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Nashville Songwriters           Roy John Fuller has been writing songs for more than 30 years and has FREE online DVD Workshop Videos available on his songwriting web sites.  Be sure to check out Roy's  FREE tips and techniques on songwriting.  Get the latest FREE tips and techniques for optimizing your Songwriter / Artist web page for better Google, Bing and Yahoo search engine rankings.  His songwriting workshops include information on optimizing your songwriter and Artist web sites. 

"Stay with it til' it's right no matter how many re-writes"

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    I'm not sure a song is really ever finished.  I have songs I have been writing on for years with demos completed and I still find a better more creative way to deliver the message. Always stay open to new ways to improve your songs with new lyrics and new melody changes. Strive to make your song as strong as possible. Only then will it have a chance of being hear and recorded. Make sure you have tied all the lines of you song back to the title. Can the song do without one of the lines?  If so, cut it now and write another.  It won't survive the test of pitching a song these days. Publishers and recording artists are not looking for good songs, they want hit songs that will further promote their careers. The good songs they record will be written by their friends, wives, lovers, staff writers or themselves. You need a hit song to get anyone's attention today. That's why its so important to have a great idea before you start writing the song. Only a song with a great unique idea and carefully crafted lyrics and melody will get consideration in today's competitive songwriting market.                                                                                                                                          

                                                                                 

 

 

                                  songwriters suggestions:

                      Mix It Up some..... 

   I'd like to see the first and second line in the chorus rhyme, and then with a completely different thyme sound, rhyme the last two lines in the chorus. You really shouldn't ever use the same rhyme sound in more than two lines in a song, unless maybe its in a three line bridge. You should also mix up the syllables like using compound words for rhyme. always be thinking unique, original, variety. Use variety in your rhyme sounds, line lengths, single words vs. compound words, high and lower notes in the melodies, etc. Always be thinking variety. The only thing that is the same in a song is the hook repeating and the rhyme placement. Listeners expect to hear and recognize rhyme patterns and sing along with them. It helps them remember the words. So it make sense you would want to have rhyme in your hook and chorus.

                Experiment With New Directions & Ideas

   Play around with each line for a while. Gotta be something more descriptive, personal, original, unique to express what turns you on about your woman or the situation you're writing about. Some line can make the difference between a hit song and just another good song. Whatever it is, the words need to paint a picture for the listener of love, desire, lust???

                          Study the craft of songwriting

    Become a student of song crafting. Search the internet for songwriting information, go to the book store and read everything you can find.  Mastering the art of song crafting can take years so get started now.  Read our free information below and practice, practice, practice. If you have written 50 or 100 songs, then you may have one great song. Take one of your songs and make it as strong as possible before you go pitching it to professionals.  The best example of your songwriting skills will be Issus rated by the song you are pitching, so make sure the song is constructed properly with a great unique hook

                      

  Roy John Fuller has been writing songs ever since he was a young kid growing up in the Appalachian mountains of Southwest Virginia. Roy Fuller has received several Billboard Top Single Pick Hits and still pitches his songs in Nashville

 He has Free information DVD's and an article called How To Write Songs.                                                                                                                                        

 

 nashville songwriters     Roy John Fuller a BMI songwriter has had several Top 10 Billboard Pick Hits starting with "Angel In Disguise" (1975 Nashville Columbia Studio B), "Your Song" (1975 Nashville Columbia Studio B), "The Image of Me" (1978 Nashville RCA Studios),  "Giving Up Getting Over You" (1979 Nashville Tandem Studios),  "The First Time" (1981 Nashville Woodland Studios), "Do It" (1981 Nashville Woodland Recording Studios), "The Shoe's On Another's Foot" (1981 Nashville Woodland Recording Studios).  He has Pick Hits and write up's in Nashville Entertainer Songwriter Magazine and other music industry publications.

           

 
 

 

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