It's songs like these that make me wish I had Spotify Premium so I could add downloaded songs to my playlists.
These lyrics are poetic.
Blue skies
Don't feel so warm after the rain
Brown eyes
But things just dont look quite the same
Ever watched the sunset under moonlight?
Ever felt the stars do not shine as bright?
Deep breath
The one you're getting used to hold
Good look
But mirrors can't reflect the soul
Is the world I see losing connection,
Or am I disconnecting from myself?
It's songs like these that make me wish I had Spotify Premium so I could add downloaded songs to my playlists.
These lyrics are poetic.
Man, I love how tender this sounds! I don't usually ever hear of someone who creates such great contrast between their lyrics and the arrangement on this website.
And congrats on the FP! ;D
I enjoy your song, and I can fully confirm that the mix is good. Your vocals are great; you are a skilled musician!
@AveragePhoe, what is your story behind getting interested in creating music, especially in the alternative pop genre? How do you define your process as a songwriter, and in what ways has it evolved over time?
@AveragePhoe, do you consider creating music therapeutic?
@AveragePhoe, from your perspective, what are some common pitfalls that musicians make in songs, and how can they avoid them?
1: I've always loved music, even if I didn't always have the desire to create it. At some point, I picked up the guitar and that was it. I made Instrumental music at first, but my pivot to Alternative Pop was a rather incidental one. It's just what came natural to me when writing lyrics. As for that process, it really depends from song to song. Sometimes an idea will pop into my head, sometimes a melody or a phrase, and I'll work on it till it turns into something more. I think, over time, I've learned to better visualize what it is that I want to make, so the whole process is a lot smoother for sure.
2: Most definitely! Even if it's a song that never comes out, just the making of it brings me peace (and rage, from time to time).
3: I think it's easy to let yourself get lost in the idea of what you want a song to be, as opposed to what it could be. Sometimes your first idea sucks, and you gotta to let go of it to create what you really want to create.
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