How to Write Songs
How to Write West Coast Hip Hop Songs
You want that sun drenched swagger that feels like cruising down a boulevard with windows down. You want beats that ripple like palm tr...
How to Write Sertanejo Songs
You want a sertanejo song that makes people cry in the car or scream the chorus at a live show. You want verses that feel like conversa...
How to Write Thai Pop Songs
You want a Thai pop song that slaps on first listen and still feels like it came from your messy heart. You want a chorus that friends ...
How to Write Crossover Music Songs
You want a song that lives in two playlists and owns both. You want a chorus that slams at a festival and also sounds intimate on a lat...
How to Write Progressive Trance [It] Songs
Progressive trance is the long slow burn that makes festival crowds look like a single breathing organism. You want tracks that evolve,...
How to Write Boogaloo Songs
You want a song that makes bodies move and grandparents clap while teenagers chant the chorus in the subway. Boogaloo is the musical pu...
How to Write Sequencer Music Songs
Sequencer music is where beats, patterns, and tiny obsessive automation lanes meet actual songs. If you picture a room full of blinking...
How to Write Big Beat Songs
You want beats that hit like a freight train and hooks that your crowd yells back at you. Big Beat is a sound that lives loud, proud, a...
How to Write West Coast Blues Songs
You want West Coast blues that sounds like sun on chrome, a neon motel sign, and a saxophone that knows your secrets. You want grooves ...
How to Write Canterbury Scene Songs
You want ambiguity that sounds intentional and weird charm that reads like poetry while still being singable. You want jazzy chords tha...