Make Music for Yourself for a Change
Feeling lost in the hustle? Remember to make music just for yourself once in a while.
Some personal notes on the first time I listened to the highly personal, lyrical music of avant-garde folk balladier Sam Amidon.
In the latest episode of Soundfly’s podcast, Themes and Variation, Jeremy, Martin, and Mahea discuss “Songs About Science.”
We break down the super hip “fourthi-fifthiness” sounding interval leap in this downright gorgeous cue from the “House of Cards” score.
When we hear the term sidechaining, we think of pumping drones against an EDM kick, but it can be so much more! Try this trick out yourself!
Moving your listener through a broken narrative is an art, and you can master it with just a few simple tricks. Read on, dear songwriters…
Most musicians associate the metronome with boring practice exercises, but here are 3 ways you can improve your timing that are actually fun!
An exhaustive history of the catchiest ad jingle of all time. It goes so much deeper than we could’ve ever imagined and we break it ALL down.
In the “Cathartic Songs” podcast episode, Mahea, Jeremy, and guest Lana Cenčić discuss tracks by Baby Huey, Michael Jackson, and Simon Dawes.
We’ve unleashed our surrealist community collaboration, The Musical Exquisite Corpse Project, in two tracks. Take a listen (if you dare)…