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Posts Tagged ‘Composition’

Being Unique

This week we’re looking at what makes your music or singing different from everybody else! Throughout musical history there have been many artists who have made a difference due to their sound being uncommon and distinct. In fact, those who strived to be different have done more to shape music throughout the years than those [...]

Making a Connection

This week we’re wondering what makes you connect with a song! There are so many varied types of music in the world. Differences in tempo, lyrical content, mood and other factors all affect how we relate to songs and are part of the deciding factor in our personal choices of what we listen to and [...]

Songwriter’s Block?

It happens to the best of us; after all, it’s impossible to be creative constantly. There is a way, however, to bounce right back in! Try picking out a title for your new song before you do anything else. While I usually don’t know the title of my songs until I start writing, switching the [...]

Your Theme Can Save You

It’s easy to get in to this situation: you start off with a clever verse that rhymes well, or is really unique, then you stop. What do you do then? They key to moving forward in your songwriting is

Your Set List

Let the context of your show shape your response –says Shlomo

The Song Writing Journey

It’s just so important not to get stuck, blocked, bogged down, beaten flummoxed or phased.

Can You See Your Song?

I want to smell the coffee and see the cream with lyrics –says Sarah Bellah.

How Much Technology Do You Need?

There are little, hidden evil monsters inside your equipment –says Shlomo

Catching The Songwriting Moment

Remembering your own or other’s songs is as easy as 1-2-3 –says Rachel Lebon

Singing for the Movies

When the producers of an independent film were searching for a soundtrack, they looked no further than YouTube.