The Most Simple Themes are Also the Most Interesting
January 27th, 2012
amateur composers often try to confound audiences with complicated wordplay that shines a light on obtuse and high-minded themes, but you shouldn’t requirement or even want that in your songs if you want to make a song that sounds superb while simultaneously creating a some cash. Amazing hits like How to Love and Motivation are constructed from a simple theme that all of us can relate to: a guy and a woman. The more additions you toss atop to that theme, the more you confuse it, but that doesn’t mean you need to be blunt. Uncomplicated metaphors and similes that are passed over at the beginning will give your sound the depth it requires while keeping the message hot focused, which is exactly the sort of earthy musical power that you can see in hits like this one.