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00:47Singer/Songwriter Jen Foster Shares Songwriting Secrets
On this episode, I will be chatting with Jen Foster about her experience writing with Randy Bachman from Bachman-Turner Overdrive and The Guess Who. Like our bumper song, “Seize The Moment”? That's the product of their collaboration!
Have you ever wondered where the inspiration to write a song comes from? Have you ever thought to yourself “I can do that!” but weren't sure how or where to start? If you’ve ever tried songwriting you know how difficult it can be to make sure that everything fits together like a puzzle. Jen will share how and where her inspiration comes from and what has made her music career so successful when others fail.
Tags: Jen Foster Randy Bachman Song Writing Music Industry Michele Rosenthal
by Michele F Rosenthal in Self Help
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Songwriting!!!
How to write a song. It's important to write lyrics that are true to you, but that also connect with the listener. Music is universal because we all have similar experiences, but not all of us know how to express those feelings. That's why songwriters are so important. They trigger emotions through words and melodies. Ever wanted to write a song? Well, I'll give you some tips that I use when I write. Even, if you wanted to write a poem to someone, but did'nt know how. I'll share my expertise and
Tags: Singing Songwriting Lyrics Melody Harmony
by SingnDanceGirl in Music
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Comedy and Parody Songwriting Talent Marsh Carroll
Marsh Carroll is a comedy and parody songwriter from Canada. He also holds a PhD in Chemistry, for which he was a Nobel Prize nominee. More of Marsh Carroll's work is available on his YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/marsht9 Or read more about his work at his website: http://www.marshcarroll.com/
Tags: songwriting talent music jingle advertising
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00:57
The Art of Songwriting with E Harwood
E Harwood Website You know "that" song...the one that takes you back to "that" place and "that" time like the flip of a switch. There's something about the right combination of music, lyrics, and expression that makes songs a powerful way to feel connected, reached, comforted. But, how did "that" artist go about the writing of "that" song? How does a songwriter actually write a song? Singer-songwriter, E Harwood, joins us today to share how
Tags: E Harwood Music Creativity Visionary Andrea Hylen
by healmyvoice in Spirituality
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Winning at songwriting
Harold Payne has what it takes to write songfs for the top performers like Rod Stewart, Patti Labelle, The Temptations.Snoop Dog and many others. Listen to his recipe for success.
Tags: Success Difference Harold Ken Pam
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Home To The Songwriting World...ITNS Radio!!!
In The Neon Spotlight Radio, the show By Musicians For Musicians, bringing you the best songwriters, singers, bands and duos from all over the world, along with interviews from musicians and music professionals and music people doing great things for their community!!!
Tags: Songwriters Community Business Radio Live
by Sam Watkins in Music
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Ep. #42 - THE BUCHANANS
What is Hip Hop? Interview with Triple threat duo, The Buchanans. Producers, Song Writer, Mcees. Worked with artists like Jay-Z, Dr. Dre, T.I. and more. Tonight, we talk hip hop, making music, roots and bringing that sonically sound.
Guests: Jesus & Keyz - The Buchanans. www.GodInTheMachine.com
Host: Brother Bones - Photographer & Film Maker - zire@zirephotography.com @zirephotography #whatishiphop
Tags: hip hop producers djs music songwriting
by What is Hip Hop in Hip Hop Music
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# 104 Lisa King
Lisa King has completed her debut album The Language of Birds. She calls her group The Hot Place. “A patrolman apprehended the boxer Jack Johnson for speeding through his little town. He fined him $100 on the spot. Jack said, “Here’s a $100 for now and another $100 for later, because when I come back through, I’ll be driving just as fast.” The cop said, “Boy, if you keep acting like that, you’re gonna’ go straight to the Hot Place.” I thought, now that is rock and roll, and that’s what I’m going to name my band.” – Lisa King
Lisa wrote all of the songs on The Language of Birds. Although inseparable from her Mosrite bass guitar, she also played a roster of instruments, some raised from a steamer trunk of vintage guitars and analog synthesizers; others sprang from her wild antique menagerie like the 1920s Marxophone and the calliope-sounding Portatiev.
Lisa may have begun The Language of Birds by herself, but she hopes it feels more like a band called The Hot Place. She co-produced the album with The Swimming Pool Q’s’ Jeff Calder, who also played guitar and contributed his multi-instrumental diversity within the album. The Q’s Robert Schmid played drums. Southern Tracks’ Steven Morrison mixed most of the songs and performed on piano, 12-string and vibes. Mike Lynn, formerly of Betty’s Not A Vitamin, was a contributing guitarist, as well. Lisa King has a degree in Fine Arts from Georgia State University, specializing in cutting-edge printmaking disciplines like non-toxic etching and lithography. She’s been a member of the Atlanta bands Unminded and Threshold, and she’s played keyboards with The Swimming Pool Q’s and Glenn Phillips of the Hampton Grease Band.
