Are You Achieving the Goals You Want to Achieve with Your Music?

Have you ever had any of these things happen with your music?

  • You wrote a song you felt was really strong, but it just didn’t get the response you hoped for. You were thinking it would be the song to propel you to greatness, but it never happened.
  • You had a song that people told you they loved, but still no one actually bought it or told their friends about it.
  • You submitted a song to a radio station or for placement in a TV show or film, but never heard back from anyone, leaving you to believe your song wasn’t up to their standards.
  • You posted your song to a social media site, thinking you’d get a ton of great feedback, but hardly anyone commented on it at all. And if someone did, it was one of your friends.
  • Or maybe you’ve written a great song that had some success, but you haven’t been able to recreate that experience for yourself. (By the way, if that’s the case, you probably lucked into what works without understanding what it was. That’s why you weren’t able to make it happen again.)

If you’ve experienced any of these scenarios you may just need to know the specific elements that most successful songs have in common. After all, those elements are what’s making them appealing to listeners. Writing something that’s “cool” is one thing, but to have it be something desired by a lot of people is a something entirely different.

The great part is you can incorporate these elements into your music without compromising yourself as an artist. You might be afraid that if you learn or apply certain techniques to your music, your songs will be too cookie cutter. You don’t have to worry about that. There are plenty of approaches you can use that will make your music better, without forcing it into a sound you’re not interested in. You’ll keep all your creativity, without becoming a “cookie cutter” artist. By taking certain approaches to songwriting, you can greatly increase the chance of your listener wanting to own it.

Are You Afraid of Being a "Cookie Cutter" Artist?

I used to think I was the greatest songwriter around. The truth was I was far from it, because I hadn’t learned any of the concepts that can make a song great.

I wanted to be an innovator and do whatever I wanted, but I didn’t realize that before you innovate you have to know the methods that have worked again and again. Then you can stray from them. If you just do whatever you what, whenever you want, without learning, it’s a recipe for a song that’s just messy. Believe me, I learned that the hard way. I once had a song that went from rock, to funk, to jazz all in the same song! I thought it was great because it was original, but needless to say my listeners had no idea where I was taking them with that kind of music. I was trying to innovate before I knew anything about what makes a song successful.

Then I realized that once you know the ideas that go into a successful song, you can use them to make your song great, or you can creatively stray from those same ideas to make your song innovative. Either way, you win. But you have to know what those concepts are first.

Once I realized my songs weren’t working, I decided to build a solid songwriting education for myself and make it my mission to know what makes songs listeners want to hear and own. I read books, and went to seminars and workshops given by the best and most accomplished songwriting teachers around. I learned all the best tips, tricks and techniques there are. Some of what I learned worked and some didn’t. But the stuff that worked, worked incredibly well.

As I started to learn more and more about songwriting, I developed the ability to see what made successful songs work so well, while other songs didn’t. It became almost instantaneous when I listened to a new song.

I ended up analyzing a ton of hit songs for articles on my own website and for other great songwriting websites, like USA Songwriting Competition’s Blog and CD Baby’s Do It Yourself Musician’s Blog. I’ve even had my writings appear as examples in the book Songwriting Without Boundaries, by Pat Pattison, who’s an acclaimed Lyric Writing Professor at Berklee College of Music, and my YouTube channel has had over a half a million views.

Apply the Ideas that Will Work Best for YOUR Songs

Once I noticed I could see songs in this way, I realized I’d have to put these ideas into an ongoing collection to be able to give other songwriters the ability to clearly see what can make their song work, while sparing them information that doesn’t work. Not to mention saving them time too.

All songwriters write differently and have different goals for their music. So I created a members website called the Songwriting Success Circle that's constantly updated with a plethora of information that will apply specifically to you and your songwriting goals.

 

Let's take a look at what's inside the Songwriting Success Circle... 

