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How To Write A Kpop Song

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
November 1, 2025
You want a Kpop song that slaps on the first play and becomes a fan chant by week two. You want a chorus that explodes on the hook, a r...
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How to Write Reggae Punk Songs
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How to Write Reggae Punk Songs

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
November 1, 2025
You want the sweetness of reggae and the teeth of punk in one sweaty package. You want a groove that makes people sway and a chorus tha...
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How to Write Lyrics About Composition
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How to Write Lyrics About Composition

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
November 2, 2025
You want to sing about making music without sounding like a music theory textbook or a producer flexing for the group chat. You want li...
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How to Get in Touch With Record Labels
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How to Get in Touch With Record Labels

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
March 26, 2025
Ever found yourself tapping your pen, daydreaming about seeing your name in lights alongside your favorite artists, all while wondering...
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Alex Bean, Label Manager at 679 Recordings Contact Details
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Alex Bean, Label Manager at 679 Recordings Contact Details

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
November 16, 2024
As a musician, getting your music in front of the right people can be a game-changer for your career. Alex Bean, Label Manager at 679 R...
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How to Write Cold Wave Songs
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How to Write Cold Wave Songs

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
October 31, 2025
Welcome to the frozen studio. You want songs that feel like walking home at 2 a.m. with streetlights as witnesses. You want synths that...
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How to Write Lyrics About Making
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How to Write Lyrics About Making

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
August 16, 2024
When it comes to writing lyrics about making, it's essential to understand the theme and its various interpretations. Making can refer ...
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How to Write Downtempo Songs
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How to Write Downtempo Songs

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
November 1, 2025
You want a song that moves like a slow late night walk through a city that remembers you. You want space that is not empty but conversa...
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Music Managers NYC
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Music Managers NYC

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
March 26, 2025
Picture yourself in the heart of the Big Apple, where the subway rumbles and creativity pulses like neon lights on a rainy night, a pla...
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Canterbury Scene Songwriting Advice
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Canterbury Scene Songwriting Advice

Posted by author-avatar Toni Mercia
November 2, 2025
You want songs that feel brainy and cozy at the same time. You want melodies that sound like a conversation between a cracked upright p...
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