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As a musician, networking is key to your success in the industry. It’s not just about having a great talent, but it’s also about who you know. Knowing where to network is just as important as making the effort to do so. If you don’t know where to start, here are seven networking spots for musicians. Professional events for musicians One of the best places … Continue reading Top Networking Spots for Musicians
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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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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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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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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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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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When it comes to songwriting, choosing the right words can make all the difference in the world. The words you choose can either enhance the flow of your song or obstruct it. So, here is how to effectively use word choice to make your song flow. Consider the Meter In songwriting, meter refers to the rhythmic structure of a line or verse. To ensure that … Continue reading How to Make Your Song Flow Through Word Choice
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As a songwriter, the choice of words that you use in your lyrics is crucial. Words can evoke emotions, paint vivid imagery, and ultimately make or break a song. In this blog, we will explore the importance of word choice in writing lyrics and how certain word choices will help take your songwriting to the next level. Set the Tone with Specific Connotations Choosing words … Continue reading The Importance of Word Choice in Writing Lyrics
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Father’s Day is a special occasion to celebrate the important father figure in our lives. One great way to show your appreciation is by writing a song. Whether you’re an experienced songwriter or new to the craft, these tips can help you create a heartfelt song for Father’s Day: 1. Use Humor in Your Song Fathers can be great sources of laughter, and incorporating a … Continue reading Crafting The Perfect Song for Father’s Day
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As songwriters, we often hear that we should avoid cliches at all costs. And while it’s true that overused phrases can make a song sound unoriginal or uninspired, there are times when cliches can actually be beneficial to a song. In fact, some of the most beloved songs of all time use cliches as a way to connect with listeners on a deeper emotional level. … Continue reading How Cliches Can Add Value to Your Songs