The Journey of a Song: The Modules

  • The modules are organized into “The Journey of a Song,” which takes you from the initial idea for a song all the way through marketing and promoting it… and everything in between!

    In other words, you’ll be able to:

    Come up with a song idea

    Write chords and melodies related to that idea

    Write complete and detailed emotional lyrics for that idea

    Finish constructing the completed song in a way that will have all of your song’s components working towards your overall concept

    Professionally perform and produce the song so it has a presentation that attracts listeners

    Market your music effectively, so people will not only know it exists, but they’ll want to hear it

  • This is the only site that will offer you songwriting content organized this way, and with this much detail.

    Plus, the modules are updated with new lessons frequently, so you’ll always have access to the latest, best and most relevant information to help you write your best songs yet!

Below are all the other modules waiting for you when you join us inside...

Module 1: Conceiving and Strategizing Song Ideas

This module discusses nurturing your song from the start. It shows you new ways for coming up with song ideas, organizing them, and planning them out in a way that will make an effective song. Here are some of the lessons you'll find inside when you join us now:

A Simple But Powerful Tool for Generating Ideas

3 Ways to Use Google Docs as an Ideal Tool for Song Ideas

Analyze Your Favorite Songs to Understand How They’re Written

Planning Your Song’s Emotional Journey

Creating Music From Titles

How to Know What Your Song’s Key Should Be

Writing a Song from a Title

How to Write By Referencing Other Songs

Choosing a Perspective for Your Songs

3 Ways for Organizing Your Song Ideas

Module 2: Chords and Melodies that Suit Your Ideas

This module discusses all the notes you choose and how to effectively tie them into your song’s idea. New lessons get added to this module periodically. Here are some of the lessons you'll find inside when you join us now:

How to Write Chords Under Your Melody

Writing Songs with Suspended Chords

A Music Theory Resource for Songwriters

The Chord Progression Generator

Writing Songs with the Mixolydian Mode

Writing Songs with the Aeolian and Dorian Modes

Lydian and Phrygian Modes + an Overview of the Modes

Writing Songs with the Harmonic Minor Scale

Resolving Chord Progressions in Your Songs

Module 3: Writing Relatable Words

In this module, you’ll learn detailed methods for writing emotional lyrics your listeners can relate to. New lessons get added to this module periodically. Here are some of the lessons you'll find inside when you join us now:

Creating Vivid Lyrics

How to Choose Words That Will Make Your Song More Memorable

How to Use Different Rhyme Types for More Effective Lyrics, Part 1

How to Use Different Rhyme Types for More Effective Lyrics, Part 2

Module 4: Constructing Your Song

In this module, we look at putting together the pieces of your song. We examine common songwriting “rules” which you can use, or effectively break for added creativity. New lessons get added to this module periodically. Here are some of the lessons you'll find inside when you join us now:

3 Key Changes for Your Songs

Effectively Altering Common Song Structures

10 Ways to Demand Your Listeners’ Attention

How to Write Contemporary Songs in Your Style

How to Write an Effective Bridge, Part 1

How to Write an Effective Bridge, Part 2

Module 5: Songwriting Advice from Professionals

This module is a series of interviews with songwriting professionals. They have differing backgrounds, giving you multiple, educated perspectives on writing music. New interviews get added to this module periodically. Here are some of the interviews you'll find inside when you join us now:

Songwriting With Intention with Popular Lyric Writing author, Andrea Stolpe

Writing Songs With Production in Mind with The Addiction Formula author, Friedemann Findeisen

Creating a Great Song with Grammy nominated music educator, Shane Adams

Mistakes to Avoid as a Songwriter with Songwriting Planet founder, Kevin Thomas

Are There "Rules" for Great Songs? with The Art of Songwriting author, Ed Bell

Songwriting Strategies with Logic Pro X for Dummies author, Graham English

The Importance of Learning Music with Musical U's founder, Christopher Sutton

Hooks, Titles and Melodies with Motown Records songwriter, Clay Drayton

Writing Songs with Goals with former Nashville staff songwriter, Cliff Goldmacher

