Songwriting Advice
Desert Rock Songwriting Advice
You want heat soaked riffs, wide open space, and lyrics that smell like dust and cheap cigarettes. Desert rock is not a style you wear ...
Nagoya Kei Songwriting Advice
Want to write songs that smell like midnight cigarettes in a rain slick alley and still get stuck in your head? Nagoya kei is the moody...
Taiwanese Pop Songwriting Advice
You want a song that lands in a KTV room and on a subway commute the same week. Taiwanese pop sits in a sweet spot of emotional honesty...
Psychedelic Soul Songwriting Advice
Want to write songs that feel like a velvet punch in the chest while your brain floats through a galaxy of incense smoke? Good. You are...
Classic Rock Songwriting Advice
You want songs that hit like a fist through a Marshall cab and stick like gum in a sneaker. Classic rock is emotion turned loud. It is ...
Electrogrind Songwriting Advice
As a musician, delving into the world of electrogrind can be both exhilarating and intimidating. This high-energy genre demands a uniqu...
How To Write Good Songs
You want a song that lands in the room and does not leave until someone records a voicemail screaming the chorus back at you. Good song...
Stride Jazz Songwriting Advice
You want songs that sound like a piano with swagger and a history degree in its back pocket. You want walking left hands that make peop...
How To Write Reggae Song
You want groove that sits in the chest and lyrics that feel like a street sermon. Reggae is rhythm first and message second. A great re...
Viennese Waltz Songwriting Advice
If you thought waltzes were reserved for powdered wigs and ballroom glare you are about to get schooled. Viennese waltz is the high vel...