Tor Hermansen

Want to make your song stand out? Try starting with the best part of your song! Tor Hermansen, recommends starting with your strongest hook to instantly captivate your audience. Whether it’s the title, melody, chord progression or memorable moment, leading with impact can set the tone for the entire track, making it unforgettable.

September 23, 2024

Mentor Sessions

Music publishing is the exploitation of a song's copyright or song's copyrights. Every song has a writer share and a publisher share and they are always equal. Chord progression is not copyrightable.

Emily Warren

Emily Warren shares advice on sustaining a music career. She reflects on overcoming burnout, staying true to her creative passions, and managing the pressures of the industry. This discussion offers insights for young artists navigating a rewarding yet challenging path in music.

Kosine

Kosine’s production of a Diane Warren song became a heartfelt reflection on healing and reconnection.

Sasha Sloan

Sasha Sloan shares candid advice for songwriters and artists, emphasizing the importance of trusting your gut, reading the room during collaborations, and managing self-doubt. She highlights that bad songs are part of the process, offering wisdom on knowing when to take the lead or let others shine in a session.

Mentor

Tor Hermansen

How are you going to stand out in the music business?

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Autumn Rowe

How Grammy-winner Autumn Rowe got started in Music Business

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Stargate

Writing the song that will change your life

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Ne-Yo

Ne-Yo Making So Sick with Stargate: Trusting Your Gut

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Mikkel Eriksen

Vocal Chain and Music Production

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Jozzy

Jozzy Writing Old Town Road with Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus: All about the Hook

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Diplo

Story of Diplo's Transition to Music Producer

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Benny Blanco

Songwriting with Ed Sheeran

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Emily Warren

Songwriting and Collaborating with Artists and Music Producers

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Kosine

Kosine Breaking into the Music Industry

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John Cunningham

Best Advice for Music Producers