So you want to learn how to write a song but don’t know where to start?
I’m here to tell you that the process doesn’t have to be complicated. You have what it takes to write a song that sounds good and you’re proud of sharing.
Most songwriters struggle with how to write a melody that is catchy and intentional.
Do you want to know:
• How to make your songwriting skills faster and more intuitive?
• How to write a memorable melody without learning music theory?
• How to write successful songs?
If you answered “Yes!” to any of these questions, then this blog post is for you!
Have you been struggling to write a song for months, maybe years?
Is the frustration making you want to quit music altogether?
As a songwriter, you are not alone in writer’s block. We’ve all been there, and it’s a horrible feeling. But, if you feel like your songwriting muse has abandoned you, then fate has brought you to the right blog!
Most songwriters struggle to write better lyrics.
Many believe that song lyrics come only through divine inspiration or by having extreme talent.
However, understanding a general framework, song structure and applying consistent effort will help you be more productive in your own writing.
Rhyming in songs is a big part of songwriting, but often times we don’t give much thought to the rhymes that we choose for our songs.
It’s easy to get stuck into autopilot mode when writing rhymes, and your songs and your words can start to sound similar in nature.
Becoming intentional with what types of rhyming patterns you introduce into your songs can be liberating and inspire tons of creativity!