Songwriting Advice
How to Write Garage House Lyrics
You want lyrics that make people mouth the hook in a sweaty club and then sing it on the subway home. Garage house music lives in rooms...
How to Write Boogie Songs
You want people to stand up, stomp, and smile like they just remembered how to have fun. Boogie songs are the musical version of an esp...
Speed Metal Songwriting Advice
You want riffs that punch the skull and choruses that sing above a wall of blast beats. You want songs that feel like a sprint but stil...
Post-Dubstep Songwriting Advice
You want a song that sounds like late night on a city rooftop and also gets into your listener like a clever curse. Post dubstep is a v...
Linked in Music Managers
Ever wondered how to get your music career “Linked” in with top-notch music managers who can help you skyrocket your songwriting journe...
Rachel Pazda, Booking Coordinator at Paradigm Talent Agency
Rachel Pazda is a Booking Coordinator at Paradigm Talent Agency, a leading entertainment agency that represents a diverse range of arti...
Jake Versluis, VP, A&R at Position Music Contact Details
As a musician, getting your music in front of the right people can be a daunting task. Jake Versluis, VP, A&R at Position Music, is...
Settlement Sheets You Never See Or Verify - Traps & Scams Every Musician Must Avoid
If you think your music money is safe because a label or distributor emailed you a royalty check once a year, think again. There are wh...
Help Me Write A Country Song
You want a country song that feels like your uncle told you a secret in a bar and then made you cry while you laughed. Good. Country mu...
How to Write a Song About Retirement
Retirement songs do not have to be sleepy elevator music. They can be hilarious, brutal, tender, celebratory, or wickedly honest. They ...