Songwriting Advice
How To Write A Good Hip Hop Song
You want bars that sting, a hook that stays lodged in the skull, and a beat that makes people nod like robots with taste. Good. This gu...
Furniture Music Songwriting Advice
Furniture music, a term coined by Erik Satie, refers to background music designed to blend into the atmosphere, creating a sense of com...
Funkstep Songwriting Advice
You want a track that makes people move and then stare at their phones in disbelief. Funkstep is the cool cousin of everything that gro...
Snap Music Songwriting Advice
Snap music is a subgenre of hip hop that originated in the Southern United States in the 1990s. It is characterized by its fast-paced r...
Folk Ragtime Songwriting Advice
Want your songs to feel like a porch party and a vaudeville tap number had a slightly tipsy baby? Good. Folk ragtime is the musical cou...
Brega Songwriting Advice
If you want songs that make people feel seen and then make them dance in grocery store aisles, you are in the right place. Brega is emo...
New Rave Songwriting Advice
Understanding the Genre
New rave, also known as nu-rave, is a subgenre of electronic dance music that emerged in the mid-2000s. Charact...
Birmingham Sound Songwriting Advice
If your song smells like canal water and late night kebabs in a good way, you are on the right track. This guide is for Brummie writers...
Alternative Country Songwriting Advice
Alternative country, also known as alt-country, is a subgenre of country music that emerged in the 1990s as a reaction to the slick, po...
Gothic Country Songwriting Advice
Gothic Country, a genre that combines the haunting storytelling of Gothic music with the twangy, rootsy essence of Country, offers a un...