Tips and Ideas for Better Songs with The 360 Degree Songwriter author, Gilli Moon

Crafting Your Song with songwriter, Vance Gilbert

Writing Better Songs with Songwriting Planet founder, Kevin Thomas

Module 6: Sound Professional [Performance + Production]

After your song’s written, it needs to be presented well. In this module you’ll learn from professionals with differing backgrounds, giving you multiple, educated perspectives on performance and production techniques. New interviews and lessons get added to this module periodically. Here are some of the ones you'll find inside when you join us now:

The Studio as Your Songwriting Tool with The Songwriting Studio director, Dean Davis

Creative Ways for Getting More Gigs with former American Songwriter magazine editor, Nancy Moran

What to Say in Between Songs with the 6 Minute Music Business Podcast host, Wade Sutton

Giving Your Audience a Memorable Performance with the 6 Minute Music Business Podcast host, Wade Sutton

How to Perform Confidently for an Audience

Practicing More Effectively with Musical U's founder, Christopher Sutton

Improving Your Vocal Performances with Come Alive Singing founder, Selena Mara

Creating and Promoting Demos with former Nashville staff songwriter, Cliff Goldmacher

Getting Started with Home Recording with Home Music Studio 1's founder,
Dave Maxey

Home Recording for Singer-Songwriters with Grammy nominated music educator, Shane Adams

Giving Your Best Performances with songwriter, Vance Gilbert

Module 7: Marketing, Networking + Self-Help for Songwriters

Once your song’s recorded, it’s time to “get it out there.” In this module, you’ll learn from professionals with differing backgrounds, giving you multiple, educated perspectives on promoting your music and yourself. New interviews and lessons get added to this module periodically. Here are some of the ones you'll find inside when you join us now:

Film + TV Opportunities for Your Music with Taxi Music's founder, Michael Laskow

Getting the Right Mindset for a Successful Music Career with former American Songwriter magazine editor, Nancy Moran

Designing Your Ideal Life as a Songwriter, Part 1

Designing Your Ideal Life as a Songwriter, Part 2

Deciding on Your Goals as an Artist with Make it in Music founder, Ian Clifford

Branding Yourself as an Artist with the 6 Minute Music Business Podcast host, Wade Sutton

Developing Relationships in the Music Business with Music Starts Here founder, Doak Turner

Furthering Your Music Career with Berklee Music Online founder and author of The Future of Music, Dave Kusek

Music Marketing Strategies with The 360 Degree Songwriter author, Gilli Moon

5-Minute Quick Tips for Every Topic

  • Access to over 250 quick tips related to EACH of the modules mentioned above!

    As mentioned earlier, you have access to over 60 quick tips about generating and developing song ideas.

    But you ALSO have access to quick tips related to ALL the other modules as well, giving you over 250 quick reference articles and videos. So no matter what area of songwriting you feel stuck with, you’ll be able to address it quickly and definitively with a plethora of options for solving your problem.

  • The quick tips are sorted by topic relating back to the “Journey of a Song”

    If you’re only interested in fast information on a single topic at any given time, you can view the 5-minute quick tips by category. You can view the archive by:

    Conceiving and strategizing song ideas
    Chords and melodies that suit your ideas
    Lyrics: Writing relatable words
    Constructing your song
    Advice from songwriting professionals
    Performance and production: sound professional
    Marketing, networking and self-help for songwriters

  • The quick tip newsletter archive is searchable

    Have a super specific topic you need help with? No problem! Just throw your keyword in the search box to find exactly what you need.

  • Our members site is the ONLY place where you can access every single quick tip in one place

    This is the only place you can access all of this information, which will be an incredibly useful resource to keep in front of you as you’re writing. It’ll make your songwriting process easy and smooth.

