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WHY JOIN? Work in person with a Grammy-nominated songwriter Collaborate to write the Genesis Joy House Anthem Attend the No Roof City overnight songwriting event (Sept 27, 7PM–7AM) LIVE REMOTE BROADCAST with Power 107.1 Be part of a TV PSA airing across Middle GA & ATL Includes access to the “Music Skool” digital community for 3 months → ($297 value | $99/month included in your registration) → Weekly learning materials, Q&A sessions with Traci Hale & industry pros, and peer collaboration

Understanding a song’s structure is the key to crafting a compelling track that keeps listeners hooked. This article from Native Instruments breaks down the core building blocks of a song—and why they’re vital for both storytelling and impact. Copy of Article Link: https://blog.native-instruments.com/song-structure-101/ - Which song structure do you use most often—and why? - Share a track you love and break down its structural elements (Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge, etc.). - How do you use structure to build tension or emotion in your songwriting?

🎶 Why Music Publishing Matters: A Guide for Artists and Songwriters 1. Understanding Music Publishing Music publishing involves the management and monetization of the songs you write. Unlike record labels, which focus on the recording and distribution of music, music publishers handle the rights associated with the composition—the lyrics and melody—of a song. They ensure that songwriters receive payment when their compositions are used commercially, such as in radio play, streaming, TV shows, movies, and advertisements. 2. Revenue Streams for Songwriters By publishing your music, you open multiple revenue streams:() - Performance Royalties: Earned when your song is played on the radio, in public spaces, or performed live.() - Mechanical Royalties: Generated from the reproduction of your music, such as CD sales or digital downloads. - Synchronization (Sync) Fees: Paid when your music is used in films, TV shows, or commercials. - Print Royalties: Earned from the sale of sheet music.() Properly registering your compositions ensures you collect these royalties. 3. Protection and Control Publishing your music allows you to maintain control over your compositions. By registering with a Performing Rights Organization (PRO) like ASCAP, BMI, or SESAC, you protect your rights and ensure that you’re compensated when your music is used commercially.() 4. Opportunities for Exposure Music publishers actively promote your songs to recording artists, film and TV producers, and advertising agencies. This can lead to placements that significantly increase your exposure and income. For instance, Downtown Music Publishing has secured placements for its songwriters in major productions like “The Hunger Games” and with brands such as Coca-Cola and Amazon. 5. Navigating the Modern Music Landscape In the digital age, music publishing is more important than ever. With the rise of streaming platforms and digital media, songwriters have more opportunities to earn royalties. However, this also means there’s a greater need for proper administration to ensure you’re receiving all the earnings you’re entitled to. Companies like Kobalt Music Group have revolutionized the industry by providing transparent, real-time royalty tracking, empowering artists to monitor their earnings directly.