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Without realizing it, we’re vulnerable to being sucked into lazy habits, ruts, and unproductive routines as songwriters. If you feel like it’s time to blow up your process and start over, consider trying out these strategies: https://bit.ly/2T7BrGR pic.twitter.com/n2ea0o0txa

While we’re familiar with the musical skills we develop as artists, there are other important non-musical benefits we pick up along the way. Learn about them here: https://bit.ly/3n4FEVV pic.twitter.com/iaI8NBtBc0

There’s nothing wrong with listening to trendy music, but letting what’s popular and influential now crowd your creative intuition and authenticity in songwriting can be a problem. This is how to separate trends from what’s enduring about your music: https://bit.ly/3kSA7QN pic.twitter.com/UcNid8DOyM

It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking you’re only productive when you’re writing, recording, or performing. Yet, working nonstop can drain you of energy and creativity. Today’s blog covers four signs that it may be time to take a break from music: https://bit.ly/3hDvqMc pic.twitter.com/XaY55Egtpw

Before packed arena shows and music festivals return, the live music industry is most likely in for a period of transition. These three show formats are the ones likely to first return after the pandemic: https://bit.ly/3wx1Iwp pic.twitter.com/FXPo4D3XqB

Things are slowly changing when it comes to the musician-label relationship. In fact, there are quite a few advantages of not signing with a record label and going the independent route. Learn more on today's blog: https://bit.ly/31SgIbq pic.twitter.com/rQKPA52Mzj

There are plenty of ways to earn money that have nothing to do with music, but what fun is that? Here are 5 ways to make money while also building your music career: https://bit.ly/30zf4eg pic.twitter.com/zop4vYcILe

One of the only sure things you have in music is your ability to enjoy what you do as a musician. Yet, sometimes we neglect this due to our desire to find success. Here are four huge benefits you’ll find by focusing on what you love most in music: https://bit.ly/34jn7NG pic.twitter.com/DAnfII5aU3

There are plenty of great ideas for social media content, but some are more effective in driving engagement to your page. Here are 5 great content ideas to get more fans on social media: https://bit.ly/328Tyhr pic.twitter.com/nrYuTbpeP4

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When you’re in touch with your personal musical taste, creating music that’s meaningful and authentic to you gets much easier. Here are five tips for defining your unique musical taste as a songwriter: https://bit.ly/2V57JTy pic.twitter.com/MtFCkIfuFn

By stripping apart a song to its essential components, you not only gain a better understanding of the music you listen to, but also become a more effective songwriter. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2KqBeu8 pic.twitter.com/Q7J0lSyyT2

If song lyrics had to be 100% real, music would be a lot less interesting. Fiction in music is empowering for songwriters and exciting for listeners. Learn how you can incorporate fiction into your lyrics on today's blog: https://bit.ly/30Le1YJ pic.twitter.com/Z7QZYyysYO

While inspiration is an undeniable ingredient found in some of the world’s most impactful songs, it’s often not all it’s cracked up to be. Here are three big reasons why: https://bit.ly/3rnEAPE pic.twitter.com/mYjXRNJ3gt

Should we write music we can't perform live? Tap the link to learn about the drawbacks of creating unperformable music https://bit.ly/3bH0UOe pic.twitter.com/dlzgle0aY0

Maintaining a healthy relationship with your bandmates can be tricky even when times are good. Here is how challenging times can actually help bring your band closer together: https://bit.ly/30eSQ0K pic.twitter.com/S5RUSaJf6q

Bringing newness to your writing approach can be incredibly difficult at times, but it’s one of the most essential and rewarding things you’ll do as an artist. Here are a few ways to approach creating music in a completely new way: https://bit.ly/2UmAJqb pic.twitter.com/rbRtNPIMrW

Constantly renewing your creative curiosity with songwriting exercises can help you to write consistently, but also in ways that are new and challenging. Here are 6 songwriting exercises that will help put yourself in a new musical mindset: https://bit.ly/3gQBWLn pic.twitter.com/C6A1UATp3g

Despite recent events complicating the traditional ways of promoting new music, many listeners are still hungry for meaningful music experiences and engagement online. Here are 4 DIY online promotional ideas for your next release: https://bit.ly/2MGd9AF pic.twitter.com/iXKbykvp3G

Big or small, failures are an essential part of a musician’s journey and creative process. Despite the many different ways in which we can fail, there is only one way we can truly fail when creating music. Check out today’s blog to learn what it is: https://bit.ly/394sC4O pic.twitter.com/3Nkgy0fkpq