I’m Not Saying Aliens Wrote This “House of Cards” Cue, But…
We break down the super hip “fourthi-fifthiness” sounding interval leap in this downright gorgeous cue from the “House of Cards” score.
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What Photography Has Taught Me About Music
In this OpEd, Andrew Tasselmyer from the band Hotel Neon reflects on how picking up a camera during COVID helped him make progress with music.
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How Ian Chang Used Sensory Percussion to Create His First Full-Length Album “属 Belonging”
In this interview, percussionist and composer Ian Chang discusses the technological and creative elements that went into making his 2020 LP.
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“Productive Failure:” Why Early Floundering Leads to Better Learning
Does opting for short-term help from a teacher equate less long-term comprehension and problem-solving? Productive failure might hold a clue.
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Get Access to All These Partner Deals With a Subscription to Soundfly (2023)
Join Soundfly’s all-access monthly subscription and you’ll be able to make use of all these fantastic partner discounts, deals and much more!
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3 Ideas for How to Grow a Listenership for Your Music Organically
Some creative thoughts and a handy guide to a content creation strategy that leads to organic listener growth. What are you waiting for?
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How to Learn Better From Failures (and Successes Too)
It’s often easier said than done to learn from our mistakes and move on, but research shows with a certain mindset just how pivotal it can be.
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How Do Experts Maximize Their Practice? 5 Lessons From Athletes
A summary of research conducted on athletes with deliberate practice routines, and the resulting differences between experts and amateurs.
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How to Write an Award-Winning Film Score
The composer behind the award-winning music from the short film, The Nobody Prayer, lays out his 7 simple keys to success.
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Crying in the Club: Songs Within Songs and Intertextuality in Pop Music
A lengthy, in-depth look at the self-referential nature of pop music and what that means for legality and creativity in music.