  • Sort the content by written articles, videos or audio clips

    You can sort the quick tips by type of content. So whether you prefer reading articles, watching videos, or listening to audio clips, you can view the content by those types.

    Or maybe you’re in a situation where you aren’t able to listen to a video or audio at the current moment, so you only want to view the articles you can read while you’re on the go. With the sorting option you can do that, making the site convenient for you in any situation.

  • They're much shorter than the full lessons and videos you have access to in the main modules

    Take in a quick bit of information when you don’t have as much time to watch the longer content… but you still want to add something new to your songs (in just a 5 minute time investment).

  • A new quick tip article, video or audio clip is added each week!

    You’ll consistently have new information for improving your songs, performances and recordings with the articles and videos.

  • Stay motivated to keep implementing new songwriting methods

    Since I want you to achieve your songwriting goals and be an incredible songwriter, I’ve implemented a few ways for you to keep yourself motivated so you can continually improve:

    Mark the quick tips as completed when you’re finished with them, so you can easily track your progress and keep learning and improving

    Add any of the quick tips to your “favorites” list so you can easily revisit the ones you found most useful when you’re writing

    Add any of the quick tips to your queue so if you haven’t had time to check out a newsletter, but you know you want to, you can do it at a later and more convenient time.

    Get a periodic email with recommendations of quick tips I think you’ll get a lot of value from so you can implement new methods into your music.

    Earn points to stay motivated by moving up the leaderboard. The more you login, view, and comment on the content, the more points you earn.

Below are some of the 5 Minute Quick Tips waiting for you in the archive when you join us inside...

Implement What You're Learning: Song Critiques

A Module in Your Members Site, the Songwriting Success Circle

  • The Critiques Module offers you an alternative way to comprehend and implement the song idea strategies you’re learning.

    It has song critiques of your peers’ music, so you can hear a song and a detailed review of it. This will let you know whether the ideas for each of these songs were developed effectively or not, so you can materialize your own song ideas successfully.

  • As a result, you'll understand if the ideas you're developing are doing the same things correctly as the song being reviewed… or if they’re making the same mistakes!

    And as you continue to watch these critiques, you’ll develop the ability to self-critique your own songs, which will help you continually write better music.

  • New critiques are added to the site frequently...

    So you’ll always have fresh content you can learn from to benefit your music.

  • PLUS… you have the opportunity to get one of your songs reviewed for free!

    When you join our members site, you get to have your own song thoroughly reviewed and posted in the site, so you can see exactly what’s working and what needs improvement in your own music! This can be an incredibly valuable learning tool for you.

Below are some of the critiques waiting for you when you join us inside...

Get Your Songwriting Questions Answers: Q&As

A Module in Your Members Site, the Songwriting Success Circle

Have a Songwriting Question You Want Answered?

As a member of the Songwriting Success Circle you have the opportunity to submit your songwriting questions to me, which I answer in videos that get posted to their own module.

If there's anything you feel I missed in the other modules, we'll cover it here.

Below are just some of the songwriting questions I've answered in the Q&A videos so far...

  • How do you know if your songs are worth recording?
  • What key’s the best to write in?
  • How do you weigh heart and emotion vs. architecting a song?
  • What’s better: writing lyrics or melody first?
  • How many half steps up should it be for the key change at the end of a song?
  • Why should I put effort into lyric writing?
  • How long does it take to be a great songwriter and how do you get there?
  • How do you set already written lyrics to music?
  • Can you break the rules of common song structures?
  • Are lyric writing rules universal to any language?
  • Should you use direct language in lyric writing?
  • How do you make your verse, chorus and bridge sound different from each other?
  • What should I consider when writing chord progressions?
  • Every melody I write sounds like an existing song. How can I avoid that?
  • How can I craft a title from an idea and make it singable in the chorus?
  • How should you approach the intro to a song?
  • How do you find a chord progression for a written melody?
  • How do you write a great melody that will be remembered?
  • Are my personal experiences universal enough for other people to relate to?
  • When you come up with a line in your head, how do you know if it should be the chorus or the verse?
  • What's the best way to set up a payoff, or surprise ending, in a story song?
  • What can you do if you find all your melodies sound similar?

