Well according to Blender Magazine they are.
Read on to find out if they are right on the money...
Always remember, without a listening audience the music industry wouldn't exist.
Why are some songs embraced by the general public and some are not? Does it have anything to do with talent? Or how much money is thrown at it? Or the production values? Maybe.
However, I think the main reason that a song gets embraced by the general public is that the songwriter wrote that particular song with the listener in mind.
Embrace the here and now, you will never get this moment ever again.
I try as much as possible to turn a negative into a positive. Today I had some car troubles and somehow I have managed to turn that experience into a blog post loosely related to songwriting.
"What are you going on about Corey?" I hear you say. Well, read on...
Practice makes perfect.
This old saying certainly rings true for songwriter Jonathan Coulton. His song a week concept is the true embodiment of the establishment and perfecting of your songwriting process.
Personally, I find his story inspiring...