HeyJaredSinger Songwriter | How to Write a Song, Make Music, Song Lyrics, Music Theory, Singing Lessons
TOP 5% GLOBAL PODCAST Have you ever felt a song stirring inside you — but you’re not sure how to bring it to life?Do you dream of writing and singing your own music, but find yourself held back by doubt, perfectionism, or the fear that you’re “not good enough”?Maybe you’ve…
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123 | A Simple Ear Training Practice for Singer Songwriters (opens the original)
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Your ear is one of your greatest tools as a singer-songwriter. In this episode, I'll show you a simple listening practice you can weave into your regular singing practice or vocal warm-up — starting with finding Do, stepping away from home, and listening your way back. We'll use simple solfège patterns like Do-Re-Mi and Do-Ti-Do, and then let the exercise open up into vocal improvisation. Because ear training isn't just about learning to sing the “right” notes. It's about developing the connecti
122 | Want to Write Songs? How to Start as a Beginner Songwriter (opens the original)
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Want to write songs but don't know where to begin? You don't have to know music theory, play an instrument, or have years of songwriting experience before you can call yourself a songwriter. You can begin with what you have—and learn what you need along the way. In this beginner-friendly introduction to songwriting, we'll explore what it really means to be a songwriter, different ways to begin a song, and how to find a simple "song seed" that can become the doorway into your first song. You'll l
121 | How to Get Unstuck in Every Stage of the Songwriting Process (opens the original)
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How do you get unstuck when you're writing a song? Feeling stuck doesn't always mean the same thing—and it doesn't always require the same solution. A songwriter who can't get started may need to develop their musical skills, while someone stuck in the messy middle may need to learn how to tolerate uncertainty. Someone else may be stuck in perfectionism, unable to finish, record, or share their song. This summer, I've been paying close attention to my own songwriting process and the different pl
120 | Press Record Anyway: How Recording Yourself Can Improve Your Singing (opens the original)
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What if one of the simplest ways to improve your singing is to start pressing record? I practiced recording myself this week, and the experience gave me a valuable reality check about where I am as a singer and musician—and what I need to work on next. When you're inside the music, it's easy to miss things like breath support, tempo, phrasing, tension, or other habits. Listening back gives you an outside perspective and turns vague feelings of "I need to get better" into specific information you
119 | Why You Keep Putting Off Recording Your Songs (opens the original)
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Why do you keep putting off recording your songs — even when the song is finished? You finally finish the lyrics. You make the revisions. You find the version of the song that feels true. And then, somehow, recording it becomes the thing you keep avoiding. I've noticed this pattern in my own creative process. After spending the summer paying attention to the different stages of songwriting — from gathering ideas and choosing, to navigating the messy middle, finishing, and sharing — I've realized
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