Tags: music rock entertainment songwriting singer
by Arts Talk in Entertainment
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Topically Yours - Singer Rachel Brown
Deardra Shuler interviews singer Rachel Brown, an Ethiopian/Bermudian with southern roots, whose voice reveals a sultriness and sweetness that has captivated listeners. A musician who plays the guitar and ukulele, Rachel embodies with her African/Caribbean band, the genres of pop, Caribbean, Hawaiian, country, hip-hop and world sounds into a captivating groove.
At 19, with no formal musical training, Brown found her voice organically. “My songwriting process consists of grabbing my guitar and learning how to play it while I write songs,” says Brown. “I just play until it sounds right.”
Brown was the 2010 recipient of the prestigious ASCAP Foundation Robert Allen Award for songwriting as well as a 2011 recipient of the Songwriter’s Hall of Fame Abe Olman Award for Excellence in Songwriting. She also received a very coveted showcase slot at the National Association for Campus Activities’ national convention, leading to a 40 date college tour.
The Harvard graduate has been featured by the New York Post and PerezHilton.com and has opened for the likes of Mary J. Blige and Robin Thicke at Bermuda’s National Stadium, and John Legend and Quincy Jones at the Bermuda Music Festival.
Brown’s music also caught the ear of Wyclef Jean who brought her up on stage to perform an impromptu duet of Bob Marley’s “Redemption Song” at a fundraiser held at New York’s legendary Cipriani 42 Street. Recently Jean joined Brown onstage at her residency at NYC’s famed supper club, The Darby.
Be sure to catch Brown’s debut EP “Building Castles” which is available now.
Tags: Topically Yours Deardra Shuler Rachel Brown Building Castles Robert Allen Award
by Rainbow Soul in Entertainment
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02:45
Hilda Lamas, Patrick McLaughlin, RB Stone & Isaiah B Brunt
Hilda Lamas began singing at the age of 4 and continued to do so in social settings. While in college getting her degree in Biology, Music again came calling and this time Hilda answered.
With the release of her second album, Love Me Alone this past March and she is beginning to make a name for herself on the blues circuit, perfoming on the same atage with acts like Nick Moss, Marcia Ball and Los Lobos.
I will chat with Hilda about her life and career while we listen to her music.
Guitar lovers everywhere follow Patrick McLaughlin, the guitarist’s guitar player, who brings unique musicianship and electrifying songwriting to the blues experience.
Patrick McLaughlin, a blues/rock guitarist/vocalist from Columbus, Ohio, has led a band of his own for the past ten years.
I will chat with patrick as we listen to his music.
RB Stone is one heck of a musician and he is patient too! We have been circling each other for a year and finally will be doing this interview - and perfect timing as RB's new album - his 16th! - is just hitting and it is special!
RB and I will finally chat and listen to tunes from Loosen Up
Isaiah B Brunt joined me back April of 2012 and he returns with new music, Nursery Rhyme Blues, all the way from Australia ...
Tags: Hilda Lamas Patrick McLaughlin RB Stone Isaiah B Brunt Music On The Couch
by Vinny Bond in Music
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LaTonya Holmes
LaTonya Holmes is a dazzling multi-faceted, 360-degree entertainer: singer, songwriter, actress and voice talent. Her most recent stage production was Oprah Winfrey's "The Color Purple." She had a powerful co-starring television role on ABC's "Grey's Anatomy." Among her latest recordings is a dynamic cover of Diana Ross' 1976 smash "Love Hangover." And her most recent songwriting collaboration was with A-list legends Narada Michael Walden and Allee Willis on their driving inspirational anthem "Stand Up" - which is precisely what the world will be doing as it pertains to LaTonya...and taking notice.
Tags: LaTonya Holmes Narada Michael Walden Allee Willis Ron Laus Hear It Now Live Radio
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#102 Eytan Mirsky
Eytan Mirsky is a New York City-based singer songwriter best known for the title songs he contributed to the award-winning independent films American Splendor, The Tao of Steve and Happiness. Also known for “(I Just Wanna Be) Your Steve McQueen” (from The Tao of Steve) and for writing the numbers sung by the fictional group the Sunshine Singers in Todd Solondz’s Palindromes, Eytan has put out five albums of his own acerbic tunes: Songs about Girls (& Other Painful Subject), Get Ready for Eytan!, Was It Something I Said?, Everyone’s Having Fun Tonight! and Year of the Mouse.
Tags: music songwriting singer films entertainment
by Arts Talk in Entertainment
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