Basic songwriting of about mixing your insights and experiences into poetry in the form of lyrics. That can be stories, or just entertaining concepts. We cover many music styles and sub genres and music fusions to support our story driven content.  That's what we can teach best, but setting up classes may come in the future, as we are just too busy with creation ourselves at this juncture. 

And make certain you learn about the requirements of how you get paid after writing lyrics as you have different requirements and agencies to join to protect your intellectual property, from your first Performing Rights Organization, as a SONGWRITER, and if your song gets recorded and published, you need your song added to the Library of Congress and now you need other agencies to collect all your royalties. So if you self publish, consider WHICH site on which to publish your finished songs and offer then for distribution.

We write music for everyone and all ages. While some songs may even be enjoyed safely by little kids, we tackle teen and adult topics and even call out malfeasance and misfeeds as well. But we magazine it without explicit lyrics as we create a safe haven for people. Most albums include a plethora of music styles, but we do occasionally offer albums in specific music genres. However, we always offer song content aligned with the album title. Album titles may be specific or broad in scope, but our lyrical stories will entertain while they make listeners feel better about their life (in most cases), as we either connect with fans on an emotional level, simply  entertain to purpose, or leave listeners laughing.

We also try to educate in many songs as we entertain, even if the educational content is subtle. We want people to get smarter in their intellectual and emotional understanding of themselves and others. It's critical to is to help our fans feel connected and feel SEEN, so no one feels disconnected from the world at large. 

So that's a full introduction to music writing from our perspective. Listen to the songs in your favorite music genres and get copies of the lyrics. Break up the lyrics into the musical composition formatting likeb INTRO, VERSE, PRE-CHORUS, CHORUS, BRIDGE, and OUTRO. While not every song contains every element, every song contains a minimum of a few verses and chorus sections. The rest depends on the author. When you can basically get it right that way, you'll start to understand the usage of each type of section in lyrics. And that's the way our chief lyricist learned the basics, as the music theory classes and other music classes I took in college, actually confused me as none focused on lyrics. But they helped with understand the emotional undertones in various music genres, and ultimately, helped with music genre choices and composing the music for the songs after I decided on a melody for the vocals. But don't be too rigid, as I turn to others when I'm stuck on a lyric. And my vocalists can change my mind on portions of the melody and the music style, leading to rewriting the music composition. 

Look, if you only want to write fun dance songs or pop or a specific music genre, I suggest you start your journey by looking at your ability to put your ideas into paper. If you can write poetry, you can likely turn that poetry to lyrics by rewriting and changing some words for some rhymes in the chorus. You want your chorus to be really easy to remember for your future fans. 

That's your first, and maybe only lesson necessary.  I call i this your basics of "Lyrics and Music Comprehension 101". 

We specialize in a variety of music genres, from pop and rock to folk and indie. We write and also record country, blues, blue grass, reggae, R&B, hard rock, and more. In fact, we venture NJ now into heavy metal and death metal. And while we made a comic satire song album and an eerie halloween album, we continue writing and recording in various music styles, sub genres, and occasional fusionsm. Our creativity covers a diverse range of lyrics and music ensuring there's something for everyone.We even have a few big band and cinematic style recordings. 

Our creativity covers a diverse range of lyrics and music genres, ensuring there's something for everyone. Inclusion of all people's is our goal, not exclusion. 

Our motto:  "We are many, We are One!"