Have you ever wanted to switch your Dorian melody into a Phrygian, Mixolydian or maybe even a Locrian one? In this episode, I show how you can transform your music from one musical mode to…
When you think about The Beatles you think about Let It Be, Get Back and many more great hits. But rarely do you hear anybody talk about the song Blue Jay Way. This is a…
What makes Don’t Look Back In Anger by Oases a Classical Harmony Songwriting Masterclass? Let’s dive into this great song and let’s get creative! Video Tutorial Song Analysis: Don’t Look Back In Anger by Oasis…
When you think of a microtonal Phrygian music theory masterpiece, Justin Timberlake’s hit “Sexy Back” might not be the first song that comes to mind. However, this seemingly straightforward pop song has some fascinating musical…
Between the Bars by Elliott Smith is a perfect song with a perfect chord progression. In this song analysis, I will show you why this is a chord progression any guitarist, musician and songwriter should…
There is one chord that John Frusciante plays in Under The Bridge by the Red Hot Chili Peppers that always sounded a bit strange to me. Especially when I just started learning music. This last…
The last song by The Beatles Now and Then. Why does this demo song and the studio version sound so emotional and touching? One reason for this melancholy is the ancient chord progression which John…
Flora Cash You’re Somebody Else is a song filled with bittersweet melancholy and beautiful intimate lyrics. This incredibly touching song is found on many playlists today. But what makes it so great? Let’s find out…
Rope by Foo Fighters is an amazing rock anthem full of interesting songwriting tricks. It has a perfect balance between heavy riffs and beautiful melodies. So what are the secrets behind this song? Let’s dive…
What I Learned From: Ed Sheeran songwriting analysis: The new song ‘Bad Habits’ by Ed Sheeran surprised me quite a bit to say the least. Especially when it comes to the arrangement, it caught my…