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Lullabies aren’t just for babies—they're great for adults, too. Using soothing music to wind down before bed each night is perfectly acceptable—even encouraged—as a relaxation technique.

You can start a song in dozens of different ways. Start with a title, a melody line, a chord progression, an emotion, or play a rhythm on guitar or keyboard. Sometimes, though, it helps to have a little push, so I’ve created “song starters” – ideas, titles, themes, development paths, and chord progressions that will get your song going. Feel free to mix and match anything with anything  and use it any way you like.

OLD HICKORY ENTERTAINMENT is a brand  associated with the marketing of music recordings  and  music videos, Old Hickory Ent. (O.H.E) Was created by Kagame Karekezi Fred ''FRESCO'' in 2013 in order to help Underground musicians reach the upper heights of their music careers .  O.H.E. influences on Hip Hop Music Genre.

The title of a song is almost always a featured line in the song itself, often the first line or last line of the chorus, making it the line that listeners remember long after the song is over. A good title is intriguing, evocative, and memorable. The best titles sum up the heart and soul of a song, recalling the whole experience for listeners, making them want to go back and listen again.

Let’s say you’re in love with someone and you want to let that person know how you feel. You could simply walk up to them and say, “I love you.” That might work. Or you could make an effort to create the right surroundings: The two of you take a walk along the beach, holding hands on a summer evening, a light mist floating in the air.

Whether you want to write songs to pitch to music publishers, TV shows and commercials, or record them yourself as an artist, here’s a songwriting method that will help you get your message across and make sure your listeners stay involved from beginning to end.

Ermias Asghedom, the rapper better known as Nipsey Hussle, knew his worth and implored his community to know theirs.

I’ve been asked by a few songwriters for advice on how to create good Hip-Hop and Rap songs. Because this is a little outside of my usual style, I asked a couple of successful Rap producers and label owners to help me out.