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As a songwriter, one of the biggest challenges is creating lyrics that resonate with your audience. It can be difficult to know if your words will connect with others in the way that you intend. However, there are some signs that your lyrics will resonate with other people. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the ways to know if your lyrics will connect with … Continue reading How to Know if Your Lyrics Will Connect
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Writing a wedding song for a friend is an exciting opportunity to create a unique and personal gift for the newlyweds. As you start thinking about how to write a song for your friend’s wedding, there are some important things to keep in mind. Here are some tips to help you write a beautiful wedding song that will be cherished by the happy couple for … Continue reading Say ‘I Do’ to Writing a Wedding Song for a Friend
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Welcome to the songwriting exercise of the week! This week, we will be focusing on the Three Notes exercise. The concept of the Three Notes exercise is simple: choose three consecutive notes, and create a short song using only those notes. You can vary the chords, lyrics, and rhythm, but the key is to restrict yourself to only using those three notes. So why is … Continue reading Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Three Notes Exercise
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In the process of creating song lyrics, it can be tempting to imitate popular trends or follow the advice of others instead of staying true to your authentic voice. In this blog, we will discuss the importance of staying authentic when creating song lyrics and share some tips on how to do so. By staying true to yourself, you will not only create meaningful and … Continue reading Staying Authentic When Creating Song Lyrics
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Songwriting can be an intimidating task, especially for beginners who are just starting out. However, with a few tips and tricks, anyone can start writing songs with confidence. Here are some techniques to help you start writing songs for beginners: 1. Start with a concept for the lyrics Before you start writing your song, think of a concept or message you want to convey in … Continue reading How to Start Writing Songs for Beginners
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As a songwriter, it’s essential to explore different genres and experiment with new sounds. However, writing lyrics for a genre that you are unfamiliar with can be a challenging task. It requires a deep understanding of the genre’s structure, tone, and jargon. Here are some tips to help you write song lyrics in a new genre: 1. Understand the Song Structure Every genre has a … Continue reading Tips for Writing Song Lyrics in a New Genre
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Writing songs that make you cry can be a challenging task, but it’s one that’s worth undertaking. Not only does it allow you to express your deepest emotions, but it can also resonate with others and create a lasting impact. Here are some reasons why you should try to make yourself cry with your own lyrics: 1. It’s a Challenge Finding the right words to … Continue reading Why You Should Write Songs That Make You Cry
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Writing songs is one of the best ways to express your emotions and share them with others. However, getting specific emotions across through lyrics can be a challenging task. It takes a lot of thought, skill, and creativity to put the right words in the right place to evoke the desired emotional response in your listeners. In this blog, we will explore some of the … Continue reading How to Evoke Specific Emotions in Songs
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The 1980s were a time of major transition in music. From new wave to glam metal to synth-pop, the 80s had a distinct sound that is still remembered fondly by many today. If you’re interested in writing 80s nostalgia songs, there are a few key things to keep in mind. First, it’s important to understand the musical elements that made the 80s so distinctive. The … Continue reading How to Write 80s Nostalgia Songs
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Welcome to the Songwriting Exercise of the Week – the Personal History Exercise. This exercise is all about exploring your own personal history and using it as inspiration for your music. Your personal history is full of stories, memories, and experiences that are unique to you, and by tapping into these, you can create music that is deeply personal and meaningful. Here’s how it works: … Continue reading Songwriting Exercise of the Week: Personal History Exercise
