non-Traditional Structure Exercise

Welcome to the Songwriting Exercise of the Week series, where we provide prompts and techniques to help spark creativity and inspiration in your songwriting process. This week, we’ll be exploring the Non-Traditional Structure Exercise. The traditional verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus structure is a common format for songs, but it’s not the only way to structure your music. In fact, breaking away from traditional structures can add interest and … Continue reading Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Non-Traditional Structure Exercise