New Content Added Several Times Per Month!

New Videos are Added Frequently!

The Songwriting Success Circle is not a stagnant course. In addition to ALL the content described on this page, you also have access to the new in-depth lessons, interviews, critiques, Q&As, AND 5-minute quick tips that are frequently added as the site continues to grow!

As you keep improving as a writer, this new content is posted so you'll always have the latest and best methods for coming up with and developing song ideas. Easily compete with the thousands of other songs fighting for your listeners' ears when you always have the right resources on your side.

Easy Reference Chord and Melody Writing Charts

A great way to generate ideas is by having all the chords and melody notes in front of you to experiment with.

  • I’ve included a plethora of easy-to-use songwriting reference charts for you.

    This way you’ll have all the info you need right in front of you, so you focus on coming up with song ideas instead of wasting time not knowing where to start.

  • I’ve compiled it all in one place so it will serve as an aid while you write.

    Our members site it the only place you’ll have access to all these charts together to make your songwriting sessions easier and more fun!

  • For each chart on the site, there's a corresponding lesson that will show you how to use it.

    If you’re not sure how to use any of these charts, there’s a lesson that will make it easy so you can implement it in your writing almost immediately!

Below are some of the charts you’ll have access to when you join us inside…

Get Chord and Melody Ideas from Your Reference Charts


  • Easy to Reference Layout

With all of these charts in one convenient place in the members area, you can easily experiment with chord progressions and melodies in different modes to generate an endless amount of song ideas.

And not only will it get you the right sound for your song, but it’ll save you a lot of time when you’re writing, since you’ll have all the information you need right in front of you.


  • Each Chart Has Every Song Key in That Mode

Within each of the modes, these charts provide every key available within that mode. So not only will you choose the right mode for your song, but by choosing the right key, you’ll have a song that fits comfortably in your vocal range, and is easy for you to play on your instrument. This will give you your best vocal and instrumental performances, which are both crucial for creating songs people want to hear.


  • Corresponding Lessons for Each of These Charts

All the charts in the members area have corresponding lessons that will show you how to use them, so you'll be able to reference these charts with ease. So if you’re not sure about how to use these different chord or melody charts, or if you don't know what the modes mean or how they’ll benefit your music... don’t worry, you can easily find out in a related lesson!


  • The Only Place You'll Find All These Resources Together

You won’t find a comprehensive easy-to-use resource like this on other sites, so give your music an edge over songs written by writers that don’t have quick and easy access to this information.

In Addition to the Charts Above, You Get These Too...

Find the Right Musical Emotion for Your Song Ideas

This chart will help you choose the right chord and melody notes for an emotion you want to evoke in your listeners. It gives you several options on a spectrum from brightest sounding to darkest sounding. Since happier songs tend to have brighter sounds and gloomier songs tend to have a darker sound, you'll know which chord and melody notes will best suit your song ideas in a quick visual reference.

More Chord and Melody Options: Harmonic Minor

There's also 2 chord and melody charts for the harmonic minor keys, in case all the other chord and melody charts mentioned above still aren't helping you coming up with the right song ideas.

These 2 charts also outline all the harmonic minor keys available (for example, F harmonic minor, B harmonic minor, etc). By choosing the right key for your song idea, you’ll have a song that fits comfortably in your vocal range, and is easy for you to play on your instrument. This will give you your best vocal and instrumental performances, which are both crucial for creating songs that people want to hear.

And if you’re not sure about how to use the harmonic minor chord or melody charts, or what the harmonic minor is, there's a corresponding lesson that will show you that in detail. This way you'll be able to reference these charts and write songs with them with ease.

The melody chart even has guitar tablature for the harmonic minor scale, so you can effortlessly play it on your guitar too if that helps you write with it.

