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Amy Allen Talks Being The Writer Behind the Hits You Can’t Stop Singing | Billboard On The Record
3:23I was just like exited the band and um went into songwriting like meeting as4:43songwriting. And so as part of that I feel like I keep hearing I've heard since the day I started here that pitch5:47be seen as a positive is that now big songs are coming from everywhere. Like when I was coming up in songwriting
Meet The Genius Behind Avril Lavigne's Biggest Hits
0:33One take. Finally, after all these years of struggling trying to make it, we had a big hit song. I think the best thing to know about songwriting is there's no7:09How long did it take for you when you started songwriting to get to that record? So I started writing songs at 127:48Yeah I mean when I first started out I was just like wow this songwriting thing is amazing and then I realized like you need someone to sing your songs and I was like okay I guess
Taylor Swift: The Stories Behind Her Biggest Songs (Exclusive Interview)
1:33happened, songwriting just spontaneously started becoming the entire cornerstone of my life.1:41I think the first songs that I like, fell in love with, was the type of songwriting that I think folk and country is really kind of known for.4:14then my mom would drive me downtown 30 minutes, and I would go and I'd have a songwriting session with someone that I'd never met before.
Dallas Austin: The Blueprint for Timeless Hits & The True Art of Songwriting | BackTrak
6:37first beat came west it was secondary and just for you to bring you know tricky one of the staples in the songwriting [ __ ] and you know and musician as well.6:59backarax and Frank Sinatras and the you know it was it was an elite songwriting14:45Yeah. That's crazy. songwriting, you know, uh, is is is is interesting to me because it was a lot of times where I
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Eric Bellinger Talks Writing For Chris Brown, Justin Beiber, Usher, And Growing Up In Compton.
Eric Bellinger discusses his journey from a major label experience to successful independence, highlighting the importance of songwriting as a sustainable career path.summaryHe shares insights on his targeted songwriting process, the value of faith and family in maintaining longevity, and his recent musical collaborations and future projects.summarySongwriting as a Career Strategy: Bellinger transitioned from being a performer to a songwriter after a major label experience where his recorded tracks were given to other artists. He emphasizes that songwriting providetakeaway
From 2024: Dolly Parton on her life and music exhibit at Dollywood
She discusses the complex, symbiotic relationship with Porter Wagonie, the creative process behind her songwriting, and her commitment to philanthropy and legacy through projects like the Imagination Library.summarySongwriting as Therapy: Parton views songwriting as her primary profession and therapeutic outlet, stating she would choose to be a writer over any other role. She channels personal and others' emotions into lyrics, oftetakeawayCreative Process: Inspiration strikes unexpectedly; she keeps notepads nearby to capture melodies or lyrics immediately. She often writes filler words to fit a melody first, then refines the lyrics later, viewing songwritakeaway
KISS Members Teach Us the Importance of Songwriting
Paul Stanley and Stevie Nicks discuss the evolution of rock songwriting, contrasting the melodic, hook-driven craft of the Brill Building era with the raw energy of live performance.summaryThey analyze why Kiss achieved unprecedented success by prioritizing universal songwriting and stage spectacle over the niche art-rock and punk movements of the NYC scene, ultimately emphasizing that memorable melodies asummaryThe Brill Building songwriting model relied on intense competition among writers in close proximity (e.g., Carole King writing 'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow' at 19 while competing with Don Kirshner's teams), fosteringtakeaway
Taylor Swift: The Stories Behind Her Biggest Songs (Exclusive Interview)
The speaker details a songwriting philosophy centered on intense emotional detail, structural innovation, and collaborative integrity.summarySongwriting as self-preservation: Early in her career, songwriting was a method of self-control and preservation when dealing with toxic relationships or inability to communicate feelings directly.takeaway
Niall Horan Joins The Rolling Stone Interview: ‘There’s Only So Much of Yourself That You Can Give’
He emphasizes the importance of live shows for audience connection, the value of balancing retreat with touring, and how everyday pop culture and fan interactions inspire his songwriting.summarySongwriting is easier when drawing from personal experience rather than fabricating scenarios; Horan notes that writing about love or heartbreak is more natural when going through it.takeawayHoran's songwriting incorporates 'doubt' and 'bad dream' elements even in happy songs to create realistic narratives, a technique influenced by Olivia Rodrigo and Julia Michaels.takeaway