Lyricology: 8 Must-know Techniques for Songwriting!
What you'll learn
- Create a unique songwriting style by using your influences
- Find inspiration in ANYTHING
- Stand out from other artists
- Prepare your materials for a recording session
- Discover your own sound
- Create music with other artists through collaborating
- Stay consistent when writing out song concepts
- Dos and Don'ts of songwriting
Requirements
- An open mind!
Description
This course is designed to give aspiring hip-hop artists information that'll help them develop their own distinct style while also being efficient in a studio setting. This course will cover:
- How to use your influences to develop your style
- Find inspiration in ANYTHING
- Standing out as an artist
- Preparing for a studio session
- Finding your own sound
- Collaborating with other artists
- Staying consistent in your songwriting
- Dos and don't of songwriting
My goal with this course is to give you an understanding of these concepts, then force you to experiment with these ideas and develop your own style. I GUARANTEE that you will leave this course with new skills and ideas that will take your artistry to the next level!
Who this course is for:
- This course is made for aspiring hip-hop artists of ALL levels. These tips will help students develop their own style and show them ways to be as effective as possible in a studio setting.
Instructor
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 1,882 Reviews
- 9,225 Students
- 3 Courses
I am an experimental hip-hop artist/producer from the Inland Empire, California. I have over 12 years of songwriting experience and over 15 years of production experience. I've released over 13 projects, as well as produced, engineered and ghost-written numerous other projects. I've played with bands and have developed my own wireless, self-DJing hip-hop stage show.
My hip-hop songwriting style encompasses extremely dense multi-syllable rhyming, metaphors and word play. I also incorporate complex themes and story telling. My overall style would be considered experimental.
My hip-hop production style encompasses heavy use of dense laying and sampling. I also incorporate loose, free form drums of varying styles. My overall style would be considered experimental.
I have over 3 years of teaching experience in all of the previously mentioned subjects.