Songwriting Guides

Create Chillwave that really feels tight and release ready, using vocal phrasing with breath control, groove and tempo sweet spots, and focused section flow. You will learn

• Groove and tempo sweet spots
• Hook symmetry and chorus lift
• Lyric themes and imagery that fit
• Vocal phrasing with breath control
• Arrangements that spotlight the core sound
• Mix choices that stay clear and loud

Who it is for

• Artists making modern, honest records

What you get

• Groove and phrasing maps
• Hook templates
• Scene prompts
• Mix and release checks

Confidence songs that really feel grounded yet cinematic, using anthem math for crowd shouts, post-chorus tags, and sharp hook focus. You will learn

• Anthem math for crowd shouts
• Verb-led hooks that feel unstoppable
• Status images that avoid flex clichés
• Pre-chorus climbs that explode
• Alliterative punch for swagger
• Post-chorus tags that brand you

Who it is for

• Artists writing big, strut-forward anthems

What you get

• Chant map templates
• Hook verb lists
• Status image prompts
• Tagline and ad-lib bank

Create Chutney Soca that is built for replay, focusing on mix translation, lyric tone, and the details that make this style unmistakable. Expect practical steps you can repeat.Expect practical steps you can repeat.Expect practical steps you can repeat.You will learn

• Soca backbeat feel
• Melodic turns that nod to chutney
• Bilingual hook writing with respect
• Call and response chorus lifts
• Brass or synth lines that sparkle
• Mastering for parade and streams

Who it is for

• Artists blending chutney and soca into up tempo anthems

What you get

• Hook translators
• Backbeat groove maps
• Chorus lift templates
• Broadcast safe master notes

Build Japanoise that really feels authentic and modern, using graphic scores and chance operations, noise as structure with dynamics, and focused section flow. You will learn

• Extended techniques and prepared sounds
• Atonal or modal writing without losing intent
• Graphic scores and chance operations
• Rhythm cells that evolve not loop
• Noise as structure with dynamics
• Staging pieces for gallery or stage

Who it is for

• Artists exploring experimental songwriting that still communicates

What you get

• Technique menus
• Form experiments
• Constraint prompt decks
• Recording oddities checklist

Write African Hip Hop with pocket-first flows, sharp punchlines, and hooks that really live on stage and on playlists. You will learn

• Pocket and stress patterns that groove
• Punchlines with real setups
• Beat selection without muddy subs
• Hooks that sing and stick
• Scene writing with stakes and turns
• Release cadence that builds momentum

Who it is for

• Rappers and producers building distinct voices

What you get

• Flow grids
• Punchline drills
• Beat brief templates
• Vocal mix notes

Human Rights songs that really feel grounded yet cinematic, using bridge turns, prosody, and sharp section flow. You will learn

• Pick the sharpest scene for feeling
• Prosody that matches pulse
• Hooks that distill the truth
• Bridge turns that add perspective
• Images over abstracts
• Arrangements that support the story

Who it is for

• Songwriters chasing honest, powerful emotion writing

What you get

• Scene picker worksheet
• Prosody checklist
• Hook distiller
• Arrangement cue map