How to Write Songs
How to Write Chamber Jazz Songs
You want songs that sound intimate, clever, and like they belong in a dim room where someone important is actually listening. Chamber j...
How to Write Rockabilly/Neo-Rockabilly Songs
Rockabilly, a genre that emerged in the 1950s, is a fusion of rock and roll, country, blues, and hillbilly music. It's characterized by...
How to Write Bluegrass Songs
You want a tune that hits the downbeat like a train and tells the truth without a costume. You want a chorus the whole circle can carry...
How to Write Taarab Songs
You want a taarab song that smells like jasmine, tells a gossip story and gets bodies moving at the wedding or on TikTok. You want the ...
How to Write Bro-Country Songs
You want a stadium ready chorus, a truck friendly hook, and lyrics that feel like a buddy text from a Friday night. Bro Country is that...
How to Write Two-Tone Songs
If you want listeners to feel like they are walking into two different rooms during the same song, you are in the right place. Two tone...
How to Write Slam Death Metal Songs
You want your song to sound like a bulldozer in a graveyard. You want riffs so heavy they change the gravity in the room and vocals so ...
How to Write Dub Songs
Dub is that wild cousin of reggae who lives in the studio and eats echoes for breakfast. If you like bass that feels like a hug from a ...
How to Write British Rhythm And Blues Songs
You want a song that sounds like it was born in a damp pub at midnight and then politely refused to leave until the crowd agreed it was...
How to Write Hyphy Songs
You want a track that makes people lose their chill in the best way possible. You want a beat that rattles the floor and a chorus that ...