Songwriting Tip #5

How to Make your Creations More Interesting


If you are a lyricist, try composing your own musical accompaniment sometimes and others, try making the lyrics to a pre-recorded beat.

For beat-makers, try making one after the lyrics have been made for an added challenge. Or do them before but compose your own lyrics.

If you're a solo performer, try a duet, or a group performance.

For those of you in instrumental, jazz it up a bit! Add an extra instrument, or take away one. 

Play around to make your sure your Music is at its peak all the time!




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