5 Tips For Maintaining A Thriving Songwriting Practice

You may not realize this if you’re a developing artist, but you have a unique songwriting practice. This includes everything: from your approach to writing lyrics to how you come up with riffs, beats, melodies, and song structures. It’s individual to you, and looks different for each songwriter. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of your time creating, whether you’re new to music-making or a seasoned writer:

Nothing will stop you being creative so effectively, as a fear of making a mistake.

Creativity is not a talent. It is the way of operate, an ability to play.

To play is experiment… What happens if I do this…? What would happened if we do that…? What if… 

A very essence of playfulness  is an openness to anything that may happened. The feeling that whatever happens it’s okey. 

So you cannot be playful, if you frightened that moving in some direction will be wrong… Something you shouldn’t have done!!!

When you either free to play, or you’re not.

So the best way to get a confidence to do that is to know that while you being creative nothing is wrong.

3 Different Songwriting Approaches To Try

If you have been creating music for a while, you may feel like you’ve hit a brick wall with your writing. This could be the case for writers in all stages of their careers. Embracing risk and curiosity in your process can help shift your mindset when it comes to creation. Here are three new approaches to help get you in a groove and out of your creative rut!