Corey Stewart
Attention Songwriters: The Blank Piece Of Paper Is Your Friend
Every time we sit down to write a song we start off with a blank piece of paper. It waits patiently for us to pick up our pen and pour our songwriting ideas from our hearts and minds onto its surface. However, a blank piece of paper can be one of two things to a songwriter: […]
Why You Should Make More Short Songs
Since the 1990s, the average song length has been going down, settling at about 3:15 today, according to The Washington Post. And it may continue to decrease because “social media is nudging song lengths downward.” In the insightful article titled “Why You Should Make More Short Songs” by Caleb J. Murphy, published on February 19, […]
15 ways to overcome writer’s block as a musician.
Have you ever sat down to write a song, only to find that your mind goes blank and you can’t come up with a single word? The article from Splice, titled “15 ways to overcome writer’s block as a musician,” delves into the common challenge of writer’s block that many songwriters face, offering a comprehensive […]
10 Ways to Overcome Writer’s Block – A Writer’s Path
For us (song) writers, few things are more frustrating than to finally sit down at our desks after taking care of real life chores only to be struck dumb by the blank page or the white screen. We songwriters can certainly learn a lot from other writer types such as authors and poets and in […]
4 Exercises for Writing Unique and Creative Lyrics – How To Write Songs
Many songwriters find themselves in a rut when it comes to lyric writing. Often, the issue is that the lyrics they write don’t match up with the lyrics they admire. This might be because they perceive their lyrics as boring, overly literal or too stale. To help combat this issue, we’ll be going through 4 […]
Music publishing: What songwriters need to know – ReverbNation Blog
If you create original music, it’s always helpful to understand your rights and revenue sources. The guide below will provide a high-level view of music publishing, and spotlight the most relevant points for songwriters. The blog article from ReverbNation, authored by Chris Robley, delves into the intricacies of music publishing, a crucial aspect for any […]
Writing Tools for Lyric-Leaning Artists and Songwriters — Andrea Stolpe
Below are what I believe are some of the most essential songwriting practices to thrive within ‘lyric-forward’ song styles. If it’s helpful, consider building your own daily or weekly routine off these practices. Andrea Stolpe’s article delves into the nuances of songwriting, particularly focusing on the ‘lyric-forward’ style. She emphasizes that understanding one’s sound and […]
6 Tips for Beating the Blank Page – Copyblogger
I started jotting down aspects of Roald Dahl’s writing process. It proved to be truly inspirational, and I discovered a few elements of his process that are as important for digital writers and publishers today as they were for him when he was writing his books more than 50 years ago. Drawing inspiration from Roald […]
How to Start Songwriting – Songwriters Guide.
So you want to start songwriting? Congratulations! You have reached the first step of songwriting: Having the passion and inspiration to do it! But where do you take your inspiration? The blog post from Lyric Studio offers a comprehensive guide for budding songwriters, emphasizing the importance of passion and inspiration in the songwriting process. Here’s […]
Songwriter Max Martin: Today’s #1 Record Breaking Hit Machine
Max Martin is a highly successful Swedish songwriter and producer mega hit machine of today known for creating numerous hit songs for some of the biggest pop artists in the world in the past few years. The article delves into the remarkable career of Max Martin, a Swedish songwriter and producer celebrated for his extraordinary […]










