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Learn 7 Important Laws for Smart Songwriting

September 12th, 2017 by

Important Laws for Smart Songwriting Guitar

Music surrounds us every day – we hear it while driving the car, shopping in the mall, or eating in a restaurant. It has become a part of our everyday routine, and some of us can’t imagine an hour of our lifetime without a favorite song.

Music is something we aspire to. It’s something that communicates emotions rather than words. It motivates us to work, rest, cook, exercise. There’s a song for everything we do. It awakes right emotions, so that we can get more motivated.

And if you belong to that type of people, who like to sing about their emotions, you’re probably a potential songwriter. It may seem that if you have an ear for music and a poetic talent, it would be super easy for you to right a hit song.

But you’ll be surprised to find out that world’s top hit songs weren’t just an occasional alphabet soup put to music. They’ve all been created according to laws of songwriting.

So if you’re really into pursuing a dream of being a successful songwriter and want to improve your poetic and musical talents, here 7 important laws for smart songwriting. (more…)

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    Certain influences may give you that inspirational ingredient to write a hit song but only your own ideas and imagination can give you the talent that is recognizably your own. Some songs are so incredibly strong they are destined to become a hit. You can learn to write successful/hit songs by studying what is currently successful and by learning format, style and content combined with the use of your own ideas, imagination and any inspirational ingredient you possess. Acquiring a market direction to bring your songs, instrumental themes and talent to a wider audience may see you rewarded with the success you feel you deserve.