Phil Rosenthal On Songwriting
Trying to write something because you think someone else might like it is the wrong approach. It often results in something forced, something that doesn’t take you to the place in your heart good music...
View ArticleMissy Raines On Songwriting
You have to be okay with the outcome and if that means not as much commercial success but you’re happy with the art then that’s what it is. But if you’re supporting a family and you make decisions...
View ArticleJiggley Jones On Songwriting
Take the time to cross the "T"s and dot the "I"s before you present your songs. First impressions mean everything. So don't get caught up in the "live" performance trap without finishing those songs...
View ArticleAmy Rose On Songwriting
Someone very wise once told me for every one person who doesn't want you succeed that there are hundreds more that do/ So keep positive, stay motivated and don't give up because for every one door that...
View ArticleBill Amatneek On Songwriting
We break into song when spoken words cannot express the emotions we are feeling.
View ArticleJames Lee Stanley On Songwriting
There are millions of folks doing it and there are not even six hundred making a comfortable living at it.
View ArticleHerb Pedersen On Songwriting
It's a long night from a blank piece of paper to the early morning, and nobody wants to go it alone.
View ArticleMarch To May On Songwriting
Good songs speak to people because they tell a story that resonates and feels real.
View ArticleBill Abernathy On Songwriting
I think the best songs are the ones that speak from the heart. Be yourself, have something to say and say it in your way.
View ArticleEd Roman On Songwriting
One of the things I’ve learned over many years is that having equations in your songwriting process hinders your creativity.
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