Generate Song Ideas with Tension in Them

Suspended chords are a great opportunity to create tension in your music. And how you release that tension can tie strongly into what your song is about while keeping your audience engaged with what they're listening to.

As a result, suspended chords can be a great way to conceive song ideas with a sense of longing, ambiguity, resolution, or to add embellishment. They'll add a lot of character to your music in a way that ties into your concept and engages your listeners.

That's why this chord chart lays out all the suspended chords for you in an easy to reference way. It even provides guitar tablature to make the chords simple for guitar players to add to their songs.

If you’re not sure about what makes a suspended chord, there's a corresponding lesson that will show you that in detail. It gets in-depth about how to use these chords in your music, so you can quickly generate ideas that evoke the emotions you want your listeners to feel.

The Ultimate Chord Progression Idea Generator

This chart lets you quickly derive chord progressions based on the most common chords. It gives you 24 chord progression combinations, but you can also make alterations to the chart (which are outlined for you), giving you dozens more options to choose from.

This makes it easy to quickly choose a chord progression for your verse, another for your chorus, and a third for your bridge, so your song has contrasting changes throughout, keeping your listener engaged.

There's also a corresponding lesson in the members area that will show you how to use this chart in detail, so you can use it to generate chord progressions for every section of your song almost instantaneously.

Chord Family Chart: Write More Creatively

You'll love this chart if you find yourself using the same chords over and over again. You'll now be able to substitute a chord for a different one that has a related sound, so you can to write interesting and creative chord progressions, without feeling like you’re always using the same ones.

There's also a lesson that discusses the chord families in-depth and will show you how to use this chart, so you'll be writing more creative chord progressions in no time.

Song Analysis Worksheet: Understand Your Favorite Songs

Simply listening to the music you love isn’t enough for you to have a deep comprehension of how it was written. But understanding how your favorite songs are written is a great way to learn songwriting, come up with a plethora of ideas, and write better music.

The Song Analysis Worksheet will reveal to you the chords, melodies, lyrics, song structure, key, and other elements of any song you want to learn from, so you can flow with ideas you would have never thought of on your own.

There’s also a lesson that walks you through how to use this worksheet in detail, so you can get inside the brain of any artist you have an appreciation for, right away.

Rhyme Types on a Spectrum: Find the Right Emotion

Different rhyme types create stronger or weaker connections with each other. As a result the type of rhyme you choose can contribute to the emotion of your lyrics.

This chart will help you find the right rhyme for the emotion of your song, by laying out the different types of rhymes on a spectrum from strongest to weakest connection, so you can use the type of rhyme that’s appropriate for the mood of your song.

There’s also a lesson that discusses the strength of the different rhyme types comprehensively, so you’ll thoroughly understand each one and can use this chart to have your rhymes reflect your song's emotions right away.

What Songwriters Who've Already Joined Are Saying...

Take a look at some of the comments by our members, so you can get an idea for how much your songs are about to improve.

These were all posted on the videos waiting for you inside the Songwriting Success Circle...

Also, these were answers Songwriting Success Circle members gave to an online survey about the site... 

...and YOUR songs are about to improve in all these ways too when you join us today!

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And if you were taking lessons, they’d probably cost you at LEAST $35/hour, per LESSON. That’s about $150/month (if not more) for 4 measly lessons!

But with the Songwriting Success Circle you’re getting SO much more than just a few lessons and I’m not going to charge you even close to $250 or $150/month. I’m not even going to charge you half of that! (Although, even if I did, it would be worth every penny)

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This way the Songwriting Success Circle either delivers to you everything I promised it would, or it costs you nothing.

And with your access to the Songwriting Success Circle, you get immediate access to every single lesson, interview, song critique and newsletter I’ve posted since the site was launched. And new content is added consistently, so the information is constantly being updated. Also, by being part of our members site, you get to be part of a community of like-minded songwriters.

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