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Tag: lyric-writing
Jaime Fennelly of Mind Over Mirrors on Approaching Art Practice as Environment
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Tennis on How There Are No Shortcuts to Writing Great, Personal Songs
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Scaffolding: How to Use Structure to Map Out the Energy Flow of Your Song
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Cale Hawkins on the Art of the Single, and the Wacky Joy of the Therevox
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Son Lux on Composing for Contrast at the Forefront
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Why Writing Music All About Yourself Hurts Your Songwriting Craft
Songwriting is intensely personal, so it makes sense that many musicians end up creating music that’s written purely for, and about, themselves.
Weston Minissali of Erica Eso on Writing Honest Music, Even if It Is Microtonal
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Lau Nau on Listening to Small Accidents and Hand-Crafting Her Unique Sound
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Akinyemi on Not Confining Oneself to Only One Sound
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