Music Theory And Songwriting
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By Ben Rogerson Published
And did you know that, long before it appeared in Pretty Woman, it was released as a Christmas song?

By Ben Rogerson Published
“The easiest way to write a bad song is to try to write a hit,” she noted

By Ethan Hein Published
This AI-powered transcription tool promises to convert any audio file into sheet music, tab or MIDI. But can it really match the skills of a professional?

By Roland Schmidt Published
Take an old 4-track demo, add a splash of expensive 80s tech, and the results might be a good enough reason for a band of prog legends to reform!

By Ben Rogerson Published
Recorded in 2019, it took five years for it to become a hit

By Ben Rogerson Published
“It was actually very well conceived but it didn't sound guitaristic at all,” he says of the original demo

By Roland Schmidt Published
What happens when you write a hit for another band, but you want it back? We find out as we trace the complicated history and intriguing theory behind an iconic Prince classic

By Andy Price Published
UFOs, Mick Jagger, and cold war paranoia: Nena on the bizarre origins of 99 Luftballons (aka 99 Red Balloons)
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